Post by ultimaganon on Nov 25, 2013 19:26:22 GMT -5
WHEEL! OF! FORTUNE!
Opening:
Charlie: “From Hollywood, it's the Wheel of Fortune! America's most popular game show! And now the world's! Here they are soaring into your lives, Pat Sajak and Vanna White!”
Introductions:
Diane Shank – From Tekonsha, Michigan. Has been married for 5 years and takes care of her two year old daughter Andrea. Plays Piano at her church and enjoys ceramics, cross-stitch and basketball. (What an odd combination)
Lesley Stalworth – One day champ of $45,000 dollars. (That $45K was won entirely in the final round of the game before the bonus round) Studying to be a PhD and gives a shout out to her mentor Dr. Davis and all of her moms (?) in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Rich Eyre (Love the name) – Lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. An accountant at a local CPA firm and in his free time likes to ski, water-ski, play basketball and take care of his 4 year old son Jason.
Game Spiel:
Pat: “$1000 dollars is the top dollar value for our first round. We are playing for cash.”
ROUND ONE
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(FILL IN THE) BLANK
And it's the old Fill in The Blank. After the puzzle, the contestant must identify what word is represented by that question mark. As a point of trivia, the one question mark variant of this category would disappear by November and become Next Line Please (in basic terms).
Numbers were drawn backstage, and Diane was the victor of that draw. Pat asks her to spin, and away we go.
SPIN 1- The first spin lands on the red $400. Diane calls an N. No N. Lesley's turn.
SPIN 2- Lesley lands on the red $300. She calls an S. One S will appear. $300 dollars.
SPIN 3- Lesley spins again to land on the light purple $400. She calls an L, but it's a dud. Over to Rich.
SPIN 4- Rich's first spin lands on the yellow $500. He calls a T, and a pair of T's will give him a $1000 dollar start.
SPIN 5- This time it's the yellow $750 before Bankrupt. He wants an R, and that's another pair of letters. Rich now has $2500 dollars.
SPIN 6- It's gonna be the red $400. He pauses for a couple seconds, then calls an H. And luckily there is one. That's $2900 dollars. He'll use $250 to buy an A. Only one, and probably where he expected it. $2650 left. Now he wants an E. There's two of them. That might help a little. Down to $2400. And he's not done yet. He buys an I. There's one. Now he has $2150. Only a couple unfilled spaces in this puzzle, but unsure if he knows it or not.
SPIN 7- He lands on the blue $500. He calls a K. That's not the consonant that's left. Diane's turn.
SPIN 8- Diane lands on the red $200. She wants a V. That's also not one of the letters left to uncover. It's now time for Lesley to spin.
SPIN 9- Lesley spins the wheel and lands on the pink $250. She asks to buy a vowel, but Pat tells her she can't once she's spun. She pauses then calls a D. This seems to be stumping everyone. No D. Surprisingly, it's back to Rich.
Rich buys an O. There's an O. He has $1900. That leaves just one unfilled space.
SPIN 10- Rich spins it one last time and just passes the Lose a Turn to land on the red $450. He calls a W. And that's it. $2350 dollars and all of the spaces are filled.
H A R R I E T
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S T O W E
(FILL IN THE) BLANK
Rich reads HARRIET...... STOWE for $2350 dollars!
HIGH ROLLER CHIMES
Rich can add $500 to that total if he can identify what fits in that question mark. He can't do it, so the question goes to Diane. Diane answers Tubman, which is wrong, so finally the question goes to Lesley. And Lesley answers Madeline (may not be that spelling of it), which is equally as wrong. So, everyone got stumped and nobody gets the $500 dollars. The answer was Beecher. Pat tells us she is the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin and various other works.
Duds: N (Diane), L (Lesley), K (Rich), V (Diane), D (Lesley)
Diane - $0
Lesley - $0
Rich - $2350
ROUND TWO
A $2500 dollar space is added to the wheel for round two, and a fantastic prize as well. Charlie gives us all the details.
Charlie: “Rediscover the history of colonial Williamsburg. Stay at Kingsmill Resort, located on the James river. You may enjoy golf on their championship courses, a visit to nearby Bush Gardens, or to historic colonial Williamsburg. From Kingsmill. $3,650 dollars!”
