Family
Feud by Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: Check listings or
familyfeud.com
Host: Richard Karn |
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Siegel (Lezlie,
Vanessa, Cody, Robert, Connie) |
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Roseli (Ricky,
Christina, Myron, Julie, Joseph); $20,625, two days |
Round 1: what should you
always be on the lookout for when you're driving (7)?
Lezlie gets #3, cops, but Ricky nails the top answer,
pedestrians. The champs follow up with other drivers and
red lights. The Siegels try to steal with animals... Got
it for 88! Other answers: bicycles, potholes.
Round 2: a famous woman
you wouldn't want to see wearing a thong (7). Christina
gets the board with Roseanne at #5. Myron doesn't want
to see Oprah, and neither do most people. It's number
one. Hillary Clinton also makes the survey, while the
Siegels try Martha Stewart for the steal... Good for
135! Other answers: Laura Bush, Barbara Walters, Rosie
O'Donnell.
Double Round: something
in the house that slobs hardly ever use (full
board). Cody gets #3, a shower, while Myron gets #6, a
napkin. Connie gets a trash can, #5. Lezlie gets a
broom, #2. The Roselis try to steal with soap... Got it
for 78! Number one: vacuum.
Triple Round: an American
beer (4). Robert gets THE American beer, Budweiser, for
#1. Coors, Miller, and... Old Milwaukee, perhaps? The
Roselis hope so to win the game... Not there! Should've
gone with Pabst Blue Ribbon! Siegels upset, 411-78!
Lezlie and Connie take on
Fast Money. Lezlie gets 101 the hard way. Connie pushes
it to 143 for $715. |
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I've
Got a Secret by Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: 11:30p ET/10:30p CT on GSN
Host: Bil Dwyer |
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Week 2 of IGAS begins with
Lori Barghini, a DJ from St. Paul, MN! Her secret: "I
invented nipple enhancers." Bil gives the panel a hint
about the product in the form of a concealed bag.
Jermaine gets that they are for women and sometimes men,
and that they can be bought in an adult store. Suzanne
gets that they are put on her body. Frank gets that they
go on her front, upper half of her body. "Are these fake
nipples?" Got it. Frank celebrates by using her
invention as Mephistopheles horns. And Lori demonstrates
the proper usage.
Next up is 91-year-old
George Blair from Winter Haven, FL. Frank: "I have to
recuse myself. I slept with him." Really? No. His secret...
a daring hobby. Suzanne gets that it involves sports.
Frank gets that he does it outdoors on water. Billy gets
that it involves a boat. Jermaine gets it.
His secret: "I'm a
91-year-old water skier." And we have the video footage
to prove it. He's the world's oldest barefoot skier.
That's totally sick... in a good way.
Last secret of the night
comes courtesy of Douglas & Draper Mauldin of
Clarksdale, MS. Their secret: "We are award winning
turkey callers." Frank gets that they're sometimes pets,
birds. Billy gets that they're competitive with birds.
And the bird is bigger than a breadbox. Jermaine comes
up empty. Suzanne gets a turkey. Conference! Suzanne
gets the secret, and the panel are three-for-three
tonight.
We get a demo of the
turkey gobblin'.
But can he break his own
record? YES! Eleven decks in 25 seconds!
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Jeopardy! by
Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: Check listings or
jeopardy.com
Host: Alex Trebek |
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Doug Dorst
(writer/professor from Austin, TX); $51,201, two
days |
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Greg Little
(science analyst from North Plainfield, NJ) |
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Jacqueline Lovell
(teacher from Santa Barbara, CA) |
Doug came from behind
last time. This time, he faces even stiffer competition.
Doug starts up with $200
Movie Title Translations. We go to Pasta Names for
$1000, today's Daily Double. Greg risks the max of
$1000. The clue: the name of this tubular pasta means
"quills". "What are ziti?" Nope, it was penne, as he
drops to -$200. Everyone's out of the red at the half,
but with Doug in the lead at $5600 and Jacqueline in the
middle at $2600, it's Greg's Double Jeopardy! round to
start with $2200.
... and he does so with $400
African-American Literature. Jacqueline finds the Daily
Double under $1200. She bets $2000 on this: this 1983
Pulitzer Prize winner is written in the form of letters,
mostly from Celie to her sister & to God. "Oh my
goodness! Morrison..." Nope, it's "The Color Purple",
dripping Jacqueline to $2200. She finds the other Daily
Double under $1200 Big Fish. She tries $2000 again. The
clue: one of these freshwater pond fish was anything but
"koi" when weighing in at 75 lbs., 11 oz. in France in
1987. "What is a carp?" Right for $5000! She ends the
round with $7800 to Greg's $5000, but it's Doug in the
driver's seat with $21,200.
