Family
Feud by Chico Alexander and Chris
Tufts, GSNN
Air time: Check listings or
familyfeud.com
Host: Richard Karn |
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I... love... Feuding on
TV, case #3, hanging with my friends... and TWINS...
It's the Battle of the Twins on the Feud all this week.
The Youngers are leading, two games to one... and we
have a substitution on the field.
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Oldest
(Mike, Jody, Charla, Scott, Joyce): $2500 |
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Youngest (Paul,
Erin, Darla, Chris, Joanne); $22,500 |
Round 1: if you were
stuck on a deserted island, something you'd want with
you
(6). Mike fires with water for #1. Another person, food,
a book, a phone, and... a raft? The Youngers hope so...
No! The Elders get 77. Other answer: suntan lotion.
Round 2: the hippest city
in the world (7). Jody's on the board with #1, New York
City. Other hip cities: LA, Vegas, Chicago, and N'awlins
follow. The Youngers follow up with Paris... Not there!
Elders get 149! Other answer: Miami (said!), Atlantic
City.
Double Round: a furry
animal a man's bad toupee looks like (6).
Charla gets #5, a bear. Mike comes up with #1, a dog. A
cat and a skunk also make the survey. The Youngers try
to steal with a squirrel... Got it for 86! Other answer:
monkey/ape.
Triple Round: something
that depreciates in value (4). Scott fires with a car..
number one! They come up with nothing else, opening the
floodgates for the Youngers to steal with
computers...No! The Elders win, 368-86! Other answers:
money, house, diamond/jewelry.
Jody & Mike go to the
Fast Money board, getting the $20,000 in nine!
Tomorrow, the deciding
game. Who's better? The older or the younger? Find out
next time!
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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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First up against the panel
is a young grandmother from Delavan, IL, Cathy Smith.
Her secret: "I own the world's smallest cat." Jermaine
gets that it is the size of something particular.
Suzanne gets that a cat is involved. Frank puts the two
together... And Billy takes it home. And we see the
world's smallest cat, Mr. Peebles, all 3 pounds, 19
inches of him.
Next, the lead singer of two local bands out of Tukwila,
WA, Brandon Jerwa. He thinks that Frank DeCaro is "the
Charles Nelson Reilly of his time." His secret.... he
was immortalized. Suzanne ... empty. Frank gets
plastic... "Is there an action figure of you?" Yep.
Billy? "Would it be, like, GI Joes?" Yep.
The secret is: "I was a
model for a GI Joe." We get the action figure, as well
as a history of his GI Joe fandom. He has a big
collection and was a writer for the comic.
Finally, a mechanical
engineer from Big D, Krandall Newton. His
secret... "I draw people's butts." Billy gets that he's
wearing regular clothing while he's doing this. Jermaine
gets that it is created. Suzanne gets that it is drawn,
but that's it... He gets dinner and $1000...
... and a chance to draw
Jermaine's tiny hiney.
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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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Friends Michelle (movie
theatre manager) & Brian (student) |
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Couple
Greg (martial arts instructor) & Annie
(retail store manager) |
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BONUS LINGO JACKPOT:
$19,000 |
Dueling managers today.
Michelle & Brian start
with a P. Greg & Annie steal it with a PANDA. They
follow up with a BULLY and WOMAN, but Greg comes up with
a red one. They get the draw back on TEMPO, then rake
the Yellows against the COALS with a Lingo for 175.
Now it's Michelle &
Brian's turn with an N. They get NOVEL, but Michelle
gets a red stopper. That ends the half with the Reds up,
175-25.
So the point of the red
ball? None. Michelle & Brian get an A. They're AWARDed
with 50 points. They ride the RODEO, but Brian is bucked
by a red one. Greg & Annie get HAIRY, then PLACE, but
Michelle & Brian VOGUE for 50 more. The Lingo gives us a
tie, 275 all...
And that's the way
regulation ends. Hands on buzzers for a tiebreaker!
C------...
C-----E...
