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In Reruns Now: Cash Cab Catch 21 Celebrity Says! Unavailable: Inside the Box (special events coverage) Some game logo captures appear courtesy of Mike Klauss and Jay Lewis Copyright Statement Powered by 1&1 Internet |
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Bingo America by Chico Alexander Air time: 6:30p/5:30c on GSN Hosts: Richard Karn & Diane Mizota On the Web: www.gsn.com/bingo |
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It's Winner Wednesday, which means home players are playing for $1000. Round 1 is powered by Raisin Bran Crunch. Go hug the sun. Numbers: N-43, G-55, B-2, B-3, G-59, I-18, O-71. Christopher scores a fast Bingo to take game 1. Round 2, if you're playing at home, you're looking for O-62, G-58, G-57, N-39, B-4, I-22, I-21, N-42, B-1, O-61, I-17. If Christopher is to win, he'll have to do it in Bingo Shootout, because Jessica just took game 2 with $1218 in the pot. Bingo Shootout: At the Bingo Bonus Board... - B-12: $1000 Ouch. But he has $1218 to salve his wounds. |
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Dame La Pista by Chico Alexander Air time: 7p/6c on Telefutura Host: Alessandra Rosaldo On the Web: www.univision.com/content/content.jhtml?cid=1664842 |
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Juego de Palabras: tigers, pain, tomatoes, and the sea. Words that go together. Words that tie the game at 15. Adivina Adivinador: both Pepe and Fernando correctly guess the response to question #1.... and that's it. So we're still tied, but this time at 35. In Juego Rápido, Fernando breaks it to win, 85-35. Juego Del Tiempo: Fernando gets "pipe" and "watch"... two more words mean $500 more for $6500. |
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Deal Or No Deal by Gordon Pepper Air time: Check local listings Host: Howie Mandel with Tameka Jacobs & Patricia Kara On the Web: www.dealornodealtv.com |
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Wins / Losses: 38/ 18 Bonus Prize Winner: 10 ($55,000) Biggest Win: $275,000 Smallest Win: $40 Earliest Exit: Round of 8 Biggest Profit: $201,700 Biggest Loss: -$428,000 Perfect Deals: 8 Good Deals: 27 Bad Deals: 15 Worst Deals: 6 Selected the $500,000: 2 Gave Away the $500,000: 0 Amount Awarded for the day: $29,055 Amount Awarded for the week: $102,855 Amount Awarded for the Season: $1,821,495 Net Profit / Loss on Case Selling for the day: -$71,045 Net Profit / Loss on Case Selling for the week: -$97,410 Net Profit / Loss on Case Selling for the season: -$247,501 |
I love it when we get interrupted by
an announcement telling us how much our economy sucks. When the
smoke clears, we see Geri Mantuka, who's been married for almost
40 years. She's a 4 year retiree with 4 kids and 5 grandkids, she
exchanges her case of #4 for #19, and she opens up $25,000,
$50,000, #9 (Rebecca) - $5, #14 (Michelle) - $300, and #13 (Rosa)
- $500. She wants the banker to make her day, but this probably
won't: $17,500. Not enough for shopping, so NO DEAL! 5 more cases
to open. And we open #6 (Raffi) - $100,000. #22 (Todd) - $500,000, #7 (Kristine) - $1,000. #10 (Amy) -$25. #12 (Bobbie) - $10. She's going to get a shopping discount, because she hit 2 of the top 3: $500. It's a $500 certificate to..NO DEAL! 4 more cases to open. We open them with #3 (JC) - $1. #15 (Nancy) - $200. #5 (Cindy) - $250,000. Waa waaaaa. #8 (Jonathan) - $400. Only one big case left - and then a big drop. PENNY, $50, $100, $2,500, $5,000, $7,500, $10,000, $75,000. OFFER: $4,000. No reason to deal now. NO DEAL! 2 to open. Avoid the $75,000 Bandit. #1 (Shaundal) - $75,000. It's the Bandit! And we start garbage time way early this game. #21 (Freda) - $2,500 PENNY, $50, $100, $5,000, $7,500, $10,000. OFFER: $2,500. It's a draw board and we have time to kill before the end of the show, so...NO DEAL! 2 more cases to open. #11 (Dan) - $10,000. That opening offer of $17,500 is looking really good at this point. #17 (Jeremy) - $5,000. There's really no safety net for the 5 or so people still enthralled in this episode. PENNY, $50, $100, $7,500. OFFER: $1,300. All of the contestants left say No Deal because they think they have the penny (or they want to see Geri walk off with the penny). NO DEAL! At least avoid the $7,500 so we have some semblance of a show. #2 (Mariana) - $7,500. Mariana owes Geri $1,200 PENNY, $50, $100. OFFER: $40. Geri wants to take the $40. The audience talks her out of it. NO DEAL. #20 (Cheryl) - $50 PENNY, $100. FINAL OFFER: $55. NOW the audience wants her to go all the way to see if she's leaving with a penny. She wants nothing to do with that. DEAL for $55, as she avoids being the worst player in Syndie DOND history. Inside her case...$100. Her old case of #4 had the penny, which isn't much consolation to her as she leaves with $55. But at least she can shop for a high-quality crying towel - and she made the Banker's day.
