Post by mechamind on Aug 18, 2014 17:22:05 GMT -5
Airdate: October 31, 2001
From Sony Pictures Studio, it's America's game! Welcome to this trick-or-treat show!
Behind the door, just an innocent $1,000 waiting for the truth...
Go!
Amber solves YEAR-ROUND RESORT.
Uncover yourselves!
Amber Gregg: Graduate student studying psychology and counseling, also a summer lifeguard, from Shawnee, OK
Michael Battaglia: Drummer, sells music equipment, from Santa Monica, CA
Dave Springer: Teaches drama at a blue-ribbon high school, from Royal Oak, MI
Understand Toss-Ups well to establish some trust. Here's one for $2,000:
Go!
Amber solves PLEASE STAND BY.
What is this, 1992? The first round's puzzle is ready now!
Dave solves KILLS BUGS DEAD. No need to fear death, but he can earn a $3,000 bonus for identifying where it belongs.
He identifies it as Raid.
Short puzzles, but good money. A good prize too, as we introduce a Haunted Queen Mary cruise (labeled HALLOWEEN) worth $3,800.
We also introduce the familiar Jackpot space.
Amber solves THERE'S SOMETHING IN MY EYE DOCTOR. If only a little sooner...
Okay, a little hurdle, but we can try again. First, Charlie Boris O'Donnell introduces a Mead Instruments computer controlled telescope (labeled TELESCOPE) worth $4,995.
Next, look at the one-third $10,000 space.
Amber solves ANNUAL SALES CONVENTION.
Something to attract our contestants? How about an extra $3,000?
Go!
Dave solves HOUSE OF WAX.
An interesting race between them, with a $5,000 to add to the drama, but hopefully not the horror...
Perfection! Dave solves DUDLEY DO-RIGHT.
He did it right, but all he needs to do is maintain his lead a little longer...
DING DING! DING DING!
The candle is nearly gone, and Pat must give the Wheel a Final Spin. Consonants are worth $400 + $1,000 for $1,400 a piece.
Amber: R (x3) ($4,600)
Michael: S (x2) ($2,800)
Dave: L ($1,400)
Amber: C (DUD!)
Michael: P (DUD!)
Dave: E (x2) ($2,800)
Dave guesses PRO WRESTLERS. Would have fit if not for the P.
Amber: W ($6,000)
Michael: M ($4,200)
Michael solves ARM WRESTLERS.
BONUS ROUND:
He did it before, and he can do it better here. Claim one of...
"The cash" ($25,000)
Volkswagen Jetta
Mitsubishi Spyder Convertible (over $23,000)
Ford Expedition XLT 4x2 (over $34,000)
"The cash 2.0" ($100,000)
Try for a treat on this trick-free Wheel. He heads for the N in BONUS. This final puzzle faces him:
RSTLNE gives him...
Trick out the puzzle with CMPI:
He does not solve HOBGOBLIN...
...the audience is surprisingly quiet, as Pat has noticed...
...and Dave's tricked out of the Jetta. That's okay though, as he already has $26,200!
From Sony Pictures Studio, it's America's game! Welcome to this trick-or-treat show!
Behind the door, just an innocent $1,000 waiting for the truth...
$1,000 Toss-Up | |||||||||||||||
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PLACE | |||||||||||||||
Go!
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PLACE | |||||||||||||||
Amber solves YEAR-ROUND RESORT.
Michael | Dave | Amber |
$1,000 |
Uncover yourselves!
Amber Gregg: Graduate student studying psychology and counseling, also a summer lifeguard, from Shawnee, OK
Michael Battaglia: Drummer, sells music equipment, from Santa Monica, CA
Dave Springer: Teaches drama at a blue-ribbon high school, from Royal Oak, MI
Understand Toss-Ups well to establish some trust. Here's one for $2,000:
$2,000 Toss-Up | |||||||||||||||
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PHRASE | |||||||||||||||
Go!
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PHRASE | |||||||||||||||
Amber solves PLEASE STAND BY.
Michael | Dave | Amber |
$3,000 |
What is this, 1992? The first round's puzzle is ready now!
Round 1 | |||||||||||||||
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SLOGAN | |||||||||||||||
Michael | Dave | AMBER |
| $450: N (DUD!) | ||
| Lose A Turn! | $350: S (x2) -$250: E $600: L (x2) -$250: A Free Spin: B -$250: O (DUD!) (Free Spin used) -$250: I $500: K $300: G $400: D Only vowels left! Solve: Correct! | |
$2,500 | ||
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| D | E | A | D | ||||||||||||
SLOGAN | |||||||||||||||
Dave solves KILLS BUGS DEAD. No need to fear death, but he can earn a $3,000 bonus for identifying where it belongs.
He identifies it as Raid.
