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Wheel of Fortune: Season 19 (2001-2002)
September 17, 2001
San Francisco Salute (Day 1)
From the Golden Gate Bridge to Fisherman's Wharf, it's time to salute the City by the Bay!
Let's start off at said bridge with $1,000.
PHRASE
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?
Ding!
W _ A T ' _ T H E
F _ _ S _ S _ E P ?
Amy asks WHAT'S THE FIRST STEP?
Let's treat our tourists like family, shall we?
Amy Fabry: East Palatka, FL (near Jacksonville); business analyst for a major health provider; married for 10 years with a daughter and son
Rob Kaspersik: San Bernardino, CA; self-employed flower wholesaler; married with 2 daughters
Sabrina Mitchell: Dallas, TX; flight attendant; enjoys shopping, building dollhouses and furniture
The Giants and 49ers provide double the fun with $2,000.
RHYME TIME
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_ _ _ _ _ _
Ding!
_ L A _ O F
T _ E _ _ Y
I don't know what the PLAY OF THE DAY will be just yet, but Rob has control of the wheel.
How about $2500 instead of the two grand? Plus a $1,000 gift tag from Skagen Watches (labeled SKAGEN DENMARK) - that'll give you the confidence to drive the 49-mile scenic route.
ON THE MAP
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I _ T _ _ _ _ _
T _ R K _ _
DOMINATION! Well, someone's in a hurry - Rob locates ISTANBUL TURKEY to keep the watches.
Our JACKPOT Round is sponsored by Zatarain's, and here's our first featured prize: a trip to...uh, San Francisco, of course (Argent Hotel, now the Park Central Hotel), worth $4,230 (labeled SAN FRANCISCO).
STAR & ROLE
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M A R T I N S H E E N
A S P R E S I D E N T
B A R L E T
Oh my - Amy just filled in the board by himself, and all she does is read off MARTIN SHEEN AS PRESIDENT BARTLET (from "The West Wing").
BANKRUPT: Sabrina ($0)
UNCLAIMED JACKPOT: $10,500
The hosts plug the Italian Festival Sweepstakes, sponsored by Ragu and Wish-Bone (on the week of 9/24/2001). One hundred lucky viewers could win $10,000 worth of groceries. Ten viewers could win a trip to the show's Vegas remote tapings. And one viewer could win $100,000!
While the $10000 just waits to be picked up, the local jazz scene offers another featured prize: a Yamaha Clavinova digital piano worth $6,695 (labeled DIGITAL PIANO).
THING
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T _ N _ N _ _ D L E
C _ S S E R _ L E
Amy eats a bowl of TUNA NOODLE CASSEROLE.
DUDS: M (Amy, used FREE SPIN), H (Amy), P (Rob)
BANKRUPTS: Sabrina ($1,600), Amy ($1,950), Sabrina ($1,000)
LOSE A TURN: Rob ($0)
Tight match - can $3,000 break it? Maybe a drive down Lombard Street can help.
SHOW BIZ
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Ding!
_ _ _ _ M M Y
_ W _ R D S
Rob's watched THE EMMY AWARDS to reclaim the lead.
How about a hunt for $5000 in Golden Gate Park?
OCCUPATION
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_ _ N A N _ _ A L
A _ _ _ S O R
Rob pads his lead with a defensive solve of FINANCIAL ADVISOR, which bumps his total up to $500 (Pat didn't mention it at first).
DUDS: T (Rob), P (Sabrina), E (Amy)
Pat doesn't remove the PIANO wedge yet.
Another round, you say?
AROUND THE HOUSE
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_ _ _ _ _
T _ _
_ _ _ _ T
DING DING DING DING!
Time to ride the Blue and Gold Ferry into the sunset. Each consonant is worth $1,900.
Rob: 1 H
Sabrina: 1 C
Amy: L
Rob: I
Sabrina: R
Amy: P
Rob: 1 S
T _ _
C H _ S T
Rob can buy a TOY CHEST with another $4,900 to seal the deal.