Final Jeopardy!
in "Rocks & Minerals": mines near Ticonderoga, New
York were once the USA's principal source for this
8-letter mineral. Correct question: What is graphite?
Jacqueline is right, and
doubles up. Doug... wrong. But his bet is enough to
leave him the champ with $15,601, giving him $66,802. |
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Lingo by
Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: 7:30p ET/6:30p CT on GSN
Hosts: Chuck Woolery & Shandi Finnessey |
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Buddies Jason (marketing
assistant) & Carlos (events coordinator) |
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Best
friends Amy (event producer) & Julia (receptionist) |
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BONUS LINGO JACKPOT:
$23,000 |
Big money in the jackpot.
Will someone win it today?
Jason & Carlos get a T,
which turns into TITLE. They follow up with SHRUB and
the Lingo for 100.
Amy & Julia get an A for
APRON, but Amy draws red. They get the draw back with
GUMMY and follow with JOINS. Jason & Carlos steal a
COUCH. Amy & Julia return the favor with DEVIL. They're
still behind, 125-100 to end the round.
Amy & Julia start up
round 2 with V... but Jason & Carlos steal with VOCAL.
Amy & Julia get the drum back with SOLID for Lingo,
giving them 250 to the Yellows' 175. Jason & Carlos get
BIBLE and draw the ? for Lingo, giving them the lead,
325-250.
Amy & Julia get a K...
but Jason & Carlos steal again with KIWIS. And that'll
do it, as the guys win, 375-250.
With three Bonus Lingo
letters, Jason & Carlos get TRUNK, BABES, KIOALA, SWINE,
ATTIC, and FELON for six balls. Will they get $23,000?
They get the money ball of 19... Adam comes up with 59.
No $23,000 Lingo. No $5000 Lingo either, as the buddies
take home $600. How
does $24,000 sound? Try that on Tuesday. |
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The
Price is Right by Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: 11a ET/10a CT on CBS
(markets may vary)
Host: Bob Barker |
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It's been a long time since
we left you, but we're back with Azel Houcho III,
Sharisse Deal, Anna Riceletter, Christopher Ruse, and a
floor clock going for $3570. Big money goes to Azel as
he gets a shot at a Chevy Equinox playing Lucky Seven.
The first number... 2. He picks 4 next... 3. One dollar
off. He picks 8.... 5. Three off. Next is 7... Exacta!
Three bucks left, and the last number, Azel guesses 8...
It was 3. No car for him.
It's fitting that we have a
woman named Deal play with 16 boxes in 1/2 Off as she
wins a $660 set of serveware. She wins a dispenser and a
radio when she determines that the marked price of the
dispenser ($20) is half off. Same fate with a compass
and a hair dryer when she figures out that the compass
($20) is half off. Now with 4, 6, 9, and 15 in play, she
chooses 6... Inside 6... Nothing. The lucky box was 4.
Dorothy LaPearl wins a
$500 sound system, but can't convert in Pushover for a
piano. The lineup: 5 5 9 0 7 4 8 9 5. She goes to $5907.
She should've gone one more to $5590. But don't cry for
her, as she moves to the Showcase.
Cheryl Gates starts the
second half with a $1775 set of his & hers ski
equipment. She also notches the first W of the day in
One Wrong Price. An exercise bike is marked $1499. A
juke box popper is marked $3150. A sofa is marked $1488.
She thinks that the popper is wrong... It is. It's
$2080.
Wendy Drayton is down and
up thanks to an $873 area rug. She gets a shot at a Ford
Focus playing Cover Up. Here's the setup...
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She ties $17,584... Only the 17 is right.
Next, $17,260. Got the 2 and the 0. Is it $17,290? Nope.
It's $17,210.Last
chance for Christopher and Anna to make a move. Last
prize: a fridge/freezer. Last price: $999. Last winner:
Daniel Schumacher! He gets a chance at a Jacuzzi playing
Hi Lo. On the Hi row: $5.35 for Philips' Milk of
Magnesia, $11.68 for Slow-Mag Magnesium, and $11.97 for
Bayer Low Dose aspirin. On the Lo row: $1.02 for
Campbell's Cream of Mushroom, $3.99 for Purina Cat Chow,
and 79c for Pringle's potato chips! That's another win!
