Post by BAVRecapTeam on Oct 19, 2012 20:02:15 GMT -5
The Hammer's here to finish up Southern Hospitality Week.
Opening clip: Nancy imitates the Road Runner, and Mike imitates Forrest Gump, followed by Forrest Gump as the Road Runner (1999)
$1,000 Toss-Up: Living Things[/u]
H E R D / O F
_ _ _ _ _ _
Amy, have you HERD OF CATTLE? Yes, she has.
Amy Anker[/color], attorney from Sherman Oaks, CA
Dave Ruane[/color], health research administrator from Rockville, MD (originally from Chicago, IL)
James Costagliola[/color], bridge and tunnel officer from Staten Island, NY
$2,000 Toss-Up: Place[/u]
P H _ T O
G A _ L E _ Y
Amy's 2 for 2 with PHOTO GALLERY.
Prize on Wheel: Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville + Grand Ole Opry backstage tour + dinner cruise on General Jackson showboat ($7,400)
Jackpot Round: Proper Name[/u]
Amy lands on the Jackpot, but those T's aren't enough yet. She puts up N and A, then loses the last $1,950 to Bankrupt.
Dave puts up L, E, F�
N A T _ _ N A L
F _ _ T _ A L L
L E A _ _ E
�then solves NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE for $3,750.
Bankrupt: Amy
Left behind in Jackpot: $7,400
Amy: $3,000
Dave: $3,750
James:
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Mystery Round: Same Letter[/u]
Dave's first stop is the Nashville trip, which he gets with T. He buys A, but there are none to buy.
James puts up the S's and E's, then hits the Mystery Wedge next to Lose a Turn. He calls R and decides not to risk $4,350. But it ends up not mattering since he ends up re-buying the A.
Amy hits the same Mystery Wedge, calling the dud N. Dave then hits it too! He says M, and decides that he will go for it� risky move, but a good one, since it's got the $10K on the reverse!
Dave goes again and nabs the � Car next to the pink $900 with B.
B _ _ E B E R R _
B _ T T E R M _ _ _
B _ S _ _ _ T S
He solves BLUEBERRY BUTTERMILK BISCUITS for all his cardboard and $3,750.
Dud: A (Dave)
DQ: Repeated A (James)
Amy: $3,000
Dave: $24,400 (Nashville + $10K Mystery Prize + � Car tag)
James:
Retro Bonus Round[/u]
It's a Thing from 2000 (Season 18). C H M A gave this male (name tag's too blurry to make out):
_ _ _ _ T A L
_ A T C H
And he did not figure out DIGITAL WATCH.
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Prize Puzzle: WAYD?[/u]
James says N on $3,500, and there happen to be four of them! He does some more work until he buys the dud O. There goes $13,850.
Amy says B and U, with just $350�
_ E _ A _ I N G
U N _ E _ / _ _ E
_ A _ I B B E A N / S U N
�and she'll be RELAXING UNDER THE CARIBBEAN SUN in Antigua (Galley Bay Resort, $8,740)!
Dud: O (James)
Amy: $12,090 (Caribbean)
Dave: $24,400 (Nashville, $10K Mystery)
James: shutout alert
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$3,000 Toss-Up: Thing[/u]
T _ C _ _ _ _ A L
S _ P _ O R T
Dave's wrong with TACTICAL SUPPORT.
T _ C _ _ _ _ A L
S U P _ O R T
Amy says TECHNICAL SUPPORT.
Round 4: Fun & Games[/u]
Amy does the whole round solo:
_ I N / T H E / T A I _
O N / T H E / D O N _ E _
She solves PIN THE TAIL ON THE DONKEY for $5,900.
PERFECT ROUND![/color]
Round 5: Phrase[/u]
Final Spin is $6,000 per letter!
L _ _ _ / _ _
T H _ / D _ _ _
Amy gets LUCK OF THE DRAW, as her $6,000 puts her over the top!
(Side note: A cycle of duds wasn't edited out. Right after said cycle, Amy repeated the M.)
Duds: N (Amy), M (Dave), S (James), V (James)
DQ: Amy's repeated M
End totals:
Amy: $26,990
Dave: $24,400
James: pity thousand
Total maingame winnings: $52,390
Bankrupt trash: $1,950
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$100,000 Bonus Round[/u]
Amy made the most of the last two rounds, and now she's in Bonus Land.
Her spin stops on the S in AMERICA'S, and her puzzle is a Person:
_ _ _ N _
_ _ S T _ R T
P, H, D, A give her�
_ _ _ N _
_ P S T A R T
She knows it's an UPSTART, but has no guess on the top word of YOUNG UPSTART (her only guess was SLINK), so she's not getting another $30,000.
$5K EVERY DAY SPIN ID: SV0341716
Everyone's totals this week:
M: $13,500 + $4,000 + $32,260 = $49,760
T: $4,000 + $18,200 + $5,600 = $27,800
W: $29,600 + $2,000 + $1,000 = $32,600
R: $1,000 + $12,530, $16,950 = $30,840
F: $26,990 + $24,400 + $1,000 = $52,390
Add in the Bonus Rounds ($35,000, $45,000, and $100,000 on M-W), and the weekly total winnings are a season-high of $373,390!
