Post by tenpoundhammer on Dec 27, 2012 21:57:22 GMT -5
Opening clip: November 8, 2002 (from Washington State Convention & Trade Center in Seattle): Cloretta screams after solving the Speed-Up puzzle CINEMATOGRAPHY, and Pat joins in (2002 puzzle-solve cue is simply muted, instead of dubbed over)
$1,000 Toss-Up: Living Things[/u]
_ W O
T U _ _ _ _ _ _ V E S
Beth solves TWO TURTLEDOVES.
Beth Vencill[/color], Charleston, SC, 2nd grade teacher at Bible Center School, leads worship at church, has two nieces
Saul Miller[/color], Lexington, KY, newly married to Andrea, professor of psychology at University of Kentucky, plays frisbee
Cristal Clark[/color] Capitol Heights, MD, event coordinator for Georgetown Public Policy Institute, has a daughter named Summer
$2,000 Toss-Up: Around the House[/u]
_ _ _ R _ S S
B _ _ K
Saul solves ADDRESS BOOK.
Prize on Wheel: MacArthur Place, Sonoma Valley, CA, $5,500[/color]
Jackpot Round: Title[/u]
Saul picks up the Million Dollar Wedge[/color] right off the bat with T. Next, he hits $900[/color] for the H's, then buys E and O. After that, it's $700[/color] for W, $450[/color] for N, then purchase of A and I to clear out the vowels. After that, it's S on $900[/color], and C on $600[/color].
H O W / T H E
_ _ I N C H / S T O _ E
C H _ I S T _ A S !
He solves HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS! for $7,650 and the MDW.
PERFECT ROUND[/color]
Left behind in Jackpot: $8,550
Beth[/color]: $1,000
Saul[/color]: $9,650
Cristal[/color]: $0
The camera and audio department wishes everyone a happy holidays.
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Mystery Round: Before & After[/u]
Cristal leads off with a dud P (?!?) on $350[/color]. After that, Beth hits the Mystery Wedge[/color] next to Lose a Turn. She calls S and flips it, but there's a Bankrupt on the reverse.
Saul gets the Wild Card/$500[/color] with N, then buys I and E. Next, it's R on $400[/color], a purchase of A, the L's on $900[/color], M on $800[/color], and finally, he buys O to get rid of the vowels.
I ' M / A L L
E A R S
O _ / _ O R N
Saul solves I'M ALL EARS OF CORN for $2,900 and the Wild Card.
Dud: P (Cristal)
Bankrupt: Beth (reverse of MW)
Beth[/color]: $1,000
Saul[/color]: $12,550 + WC + MDW
Cristal[/color]: $0
Retro Bonus Round[/u]
It's a Person from November 12, 1998 (Soap Stars Week). Lynn, along with Joshua Morrow of The Young and the Restless, chose D F H A:
S A _ _ _ H _ N _ S T
And they solved SAXOPHONIST.
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Prize Puzzle: Phrase[/u]
Beth leads off with T on $600[/color], then H on $500[/color]. She buys E, then calls R on $800[/color], then buys A and I. After that, it's $700[/color] for the S, then $700[/color] for a dud D.
Saul picks up the N's on $900[/color], then buys U to leave only consonants. After that it's the L on $800[/color], then a dud Y on $900[/color].
Cristal gets the ½ Car/$500[/color] next to the pink $900 with X. She just passes the other one for $450[/color], but there's no B. Back to Beth…
R E _ L I N E / &
R E L A X / I N
T H E / S U N S H I N E
…who solves RECLINE & RELAX IN THE SUNSHINE for $3,850 and Antigua (Galley Bay Resort, $8,640[/color]).
Duds: D (Beth), Y (Saul), B (Cristal)
Beth[/color]: $13,490 (stated by Pat as $10,920)
Saul[/color]: $12,550 + WC + MDW
Cristal[/color]: $0
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Beth's score is corrected before the Toss-Up. No idea what caused the $2,570 discrepancy.
$3,000 Toss-Up: Things[/u]
A / _ _ _ _ / A _ D
A / S M _ _ _
Beth solves A WINK AND A SMILE.
Round 4: What Are You Doing?[/u]
Final Spin: $900[/color]
Beth[/color]: N
Saul[/color]: G
Cristal[/color]: S
Beth[/color]: T
Saul[/color]: R
G _ T T _ N G / _ _
S T _ R _ / S T R _ _ G _ T
Saul guesses GETTING MY STARE STRAIGHT, then GETTING MY START STRAIGHT.
Cristal[/color]: H
G _ T T _ N G / _ _
S T _ R _ / S T R _ _ G H T
Cristal says GETTING MY STORY STRAIGHT to finally get $5,700.
End totals[/u]
Beth[/color]: $16,490
Saul[/color]: $12,550
Cristal[/color]: $5,700
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$100,000 Bonus Round[/u]
Her friends are in the audience to root her on. Beth stops at the M in AMERICA, and her puzzle is a Thing:
_ _ N _ L
_ _ _ S E
C, D, M, A give her just the A's:
_ _ N A L
_ _ A S E
But it's enough for her to solve FINAL PHASE for the Bug (grand prize total: $30,305), and an end total of 46,795[/color]!
$5K EVERY DAY SPIN ID: DF9659481
At the end, Pat plugs the Maxwell House sponsorship again. Vanna then shows footage of Rebuilding America renovating the Center for Urban Youth & Family Development in Detroit.
