October 26, 2006 recap

Airdate: October 26, 2006

From Sony Pictures Studio, it's America's game! This is our College Road Trip!

There's Vanna, showing off that she's the only one who knows how to work those Toss-Up puzzles on the board.


Go!


Natalie solves GRADUATION SPEAKER.


We lead off with red. Again.
Natalie (last name not given): Senior at University of Colorado studying international affairs as well as Spanish and Portuguese, hopes to get into law school this year; she also works on campus as a community assistant and judicial assistant; from La Jolla, CA
Evan Sylvester: Junior at University of Texas at Austin and MIS major, part of the Acacia Fraternity, from Denison
Charaine Skelton: Senior at Temple University majoring in biology, also a member of the Student Organization for Caribbean Awareness; from the U.S. Virgin Islands



Go!


Evan solves COW PASTURE.









Evan can't stop yelling, and he shouts BUILDING SANDCASTLES to take the Greek trip. How about if he also builds some sandcastles on a lastminutetravel.com holiday in Costa Rica worth $4,500?

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How about our trio builds up a big Jackpot while they can? The only hard part will be solving the puzzle.




Charaine solves YOU LEARN SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY.

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You learn if you picked up the right Mystery Wedge only after you decide to flip one over. That's only after you learn that we're offering a Capital One credit card valued at $10,000.




Evan solves PIZZA & UPPER CRUST for more spending cash to take on those trips!

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Go!


Natalie solves THE CHESHIRE CAT.






DING DING! DING DING!

That bell will never be loud enough for Evan to hear, but we still remind Pat to give the Wheel a Final Spin. Consonants are worth $300 + $1,000 for $1,300 a piece.

Evan: N (x2) ($4,250)
Charaine: L (DUD!)


Natalie solves SOUTHERN PECAN PIE.







BONUS ROUND:





RSTLNE gives him:


ACMP lights up just his first choice.