Jeopardy! by
Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: Check listings or
jeopardy.com
Host: Alex Trebek |
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Clark Floyd
(accountant from Savannah, GA); $28,200 |
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Amanda Ross-White
(librarian from Kingston, ON) |
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Tony Mahler
(health care consultant from Bronx, NY) |
The last three days have
seen big paydays. Will Clark continue in the revelry?
Josh starts with $200
Colorful Idioms, finding the Daily Double under $600
Plead the Fifth. He bets the max of $1000 on this:
they're the 3 letters above the number 5 on a standard
telephone button. "What is JKL?" Right for $1400!
It becomes a horse race
between Clark's $6200 and Tony's $5800. Meanwhile,
Amanda, with $2000, starts Double Jeopardy!...
... with $400
Movie Title Names. Clark finds the first Daily Double,
under $1200 Where Am I? He bets $3000. Here's Sarah:
"It's a dog day afternoon in Athens, Greece, located on
this peninsula." "What is the Peloponnesian Peninsula?"
Not even close. It's the Attica Peninsula, leaving him
with $5200. Clark can make up for it on the second Daily
Double under $800 Painters. He bets $2000 on this: his
"Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 2: Portrait of Thomas
Carlyle" hangs in Glasgow. "Who is James Whistler?"
Right for $11,200! He ends with that, while Tony, who
gets the last clue, avoids being shut out with $7000,
while Amanda has $4400
Final Jeopardy! in "Authors":
author seen here with his son. Correct question: Who is
AA Milne?
The boy is Christopher
Robin Milne, and the teddy bear is Winnie-the-Pooh.
Amanda is the only one who gets it right, but Clark
holds back to remain champ with $36,400 for two days. |
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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 Paul
(theme park supervisor) & Matt (film student) |
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Roommates Natalie (insurance sales) &
Tiffany (executive assistant) |
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BONUS LINGO JACKPOT:
$17,000 |
The force is strong with
this one, it's Sci-Fi Lingo week.
Paul & Matt start with an
A, which becomes ATOMS, but they get red-balled. They
get the draw back with DEMON, then follow with RISKY and
the Lingo for 125.
Natalie & Tiffany start
their run with an S, but Paul & Matt steal with STEEL,
then follow with LOSER and another Lingo for 225.
Natalie & Tiffany get a
G, and are finally on the board with GROAN. Paul & Matt
steal CLAWS, though. They follow with PORCH. They lead
it, 275-25 at the half.
Natalie & Tiffany start
round 2 with a T. Paul & Matt have an easy steal with
TOWER, then BREED and a red ball. Natalie & Tiffany get
ROCKS, but are stopped. Paul & Matt parlay OUTER into
the Lingo for 525-75.
Natalie & Tiffany are
NERDY with the N. They then get LASER, but it's nothing
without the Lingo. Paul & Matt steamroll their
opposition, 525-175.
With Paul bonus
letters, Paul & Matt get FORCE, TITAN, BONES, DWARF,
TREKS, EVADE, SPEAR, and WHILE for eight balls and eight
bills. Money ball is 13. Paul has it... No he doesn't.
He has 51. They eventually draw Lingo for $5000.
Next show, $17,000 up for
grabs. |
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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 the first day of
summer, and Connie Evans, Ronald Byrd, Angela Fox, and
Diane Milby are about to heat things up, so we better
get a pool out here. The pool is worth $2974, and it
goes to Connie. We had cool, now how about hot? How
about Cabo? How about Check Game? She writes it out for
$2530. The trip... $4356. Total.. $6886. VOID.
Diane wins a $1408 cotton
candy cart as well as a chance at a Ford Fusion in
Pocket Change. She has 25c. It starts out at 25c...
thanks to three mistakes, though, it's bumped to a
dollar. The numbers in the car, possibly: 0 1 2 6 7 8.
The price: $21,870. In Diane's pockets... nothing... a
dime.. another dime... and a quarter. She's 30 cents
short.
Ronald wins an $1170
chaise. Now time for a set at Barker's Bargain Bar: a
drum set and a bar set. The drum set is marked at $2266;
the bar set, $1499. He goes for the bar set. The drums
are $2966, for a difference of $700. The bar is $2499
for a game-winner!
Diane and Connie spinoff
after a 70 score. Diane scores 35. Connie... only 30.
Diane Keller wins a $1200
pair of bikes, as she goes for a Chrysler Pacifica in
Bullseye. The products: Tidy Cats kitty litter, a PS
surface cleaner, Jif extra crunchy, Fiji water, and
Chips Ahoy cookies. She goes with the peanut butter
first, eight of them... at $2.99, and she shoots clear
off to the Big Brother House. Next, the cookies, nine of
them for 55c each. She hits the target with $4.35.
Finally, the water, four of them for $1.59. $6.36 is
another good shot. So we have two shots, one which could
contain the hidden Bullseye. Is it under the cookies?
YES!
Kristi Tucker is down and
up with a $2800 globe. Now it's onto Switcheroo for a
cereal dispenser, a vegetable steamer, a pitcher, a
jewelry box, and a Dodge Ram 1500! The board...
car: $24,4_5
cereal dispenser: $_0
steamer: $_0
pitcher: $_2
jewel box: $_0
She goes 7, 5, 9, 2, 4...
One right. Time to switch to 9, 4, 7, 2, 5....All five
are right!
Last chance for Angela
with a Palm Pilot (not a PSP, John). Price: $517.
Winner... Angela! She gets a chance for luggage, a
chaise, and a home gym. Which one is the Most Expensive?
She goes with the gym. The luggage is $1500. The chaise
is.. $1225. The home gym is... $2299!