That's Greg. "COACHES."
Nope.
CO----E...
CO---GE...
That's Brian. "COURAGE."
Nope.
COL--GE...
That's Greg again...
"COLLEGE." That's win!
With two Bonus Lingo
letters, Greg & Annie get GLOVE, SONGS, ADOPT, JEWEL,
and RINSE for five balls and $500. Now to the
Lingo board... Money ball is 52. Annie gets... 34. Annie
gets the Lingo on the last one for $5000
Tomorrow, it's up to an
even $20,000.
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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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Thursday at 33. Here's what
went down with Bob, Rachel, Gaby, and the
apparently-all-too-ready-for-primetime Lanisha.
We start with Jeffrey
Bushman, Nora Haggerty, Angela Lauver, Catherine (no
relation) Alexander, and a pair of air bikes. The $1399
bikes go to Angela, as does a chance at a Chevrolet
Equinox playing Lucky Seven. First number: 2. First
guess... 1. It's a 3. Two bucks. Second guess... 8. It's
a 5. Three bucks. Third guess... 2. It's a 7. No bucks.
Sneha Pathak is down and
up thanks to a $1035 floor clock. Time to drop the pucks
with PLINKO! With chips from Bob, a $20 collection of
cleaning products, and a $50 table lamp, she gets
$1000... then nothing... then the biggie! In total:
$11,000!
A $647 collection of
books go to Jeffrey, as he gets a chance at a hot tub.
The game is New Balance Game. The bags: $995, $2000,
$3000, and $4000. Jeffrey goes with a counterweight of
$6995... And that's the price of the tub! But it's
$11,000 Sneha going to the Showcase.
Catherine gets a $1399
HDTV and a chance at a trip to Puerto Vallarta! The game
is Bullseye. First shot: 5 Tums Smoothies at $3.99 a
piece... $19.95. An overshoot. Second shot: 5 Hershey's
syrups... $2.25 a piece. That's $11.25... Bullseye!
Suzanne Hill wins a
graphic worth $3000. She'll try to Line Up an $875 set
of dinnerware, a $39 food dehydrator, and a $789
bookcase in order to win a Ford Focus! The first number
is 1. The last number: 5. First try: $15,975.... One
right. Second try: $17,985. Actual price... $15,385.
Last chance for Nora is a
game room package. Actual price: $1000. Winner: Montreal
resident Alexandre Lord. He can win four electric
guitars and a dinette in Switch?. The guitars are marked
$2275. The dinette's marked $1265. Are they right? Or
should he Switch? Alexandre leaves them as is... Bad
move. Good move for Catherine, as she spins her way into
the Showcase.
First up: a new living
room with carpeting, golf equipment, and a trip to
Scotland! Top winner Sneha bids $20,000 even. Catherine,
meanwhile, gets a retelling of the Little Red Riding
Hood story with a chest freezer, a day bed with
mattress, and a Dodge Magnum. She bids... a dollar.
So did Sneha go over?
Actual price: $15,806. She did go over, and Catherine
wins a $31,699 package for the day!
Stats: breakeven,
$56,595. |
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Wheel
of Fortune by Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: Check listings or
wheeloffortune.com
Hosts: Pat Sajak & Vanna White |
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Strike up the band
again for College Week in Denver. We start
Thursday by TAKING A ROAD TRIP for $1000 for
Deanna Hanson, a junior at Colorado State. She
gets the second tossup as well, as we put down
a trip on the Eurostar Da Vinci Code train
from London to Paris. First puzzle is a
Place... and it's a Prize Puzzle. Casey from
the US Air Force Academy scores $10,000... but
wants more. She... don't get it. Ben from CU
solves EXCLUSIVE NIGHTCLUB for $2100 and a
trip to an exclusive nightclub... in Miami!
And if you're Wheel Watcher CC 08734, you're
headed to South Beach. Great town. Spent a
summer there. He's got the lead at $6100.
