October 11, 2005 recap

Airdate: October 11, 2005

For the lonely man who's late for his meetup with the pizza man, it's America's game! Welcome to Live Like A Star week!

You'll have your first breakthrough in our first Toss-Up round!


Go!


Dianne solves ACTRESS EVA LONGORIA.


Our next stars of the week:
Dianne Swain: Hospital chaplain, also does some speaking and writing, and she has published; from North Little Rock, AR
Liz Locks: Practices real estate by day, writes and performs sketch and stand-up comedy by night; from Chicago, IL (originally from Johnstown, PA)
Greg Holmes: Technical support analyst, also does his own stand-up comedy; from Glendale, CA



Go!


Liz solves HERMIT CRAB.








Dianne solves LOCALLY GROWN COFFEE. She can have a sip after hearing about the prize she's won, a holiday at the Kauai Marriott Resort & Beach Club worth $5,829.

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She's just short of five digits. Let's make sure our Jackpot can reach or exceed the $10K mark!





Liz solves BOB & ELIZABETH DOLE for the usual cash and Gift Tag.

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Those Mystery Wedges aren't your usual prize wedges, and perhaps it's just as strange that one of them offers a $10,000 cash prize.




Greg reads what's on the board. If he wanted to spin again, Pat would have to threaten him with a tranquilizing dart.

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Go!






Liz solves ALTO SAXOPHONE.


It's not over, yet! She's catching up to the leader, and we start another round.


DING DING! DING DING!

And since we have some of our own catching up to do, we'll politely ask Pat to give the Wheel a Final Spin. Consonants are worth $600 + $1,000 for $1,600 a piece. Liz begins.

Liz: R ($1,600)
Greg: T (x2) ($3,200)
Dianne: S (x3) ($4,800)
Liz: H (x4) ($8,000)


Liz says HIGH SCHOOL, but then finishes with SWEETHEARTS after the buzzer.

Greg: C ($4,800)


Greg solves HIGH SCHOOL SWEETHEARTS in its entirety.







BONUS ROUND:





RSTLNE gives her:


CMPO just gives her a vowel on the other side.