Three big winners that
half, but the top winner in the Showcase is Angela. Her
Showcase: fruit bouquets, a new dining room with
dinnerware, and a Chrysler Sebring Convertible. She bids
$22,926. Diane gets a how-to on being a great boss
involving crystal stemware, a new kitchen with range,
fridge & dishwasher, and a trip to Tahiti. She bids
$13,500. Actual price... $13,... 284. So close, but so
not. Actual price of Angela's Showcase... $35,282! She
wins $40,823 in swag!
Stats: 4-2, $106,412 with
four shows left. |
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¿Qué
Dice La Gente? by Chico Alexander, GSNN
Air time: 7p ET/6p CT on Telefutura
Host: Marco Antonio Regil |
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Barroso (Karol,
Ernesto, Marisol, Nelson, Leonor); $500 |
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Rapkin (Adriana,
Lourdes, Mariela, Berta, Francisco) |
Can the Barrosos win the
Dinero Rápido? They'll have to take on a lucky rabbit
first.
Round 1: People say the
aged become... (7). Karol with the premature buzzer: "Sorda."
Deaf isn't up there. But crazy is for #3. Lourdes gets
#5, forgetful. Mariela gets #4, smart. Time to steal, as
the Barrosos try "slow"... No! The Rapkins win 27. Other
answers: boring, nervous, grumpy, and the number one...
old.
Round 2: a famous Carlos (6).
Carlos Gardel is #4 for Lourdes, while the rest of the
family follows up with Vives and Ponce. the Barrosos
steal with Carlos Salinas de Gortarti for 29. Other
answers: Prince Carlos, and number one... Carlos V.
Round 3: a material used
to make the Three Little Pigs' houses (5).
Marisol gets #3, wood. Mariela gets #1, straw. Bricks,
cardboard, and... plastic? The Barrosos hope so.. No,
the Rapkins have 108. Other answer: mud.
Double Round: a part of a soccer uniform (4). Socks are
good for #4 for Berta, while Nelson gets #3, shoes.
Shorts and shirts round out the sweep for 207.
Triple Round: a popular
Christmas decoration (4). Leonor fires with the tree,
#1! Lights, ornaments, and... a Nativity? No! The
Barrosos win, 480-108. Other answer: Santa Claus.
Ernesto (who looks like
Andy Garcia) and Leonor manage 197 in Dinero Rápido...
close, but it's only worth $500 more for $1000.
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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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Yesterday, Abby Liguori
(Middletown, NJ) made it to $16,000, but she doesn't
have any lifelines available. Let's see what happens...
Abby still has her cheering section (a.k.a. her family)
in the audience. And as for her strategy when coming
into the hot seat... She had none. None whatsoever.
Yeah. Anyway, the game continues...
[$25,000]
"Hectopascals" and "millibars" are the units commonly
used to measure what weather-related property?
A: Air pressure
B: Wind chill
C: Dew point
D: Relative humidity
Abby is considering either A or D, then says A... and
she has $25,000! On to the upper tier...
[$50,000]
The "O" in Irish names such as "O'Neill" and "O'Casey"
comes from "ua," an Irish word meaning what?
A: County
B: Grandson
C: Birthplace
D: Ancestor
Abby takes her time in considering the choices. She
thinks it's not B, but she's not sure which of the
others it could be. Eventually, she switches the
question. Turns out it was B after all. With that, she
now sees this...
[$50,000] (Q)
What singer's clothing line has been pulled from Denmark
because its logo resembles the royal family's monogram?
A: Missy Elliott
B: Jessica Simpson
C: Jennifer Lopez
D: Gwen Stefani
It's a free guess, so Abby just says D... but it's A!
Well, she does have $25,000 to take home!
Now in the hot seat is Allyson Luck (Philadelphia, PA).
Yes, Luck is her last name. Hopefully, she'll have
enough luck here. Now, it turns out that she was getting
married about a month after this taping. Hey, at least
we know she had luck there! Anyway, Allyson starts by
knowing that in "The Three Little Pigs," each pig says,
"Not by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin." She gets
through the lower tier, then has this to ponder...
[$2,000]
Which of these games is traditionally played with tiles
that have Chinese characters on them?
A: Backgammon
B: Parcheesi
C: Cribbage
D: Mah-jongg
Allyson didn't want to use a lifeline here, but she
isn't completely sure about this, so she asks the
audience. Both polls overwhelmingly favor D (95% of the
studio audience; 86% of the AIM users). Allyson trusts
them... and they're right! A couple of questions later,
and she gets to this...
[$16,000]
Which of these words was originally defined as "the
final shot in an archery contest"?
A: Potshot
B: Longshot
C: Upshot
D: Snapshot
The 50:50 leaves B and C. Good thing she used that; she
was originally thinking A. She then considers who to
call, before settling on calling Brendan. Brendan is 80%
sure that it's C. Allyson goes with that... and it's C!
Moving on...
[$25,000]
Which of these Balkan nations was not once part of the
former nation of Yugoslavia?
A: Croatia
B: Bulgaria
C: Macedonia
D: Slovenia
For some reason, C is leaping out at her, but she's just
not sure enough. So, she walks with $16,000. Luckily for
her, it was actually B.
Next up is Marthalie McClean (Brooklyn, NY). Not much
time left, so Marthalie starts right away by knowing
that in Westerns, the 3-word phrase usually on "Wanted"
posters for vicious outlaws is "Dead or Alive" (if it
were "For Discreet Encounters", that would be creepy).
She then gets to $300.
That's all the time there is for today. Marthalie will
keep going tomorrow. |
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