But that's it for Daniel, as Cheryl takes $1000 and a
spot in the Showcase.
First up: What's cool...
and what's not. What's cool? A trip to the Washington,
DC, a trip to Vienna, and a Tahitian cruise. What's not?
An overbid. Cheryl bids $18,000. Dorothy gets a bedroom
group with sleep set, sleeping bags, and a camping
trailer. She bids $17,000. Actual price: $21,976, a
$4976 difference. Actual price of Cheryl's showcase...
$16,006. Dorothy takes the game with $22,476.
Stats: 2-4, $46,384. |
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Wheel
of Fortune by Jason Block, GSNN
Air time: Check listings or
wheeloffortune.com
Hosts: Pat Sajak & Vanna White |
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Six weeks left in the
season and we are off this week on some "Ultimate
Adventures"!
The $1,000 Tossup is
PHRASE. Steve Wazloski is from Michigan. He solves
PACK YOUR BAGS for $1,000. Micah Shaughnessy is a
realtor. She loves to play Scrabble. Danielle
O'Malley is from Reno and is also in real estate.
She loves to train her cats. But she couldn't name
her cat's best trick.
The $2,000 Tossup is
ON THE MENU. Micah solves CORN BREAD SQUARES for
$2,000. She starts this round, but we add an South
African Safari from amasafari.com worth $9,325!
The category is BEFORE AND AFTER. She hits and
picks up the Free Spin. She hits the XM Radio
Prize Pack worth $1,000. She keeps spinning and
solves TRAINING WHEELS OF JUSTICE for $2,350. With
the prize, she has $5,350 in cash and radio.
The jackpot round is
sponsored by BrandSource. The category is
THINGS...and it's a PRIZE PUZZLE. Danielle gets
her shot at the wheel. After a lot of work, she
misses. Steve hits and picks up the African Safari
and solves SNORKEL MASK AND FINS for the trip and
this one to the Caribbean! It's a trip to the
Turks and Caicos Islands worth $7,500. And if you
have the SPIN ID of BJ03276 you are off to the
Turks and Caicos! And if you have the SONY Card
you have $50,000! With the two trips, he has
$17,825!
The mystery round
prize is $10,000! The category is WHO IS IT? Steve
starts. He hits Lose A Turn...over to Micah. She
loses $1,450 on Bankrupt...but uses the Free
Spin...next spin Lose A Turn..over to Danielle.
She hits 2 $3,500 R's. She hits the Mystery wedge,
will she risk $8,750? Nope. She keeps spinning and
solves BLUNT JUDGE AMERICAN IDOL VIEWERS LOVE TO
HATE for $11,300. She screams SIMON COWELL and
adds $3,000 more to her total for $14,300 in cash!
The $3,000 Tossup is
LIVING THING. Micah adds $3,000 with DOBERMAN
PINSCHER. She has $8,350 and starts this round
which is EVENT. She hits Bankrupt...over to
Danielle. She hits Lose A Turn...over to Steve.
Time for the FINAL SPIN which is $1,600 a letter
tonight. Steve wins with SHOPPING ON THE INTERNET.
He adds $8,300 in cash to his $26,125 total. Micah
leaves with $8,350. Danielle and her cats leave
with $14,300.
We had just under
$50,000 given away in the front game. Can Steve
add more to his impressive total? He lands on the
O in BONUS. His category is PERSON. With the
RSTLNE we have:
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He chooses FDCA and we have:
C _ _ _ L _ _ R
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He got BUFF...and he needed CIVIL WAR to add to
it. It was CIVIL WAR BUFF. He lost $25,000. But he
is going to South Africa and the Turks and Caicos
with a nice total of $26,125 in cash and prizes!
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Who
Wants to Be a Millionaire by Don Harpwood, GSNN
Air time: Check listings or
millionairetv.com
Host: Meredith Vieira |
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Time to head back to Walt
Disney World and Millionaire's Play It! attraction for
another week of attempting to make someone a
millionaire!
First up today is Amanda Isaacson (Lakeville, MN). She's
feeling a little bit nervous, considering the big crowd.
Now, she apparently has 2,000 gophers cheering him on.
And by that, she means a group of people at her college
(the mascot there is the gopher). Since she's at
college, she could likely really use the million bucks,
so Amanda starts by knowing that NASA's web site
provides suggestions on whom to contact if you see a UFO
(though they could probably use a Department of Nutcases
to handle that). She sweeps the lower tier, then
eventually gets to this...
