Post by mechamind on Aug 21, 2014 15:27:38 GMT -5
Airdate: November 29, 1988
Look at this studio filled with fabulous prizes including...
A Shipboard party
A pair of signed and numbered Picasso etchings
A Mercedes-Benz automobile
Plus thousands of dollars in cash!
Over $204,000 just waiting to be won on...
Wheel Of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Pamela Vandermark: First-grade teacher in Los Angeles, from Cypress, CA
Robin Bowman (female): Homemaker, works as an elementary school volunteer, from Mount Carmel, TN
Chet Colinda: Sales representative for a major car dealership, from Scranton, PA
The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $1,000. We are playing for cash, and the first puzzle shows up right here:
Perfection! Pamela solves THE ODDS ARE IN YOUR FAVOR.
After beating the odds of a sometimes uncooperative Wheel, we'll break for a prize. Start with a Pacific Marquis *thhhhhhh*spa (labeled SPA) worth $5,050.
Things look good for Pamela now, but maybe the $2,500 insists otherwise. Someone else gets to start.
Pat accidentally said $450 instead of $400 on Robin's third spin, but corrected himself. To be fair, they're both red.
Double perfection! Robin solves AMERICAN CONSULATE.
We hope to reward Chet for his patience. Will the $3,500 be good?
Pamela solves WHOLE NEW IMAGE.
Will this prize fit? It's a Van Cleef and Arpels furnished pair of 3-karat diamond leaf earclips (labeled DIAMONDS) worth $8,200.
Well, that was a short puzzle earlier. But the $5,000 space is happy to find this one next!
Chet admits to looking at the wrong arrow before calling the R.
Chet solves A TIME TO BE BORN AND A TIME TO DIE.
The Wheel insists on fair treatment. Now how about another puzzle?
DING DING! DING DING!
After each one hogs an entire puzzle, we get this. It's a Final Spin, and consonants will be worth...$500 a piece.
Robin: G (x2) ($1,800)
Chet: R (DUD!)
Pamela: H (x2) ($1,000)
Robin: T ($2,300)
Robin guesses CHANGING OF THE GUARD.
Chet: C ($500)
Chet guesses CHANGING OF THE...then stops.
Pamela: L ($1,500)
And Pamela says CHANGING OF THE LEADER.
Robin: F ($2,800)
Robin tries CHANGING OF THE LIGHTS.
Chet: S ($1,000) (And a freeze.)
Pamela: A (x2) ($1,500) (Another freeze.)
Robin: K (DUD!)
Chet: V ($1,500) (Followed by an attempt to buy a vowel.)
...and he didn't need the extra vowel. He solves CHANGING OF THE LEAVES.
BONUS ROUND:
After a weird Speed-Up, Chet defends his lead. Now we have Plenty of prizes here.
Chet picks the $25,000. You know what to do...
Remember, he gets RSTLNE...
And he gives us ICHF:
He guesses HORSE ENGINE, but does not solve HAPPY ENDING. He leaves with $6,250 in cash.
Look at this studio filled with fabulous prizes including...
A Shipboard party
A pair of signed and numbered Picasso etchings
A Mercedes-Benz automobile
Plus thousands of dollars in cash!
Over $204,000 just waiting to be won on...
Wheel Of Fortune!
Today's contestants:
Pamela Vandermark: First-grade teacher in Los Angeles, from Cypress, CA
Robin Bowman (female): Homemaker, works as an elementary school volunteer, from Mount Carmel, TN
Chet Colinda: Sales representative for a major car dealership, from Scranton, PA
The top-dollar value on the Wheel is $1,000. We are playing for cash, and the first puzzle shows up right here:
Round 1 | ||||||||||||||
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PHRASE | ||||||||||||||
PAMELA | Robin | Chet |
| $250: T $200: H $450: N -$250: E (x2) $200: R (x3) -$250: A (x2) -$250: I $200: S $500: Y -$250: O (x3) -$250: U $300: D (x2) Solve: Correct! | ||
$1,550 | ||
| T | H | E | O | D | D | S | ||||||||
| A | R | E | I | N | Y | O | U | R | ||||||
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PHRASE | ||||||||||||||
Perfection! Pamela solves THE ODDS ARE IN YOUR FAVOR.
Pamela | Robin | Chet |
$1,550 |
After beating the odds of a sometimes uncooperative Wheel, we'll break for a prize. Start with a Pacific Marquis *thhhhhhh*spa (labeled SPA) worth $5,050.
Things look good for Pamela now, but maybe the $2,500 insists otherwise. Someone else gets to start.
