Post by mechamind on Jan 1, 2024 14:13:32 GMT -5
Airdate: November 25, 2003
From Sony Pictures Studio, it's America's game! Welcome to California Coast!
Time to grab those signaling devices and play a Toss-Up with us!
Go!
Reed solves LIFEGUARD ON DUTY.
When this trio needs us, we're there!
Reed Loop: Works with the finest team of medical professionals around, from Kenner, LA
Samreen Vorah: A married student, specifically a senior at Benedictine University majoring in Spanish and minoring in biology, and spent a semester in Spain; from Chicago, IL
Amy Mink: Kindergarten teacher, has also done teaching in Australia; from Carmel, IN (by the corn, not the sea)
Go!
Samreen solves EVEN-STEVEN.
She might need a rescue if she can't quite reach the tiny $10,000 space and is swallowed by the darkness.
Perfection! Samreen solves SIDE DISH OF RICE-A-RONI, and we have our bonus prize on the side. What's that bonus? It's a trip to San Francisco and stay at the landmark Fairmont hotel worth $4,571.
Samreen reads what's on the board for the house minimum.
Now comes the round where you can only adopt one of two Mystery Wedges on the Wheel. You might get the BANKRUPT, but you might get an Amazon Apparel & Accessories gift certificate worth $10,000.
Samreen solves THE BERNIE MAC SHOW.
Go!
Amy guesses CENSUS BUREAU.
Reed solves CENSUS TAKER.
At least his numbers are growing again, but they can grow even faster with another boost from the $5,000 space.
DING DING! DING DING!
Let's see if Pat can spin a good number. He'll give the Wheel a Final Spin, and consonants are worth $300 + $1,000 for $1,300 a piece.
Reed: R ($1,650)
Samreen: L ($1,300)
Amy: N ($1,300)
Reed: T ($2,950)
Samreen: O ($1,300)
Amy: Y ($2,600)
Reed: H (x2) ($5,550)
Reed solves RANCH STYLE HOMES.
BONUS ROUND:
RSTLNE gives her:
DGPI is helpful in the middle.
From Sony Pictures Studio, it's America's game! Welcome to California Coast!
Time to grab those signaling devices and play a Toss-Up with us!
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Reed solves LIFEGUARD ON DUTY.
Amy | Reed | Samreen |
$1,000 |
When this trio needs us, we're there!
Reed Loop: Works with the finest team of medical professionals around, from Kenner, LA
Samreen Vorah: A married student, specifically a senior at Benedictine University majoring in Spanish and minoring in biology, and spent a semester in Spain; from Chicago, IL
Amy Mink: Kindergarten teacher, has also done teaching in Australia; from Carmel, IN (by the corn, not the sea)
The trio needs another puzzle on the board. Will a second Toss-Up be fine?
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Samreen solves EVEN-STEVEN.
Amy | Reed | Samreen |
$1,000 | $2,000 |
She might need a rescue if she can't quite reach the tiny $10,000 space and is swallowed by the darkness.
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* PRIZE PUZZLE! *
Amy | Reed | SAMREEN |
$500: S (x2) $900: H $450: R (x2) -$250: A -$250: E (x2) Free Spin: D (x2) Gift Tag: F -$250: I (x4) Solve: Correct! | ||
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THING |
Perfection! Samreen solves SIDE DISH OF RICE-A-RONI, and we have our bonus prize on the side. What's that bonus? It's a trip to San Francisco and stay at the landmark Fairmont hotel worth $4,571.
Amy | Reed | Samreen (FS) |
$1,000 | $9,621 |
We've got Charlie over at the side where nobody can see him. All we get to see is a trip to London with tickets to Chitty the musical, featuring Chitty Chitty Bang Bang on special edition DVD and 34-page storybook and behind-the-scenes featurettes (labeled THE MOVIES) worth $6,600.
We've got the Jackpot space on duty for this round, waiting to lift someone up with a huge win!
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BEFORE & AFTER |
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BANKRUPT! ($0) | $550: T (x2) $300: R (DUD!) | THE MOVIES: L (DUD!) |
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$450: N -$250: I $600: G $300: S (DUD!) | BANKRUPT! ($1,100) | $300: D -$250: A (x2) $900: B (DUD!) |
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Lose A Turn! | THE MOVIES: P (x3) $700: H (DUD!) | $300: C (DUD!) (Free Spin used) $450: V Only vowels left! -$250: O -$250: E (x4) Solve: Correct! |
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BEFORE & AFTER |
Samreen reads what's on the board for the house minimum.
Amy | Reed | Samreen |
$1,000 | $10,121 |
Now comes the round where you can only adopt one of two Mystery Wedges on the Wheel. You might get the BANKRUPT, but you might get an Amazon Apparel & Accessories gift certificate worth $10,000.
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$300: N $400: T -$250: E (x3) $550: H (x2) -$250: A Prize?: S (He flips it... ...Amazon!) $300: Y (DUD!) | $400: W $600: R Solve: Correct! | |
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Samreen solves THE BERNIE MAC SHOW.
Amy | Reed | Samreen |
$1,000 | $11,121 |
Let's break away from those small totals. This Toss-Up is worth much more than just a house minimum.
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OCCUPATION |
Amy guesses CENSUS BUREAU.
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OCCUPATION |
Reed solves CENSUS TAKER.
Amy | Reed | Samreen |
$4,000 | $11,121 |
At least his numbers are growing again, but they can grow even faster with another boost from the $5,000 space.
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DING DING! DING DING!
Let's see if Pat can spin a good number. He'll give the Wheel a Final Spin, and consonants are worth $300 + $1,000 for $1,300 a piece.
Reed: R ($1,650)
Samreen: L ($1,300)
Amy: N ($1,300)
Reed: T ($2,950)
Samreen: O ($1,300)
Amy: Y ($2,600)
Reed: H (x2) ($5,550)
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Reed solves RANCH STYLE HOMES.
Amy | Reed | Samreen |
$9,550 | $11,121 |
It was just an odd day for Amy, and she's returning to her home with the $500 consolation prize.
BONUS ROUND:
Things slowed down after the first round, but Samreen has enough for a trip to Bonus Land. We'd like to give her a car or cash up to $100,000!
She has her husband and a friend from Spain in the audience!
We're all watching and waiting for Samreen to spin the Bonus Wheel. She spins, lands on the N in BONUS, and faces the puzzleboard:
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THING |
RSTLNE gives her:
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THING |
DGPI is helpful in the middle.
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THING |
She still needed at least one more letter. She does not solve FLAGPOLE...
...and she won't be climbing to the $25,000. Samreen leaves with $11,121 in cash and prizes.
In the post-game chat, Pat and Vanna talk about the New York trip again. Vanna does prize shoots when they're on the road, and they're a lot more complicated than they seem. There are 75 people involved in such a simple looking shot. There's lights! There's cameras! There's hair and makeup! There's our director, and his name is Mark Corwin. It was a beauty according to him...and he's such a huge liar. We also see our lighting man Jeff Engel, who makes Vanna look so good. Stage managers, cards, and lots of food (just ask Randy Berke)! Bob Sofia makes it happen and "catches all the blame". C-Stand? How about cameraman David Irete? And don't forget EP Harry Friedman...who's paying for how many people?