[$16,000]
In 1950, what country's constitution abolished "untouchability,"
a tenet of its centuries-old caste system?
A: Egypt
B: Argentina
C: Turkey
D: India
Amanda asks the audience, and both polls are leaning
towards D (75% of the studio audience; 53% of the AIM
users). Amanda trusts them... and they're right! Moving
on...
[$25,000]
"To Kill a Mockingbird" author Harper Lee was close
childhood friends with what other acclaimed writer?
A: Truman Capote
B: Eudora Welty
C: Carson McCullers
D: John Steinbeck
Amanda decides to call her brother, Patrick, and though
he says he doesn't know at first, he suddenly says that
it's A before time runs out. Amanda goes with A... and
she has $25,000! Going into the upper tier, now...
[$50,000]
In a 2005 poll conducted by AOL and Discovery Channel,
what president was voted the "Greatest American" of all
time?
A: Ronald Reagan
B: Abraham Lincoln
C: John F. Kennedy
D: Franklin D. Roosevelt
The 50:50 leaves A and D. Amanda says D... but it's A!
It was a good guess, though, but she heads home with
$25,000!
Next up is Nick Hurd (Portland, OR), brought to the hot
seat by Mickey Mouse. It turns out that he was quite
excited to be here already, as he got to see Mickey and
Minnie! Anyway, before they begin, he mentions that he
had a pair of conflicting dreams about appearing on this
show; one where he wins the million, and one where he
misses the first question. Here's hoping for the former
to come true... Nick starts by knowing that in a common
2-part trick, dogs are taught to "roll over" and "play
dead" (they can sniff themselves on their own time). He
gets through the lower tier, then soon faces this...
[$4,000]
Placing a blanket over a fire extinguishes it by robbing
the flame of what gas?
A: Oxygen
B: Carbon dioxide
C: Helium
D: Nitrogen
Nick turns to the audience for help, and there's an
overwhelming majority picking A (96%; 78%). Nick
obviously trusts them... and of course, they're right!
That will do it for today. Nick will be back tomorrow. |
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Yo
Momma by Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: 6p ET/5p CT on MTV
Host: Wilmer Valderrama |
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The show debuted two weeks
ago, and we're just getting words of it now. Sorry about
that. So here's what happens. Two of Wilmer's homies,
Jason and Sam, head to different hoods of LA gathering
up trash talkers in order to find two who will do combat
in a dozen battle for $1000 and a chance to take home
the grand prize at the end of the week.
Tonight, North Hollywood
vs. Van Nuys.
First up, Sam is at
NoHo's hillside. Just a reminder that Wilmer, Jason, and
Sam will judge based on originality, delivery,
quickness, and sting. Competing for the honor of NoHo
are Harp, Brandon, Lily, Mark aka Lil G, and Jamar. The
two that put it down the hardest were Harp ("Yo momma's
so stupid, she thought that innuendo was an Italian
suppository.") and Lil G ("Your momma's so fat, it looks
like she ate four fried childrens right now.").
Over to Van Nuys, where
Jason calls out Robert, Jonathan, Tina, Justin, Javin,
and Brian. Moving to the one-on-one is Jonathan ("You're
so ugly, you won't even play with yourself") and Justin
("Your momma's last TV appearance was on Maury Povich,
when she heard 'You are NOT the father'!")
Now for the one-on-ones.
First, to North Hollywood. Harp takes it easy with "Yo
momma's so fat, she's got more crack than Whitney and
Bobby, and that's a lot of crack!" Who will he face? It
seems like both Jonathan and Justin go on empty, BUT
Justin kills on the splits, giving him the win.
Now the two combatants go
to each other's cribs in order to search for dirt for
the final battle. Harp finds "Read My Lips", a Spiderman
costume, and condoms for ultra-senstive men. To Harp's
house, where Justin finds tighty-whiteys, Proactiv
solution, a framed police report, and a genie bottle.
Now to the main event,
Harp vs. Justin. Let's skip right to the knock out jokes
after the "Yo Momma Round" and the "Dirt Round".
Justin: "I betcha you
keep those pimples so blind people will know your name."
Harp: "Yo momma's so nasty that she's had more rappers
in her than an iPod."
Justin was picked apart
bit by bit. Wilmer and the boys give it... and the $1000
cash money... to HARP! We'll see him on Friday to take
on the best of the best Thursday night at 10p ET.
"Justin, you just got Harped! WAAAAANG!"
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