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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Today, the blindfolds are
used again....
For this lady, a model
from Oak Park, CA, Tasha-Nicole. Her secret: "I hold the
world record for soccer ball juggling." Blindfolds up,
please... Jermaine gets that it's sports related with a
ball. Suzanne can't come up with the type of ball. Frank
gets one ball. Billy gets the soccer ball, as well as
the rest of it. And finally... Tasha can stop. This is
one of four records she has as well as an envoy for
peace for the UN.
Next, from Vegas, Lucas
Trerice. He got "all wrapped up" in the ultimate prank.
Suzanne gets that aluminum foil is involved. Frank is
wrapping somebody else's something. Billy gets.. the
secret.
His secret: "I tin-foiled
my friend's entire house." Why? "This seemed like the
most ambitious thing I could think of." He has video
footage. A year later, he's still unwrapping.
Finally, a high school
wrestling coach from Gulf Breeze, FL, Al Glinecki. He's
been struck by lightning TWICE... But that's not his
secret. This is: "I am the world's fastest cherry stem
knotter." Frank gets that it's completely cockamamie and
involving a prop. Billy gets that he did it in front of
people really fast. Jermaine tries to connect Bil's
clue. He gets food. Suzanne gets it on her first shot.
But can Al beat Suzanne
at tying cherry stems? One minute on the clock.... GO!
Final score: Al: 9, Suzanne: 2.
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Jeopardy! by
Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: Check listings or
jeopardy.com
Host: Alex Trebek |
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Nathan Meyers
(software developer from Medford, MA); $15,801 |
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Kathy Daum
(retired registrar and volunteer from Montevallo,
AL) |
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Jonathan Spencer
(box office manager from Alameda, CA) |
Nathan was a bit lucky
last time. Can he prove that Wednesday's game was no
fluke?
Nathan starts up with
$200 "Book"s. At the TV time out, Jonathan leads it,
$1600 to Nathan's $1200. Kathy is still scoreless.
The Daily Double in this
round goes unclaimed as we enter the half with $2400 for
Jonathan, $3400 for Nathan, and Kathy, $400 in the red,
starting Double Jeopardy!...
... as I feel like a
song: There Was a Farmer, Had a Dog, Bingo, Was His Name
O', "B-I", NGO. Kathy goes to $400 Had a Dog. Nathan
finds the first Daily Double under $1600 There Was a
Farmer. He bets the level on this: Boekenhout-Fontein is
the farm of Paul Kruger, a leader of these people who
warred with Britain in the 1890s. "Who are the Boers?"
Right for $9000 even! Kathy finds the second Daily
Double under $1200 NGO. She bets the max of $2000 on
this: based in Illinois, this league with a Spanish name
is trying to get mothers to put down that bottle. "What
is La Leche?" Right for $3000, where she ends the round.
Nathan is in second with $9400, while Jonathan leads by
a grand, with $10,400.
Final Jeopardy!
in "Playwrights": in 2005 Broadway's Virginia
Theatre was renamed to honor this late author, the first
African-American so honored. Correct question: Who is
August Wilson?
Jonathan is the only one
on it, as he wins $18,801. Nathan leaves with $16,801. |
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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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Coworkers/Navy family
physicians Bradford & Meg |
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Coworkers/Navy corpsmen Richard Swiger &
Sheila DiGregorio |
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BONUS LINGO JACKPOT:
$29,000 |
Armed Forces Week
continues on the Lingo, as we send in the Navy for
spelling duties.
Bradford & Meg start with
a C. They enlist a CADET for 25. They follow with FIELD,
SHOOT, and the Lingo for 125.
Richard & Sheila get an L
to start, as they LANCE 25 points of their own. Bradford
& Meg steal MOTTO, but Richard & Sheila return the favor
with BOATS, but they still trail at the half, 150-50.
Bradford & Meg steal
FLAGS from Richard & Sheila's F for 50, but karma's
fickle, as Bradford draws red. They get the draw back
with ROUTE, as they Lingo for 350 to the Reds' 50.
Richard & Sheila need to
get back in it with a P. But Bradford & Meg steal PETTY.
And that's all she wrote. Bradford & Meg win it, 400-50.
With three Bonus Lingo
letters, Bradford & Meg get BRING, FIGHT, DECKS, COUNT,
EVERY, METER, WHEEL, ROVER, and TRACK for the guarantee
of nine. Money ball is 43. Meg's going for it... She
gets... 59. The only bad thing that can happen is he
picks 43. And he does for $5000.
Next time, we're going
for an even $30,000. |
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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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How fast can CBS put out a
TPIR today? Here's an interesting fact: this show was
taped on Monday. Another interesting fact, in the VIP
today, host of "Trato Hecho", Guillermo Huesca. Hi,
Guillermo! Margaret
Hooper, Kristin Rosado, Mareia Bell, and James Baker III
get a shot at an exercise bike. The bike goes for $2499,
and what a way to come out of a taping recess, as
Margaret gets a shot as one... two... THREE cars! Can
she complete the Triple Play? First up, a Chevrolet Aveo.
Choices: $14,150 & $17,890. She goes with $17,890... NO.
Price: $14,440.
Mareia wins a $1990 set
of cookware. Can she win a pair of motorcycles with it?
