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Fox's new quiz show will have one person singing for a million dollars... There's just one rule... Don't Forget the Lyrics! Recaps by
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2-15 "Bells will be ringing,
the glad glad news, It's still "Don't Forget the Lyrics!" I'm NOT Pierre Kelly (I'm Chico Alexander, the correspondent on the other karaoke-based game show), but lyrics fans, I guarantee you you won't "have the blues" as we take on the band together. Tonight from Phoenix, AZ, RONDA BEAMAN. She’s a college professor, and her class is in the building. She’s also a former winner (with her sons Chase and Sean) of America’s Most Talented Family or something. Her categories:
ROCK
1980s Ronda starts with the win on Pop. - “Don’t Worry Be Happy”, Bobby McFerrin - “Fox on the Run”, Sweet For $2500, here’s the song… Here’s a
little song I wrote, “Note for note.” Lock it in, she says. She’s right! Next up, she’s gone country… - “The Devil Went Down to Georgia”, Charlie Daniels Band - “Mountain Music”, Alabama We’re playing some “Mountain Music” for $5000. Oh play me
some mountain music “Grandpa used to play.” Sounded like she knew it. Although she swears he never heard it. She uses her 2 Words, ending up with “___ used ___ play”. Will she lock it in? Yep. Will she win $5000? YEP. We’re doubling with the 80s... - “I Think We’re Alone Now”, Tiffany - “(Don’t You) Forget About Me”, Simple Minds “I Think We’re Alone Now.” Four words. Let’s sing it. Children
behave “To one another's hand.” Sounded good. She locks it. And she’s right for $10,000! She’s trying for $25,000 with John Lennon... - “Instant Karma (We All Shine On)” - “Whatever Gets You Through the Night” Instant
karma’s gonna get you “Moon and the stars and the sun.” She wanted to finish the chorus. Lock it. She’s got it for $25,000! She tries to double it on Love Songs… - “Always and Forever”, Heatwave - “Crazy Little Thing Called Love”, Queen She saves the Queen. Five missing words for $50,000. This thing
(this thing) called love (called love) “Me hot hot fever… ___” “Curse you, Freddie Mercury.” Three Lines, please. A) Me hot
and cold flashes She goes with C… right for $50,000! Let’s go for $100,000. But first, let’s meet Chase and Sean (aka Cheech and Chong). Okay, that’s fun. Now to the $100,000 song in Rock. - “American Woman”, The Guess Who - “Sweet Home Alabama”, Lynyrd Skynyrd ALABAMA! She’s playing “Sweet Home Alabama…” A whopping 11 words are missing. Sweet home
Alabama “My conscience doesn’t bother me, I hope it doesn’t bother you.” She hopes these words are true. She’s “meh” on the words. Let’s call Cheech up for her final Backup. Cheech likes Skynyrd. He says “My conscience does not bother me, does your conscience bother you?” This is for $100,000... If she’s wrong, she’s going home with $25,000. OR she can walk out with $50,000. Cheech is not 100% on this. About 90%. Her gut... says lock it in. She listens to her gut... The last line’s right. The middle’s right... But the first two words are wrong. Correct lyrics: “Now Watergate...” “Darn Watergate. A blight on our country’s history.” But Ronda Beaman leaves with $25,000. Next up, from St. Louis is MARTY CASEY (C-Note: Not the contestant from “Rock Star”). She grew up singing gospel, and she wants to send her daughter to culinary school. The board she’s working with...
ROCK
COUNTRY First for $2500, we’re all about family. - “Love Will Keep Us Together”, the Captain & Tenille - “Top of the World”, the Carpenters “Love Will Keep Us Together”. Three little old words are all we need. Love What would Marty tell her man? “I’ll kill you.” That’s Moment of Truth, January 23 on Fox. Needless to say, we’re using a backup, Gail and Damon (friends)? Gail gets the call. She sings “Really love you.” Lock in those lyrics... And we’re on our way for $2500. No love song should ever have “I’ll kill you” in the lyrics unless it’s maybe “Love Me Like the World Is Ending” by Ben Lee. Next up, R&B. - “Mr. Big Stuff”, Jean Knight - “Stuck on You”, Lionel Richie Going with Mr. Big... Mr. Big
Stuff “Get my love”. She sang it like she knew it. She locks it in... And she’s right for $5000. Kung fu celebration. Next up, the 1970s. - “I Am Woman”, Helen Reddy - “Let Him In”, Wings She is woman. Is she the $10,000 woman? Hit it. I am woman
hear me roar BACKUP! Two words: I am ___. Final backup. A) I am
invisible She goes with B. “Why would I be invisible?” Lock it in... RIGHT! But now it’s all her to the million. She goes with Pop... - “You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)”, Dead or Alive - “These Eyes”, The Guess Who She gets an added crutch. We have a choir for the choir girl. In the choir, her daughter Morgan. She chooses “These Eyes”. Three words. These eyes “I love you.” Go for it and get it, $25,000. Go for it and miss… nothing. Or she can walk. She walks with the $10,000. Correct lyrics: “You broke it.” But she has $10,000 for her trouble. Will someone win the million? Find out next week. And as always, remember, it's not what you know about it... It's what you sing about it! |
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