Jeopardy! by
Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: Check listings or
jeopardy.com
Host: Alex Trebek |
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Craig Westphal
(paramedic from Tucson, AZ); $41,701, two days |
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Matt Wauben
(a systems engineer from Hanahan, SC) |
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Bill Weylock
(market researcher orig. from Fort Lauderdale,
FL) |
Craig had no problem
dispatching his opponents last time. What about today?
Craig starts with $200
City of the Day: Phoenix. At the TV time out, Craig
continues making the other two look foolish with $5200
to their $3000... combined, Matt with $1200 and Bill
with $1800.
Craig finds the Daily
Double under $1000 Brownie Points. He bets $1000 on
this: as per President Bush's 2001 request, U.S.
Brownies gave $1 each to children of this country due
east of Iran. "What is Pakistan?" Over one. It was
Afghanistan, dropping him to $5400, still leading. He
rebounds to $7000 at the half, while Matt goes up to
$1600. Bill, who goes down to $1400, starts up Double
Jeopardy!...
... with $400 A Parade
of the Worst Dictators. Bill gets his land legs up as he
finds the first Daily Double under $1200 11-Letter
Words. He bets $2000 to tie the lead. The clue: a
shameful or immoral act is said to be one of these
before God. "What is abomination?" Got it for
$7800. Doesn't take much for Craig to get the hint that
he has to move it. But it's Matt who finds the Daily
Double under $1600 Know Your Earth. He bets $2000 on
this: change 2 letter in magnetism & you get this term
for the formation of igneous rocks in the earth's crust.
"What is magmism?" Left out a syllable; it was
magmatism, leaving with $6400. And this turns out to be
quite the cage match, $13,800 for Bill, $13,000 for
Craig, and $7200 for a still-alive Matt.
Final Jeopardy! in "US Newspapers": during the Amer.
Revolution, this New England newspaper had the USA's
highest circulation; it's still in the top 50. Correct
question: What is the Hartford Courant?
Craig is right, better
only $1401, so the best he can hope for is that Bill is
wrong. ... He is. Craig wins it with $14,401, two days
total of $41,001. |
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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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Engaged couple Lori
(administrator) & Stu (financial
services marketer) |
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Married
couple JooBee (substitute teacher) & Alan
(works for the federal government) |
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BONUS LINGO JACKPOT:
$10,000 |
Mary & Kati won the big
money last time, so we're back down to $10,000 today.
Lori & Stu start with a
B. Stu gets BEARS and the Lingo for 75.
JooBee & Alan get an L,
but Lori & Stu get it back with a LAUGH. After a ball
alignment by Chuck, they also pick up NURSE... and
ANOTHER Lingo for 175.
JooBee & Alan finally get
in this by turning S into SOAPY. Lori & Stu steal MINER,
then follow with DRUNK... Stu draws a dreadful stopper.
JooBee & Alan get PRIME and CARDS... and the Lingo... as
they go into the half trailing, 225-125.
Okay, JooBee & Alan get a
new board... and get to start because they're behind,
starting with a C. Lori & Stu steal COCOA. Lori comes up
with a stopper. They get the draw back with DOLLS. Lori
makes up for it by drawing Lingo for 425 to the Reds'
125.
JooBee & Alan get a G
GROWN, then get MERRY for the Lingo, giving them 325 to
the Yellows' 425... and that's how it ends. Lori & Stu
win it.
With four bonus
letters, Lori & Stu get CLASS, TIGER, DUMMY, BREAK,
YIELD, and SPRAY for six balls and $600. Money ball is
43. Lori gets.... 9. Last draw... Stu draws $5000.
Next time...
$11,000 in the drum.
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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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Ladies and gentlemen, Sen.
David Vitter (R-LA).
"The 'Price is Right'
episode you're about to watch was taped before Hurricane
Katrina, and includes a trip to New Orleans as one of
the prizes. More than nine months after disaster struck
the Gulf Coast, I'm proud to tell you that New Orleans
is WELL on its way back, and visitors are welcome.
Please come on down and see our amazing city."
Now to business.
Catherine Hodges, Monica Brady, Trisha Winton, and
Rachel Clark are your first-four ladies in waiting, as
they bid on... an offroader. It goes to Rachel for
$3374. She now has a chance to Pushover for a trip to
Barcelona. The lineup: 3 1 7 5 9 2 2 1 0. She pushes to
$3175. Actual price... $7592.
