March 28, 2003 recap

Airdate: March 28, 2003

From Sony Pictures Studio, it's America's game! We must end Goin' Hawaiian Week after this game.

Now, do us all a favor and pick up those Toss-Up thingies if you want some money.


Go!


Nicola solves DANIEL DAY-LEWIS.


One last hula from this trio:
Nicola Graham: Actress, also doing a lot of theatre and hiking; from Los Angeles, CA (originally from Plano, TX)
Tracy Morris: Systems administrator with a pharmaceutical company, and bakes cakes for bachelor and bachelorette parties; from Norwalk, CT
Alan Summer: Pastor at Light of the Hills Lutheran Church, from Cameron Park, CA



Go!


Alan solves CLIFF DIVERS.


He's ready to dive into the game, but is Alan going to try and dive into a tiny $10,000 space?





Alan solves YUMMY IN MY TUMMY.

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Nicola solves GEORGE W. & LAURA BUSH. She didn't want to spin again if she knew it.

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We don't need tough puzzles, but we might like to see someone make a tough decision in the Mystery Round. Someone could uncover a BANKRUPT, or someone could uncover a Honda Civic worth $14,270.

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Go!


Tracy solves SUNRISE AND SUNSET to wake up with some cash.


And she's not about to go to sleep, not with a $5,000 space waiting to be hit.




Alan solves SOLID OAK CURIO CABINET.

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DING DING! DING DING!

And we can have one, but Pat has to give the Wheel a Final Spin. Consonants are worth $350 + $1,000 for $1,350 a piece. Alan begins.

Alan: T (DUD!)
Nicola: R (DUD!)
Tracy: S (DUD!)
Alan: N (DUD!)
Nicola: D (DUD!)
Tracy: L ($1,350)
Alan: P ($1,350)
Nicola: B ($1,350)
Tracy: Y (DUD!)
Alan: F (DUD!)
Nicola: C ($2,700)
Tracy: H (x2) ($4,050)


Tracy quietly says HOOPBACK CHILD before the buzzer.

Alan: K ($2,700)


Alan solves HUMPBACK WHALE.







BONUS ROUND:

Take a deep breath, and then we'll dive into Bonus Land. One more day to award Nicola one of our cars, or we could give her cash up to $100,000!




RSTLNE gives her:


HDFI will light up two good consonants.