DUDS: L (Amy), I (Rob), R (Sabrina), P (Amy)
BANKRUPT: Amy ($0)
LOSE A TURN: Sabrina ($0)
Pat finally removed the PIANO wedge when Amy hit BANKRUPT. And Rob comforted Sabrina. Good sport.
CUMULATIVE WINNINGS: $27,000
BANKRUPT TRASH: $2,600
BONUS ROUND
Rob could win one of these nice prizes...
A 2001 Toyota 4Runner ($35,000+)
A 2002 Volkswagen Beetle GLS
A 2002 Jaguar ($46,000+)
$25,000 cash
He picks the first E envelope.
EVENT
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RSTLNE:
_ _ _ E R
N _ _ _ T
CDMO:
_ O _ E R
N _ _ _ T
He goes with POFER and then POKER...before nailing POKER NIGHT! That O was enough, huh? For that, he, his mom, and his wife jump into a well-deserved Toyota worth $35,760! Final score: $52,610.
Chat: Vanna brings two buckets: one with tomatoes and the other full of peaches and a giant zucchini. Pat throws a tomato to stage manager John Lauderdale...but John doesn't catch it. Then Pat eats a tomato...and the rest is history.
My rating: 7
September 17, 2001
San Francisco Salute (Day 1)
From the Golden Gate Bridge to Fisherman's Wharf, it's time to salute the City by the Bay!
Let's start off at said bridge with $1,000.
PHRASE
_ _ _ _ ' _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?
Ding!
W _ A T ' _ T H E
F _ _ S _ S _ E P ?
Amy asks WHAT'S THE FIRST STEP?
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| $0 | $0 | $1,000 |
Let's treat our tourists like family, shall we?
Amy Fabry: East Palatka, FL (near Jacksonville); business analyst for a major health provider; married for 10 years with a daughter and son
Rob Kaspersik: San Bernardino, CA; self-employed flower wholesaler; married with 2 daughters
Sabrina Mitchell: Dallas, TX; flight attendant; enjoys shopping, building dollhouses and furniture
The Giants and 49ers provide double the fun with $2,000.
RHYME TIME
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
Ding!
_ L A _ O F
T _ E _ _ Y
I don't know what the PLAY OF THE DAY will be just yet, but Rob has control of the wheel.
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| $2,000 | $0 | $1,000 |
How about $2500 instead of the two grand? Plus a $1,000 gift tag from Skagen Watches (labeled SKAGEN DENMARK) - that'll give you the confidence to drive the 49-mile scenic route.
ON THE MAP
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| $700: 1 R $2500: 2 T's SKAGEN: 1 K -$250: 1 I Solve attempt... | ||
| $5,450+ |
I _ T _ _ _ _ _
T _ R K _ _
DOMINATION! Well, someone's in a hurry - Rob locates ISTANBUL TURKEY to keep the watches.
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| $8,450 | $0 | $1,000 |
| WATCHES |
Our JACKPOT Round is sponsored by Zatarain's, and here's our first featured prize: a trip to...uh, San Francisco, of course (Argent Hotel, now the Park Central Hotel), worth $4,230 (labeled SAN FRANCISCO).
STAR & ROLE
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| BANKRUPT near $600 ($0 gone) | FREE SPIN: 4 T's $800: 1 H $600: 3 N's $900: 1 L -$250: 5 E's -$250: 3 A's $400: 1 M $300: 3 R's $800: 3 S's -$250: 2 I's No more vowels! $600: 1 P $300: 1 D $800: 1 B A complete board! Solve attempt... | |
| $8,150 (FS) |
M A R T I N S H E E N
A S P R E S I D E N T
B A R L E T
Oh my - Amy just filled in the board by himself, and all she does is read off MARTIN SHEEN AS PRESIDENT BARTLET (from "The West Wing").
BANKRUPT: Sabrina ($0)
UNCLAIMED JACKPOT: $10,500
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| $8,450 | $0 | $9,150 |
| WATCHES | FREE SPIN |
The hosts plug the Italian Festival Sweepstakes, sponsored by Ragu and Wish-Bone (on the week of 9/24/2001). One hundred lucky viewers could win $10,000 worth of groceries. Ten viewers could win a trip to the show's Vegas remote tapings. And one viewer could win $100,000!
