February 3, 2004 recap

Airdate: February 3, 2004

From Sony Pictures Studio, it's America's game! Welcome to Aloha Week!

Just another day to start with another quality Toss-Up.


Go!


Jeremy solves YOU NEVER KNOW.


We get to know about...
Jeremy Berger: Going back to school to get his Master of Divinity, pursuing a career as a youth pastor; from Boiling Springs, NC
Maria McClendon: Zone manager for a major automotive manufacturer, from Cordova, TN
Teri Christy: Interior designer, from Gold River, CA



Go!


Jeremy solves MASSAGE THERAPIST.


He'll give that $10,000 prize a good massage if he's able to pick it up, won't he?

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Jeremy solves THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE.

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There's one thing that divides our Mystery Wedges. One of them is really a BANKRUPT, and the other is really a Cartier gift certificate worth $10,000.




Jeremy breaks his own streak by guessing PAWN QUEEN KING AND ACE VENTURA. When you find that ace who learned to checkmate in a single move, you let us know.



Maria solves JACK QUEEN KING AND ACE VENTURA.

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Go!


Jeremy rings in with silence.


Maria says FRENCH VINEYARD after silence and Pat ruling her out ...but her response is accepted a few seconds after. (The "double buzz" can be heard under the solve cue as the border flashes.)


If we're going to reveal every letter in the puzzle, let's try spinning $5,000 each time.




Jeremy solves MARVIN THE MARTIAN.

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Jeremy solves SOLID CREDENTIALS.

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DING DING! DING DING!

Okay, they weren't that fast, but still impressive. Now for Pat to give the Wheel a Final Spin. Consonants are worth $600 + $1,000 for $1,600 a piece. Jeremy starts.

Jeremy: T ($1,600)
Maria: S (DUD!)
Teri: N (x2) ($3,200)
Jeremy: R (DUD!)
Maria: M (DUD!)
Teri: C (DUD!)
Jeremy: E (x2) ($1,600)


Jeremy solves DIANE KEATON.







BONUS ROUND:





RSTLNE gives him:


CMPI could give away the first half.