Michael | Dave | Amber |
$5,500 | $3,000 |
Short puzzles, but good money. A good prize too, as we introduce a Haunted Queen Mary cruise (labeled HALLOWEEN) worth $3,800.
We also introduce the familiar Jackpot space.
Round 2 | |||||||||||||||
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BEFORE & AFTER | |||||||||||||||
MICHAEL | Dave | Amber |
| $400: S (x2) $400: T (x3) $600: N (x2) -$250: E (x5) BANKRUPT! ($2,950) | $300: M (x2) -$250: O (x3) BANKRUPT! ($350) | $300: H (x2) $300: R (x2) $300: G -$250: I (x2) Jackpot: Y (x2) Gift Tag: D Solve: Correct! |
$1,250+ |
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| S | O | M | E | T | H | I | N | G | |||||||
| I | N | M | Y | E | Y | E | |||||||||
| D | O | _ | T | O | R | ||||||||||
BEFORE & AFTER | |||||||||||||||
Amber solves THERE'S SOMETHING IN MY EYE DOCTOR. If only a little sooner...
Michael | Dave | Amber |
$5,500 | $5,250 |
Okay, a little hurdle, but we can try again. First, Charlie Boris O'Donnell introduces a Mead Instruments computer controlled telescope (labeled TELESCOPE) worth $4,995.
Next, look at the one-third $10,000 space.
Round 3 | |||||||||||||||
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EVENT | |||||||||||||||
Michael | DAVE | Amber |
| $300: R (DUD!) | $300: T -$250: E (x2) $300: N (x5) $600: L (x2) -$250: A (x3) $550: S (x2) $900: C Solve: Correct! | |
$4,500 |
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| C | _ | N | _ | E | N | T | _ | _ | N | ||||||
EVENT | |||||||||||||||
Amber solves ANNUAL SALES CONVENTION.
Michael | Dave | Amber |
$5,500 | $9,750 |
Something to attract our contestants? How about an extra $3,000?
$3,000 Toss-Up | |||||||||||||||
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TITLE | |||||||||||||||
Go!
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TITLE | |||||||||||||||
Dave solves HOUSE OF WAX.
Michael | Dave | Amber |
$8,500 | $9,750 |
An interesting race between them, with a $5,000 to add to the drama, but hopefully not the horror...
Round 4 | |||||||||||||||
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FICTIONAL CHARACTER | |||||||||||||||
Michael | DAVE | Amber |
| $600: T $600: R $600: G $300: H $300: L $300: Y $5,000: D (x3!) Only vowels left! Solve: Correct! | ||
$17,700 |
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FICTIONAL CHARACTER | |||||||||||||||
Perfection! Dave solves DUDLEY DO-RIGHT.
Michael | Dave | Amber |
$26,200 | $9,750 |
He did it right, but all he needs to do is maintain his lead a little longer...
Round 5 | |||||||||||||||
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PEOPLE | |||||||||||||||
Michael | Dave | AMBER |
| $400: T | ||
$400 | ||
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PEOPLE | |||||||||||||||
DING DING! DING DING!
The candle is nearly gone, and Pat must give the Wheel a Final Spin. Consonants are worth $400 + $1,000 for $1,400 a piece.
Amber: R (x3) ($4,600)
Michael: S (x2) ($2,800)
Dave: L ($1,400)
Amber: C (DUD!)
Michael: P (DUD!)
Dave: E (x2) ($2,800)
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PEOPLE | |||||||||||||||
Dave guesses PRO WRESTLERS. Would have fit if not for the P.
Amber: W ($6,000)
Michael: M ($4,200)
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PEOPLE | |||||||||||||||
Michael solves ARM WRESTLERS.
Michael | Dave | Amber |
$4,200 | $26,200 | $9,750 |
BONUS ROUND:
He did it before, and he can do it better here. Claim one of...
"The cash" ($25,000)
Volkswagen Jetta
Mitsubishi Spyder Convertible (over $23,000)
Ford Expedition XLT 4x2 (over $34,000)
"The cash 2.0" ($100,000)
Try for a treat on this trick-free Wheel. He heads for the N in BONUS. This final puzzle faces him:
Bonus Puzzle | |||||||||||||||
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FICTIONAL CHARACTER | |||||||||||||||
RSTLNE gives him...
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | L | _ | N | |||||||
FICTIONAL CHARACTER | |||||||||||||||
Trick out the puzzle with CMPI:
| _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | _ | L | I | N | |||||||
FICTIONAL CHARACTER | |||||||||||||||
He does not solve HOBGOBLIN...
...the audience is surprisingly quiet, as Pat has noticed...
...and Dave's tricked out of the Jetta. That's okay though, as he already has $26,200!
During the post-game, Pat wonders why the word "hobgoblin" even exists, thinking it's unnecessary like "forewarned". Get rid of those two words, and he'll be happy.