Monica wins a $940
luggage set as the New Yorker gets a shot at a Dodge
Caravan. All she has to do is fight Temptation. The
temptations? A $599 cat tree, $838 in stemware, a $499
TV/DVD/VCR combo, and two guitars worth $600. She makes
the price $19,390. She can take $2536 in prizes or go
for the car... She goes for the car. Actual price...
$19,340. One off.
Dennis Mahern wins a $999
gumball machine. Next up? A washer/dryer and a sofa. The
game is Clock Game. He wins the $828 sofa in 17 seconds,
but he can't nail the sofa, worth $924. He probably
would've gotten it if he had a little more time. His
last guess was $924. But don't cry for Dennis; he's on
his way to the Showcase...
While we take Rich time
with young Britland, who gives Hal Parkham the calldown.
He passes his audition. Yay, Britland. Regrettably, Hal
won't see time outside of Contestants' Row.
Catherine wins a $1942
desk & chair. She'll go for a sauna in Side by Side...
Is it $5245 or $4552? She goes left... Right! First
winner!
Karen Starr is a star
with a $1310 nightvision package, as she plays for a
Pontiac Vibe. The game is a Cover Up... The board...
3
5 9
0 7 7
8 2 1 4
1 4 5 3 1
3 1 8 0 6
$2 6 4 8 2
The price is not $26,482.
First up: $18,279. Right: 1, 8, 7. She then tries
$18,571... RIGHT!
Last chance for Trisha
with a baker's rack. Price: $1683. Winner... Trisha! She
gets a shot at a $16,110 Chevrolet Cobalt in Hi-Lo. On
the Hi row: Viactiv chews at $7.99, Nestle Good Start
formula at $11.58, and Airborne gummi lozenges at $2.99.
This doesn't bode well... It isn't. The Flexitol on the
Lo row... $4.99.
But again, don't feel too
bad; Trisha is in the Showcase. First up: a look at
prospective players on TPIR out at the line, as we get a
trip to New Orleans, a laptop, and a European cruise.
Top winner Dennis passes to Trisha, who bids $17,500.
Dennis gets girls looking for a good time at the mall.
They find tennis equipment, golf equipment, a Donkey
Kong/DK Jr./Mario Bros. arcade game, and a Ford F150. He
bids $30,100. Actual price... $26,532. Over he goes.
Actual price of Trisha's Showcase... $19,272! She wins
$20,995 in swag.
Stats: 2-4; $53,404. |
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¿Qué
Dice La Gente? by Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: 7p ET/6p CT on Telefutura
(markets may vary)
Host: Marco Antonio Regil |
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It's the Feud... in
Español... para los latinos en América. What else can we
say except... ¡A jugar!
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Veras (Geraldo, Yani, Adriana, Sandra, Adalberto) |
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Urbina (Raul, Eduardo, Luis, Ruben, Karla) |
And after hosting 900 eps
of "100 Mexicanos Dijeron", Marco is especially thrilled
about hosting the first ep of this, especially for the
Hispanics in America. After a quick thank you to
Telefutura and FremantleMedia, we get right to the game.
Round 1: A physical
characteristic that women think make older men
attractive (6). Geraldo: "La barriga." The belly?
Needless to say, it's not there. Raul scores top answer
with "las canas" (grey hair). Rest of the family comes
up with muscles, hair, smile, and eyes. One answer left;
do the Veras have it? They go with beard... No! The
Urbinas get 53. Other answer: "pompis" (butt).
Round 2: Something all
soccer stadiums have (6). Eduardo gets field, #3. Ruben
gets #1, the bleachers. Goals are next, but what about
the Veras' steal? They go with "pelotas".... #4! That's
balls to you and me, as the Veras lead with 80. Other
answers: signs, fans.
Round 3: A part of a
chicken many people eat (6). Luis fires with legs... #2.
Adriana gets #4, wings. Geraldo gets #5, the head.
Number one still in play. They go with "cocotes"... Neck
is number one for 149! Other answers: innards, tail.
Hey, if you're reading
this, and you want to be a contestant, call or write to
1.877.525.8427 or
ajugar@tv.univision.com.