Pat says “Welcome back to Jeopardy.” And the prize on the wheel is marked VIRGINIA.
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SLANG
Oh boy, it's Slang. This should be fun. Lesley gets to start round 2.
SPIN 1- The first spin of round two will land on the orange $350 after Bankrupt. Lesley calls an S, and there is one S.
SPIN 2- Red $300. Lesley calls a T. There is also one of those. $650 dollars.
SPIN 3- That big $2500 dollar space is just passed and it lands on $200 dollars. An L this time. There is a single L in the puzzle. $850 dollars.
SPIN 4- This time the arrow will land stop before the $2500 and land on the yellow $500. Lesley calls a P. Predictably there is one. $1350.
SPIN 5- It's the red $200 this time. She calls a K. She must have had something in mind, but there aren't any. It's over to Rich.
SPIN 6- Rich will also land on that red $200. An R is what he calls, and of course, there's one R.
SPIN 7- It's the $500 next to $2500 this time. Rich is looking for a Y. Nope. No Y's. Diane spins.
SPIN 8- Diane will just pass that $2500 and land on $200. Looking for a C, and there's one. That's $200 for Diane.
SPIN 9- The wheel will land on $200 again. She calls an H, and one H will double her total to $400 dollars.
SPIN 10- And it's going to land on $200 a third time in a row. She seems to know something, and calls an M. There's one. $600 dollars. She buys a vowel. A U. And continuing the trend, there's a U. $350 remains.
SPIN 11- $200 dollars again. Diane calls a Z, and in this category I am not surprised that there is one. Diane has a total of $550 dollars.
BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP
Only vowels left. Time to solve.
P U R _
S C H M _ L T Z
SLANG
Diane solves PURE SCHMALTZ for a small beginning of $550 dollars.
Duds: K (Lesley), Y (Rich)
Diane - $550
Lesley - Nothing today so far
Rich - $2350
ROUND THREE
Naturally, there's a $3500 dollar space on the wheel this round.
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BEFORE & AFTER
It's round 3, Rich is in position 3. We all know what that means.
SPIN 1- Rich spins it, and it goes past the Bankrupt it's slowing down on the $900, that $3500 dollars is so close.... And what a start! $3500 dollars! He calls a T, and he cashes in not only once, but twice with two T's! $7000 dollars!
SPIN 2- Rich spins it again, that $3500 is coming up again, and luck is on his side because he lands on it! $3500 again! He wants an S. It's a big S worth $3500 dollars! $10500 dollars already!
SPIN 3- We've got a good thing going, why stop now? $3500 dollars! Rich calls an N. He finds one $3500 dollar N. That's $14000 dollars!
SPIN 4- Well, it won't be $3500 this time, he lands on the wedge before it which is $900 dollars. An R this time, and he finds two for $1800 more. He now has $15800 dollars.
SPIN 4- With Rich, old habits die hard. How about $3500 dollars?! He wants to see a C up there and he will. There's one C! That brings his total to an astronomical $19300 dollars.
SPIN 5- Rich spins a little stronger this time and vaults past the $3500 to land on the pink $200 with Surprise just appearing in the corner of the screen three wedges away. He'll call a G. There's one G. $19500 dollars. And now he'll do some buying. An A. He finds three, at the beginning, middle and end of the first word. He still has an huge total of $19250 dollars. With all that money, why not buy another? He buys an E, and gets a two for one deal for his $250. He only has $19000 dollars left. He's not done. He buys an I this time. He gets three of them. $18750 dollars. And there's no more vowels. Spin or solve.
SPIN 6- Rich passes the $3500 and lands on the light blue $250. he calls an H. Two H's. $500 more on top of the cash-pile to bring the total to $19250 dollars. The first two lines are completely filled.
SPIN 7- It's going to be the yellow $900 this time. He calls a P....... but there is no P. Ouch. Well, I guess that means it's Diane's turn.
SPIN 8- Diane spins it, and it's very very nice, it's a Surprise! Diane calls a B....... and yes, there is one B. Diane can pick up that Surprise!