Nightcap! Nita and Larry
Sherman have #18, which signifies the 18 months that they've been
married. They met at an Armenian picnic, and Larry (salesperson)
and Nita (homemaker) want to go to Italy. They go all the way to 2
cases, and this is what they have left: |
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Family Feud by Chico Alexander Air time: Check local listings Host: John O'Hurley On the Web: www.familyfeud.tv |
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DeAnn is signing her intros because her deaf son is watching. Nice. Round 1 (full board): an excuse people give to get out of jury duty. DeAnn gets #2, job. Daniel goes one better with sick. Prejudice and kids also make the survey before the question goes to the Sampleys. Will school steal it? Nope. 89 to the Lundys. Other answers: religious reason, death/funeral, can't read, didn't get notice. Round 2 (5): something that gives a woman support. Harold fires with what Al Roker would call "lifts and separates" for #1. Friends and husbands are next. What about faith, though? Not there, Lundys go to 179. Other answers: pantyhose, girdle (Said!). Double (full board): a beautiful actress who you'd be surprised to hear was ugly as a kid. Jennifer gets the big one, Angelina Jolie. Julia Roberts is right behind her. Lundys steal it with Halle Berry for 239. Other answers: Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Lopez, Catherine Zeta-Jones. Triple (4): fill in the blank, "a waste of..." Kristen gets top answer, time. Space and money follow. Lundys can sweep the Sampleys with a steal of... energy... WINNERS, 509-0. Fast Money: Patrick & Harold get 201 in eight for $20,000, giving them a total of $20,445. |
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Inside the Box by Gordon Pepper Air time: check local listings Host: Sam Kalileh On the Web: www.daytimeplus.tv |
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$10,000 wins: 0 Best Score: 2:17 Worst Score: -0:50 Bonus Round Record: 12-16 Winner's Game Bonus Record: 2-5 Winner's Game Bonus Take: $12,000 Biggest Amount Won: $8,000 Won today: $500 Won This Week: $8,000 Won this series: $68,500 |
Despite the economic garbage going on,
I feel like a winner. Do you feel like a winner? These 3 people -
Edwin, Cindy, and Mandi, feel like winners, because it's time for
the Winner's Game! Mandi starts us off with a male character:
adult / 2000's debut / comedy / dark hair / about home or family /
Carson Daly changed his life / ex-wife named Joy / father named
Carl / brother named Randy / petty crook / name in title / what
goes around comes around...TIME. It was Earl Hickey (My Name is
Earl), and Mandi can't get out of the box. Mandi probably doesn't feel like a winner yet, but maybe Edwin will, if he gets a series: comedy / 1970's debut / actors play multiple roles / set at a work or job / set in a fictional town or city / Conrad Bain's twin brother appears...Different Strokes? Good guess, but wrong...Takes place in Melonville...SCTV? Yes, and Edwin grabs 34 seconds. he feels more winner-like. Cindy can feel like a winner too, if she gets a female actor: starred in the 1980's / adult / starred in a drama / starred in a series in the past 5 years / starred in movies / on Another World...Anne Heche? No, and we continue...played Quinn Coleman / played a deputy chief / Set in LA / one degree from Kevin Bacon...TIME. It was Kyra Sedgewick and Cindy also gets no points. Well, we know who's leading now, don't we? AFTER ROUND 1: Cindy: -0:10 Mandi: -0:15 Edwin: 0:14 It's still pretty close, and Mandi gets to start again with a male character: Teen /1990's debut / drama / blonde highlights / involves home or family / intellectual...Doogie Howser? No...Dates Jen Lindley...Dawson Leery? Yes! And with 1:02 left on the clock, Mandi takes the lead. Edwin is looking to grab the lead back with a female character: adult / debuted in the 1980's / drama / red hair / revolves around work of job / maiden name is Howard / doctor / takes place in the future / works with Worf / romantically linked with a co-worker / father named Paul / has a son named Wesley...he knows the last name is Crusher, but what's the first name?...show involves time travel / won an Emmy / was made into a feature film...TIME. It was BEVERLY Crusher, and that may have cost Edwin the game. Cindy has one last shot to salvage her game, but must get a series with at least 1:08 left on the clock. Comedy / 1990's debut / characters name in the title / main characters are divorced / revolves around work or job / show had many cast changes / publicist / Ted Danson guest stars...TIME. Cindy can't get out of either the box or Veronica's Closet, so Mandi wins! FINAL: Cindy: -0:35 Mandi: 0:22 Edwin: -0:01 Can Mandi win any more money and have a shot at the Winner's Tournament? Maybe...with a male actor: 1980's series / adult / drama / more than 1 series / series in the last 5 years / commands authority / army officer / U.S. President...Martin Sheen? No, and that's guess #1...character is assassinated / character's brother becomes president...Martin Sheen? Still not Martin Sheen, and 1 more guess left...films Al Qaeda / plays Theodore Morris / Scott Foley is a co-star / Kiefer Sutherland is a co-star / stars in 24...TIME. It's Dennis Haysbert. She does win another $500 for a total of $1,000, and she may not feel like a winner, but she has $1,000 more than most of Wall Street. Join us tomorrow for 3 new players. |
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Jeopardy! by Chico Alexander Air time: check local listings Host: Alex Trebek On the Web: www.jeopardy.com |
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Can Todd pull out the hat trick
tonight? He has been doing phenomenally well so far, but anything
can and does happen.
Everyone gets $200 At the Movies wrong. Todd starts AGAIN with $400. Meredith finds the Daily Double under $1000 the G-8. With nothing in front of her, she fronts $500 on the last country to join the G-8 in 1997. "What is... I have no idea." Russia. She's back in the hole by $500. She gets out of the hole with $2500 at the half, but with Todd ahead by $4900 and Kevin by $1100, she'll have first go in Double Jeopardy!... ... with $400 Cats & Dogs. Todd finds the first Daily Double under $1200 Geology. He bets $2000 on this from Jimmy. "Like the stuff that makes the Statue of Liberty green, the mineral malachite is a carbonate of this metal." "What is copper?" Correct for $12,200. He also has the other under $1200 Sorry, Sports Fans. $3000 says he can name the sole league of the big four that doesn't have a team in St. Louis. "What is the NBA?" Correct for $14,400. Todd builds up to $16,800, but Meredith is dangerously close with $15,700, having responded correctly more times. Kevin has $8800. Final Jeopardy! in "Musicals": profession of the title character of "Little Johnny Jones", featuring the song "The Yankee Doodle Boy". Correct response: what is a jockey? Everyone is wrong, and in Todd's case, it costs him dearly. Meredith backs into a win with $5700. Todd leaves with $60,402. |
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Poker After Dark: The Cash Game by Chico Alexander Air time: 2:05a/1:05C on NBC Hosts: Leeann Tweeden & Oliver "Ali" Nejad On the Web: www.nbcsports.com/poker |
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Cash game action continues in night 3
as Doyle straddles $800 on 9-5... and tosses it. Howard plays A-4h
against Patrik's 6s. Flop: 3-Q-K. Checks. Turn: 9c. No help to
either. Patrik folds and Howard wins $9400 on the turn as Doyle
takes a walk for a moment. Educative moment: according to Wikipedia, a straddle bet is an optional and voluntary blind bet made by a player after posting the small and big blinds, but before cards are dealt. Straddles are typically used only in cash games played with fixed blind structures. Straddles are normally not permitted in tournament formats. The purpose of a straddle is to "buy" the privilege of last action, which on the first round with blinds is normally the player in the big blind.