Double Round: Besides the
pole, something you need to fish (4). Sandra gets the
line, #3. Ruben gets one better with bait. They strike
out, and the Veras family can win on this steal...they
go with "hook"... That's win, 331-53. Other answer: net.
The Veras family are the
first champs of ¿Qué Dice La Gente?, but can they
translate that into a win at Dinero Rápido? Y'all know
how we do. They need 200, and Adalberto and Geraldo will
be asked the same five questions in order to get there.
Adalberto scores 159, especially after getting the
number one in "a characteristic of Dracula" (fangs).
Geraldo only needs 41. He only needs one question and
one number one: how much time can't you usually wait
until Christmas (one month)... 38. So he needs another
one.
And their prize? $5000.
They'll be back tomorrow to face another family. Until
then! |
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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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Millionaire is back from a
2-week break (which I was unaware of until it started).
And it's getting close to summer, so the hot seat could
be getting hotter. When we last left off, Dennis Edwards
(Washington, DC) was on fire, having reached the $8,000
level without using any lifelines.
Dennis has performed plenty of weddings, since he's a
pastor. But one time, there was no music. So, the guests
hummed the "Bridal March"! And so did he! That had to
have been an interesting moment for him, but another one
was where the groom requested for him to use quotes from
"The Princess Bride" during the ceremony! But now, it's
time to keep playing...
[$16,000]
Popular in Greek cuisine, tzatziki is a dip
traditionally made of yogurt and what vegetable?
A: Beets
B: Eggplant
C: Carrot
D: Cucumber
The 50:50 leaves B and D. Dennis has an inkling, but
he's still not sure enough, so he turns to the audience
for help. But the audiences have a difference of
opinion; one favours D (72% of the studio audience; 48%
of the AIM users), and the other favours B (28%; 52%).
Dennis goes with the studio audience, saying D... and
it's D! Moving on...
[$25,000]
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is a concert-level
performer on what instrument?
A: Oboe
B: French horn
C: Piano
D: Cello
Dennis thinks it's D, but just to be sure, he calls his
friend, Tom. Tom says he's just about 100% sure that
it's C. Dennis decides to trust his friend, and goes
with C... and he has $25,000! On to the upper tier...
[$50,000]
If Prince Charles becomes King of England, what will his
new royal name be?
A: King Charles II
B: King Charles III
C: King Charles V
D: King Charles VII
Dennis doesn't know for sure, so he switches the
question. After seeing that it was B, this pops up...
[$50,000] (Q)
The only national flag that features a single color is
the solid green flag of what country?
A: Somalia
B: Qatar
C: Cameroon
D: Libya
It's a free guess, so Dennis thinks about it, then
guesses A... but it's D! Oh well; he does have $25,000!
Next up is Linda Rose (Dix Hills, NY). She had a rough
time getting here; first, she pulled up to the train
station as the train pulled away, then she had to use
the subway, but she couldn't remember how things worked
there! But she's here now, and ready to win some big
bucks! Linda starts by knowing that George Washington is
considered a "Founding Father". She sweeps the lower
tier, then faces this...
[$2,000]
What popular Web site's name is based on a mathematical
term defined as a "1 followed by 100 zeros"?
A: Yahoo!
B: Amazon
C: Google
D: Earthlink
Linda seems to think it's C, but she asks the audience
anyway. Both polls favour C (85%; 89%). Linda trusts
them... and they're right! Next question...
[$4,000]
What classic toy comes with a pointing device called a
planchette?
A: Ouija board
B: Rubik's Cube
C: Yahtzee
D: Magic 8 Ball
Linda says it's not A or B, but she isn't sure what it
is, so she uses the 50:50. A and C remain. Linda goes
with C... but she's wrong! It's A! Well, she does head
home with $1,000.
Now in the hot seat is Chris Jenkins (Mt. Union, PA).
He's a lineman, meaning he has to climb poles and steel
towers when there's a problem with electricity. He says
he's a bit more scared of the hot seat than he is of
heights, but hopefully, he won't get too nervous because
of it. Chris starts by knowing that zealous journalists
are often called newshounds (especially since "Christiane
Amanpoodles" just sounds weird). He gets through the
lower tier, then breezes through to $8,000.
And there's the horn. Chris will be back for more
tomorrow. |
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