Diane only has the Surprise in front of her, but she's going to solve.
A G A T H A
C H R I S T I E
B R I N _ _ E _
BEFORE & AFTER
Diane solves AGATHA CHRISTIE BRINKLEY for zero bucks, but she does win a very nice Surprise. Over to Charlie who according to Pat “Sees all, Knows all and now Tells all” to spill the details!
Charlie: “It's a mini grand piano! A Samic(?) digital piano with the full dimensional sound of the concert grand. Featuring full midi capabilities, applied magic for the arts arts from Samic(?) Music corporation. $3,590 dollars!
And that prize gives Diane the lead!
Duds: P (Rich)
Diane - $4190 ($3590 Surprise + $550 cash)
Lesley - A big winner yesterday, but nothing today
Rich - $2350 and a painful round
ROUND FOUR
There's that $5000 dollar space. And maybe someone will hit it, especially after that last round. There's also a pair of Multi-Stone Earrings on the wheel.
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EVENTS
This is a red-letter puzzle. An extra $1000 dollars if the player who solves it can unscramble the red letters to make a word. Round Four brings us back around to Player 1, which is Diane. She will now spin.
SPIN 1- A very successful first spin for Diane. $1500 dollars! She hopes to find an S or two, but she won't. She'll find four of them! $6000 dollars out of the gate! Additionally, one of those letters is red. She wants to buy an A, but she won't find any of those. $250 comes off her score leaving her with $5750 and it's Lesley's turn.
SPIN 2- Lesley's spin comes close to that $5000 dollar space but falls just shy of it. It lands on the blue $500. She calls an L. There are two. $1000 dollars. One of the L's is red.
FINAL SPIN
Well, time's running out and we'll see how well Pat can spin the wheel now. And Pat will spin it just as good as yesterday. $5000 dollars! Lots of letters, and just like yesterday, a chance for a mega payout.
_ _ _ _ - L _ _ _ L
_ _ S _ _ S _ _ _ S
EVENTS
Still Lesley's turn. She calls a T. No T. Over to Rich.
Rich calls an N. There's one. That's $5000 dollars. 5 seconds to solve. He can't do it. Diane's turn.
Diane calls an H. There are a pair of H's worth $10000 dollars. Diane has $15750 dollars. She gets 5 seconds....... but can't solve it. Back to Lesley.
Lesley calls a G. And there is one of them. $6000 dollars. Once again, 5 seconds. And she gets buzzed out. And Rich gets a shot.
Rich calls a V. One V. Rich now has $10000 dollars. He gets 5 seconds....... Buzzzzz.
Diane calls a D. And there's also a D. Diane has $20750 dollars. And immediately after calling it, she wants to solve it.
H _ G H - L _ V _ L
D _ S _ _ S S _ _ N S
EVENTS
Diane will solve HIGH LEVEL DISCUSSIONS for a mega-win of $20750 dollars, but that's not all! That reveals the D and the E as the other red letters. Pat almost forgets it's a red letter puzzle, but then is prompted by production staff and asks Diane to unscramble those letters. And immediately she says SLED and that's right for an extra $1000 dollars, bringing her total that round to $21750 dollars!
Duds: A (Diane), T (Lesley)
FINAL TALLY
Diane - $25890 (Surprise included)
Lesley - Nothing ($45000 dollars previously)
Rich - $2350
BONUS ROUND
The L is gone, but there's still the first four letters. And Diane picks the H.
H E
W E L
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PLACE
We'll now get to see all the R, S, T, L, N and E's in the puzzle.
_ _ _ E R _
PLACE
Still a few spaces to fill. Three more consonants and a vowel are needed. Diane calls a C, M, Y and I.
_ _ _ E R Y
PLACE
Limited help unfortunately, but this is solvable. 10 seconds.
Diane says WINERY which is wrong, then MINERY, FINERY but they also are not right. The correct answer is BAKERY. And the prize was the Gazebo/Spa combo. Well, Diane shouldn't be too unhappy. She has $25,890 dollars and a chance to make more on Monday. More prizes and more cash next time on Wheel of Fortune!