Eggland's Best
Jackpot Puzzle is Before & After. Ben picks up
a Cingular Walkman phone from Sony Ericsson as
he solves LEMONADE STAND-UP COMEDIAN for $2500
this round, $8600 this game.
A scholarship
of $10,000 is on the line in the Mystery
Round, an Occupation. Deanna makes quick work
of it, solving GENERAL MANAGER OF A PRO SPORTS
TEAM for $2100 more, $5100 total.
Living Thing is
the subject of the $3000 Tossup. Deanna scores
the trifecta with MALLARD DUCK. Pat spins out
$1300 for the final round, On the Map. Ben
solves SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA for the game and
$9900.
Meanwhile,
Casey gets $1000 for just showing up.
Ben gets a
Thing in Bonus Land. Given the normal 6 and
PCH O, we get...
- E - R
O -
H E - - H T S
Ben has a FEAR
OF HEIGHTS for $30,000! He's scored $39,900 in
cash and phone.
And if you have
a cell phone and a FEAR OF HEIGHTS, text it to
WOFTV (96388), or go online to
http://www.wheeloffortune.com/mini_sites/textmetoparadise/form.php.
Remember, standard text rates apply and full
details are available at the website.
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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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It's been a few years since
the last time the U.S. saw a million-dollar winner on
Millionaire. Only time will tell when another one will
surface...
Today's first player is Ann Flowers (Washington, DC).
While most people are harassed by telemarketers at
dinner time, Ann gets calls from people who want to
order flowers. Apparently, it's because of her last
name. And some people won't believe her when she tells
them that she's actually a lawyer. Wow. Anyway, the game
starts, and Ann knows that a person who is most alert
and productive early in the day is a morning person. She
sweeps the lower tier (interestingly enough, she faced a
flower question along the way), and she blazes through
most of the middle tier before facing this...
[$25,000]
What astronomer introduced his famous "heliocentric"
theory of planetary motion in a manuscript titled "Commentariolus"?
A: Ptolemy
B: Copernicus
C: Johannes Kepler
D: Isaac Newton
Ann calls her mother, Ellie, but she doesn't give an
answer. Ann then uses the 50:50, leaving A and B. She
then asks the audience, and both polls favour B (84% of
the studio audience; 66% of the AIM users) over A (16%;
34%). Now, with all 3 of those lifelines used, Ann says
B... and she has $25,000! On to the upper tier...
[$50,000]
The word "gossip" comes from an Old English word meaning
what?
A: Godparent
B: Goodwill
C: Gooseflesh
D: Gadfly
Ann is thinking either C or D, but she's not sure
enough, so she switches it out. Good thing, too; it was
actually A. Anyway, that gets replaced with this...
[$50,000] (Q)
Snuppy, the dog that was successfully produced by
cloning in 2005, is what breed?
A: Welsh corgi
B: Yorkshire terrier
C: Afghan hound
D: Siberian husky
It's a free guess, so Ann says B... but it's C! That
sends her home with $25,000!
The next player to sit in the hot seat is Amanda
McMeniman (Rockaway, NJ). She's feeling up to it, so
they get right to it. Amanda starts by knowing that
according to traditional table manners, when sitting
down for dinner, people place a napkin in their laps
(though I bet some single women wouldn't mind a cute
busboy in their laps). She gets through the lower tier,
then eventually gets to this...
[$8,000]
"4 8 15 16 23 42" is a mysterious string of numbers that
keeps popping up on what TV series?
A: 24
B: Smallville
C: Desperate Housewives
D: Lost
Amanda asks the audience, and both polls lean towards D
(77%; 68%). Amanda trusts them... and they're right!
Moving on...
[$16,000]
In September 2005, what Arab country held its first
multi-candidate presidential election in its history?
A: Kuwait
B: Libya
C: Saudi Arabia
D: Egypt
The 50:50 leaves A and D. Amanda then calls her uncle
Mike, and he's sure that it's D. Amanda trusts him...
and it's D!
There isn't enough time to try for $25,000 today,
though. Amanda will get that chance tomorrow. |
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