$1,000 Toss-Up: Living Things[/u]
_ W O
T U _ _ _ _ _ _ V E S
Beth solves TWO TURTLEDOVES.
Beth Vencill[/color], Charleston, SC, 2nd grade teacher at Bible Center School, leads worship at church, has two nieces
Saul Miller[/color], Lexington, KY, newly married to Andrea, professor of psychology at University of Kentucky, plays frisbee
Cristal Clark[/color] Capitol Heights, MD, event coordinator for Georgetown Public Policy Institute, has a daughter named Summer
$2,000 Toss-Up: Around the House[/u]
_ _ _ R _ S S
B _ _ K
Saul solves ADDRESS BOOK.
Prize on Wheel: MacArthur Place, Sonoma Valley, CA, $5,500[/color]
Jackpot Round: Title[/u]
Saul picks up the Million Dollar Wedge[/color] right off the bat with T. Next, he hits $900[/color] for the H's, then buys E and O. After that, it's $700[/color] for W, $450[/color] for N, then purchase of A and I to clear out the vowels. After that, it's S on $900[/color], and C on $600[/color].
H O W / T H E
_ _ I N C H / S T O _ E
C H _ I S T _ A S !
He solves HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS! for $7,650 and the MDW.
PERFECT ROUND[/color]
Left behind in Jackpot: $8,550
Beth[/color]: $1,000
Saul[/color]: $9,650
Cristal[/color]: $0
The camera and audio department wishes everyone a happy holidays.
====
Mystery Round: Before & After[/u]
Cristal leads off with a dud P (?!?) on $350[/color]. After that, Beth hits the Mystery Wedge[/color] next to Lose a Turn. She calls S and flips it, but there's a Bankrupt on the reverse.
Saul gets the Wild Card/$500[/color] with N, then buys I and E. Next, it's R on $400[/color], a purchase of A, the L's on $900[/color], M on $800[/color], and finally, he buys O to get rid of the vowels.
I ' M / A L L
E A R S
O _ / _ O R N
Saul solves I'M ALL EARS OF CORN for $2,900 and the Wild Card.
Dud: P (Cristal)
Bankrupt: Beth (reverse of MW)
Beth[/color]: $1,000
Saul[/color]: $12,550 + WC + MDW
Cristal[/color]: $0
Retro Bonus Round[/u]
It's a Person from November 12, 1998 (Soap Stars Week). Lynn, along with Joshua Morrow of The Young and the Restless, chose D F H A:
S A _ _ _ H _ N _ S T
And they solved SAXOPHONIST.
====
Prize Puzzle: Phrase[/u]
Beth leads off with T on $600[/color], then H on $500[/color]. She buys E, then calls R on $800[/color], then buys A and I. After that, it's $700[/color] for the S, then $700[/color] for a dud D.
Saul picks up the N's on $900[/color], then buys U to leave only consonants. After that it's the L on $800[/color], then a dud Y on $900[/color].
Cristal gets the ½ Car/$500[/color] next to the pink $900 with X. She just passes the other one for $450[/color], but there's no B. Back to Beth…
R E _ L I N E / &
R E L A X / I N
T H E / S U N S H I N E
…who solves RECLINE & RELAX IN THE SUNSHINE for $3,850 and Antigua (Galley Bay Resort, $8,640[/color]).
Duds: D (Beth), Y (Saul), B (Cristal)
Beth[/color]: $13,490 (stated by Pat as $10,920)
Saul[/color]: $12,550 + WC + MDW
Cristal[/color]: $0
====
Beth's score is corrected before the Toss-Up. No idea what caused the $2,570 discrepancy.
$3,000 Toss-Up: Things[/u]
A / _ _ _ _ / A _ D
A / S M _ _ _
Beth solves A WINK AND A SMILE.
Round 4: What Are You Doing?[/u]
Final Spin: $900[/color]
Beth[/color]: N
Saul[/color]: G
Cristal[/color]: S
Beth[/color]: T
Saul[/color]: R
G _ T T _ N G / _ _
S T _ R _ / S T R _ _ G _ T
Saul guesses GETTING MY STARE STRAIGHT, then GETTING MY START STRAIGHT.
Cristal[/color]: H
G _ T T _ N G / _ _
S T _ R _ / S T R _ _ G H T
Cristal says GETTING MY STORY STRAIGHT to finally get $5,700.
End totals[/u]
Beth[/color]: $16,490
Saul[/color]: $12,550
Cristal[/color]: $5,700
====
$100,000 Bonus Round[/u]
Her friends are in the audience to root her on. Beth stops at the M in AMERICA, and her puzzle is a Thing:
_ _ N _ L
_ _ _ S E
C, D, M, A give her just the A's:
_ _ N A L
_ _ A S E
But it's enough for her to solve FINAL PHASE for the Bug (grand prize total: $30,305), and an end total of 46,795[/color]!
$5K EVERY DAY SPIN ID: DF9659481
At the end, Pat plugs the Maxwell House sponsorship again. Vanna then shows footage of Rebuilding America renovating the Center for Urban Youth & Family Development in Detroit.
At least, that's what captions said, but it was kind of hard to tell whether she said P or T.
There was already the T in STORY. We were so close to another MDBR and the opportunity was blown!
I guess just having no music is better than that, but whatever happened to fair use? The solve cues aren't more than 4 seconds max. What's the big deal about making sure they're not heard?