Let's go Cliff Hanging with a CD rack, a cookie jar, and
a toaster. She goes with $22 for the CD rack. Actual
price... $5 off, $27. Next, $19 for the cookie jar....
It was $36, putting Hans at 22. She needs to be $3 or
closer to the toaster. She guesses... $47. Actual
price... $50! Hans reaches the summit unscathed!
Kristin gets a $1310
night-vision package. Now onto an HDTV, as she goes
Bonkers with a tag of $6532. She goes low low high low.
Nope. Low low high high? Nope. Low low low high? Nope.
Low high low high? Nope. High high low high? Sorry. She
should've gone low, high, high, high. Price: $2999.
Mareia backdoors her way
into the Showcase as we head back to Contestants' Row
with a Big Green Egg. James' bid $900. Actual price:
$900! James collects five Presidential flash cards as he
tries for a drum set marked $1080, a shaved ice cart
marked $3367, and his/hers golf equipment marked $1250.
One of these prices is wrong. James thinks that it's the
golf equipment... Actual price... $2011! Win!
Jason Wilson is down and
up thanks to a $1497 desk as he plays the Money Game for
a Chevrolet Cobalt! Here's the board...
99 85 14
16 61 49
35 15 77
Middle number is zero. He
selects 15... Dollars. Then 16... Dollars. Then 14...
Front of the car! Then 49... Back of the car! He gets
the car and $31 for gas!
Arthur Griham of the US
Marines takes a $999 fireplace and a chance at a
catamaran in Pick-a-Pair. The products: Glad Press'n
Seal, Space Bag, Marie Callender's Fettuccine Alfredo, O
Cedar squeegee, Tums Smoothies, and Jolly Time popcorn.
He goes with the popcorn... $3.99. He then takes the
fettuccine... $2.99. He keeps the popcorn and goes with
the wrap... $2.99. Should've kept the pasta.
James joins Mareia in the
Showcase. First up: a look at the illustrious career of
Frank Lloyd Wrong, as the world's worst architect crafts
up a bathtub, a grandfather clock, and a Hi-Lo trailer.
top winner James passes as Mareia bids $21,868. James
gets a new living room with carpet, a set of luggage,
and a trip to Spain. He tags it at $19,450. Actual
price... $17,802. Over he goes. Mareia's Showcase is...
$35,167! She wins $43,658!
Stats: breakeven,
$71,411. |
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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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We are winding
down the season...and it's the Thursday
edition of WOF's Wheel Across America
week!
The $1,000
Tossup is EVENT. Anisha Addison is from
Kenosha, WI. She solved PLANTING A TREE
for $1,000. Helen Wildman is from Tulsa,
OK. She is a hairdresser. Dale Morris is
from Aurora, Colorado.
The $2,000
Tossup is ON THE MAP. Dale has $2,000 with
BOSTON HARBOR. We add a trip to Chicago.
It's a trip to the Hotel Monaco worth
$4,300. Dale starts this round which is
PHRASE...and it's a PRIZE PUZZLE. He hits
Lose A Turn...over to Anisha. She
misses...over to Helen. She hits and picks
up the Free Spin. She misses, and uses the
Free Spin. She misses again...back to
Dale. He hits and picks up the ebags.com
gift tag and solves KING OF THE JUNGLE for
$1,300. And you can see the lion on
your trip to Belize! It's a trip to the
Maruba Resort and Jungle Spa worth $6,620!
And if you have the SPIN ID of SB04346,
you are off to the jungle! And if you have
the SONY CARD...you have $50,000! That
round was worth $8,920 and he has $10,920
in cash and prizes!
The jackpot
round is sponsored by Eggland's Best Eggs.
The category is SAME NAME. Anisha starts.
She hits and picks up the Chicago trip!
She misses...and Helen hits Bankrupt. Over
to Dale. He hits Bankrupt...over to Anisha.
She hits the Jackpot wedge. She doesn't
solve. She hits the Jackpot wedge again
and can't solve. She solves BLACK-TIE &
FOREIGN AFFAIRS for $5,850. She has $6,850
in cash and trip!
The mystery
round prize is $10,000 courtesy of
Radisson Resorts. The category is IN THE
KITCHEN. Helen starts and hits a $3,500 R.
Next Spin...Bankrupt. Over to Dale who
hits Lose A Turn...over to Anisha. After a
lot of work, she misses a vowel. Back to
Helen who solves STAINLESS STEEL MEASURING
CUPS for $400 which we bump up to $1,000.
The $3,000
Tossup is THING. Anisha has $3,000 with
GREEK MYTHOLOGY. She has $9,850. And we go
right into a $6,000 a letter FINAL
SPIN...wow! The category is ON THE MENU.
Dale had $30,000 on the board, but Anisha
wins with SPICY CHICKEN SOFT TACO and
$18,000. She wins with $27,850 in cash and
trip! Dale is going to Belize with a nice
total of $10,920. Helen leaves with
$1,000.
Can Anisha
continue her hot streak? She lands on the
2nd 0 in $100,000. Her category is ON THE
MAP. With the RSTLNE we have:
_ _ _ N T
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She chooses C D M A and we have:
M _ _ N T
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I thought this was hard. But she got MOUNT
FUJI. And she wins 3,000,000 yen...$30,000
to be exact! She leaves with $57,850 in
cash and trip!
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