Post by mechamind on Mar 2, 2023 23:32:43 GMT -5
Airdate: August 17, 2000
Australia's favourite game, Wheel of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Shirley Ryan (returning champion)
Marty Smith
Baringa Head
The top-dollar value on the Wheel is 750, and here's our first puzzle.
Marty solves TED WHITTEN.
Here's a Puzzler for the home audience. Can you solve it?
The answer is EGG-AND-SPOON RACE.
We carefully carry in the BONUS space to add to the Wheel, and you'll be careful with your letter choice if you want a Microsoft Encarta reference suite.
The top-dollar value is increased to 1,500.
Marty solves MARY HAD A LITTLE ?. We have a little bonus for him! 200 more if he can fill in the blank!
We begin our next round.
Here's another Puzzler for the home audience. Can you solve it?
The answer is LONG JUMP.
The top-dollar value is now 2,500!
RRRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNGGGG!
Shirley: N (DUD!)
Marty: S (220)
The consolation prizes are a Cobb & Co. limited edition 2000 clock and Parker Pens.
BONUS ROUND:
That's enough little prizes for Marty today. These are some of the major prizes that he could spin!
Whitsunday Island cruise
Premium golf clubs
5-night Kuala Lumpur Hilton holiday ($5,037)
Guava lady's clothing selection ($4,000)
Proton Persona XLI ($19,690)
He could go with something big or small with a $10,500 Jackpot cash prize!
With 1,690, we have to keep Marty at the minimum two consonants and a vowel. The Golden Wheel spins, and lands on...
Henry Griffitts golf set with bag, accessories, and fitting session ($4,398)
It's not too big of a puzzle, is it?
(Before the game begins, we watch Shirley solve yesterday's major prize round puzzle of PARALYMPIC GAMES for the inflatable boat.)
Australia's favourite game, Wheel of Fortune!
The Olympic Torch is now in Cowra, where one of Sophie's friends lives!
Today's contestants:
Shirley Ryan (returning champion)
Marty Smith
Baringa Head
The top-dollar value on the Wheel is 750, and here's our first puzzle.
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SHIRLEY | Marty | Baringa |
200: D 110: N 200: R (DUD!) | BANKRUPT! (0) | 200: M (DUD!) |
310 | ||
200: S (DUD!) | 275: T (x3) Lucky T! -50: E (x2) 110: W Solve: Correct! | |
310 | 610 |
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Marty solves TED WHITTEN.
His luck might get better in the next round, but this round was good enough for Marty to take an Avanti audio package, a Korjo travel collection, or a Superga Footwear package.
Marty takes the footwear.
Shirley | Marty | Baringa |
310 | 610 | |
Footwear |
Here's a Puzzler for the home audience. Can you solve it?
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The answer is EGG-AND-SPOON RACE.
We carefully carry in the BONUS space to add to the Wheel, and you'll be careful with your letter choice if you want a Microsoft Encarta reference suite.
The top-dollar value is increased to 1,500.
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Shirley | MARTY | Baringa |
PROTON: S (DUD!) | 385: N (DUD!) | |
310 | ||
150: T (x2) 150: R 430: N (Repeat) | 310: B (DUD!) | Lose A Turn! |
610 | ||
610: D -50: A (x3) 660: L (x2) 610: M BANKRUPT! ($2,440) | 660: Y Solve: Correct! | |
660 |
Rob thought there was no R in the puzzle before the "ding".
Shirley had a "brainwave" and knew the answer to the puzzle, but it was just before her last spin came to a stop.
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Marty solves MARY HAD A LITTLE ?. We have a little bonus for him! 200 more if he can fill in the blank!
And that's what he has. A little Lamb.
These prizes aren't as white as snow, but dark like a bag full of black wool. How about one bag for each prize? They are a Tasco telescope, a Saas racing seat, and an Oz Trail camping package.
Marty wants the camping gear.
Shirley | Marty | Baringa |
1,470 | ||
Footwear Camping gear |
We begin our next round.
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Shirley | Marty | BARINGA |
430: T 530: S (x2) 310: M (DUD!) | ||
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310: N (DUD!) | 530: R (DUD!) | -50: E (x3) 610: H (DUD!) |
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430: W 310: D 310: B Solve: Correct! | ||
1,050 |
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THING |
Shirley has a "brainwave" just in time and solves BOILED SWEETS.
She doesn't have too much more to do to take the lead. To take a prize, all she has to do is ask for a Dr. LeWinn's skin care package, a Trevor Opray watercolour painting, or a Schott Zwiesel glassware set.
Shirley needs to "fill in the cracks" with the skin care. But Rob says she's beautiful as she is.
Shirley | Marty | Baringa |
1,050 | 1,470 | 910 |
Skin care | Footwear Camping gear |
Here's another Puzzler for the home audience. Can you solve it?
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The answer is LONG JUMP.
The top-dollar value is now 2,500!
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RRRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNGGGG!
This won't be beautiful if we breach our time limit. Rob will give the Wheel a spin, and consonants are worth... BONUS!
The software will go to the person who calls a correct letter for the spin value of 220. Shirley starts.
Shirley: N (DUD!)
Marty: S (220)
Baringa: T (1,130)
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Baringa quickly solves TOM CRUISE.
A better spin and a lucky letter would've given Baringa what she deserves. She'll still be good with a Victory curtains/blinds package, an Oneida 58-piece cutlery set, or an Electrolux washing machine.
Baringa leaves with the washing machine.
Shirley | Marty | Baringa |
1,050 | 1,690 | 1,130 |
Skin care | Footwear Camping gear Software | Washing machine |
The consolation prizes are a Cobb & Co. limited edition 2000 clock and Parker Pens.
Shirley goes home with $5,833 in prizes.
BONUS ROUND:
That's enough little prizes for Marty today. These are some of the major prizes that he could spin!
Whitsunday Island cruise
Premium golf clubs
5-night Kuala Lumpur Hilton holiday ($5,037)
Guava lady's clothing selection ($4,000)
Proton Persona XLI ($19,690)
He could go with something big or small with a $10,500 Jackpot cash prize!
With 1,690, we have to keep Marty at the minimum two consonants and a vowel. The Golden Wheel spins, and lands on...
Henry Griffitts golf set with bag, accessories, and fitting session ($4,398)
It's not too big of a puzzle, is it?
Bonus Puzzle | |||||||||||||||
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PHRASE |
The apostrophe might be a hint, but will ST, and E be good?
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He says TO COOK ONE'S, and he does not solve TO PLAY ONE'S CARDS RIGHT. More letters would be helpful if he wins on the next show.