Opening clip: Nancy imitates the Road Runner, and Mike imitates Forrest Gump, followed by Forrest Gump as the Road Runner (1999)
$1,000 Toss-Up: Living Things[/u]
H E R D / O F
_ _ _ _ _ _
Amy, have you HERD OF CATTLE? Yes, she has.
Amy Anker[/color], attorney from Sherman Oaks, CA
Dave Ruane[/color], health research administrator from Rockville, MD (originally from Chicago, IL)
James Costagliola[/color], bridge and tunnel officer from Staten Island, NY
$2,000 Toss-Up: Place[/u]
P H _ T O
G A _ L E _ Y
Amy's 2 for 2 with PHOTO GALLERY.
Prize on Wheel: Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville + Grand Ole Opry backstage tour + dinner cruise on General Jackson showboat ($7,400)
Jackpot Round: Proper Name[/u]
Amy lands on the Jackpot, but those T's aren't enough yet. She puts up N and A, then loses the last $1,950 to Bankrupt.
Dave puts up L, E, F�
N A T _ _ N A L
F _ _ T _ A L L
L E A _ _ E
�then solves NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE for $3,750.
Bankrupt: Amy
Left behind in Jackpot: $7,400
Amy: $3,000
Dave: $3,750
James:
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Mystery Round: Same Letter[/u]
Dave's first stop is the Nashville trip, which he gets with T. He buys A, but there are none to buy.
James puts up the S's and E's, then hits the Mystery Wedge next to Lose a Turn. He calls R and decides not to risk $4,350. But it ends up not mattering since he ends up re-buying the A.
Amy hits the same Mystery Wedge, calling the dud N. Dave then hits it too! He says M, and decides that he will go for it� risky move, but a good one, since it's got the $10K on the reverse!
Dave goes again and nabs the � Car next to the pink $900 with B.
B _ _ E B E R R _
B _ T T E R M _ _ _
B _ S _ _ _ T S
He solves BLUEBERRY BUTTERMILK BISCUITS for all his cardboard and $3,750.
Dud: A (Dave)
DQ: Repeated A (James)
Amy: $3,000
Dave: $24,400 (Nashville + $10K Mystery Prize + � Car tag)
James:
Retro Bonus Round[/u]
It's a Thing from 2000 (Season 18). C H M A gave this male (name tag's too blurry to make out):
_ _ _ _ T A L
_ A T C H
And he did not figure out DIGITAL WATCH.
====
Prize Puzzle: WAYD?[/u]
James says N on $3,500, and there happen to be four of them! He does some more work until he buys the dud O. There goes $13,850.
Amy says B and U, with just $350�
_ E _ A _ I N G
U N _ E _ / _ _ E
_ A _ I B B E A N / S U N
�and she'll be RELAXING UNDER THE CARIBBEAN SUN in Antigua (Galley Bay Resort, $8,740)!
Dud: O (James)
Amy: $12,090 (Caribbean)
Dave: $24,400 (Nashville, $10K Mystery)
James: shutout alert
====
$3,000 Toss-Up: Thing[/u]
T _ C _ _ _ _ A L
S _ P _ O R T
Dave's wrong with TACTICAL SUPPORT.
T _ C _ _ _ _ A L
S U P _ O R T
Amy says TECHNICAL SUPPORT.
Round 4: Fun & Games[/u]
Amy does the whole round solo:
_ I N / T H E / T A I _
O N / T H E / D O N _ E _
She solves PIN THE TAIL ON THE DONKEY for $5,900.
PERFECT ROUND![/color]
Round 5: Phrase[/u]
Final Spin is $6,000 per letter!
L _ _ _ / _ _
T H _ / D _ _ _
Amy gets LUCK OF THE DRAW, as her $6,000 puts her over the top!
(Side note: A cycle of duds wasn't edited out. Right after said cycle, Amy repeated the M.)
Duds: N (Amy), M (Dave), S (James), V (James)
DQ: Amy's repeated M
End totals:
Amy: $26,990
Dave: $24,400
James: pity thousand
Total maingame winnings: $52,390
Bankrupt trash: $1,950
====
$100,000 Bonus Round[/u]
Amy made the most of the last two rounds, and now she's in Bonus Land.
Her spin stops on the S in AMERICA'S, and her puzzle is a Person:
_ _ _ N _
_ _ S T _ R T
P, H, D, A give her�
_ _ _ N _
_ P S T A R T
She knows it's an UPSTART, but has no guess on the top word of YOUNG UPSTART (her only guess was SLINK), so she's not getting another $30,000.
$5K EVERY DAY SPIN ID: SV0341716
Everyone's totals this week:
M: $13,500 + $4,000 + $32,260 = $49,760
T: $4,000 + $18,200 + $5,600 = $27,800
W: $29,600 + $2,000 + $1,000 = $32,600
R: $1,000 + $12,530, $16,950 = $30,840
F: $26,990 + $24,400 + $1,000 = $52,390
Add in the Bonus Rounds ($35,000, $45,000, and $100,000 on M-W), and the weekly total winnings are a season-high of $373,390!
Anyway, decent mop-up job by Dave after the player in front of him Bankrupted.
We're not at Television City anymore.
You know the most recent week I know of before this week where three days of the week had shut-out contestants was the week of November 1, 2010, which was known for its ups, downs, and the week Wheel was released for the Wii and DS.