Round 2 | ||||||||||||||
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PLACE | ||||||||||||||
Pamela | ROBIN | Chet |
| $450: T $200: S $400: R $750: N (x2) -$250: A (x3) -$250: E (x2) $500: M -$250: I $300: L -$250: U Solve: Correct! | ||
$2,350 |
Pat accidentally said $450 instead of $400 on Robin's third spin, but corrected himself. To be fair, they're both red.
| A | M | E | R | I | _ | A | N | |||||||
| _ | _ | N | S | U | L | A | T | E | ||||||
PLACE | ||||||||||||||
Double perfection! Robin solves AMERICAN CONSULATE.
Pamela | Robin | Chet |
$1,550 | $2,350 |
We hope to reward Chet for his patience. Will the $3,500 be good?
Round 3 | ||||||||||||||
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PHRASE | ||||||||||||||
Pamela | Robin | CHET |
| $200: N $600: R (DUD!) | ||
$200 | ||
| $150: T (DUD!) | $200: S (DUD!) | $600: W (x2) -$250: O -$250: E (x3) $800: H -$250: A $150: D (DUD!) |
$1,450 | ||
| $900: L $550: M Solve: Correct! | ||
$1,450 | ||
| W | H | O | L | E | ||||||||||
| N | E | W | ||||||||||||
| _ | M | A | _ | E | ||||||||||
PHRASE | ||||||||||||||
Pamela solves WHOLE NEW IMAGE.
Pamela | Robin | Chet |
$3,000 | $2,350 |
Will this prize fit? It's a Van Cleef and Arpels furnished pair of 3-karat diamond leaf earclips (labeled DIAMONDS) worth $8,200.
Well, that was a short puzzle earlier. But the $5,000 space is happy to find this one next!
Round 4 | ||||||||||||||
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QUOTATION | ||||||||||||||
PAMELA | Robin | Chet |
| BANKRUPT! ($0) | $200: S (DUD!) | $500: N (x2) $250: D (x2) -$250: A (x3) -$250: I (x3) $800: R -$250: E (x4) $350: T (x4) $900: M (x2) Solve: Correct! |
$4,750 |
Chet admits to looking at the wrong arrow before calling the R.
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QUOTATION | ||||||||||||||
Chet solves A TIME TO BE BORN AND A TIME TO DIE.
Pamela | Robin | Chet |
$3,000 | $2,350 | $4,750 |
The Wheel insists on fair treatment. Now how about another puzzle?
Round 5 | ||||||||||||||
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EVENT | ||||||||||||||
Pamela | ROBIN | Chet |
| $400: N (x2) | ||
$800 |
| _ | _ | _ | N | _ | _ | N | _ | _ | _ | |||||
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EVENT | ||||||||||||||
DING DING! DING DING!
After each one hogs an entire puzzle, we get this. It's a Final Spin, and consonants will be worth...$500 a piece.
Robin: G (x2) ($1,800)
Chet: R (DUD!)
Pamela: H (x2) ($1,000)
Robin: T ($2,300)
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EVENT | ||||||||||||||
Robin guesses CHANGING OF THE GUARD.
Chet: C ($500)
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EVENT | ||||||||||||||
Chet guesses CHANGING OF THE...then stops.
Pamela: L ($1,500)
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EVENT | ||||||||||||||
And Pamela says CHANGING OF THE LEADER.
Robin: F ($2,800)
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EVENT | ||||||||||||||
Robin tries CHANGING OF THE LIGHTS.
Chet: S ($1,000) (And a freeze.)
Pamela: A (x2) ($1,500) (Another freeze.)
Robin: K (DUD!)
Chet: V ($1,500) (Followed by an attempt to buy a vowel.)
| C | H | A | N | G | _ | N | G | _ | F | |||||
| T | H | _ | L | _ | A | V | _ | S | ||||||
EVENT | ||||||||||||||
...and he didn't need the extra vowel. He solves CHANGING OF THE LEAVES.
Pamela | Robin | Chet |
$3,000 | $2,350 | $6,250 |
BONUS ROUND:
After a weird Speed-Up, Chet defends his lead. Now we have Plenty of prizes here.
Chet picks the $25,000. You know what to do...
Bonus Puzzle | ||||||||||||||
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PHRASE | ||||||||||||||
Remember, he gets RSTLNE...
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PHRASE | ||||||||||||||
And he gives us ICHF:
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PHRASE | ||||||||||||||
He guesses HORSE ENGINE, but does not solve HAPPY ENDING. He leaves with $6,250 in cash.