Opening:
Charlie: “From Hollywood, it's the Wheel of Fortune! America's most popular game show! And now the world's! Here they are soaring into your lives, Pat Sajak and Vanna White!”
Introductions:
Diane Shank – From Tekonsha, Michigan. Has been married for 5 years and takes care of her two year old daughter Andrea. Plays Piano at her church and enjoys ceramics, cross-stitch and basketball. (What an odd combination)
Lesley Stalworth – One day champ of $45,000 dollars. (That $45K was won entirely in the final round of the game before the bonus round) Studying to be a PhD and gives a shout out to her mentor Dr. Davis and all of her moms (?) in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Rich Eyre (Love the name) – Lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. An accountant at a local CPA firm and in his free time likes to ski, water-ski, play basketball and take care of his 4 year old son Jason.
Game Spiel:
Pat: “$1000 dollars is the top dollar value for our first round. We are playing for cash.”
ROUND ONE
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
?
_ _ _ _ _
(FILL IN THE) BLANK
And it's the old Fill in The Blank. After the puzzle, the contestant must identify what word is represented by that question mark. As a point of trivia, the one question mark variant of this category would disappear by November and become Next Line Please (in basic terms).
Numbers were drawn backstage, and Diane was the victor of that draw. Pat asks her to spin, and away we go.
SPIN 1- The first spin lands on the red $400. Diane calls an N. No N. Lesley's turn.
SPIN 2- Lesley lands on the red $300. She calls an S. One S will appear. $300 dollars.
SPIN 3- Lesley spins again to land on the light purple $400. She calls an L, but it's a dud. Over to Rich.
SPIN 4- Rich's first spin lands on the yellow $500. He calls a T, and a pair of T's will give him a $1000 dollar start.
SPIN 5- This time it's the yellow $750 before Bankrupt. He wants an R, and that's another pair of letters. Rich now has $2500 dollars.
SPIN 6- It's gonna be the red $400. He pauses for a couple seconds, then calls an H. And luckily there is one. That's $2900 dollars. He'll use $250 to buy an A. Only one, and probably where he expected it. $2650 left. Now he wants an E. There's two of them. That might help a little. Down to $2400. And he's not done yet. He buys an I. There's one. Now he has $2150. Only a couple unfilled spaces in this puzzle, but unsure if he knows it or not.
SPIN 7- He lands on the blue $500. He calls a K. That's not the consonant that's left. Diane's turn.
SPIN 8- Diane lands on the red $200. She wants a V. That's also not one of the letters left to uncover. It's now time for Lesley to spin.
SPIN 9- Lesley spins the wheel and lands on the pink $250. She asks to buy a vowel, but Pat tells her she can't once she's spun. She pauses then calls a D. This seems to be stumping everyone. No D. Surprisingly, it's back to Rich.
Rich buys an O. There's an O. He has $1900. That leaves just one unfilled space.
SPIN 10- Rich spins it one last time and just passes the Lose a Turn to land on the red $450. He calls a W. And that's it. $2350 dollars and all of the spaces are filled.
H A R R I E T
?
S T O W E
(FILL IN THE) BLANK
Rich reads HARRIET...... STOWE for $2350 dollars!
HIGH ROLLER CHIMES
Rich can add $500 to that total if he can identify what fits in that question mark. He can't do it, so the question goes to Diane. Diane answers Tubman, which is wrong, so finally the question goes to Lesley. And Lesley answers Madeline (may not be that spelling of it), which is equally as wrong. So, everyone got stumped and nobody gets the $500 dollars. The answer was Beecher. Pat tells us she is the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin and various other works.
Duds: N (Diane), L (Lesley), K (Rich), V (Diane), D (Lesley)
Diane - $0
Lesley - $0
Rich - $2350
ROUND TWO
A $2500 dollar space is added to the wheel for round two, and a fantastic prize as well. Charlie gives us all the details.
Charlie: “Rediscover the history of colonial Williamsburg. Stay at Kingsmill Resort, located on the James river. You may enjoy golf on their championship courses, a visit to nearby Bush Gardens, or to historic colonial Williamsburg. From Kingsmill. $3,650 dollars!”