While the $10000 just waits to be picked up, the local jazz scene offers another featured prize: a Yamaha Clavinova digital piano worth $6,695 (labeled DIGITAL PIANO).
THING
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy (FS) |
| $600: 1 R $400: 1 T $600: M She uses her FREE SPIN. -$250: 3 E's $600: 2 S's $400: H | ||
| $1,950 | ||
| $550: P | $800: 2 L's $10,000's left side ($1,600 gone) | BANKRUPT near $600 ($1,950 gone) |
| LOSE A TURN | $500: 2 N's BANKRUPT near $600 ($1,000 gone) | $600: 1 C $400: 1 D Only vowels left! Solve attempt... |
| $1,000 |
T _ N _ N _ _ D L E
C _ S S E R _ L E
Amy eats a bowl of TUNA NOODLE CASSEROLE.
DUDS: M (Amy, used FREE SPIN), H (Amy), P (Rob)
BANKRUPTS: Sabrina ($1,600), Amy ($1,950), Sabrina ($1,000)
LOSE A TURN: Rob ($0)
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| $8,450 | $0 | $10,150 |
| WATCHES |
Tight match - can $3,000 break it? Maybe a drive down Lombard Street can help.
SHOW BIZ
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
Ding!
_ _ _ _ M M Y
_ W _ R D S
Rob's watched THE EMMY AWARDS to reclaim the lead.
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| $11,450 | $0 | $10,150 |
| WATCHES |
How about a hunt for $5000 in Golden Gate Park?
OCCUPATION
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| $550: T | $800: 2 N's $500: P | PIANO: 1 L $5000: 1 R -$250: E |
| $1,600 | $4,750+ | |
| $800: 1 S -$250: 1 O -$250: 3 A's Solve attempt... | ||
| $300 |
_ _ N A N _ _ A L
A _ _ _ S O R
Rob pads his lead with a defensive solve of FINANCIAL ADVISOR, which bumps his total up to $500 (Pat didn't mention it at first).
DUDS: T (Rob), P (Sabrina), E (Amy)
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| $11,950 | $0 | $10,150 |
| WATCHES |
Pat doesn't remove the PIANO wedge yet.
Another round, you say?
AROUND THE HOUSE
_ _ _
_ _ _ _ _
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| LOSE A TURN | BANKRUPT near $600 | |
| $550: 2 T's | ||
| $1,100 |
T _ _
_ _ _ _ T
DING DING DING DING!
Time to ride the Blue and Gold Ferry into the sunset. Each consonant is worth $1,900.
Rob: 1 H
Sabrina: 1 C
Amy: L
Rob: I
Sabrina: R
Amy: P
Rob: 1 S
T _ _
C H _ S T
Rob can buy a TOY CHEST with another $4,900 to seal the deal.
DUDS: L (Amy), I (Rob), R (Sabrina), P (Amy)
BANKRUPT: Amy ($0)
LOSE A TURN: Sabrina ($0)
| Rob | Sabrina | Amy |
| $16,850 | $0 | $10,150 |
| WATCHES | PARTING GIFTS |
Pat finally removed the PIANO wedge when Amy hit BANKRUPT. And Rob comforted Sabrina. Good sport.
CUMULATIVE WINNINGS: $27,000
BANKRUPT TRASH: $2,600
BONUS ROUND
Rob could win one of these nice prizes...
A 2001 Toyota 4Runner ($35,000+)
A 2002 Volkswagen Beetle GLS
A 2002 Jaguar ($46,000+)
$25,000 cash
He picks the first E envelope.
EVENT
_ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _
RSTLNE:
_ _ _ E R
N _ _ _ T
CDMO:
_ O _ E R
N _ _ _ T
He goes with POFER and then POKER...before nailing POKER NIGHT! That O was enough, huh? For that, he, his mom, and his wife jump into a well-deserved Toyota worth $35,760! Final score: $52,610.
Chat: Vanna brings two buckets: one with tomatoes and the other full of peaches and a giant zucchini. Pat throws a tomato to stage manager John Lauderdale...but John doesn't catch it. Then Pat eats a tomato...and the rest is history.
My rating: 7