Pat says “Welcome back to Jeopardy.” And the prize on the wheel is marked VIRGINIA.
_ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SLANG
Oh boy, it's Slang. This should be fun. Lesley gets to start round 2.
SPIN 1- The first spin of round two will land on the orange $350 after Bankrupt. Lesley calls an S, and there is one S.
SPIN 2- Red $300. Lesley calls a T. There is also one of those. $650 dollars.
SPIN 3- That big $2500 dollar space is just passed and it lands on $200 dollars. An L this time. There is a single L in the puzzle. $850 dollars.
SPIN 4- This time the arrow will land stop before the $2500 and land on the yellow $500. Lesley calls a P. Predictably there is one. $1350.
SPIN 5- It's the red $200 this time. She calls a K. She must have had something in mind, but there aren't any. It's over to Rich.
SPIN 6- Rich will also land on that red $200. An R is what he calls, and of course, there's one R.
SPIN 7- It's the $500 next to $2500 this time. Rich is looking for a Y. Nope. No Y's. Diane spins.
SPIN 8- Diane will just pass that $2500 and land on $200. Looking for a C, and there's one. That's $200 for Diane.
SPIN 9- The wheel will land on $200 again. She calls an H, and one H will double her total to $400 dollars.
SPIN 10- And it's going to land on $200 a third time in a row. She seems to know something, and calls an M. There's one. $600 dollars. She buys a vowel. A U. And continuing the trend, there's a U. $350 remains.
SPIN 11- $200 dollars again. Diane calls a Z, and in this category I am not surprised that there is one. Diane has a total of $550 dollars.
BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP
Only vowels left. Time to solve.
P U R _
S C H M _ L T Z
SLANG
Diane solves PURE SCHMALTZ for a small beginning of $550 dollars.
Duds: K (Lesley), Y (Rich)
Diane - $550
Lesley - Nothing today so far
Rich - $2350
ROUND THREE
Naturally, there's a $3500 dollar space on the wheel this round.
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BEFORE & AFTER
It's round 3, Rich is in position 3. We all know what that means.
SPIN 1- Rich spins it, and it goes past the Bankrupt it's slowing down on the $900, that $3500 dollars is so close.... And what a start! $3500 dollars! He calls a T, and he cashes in not only once, but twice with two T's! $7000 dollars!
SPIN 2- Rich spins it again, that $3500 is coming up again, and luck is on his side because he lands on it! $3500 again! He wants an S. It's a big S worth $3500 dollars! $10500 dollars already!
SPIN 3- We've got a good thing going, why stop now? $3500 dollars! Rich calls an N. He finds one $3500 dollar N. That's $14000 dollars!
SPIN 4- Well, it won't be $3500 this time, he lands on the wedge before it which is $900 dollars. An R this time, and he finds two for $1800 more. He now has $15800 dollars.
SPIN 4- With Rich, old habits die hard. How about $3500 dollars?! He wants to see a C up there and he will. There's one C! That brings his total to an astronomical $19300 dollars.
SPIN 5- Rich spins a little stronger this time and vaults past the $3500 to land on the pink $200 with Surprise just appearing in the corner of the screen three wedges away. He'll call a G. There's one G. $19500 dollars. And now he'll do some buying. An A. He finds three, at the beginning, middle and end of the first word. He still has an huge total of $19250 dollars. With all that money, why not buy another? He buys an E, and gets a two for one deal for his $250. He only has $19000 dollars left. He's not done. He buys an I this time. He gets three of them. $18750 dollars. And there's no more vowels. Spin or solve.
SPIN 6- Rich passes the $3500 and lands on the light blue $250. he calls an H. Two H's. $500 more on top of the cash-pile to bring the total to $19250 dollars. The first two lines are completely filled.
SPIN 7- It's going to be the yellow $900 this time. He calls a P....... but there is no P. Ouch. Well, I guess that means it's Diane's turn.
SPIN 8- Diane spins it, and it's very very nice, it's a Surprise! Diane calls a B....... and yes, there is one B. Diane can pick up that Surprise!
Diane only has the Surprise in front of her, but she's going to solve.
A G A T H A
C H R I S T I E
B R I N _ _ E _
BEFORE & AFTER
Diane solves AGATHA CHRISTIE BRINKLEY for zero bucks, but she does win a very nice Surprise. Over to Charlie who according to Pat “Sees all, Knows all and now Tells all” to spill the details!
Charlie: “It's a mini grand piano! A Samic(?) digital piano with the full dimensional sound of the concert grand. Featuring full midi capabilities, applied magic for the arts arts from Samic(?) Music corporation. $3,590 dollars!
And that prize gives Diane the lead!
Duds: P (Rich)
Diane - $4190 ($3590 Surprise + $550 cash)
Lesley - A big winner yesterday, but nothing today
Rich - $2350 and a painful round
ROUND FOUR
There's that $5000 dollar space. And maybe someone will hit it, especially after that last round. There's also a pair of Multi-Stone Earrings on the wheel.
_ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
EVENTS
This is a red-letter puzzle. An extra $1000 dollars if the player who solves it can unscramble the red letters to make a word. Round Four brings us back around to Player 1, which is Diane. She will now spin.
SPIN 1- A very successful first spin for Diane. $1500 dollars! She hopes to find an S or two, but she won't. She'll find four of them! $6000 dollars out of the gate! Additionally, one of those letters is red. She wants to buy an A, but she won't find any of those. $250 comes off her score leaving her with $5750 and it's Lesley's turn.
SPIN 2- Lesley's spin comes close to that $5000 dollar space but falls just shy of it. It lands on the blue $500. She calls an L. There are two. $1000 dollars. One of the L's is red.
FINAL SPIN
Well, time's running out and we'll see how well Pat can spin the wheel now. And Pat will spin it just as good as yesterday. $5000 dollars! Lots of letters, and just like yesterday, a chance for a mega payout.
_ _ _ _ - L _ _ _ L
_ _ S _ _ S _ _ _ S
EVENTS
Still Lesley's turn. She calls a T. No T. Over to Rich.
Rich calls an N. There's one. That's $5000 dollars. 5 seconds to solve. He can't do it. Diane's turn.
Diane calls an H. There are a pair of H's worth $10000 dollars. Diane has $15750 dollars. She gets 5 seconds....... but can't solve it. Back to Lesley.
Lesley calls a G. And there is one of them. $6000 dollars. Once again, 5 seconds. And she gets buzzed out. And Rich gets a shot.
Rich calls a V. One V. Rich now has $10000 dollars. He gets 5 seconds....... Buzzzzz.
Diane calls a D. And there's also a D. Diane has $20750 dollars. And immediately after calling it, she wants to solve it.
H _ G H - L _ V _ L
D _ S _ _ S S _ _ N S
EVENTS
Diane will solve HIGH LEVEL DISCUSSIONS for a mega-win of $20750 dollars, but that's not all! That reveals the D and the E as the other red letters. Pat almost forgets it's a red letter puzzle, but then is prompted by production staff and asks Diane to unscramble those letters. And immediately she says SLED and that's right for an extra $1000 dollars, bringing her total that round to $21750 dollars!
Duds: A (Diane), T (Lesley)
FINAL TALLY
Diane - $25890 (Surprise included)
Lesley - Nothing ($45000 dollars previously)
Rich - $2350
BONUS ROUND
The L is gone, but there's still the first four letters. And Diane picks the H.
H E
W E L
_ _ _ _ _ _
PLACE
We'll now get to see all the R, S, T, L, N and E's in the puzzle.
_ _ _ E R _
PLACE
Still a few spaces to fill. Three more consonants and a vowel are needed. Diane calls a C, M, Y and I.
_ _ _ E R Y
PLACE
Limited help unfortunately, but this is solvable. 10 seconds.
Diane says WINERY which is wrong, then MINERY, FINERY but they also are not right. The correct answer is BAKERY. And the prize was the Gazebo/Spa combo. Well, Diane shouldn't be too unhappy. She has $25,890 dollars and a chance to make more on Monday. More prizes and more cash next time on Wheel of Fortune!
...well, Diane was really good tonight. 