Doyle returns in Act 3. Gabe raises on K-8h to Howard's A-Qc. Flop: 4-2-J. No player hits it. Gabe wins it on continuation bet. And next hand, Doyle straddles again as the players have agreed on for one round. He's one of five. Flop: 10-2-8. Top pair for Howard, 4s for Eli Elezra. They both continue on. Turn: 4s. Eli spikes a set and bets. Howard calls dead. River: 5d. Over $50,000 to head Eli's way. Four handed flop comes up 3-7-7. Eli spikes a set again. All four check. Turn: Jd... Time to sing. "Eli's riding on a boat, doo dah, doo dah." Everyone's dead in the water as Eli collects $9800 more. Now he's got over a quarter of a million in front of him... and the pile just keeps getting bigger and bigger. Four hands into the flop of 2-9-10. Eli's got deuces. Dee's got 10s. Gabe has an open-ended draw. Eli bets $5500. Dee raises it to $15,500. Gabe folds. Eli folds. Dee wins $30,200. Will the profit bubble break on night four? Stay tuned. |
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The Price Is Right by Chico Alexander Air time: 11a/10C on CBS & CBS HD Host: Drew Carey with Lanisha Cole, Rachel Reynolds & Shane Stirling On the Web: www.cbs.com/daytime/price |
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Record today: PERFECT! Record this week: 12-5-1 Record this season: 43-61-4 Total today: $93,415 Total this week: $236,081 Total this season: $1,186,482 Perfect Shows/Skunks: 1/0 DSWs/DOBs: 1/0 |
On October 15, 2007, game show history
was made as Drew Carey inherited the mic from Bob Barker. One year
later... he's still having a grand old time. Good for him. He
wants to give an anniversary gift of a day sailer to Summer
Currie, Larry Paxton, Donna Miller, or Beverly Ferreira. Larry
sails off with the $3195 prize, but how will he fare against
Switch? Recumbent bike for $2400. Pool table for $1399. Larry says
Switch it! We say good call! Rosario Gonzales replaces Larry in the row... and on the stage thanks to a $2275 floor clock. Dodge Charger on offer in 3 Strikes as we go back to one strike in the bag. First number is 2. The others: 4, 5, 6 and 8. The first two give us the first three, $24,800-something-something. Third draw... STRIKE ONE! Fourth: 5. Going to the last... There it is. She draws the 6 for win #2! Summer can wrap up the half with a win after taking a $1499 stereo. Cliffhangers is next for a bed with sleep set. First up, an alarm clock? $20? No, $25. Hans moves five. Veggie peeler/masher is next. Summer guesses $35. Three bucks off as Hans goes to 8. Finally, the buffet station. Is it $45? Nope, but it is $50 to win! Play at Home: AICO fireplace. Call 1-888-90-PRICE. Larry wins in the Showcase Showdown, and Jessica Brown follows Summer all the way to a $785 camping package. Next up for her is a trip to Jamaica, mon. Squeeze Play has $63,758. That isn't the price. She knocks out the 7... and the price matches, $6358! An impossible run of luck continues! We're going for all the CBS money today.... Arthur Hovanisian follows Jessica to a $747 yard package. Groceries can lead to a piano. Gold Bond Ultimate healing lotion... $9.12. He just wants one. Next, three Little Debbie Oatmeal Creme Pies. Each one is $1.39. Three gives us a total of $13.29. Kernel Seasons goes for $2.99. One of those gives us a total of $16.28. Hall's Naturals next. He wants two. Each is $2.15. Two is $4.30. Total bill is $20.58! Give him the keys! It's been a perfect day so far, but all Donna and Beverly could do was watch. It hurts, doesn't it? Let's see if a collection of small appliances can heal the wounds. Price is ... $829. Winner is... Donna! She gets a shot at a 2009 Ford Mustang if she knows when That's Too Much! She thinks that $22,891 is Too Much. Remember, this is for the first perfect show of the 37th season. Is it too much? You bet your sweet can it is! It's $21,525! Arthur's your second player at the Showcase. First up, Larry takes a break from the rest of the world with a sofa glider, a hot tub, and a 2009 Ford Flex. Top winner Larry bids $45,000. Arthur tags a dining room with dinnerware, cookbooks, and a trip to China at ... a dollar. Actual price: $17,336. Big move, big mistake? Actual price of Larry's Showcase... $36,937. He IS over, and Arthur wins $23,478. Trivia time: one year ago today also was a perfect show. Of course, the shows back then aired out of sequence. |
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¿Qué Dice La Gente? by Chico Alexander Air time: 7:30p/6:30c on Telefutura Host: Omar Chaparro with Jackie Villarino & Dayanira Varela On the Web: www.univision.com/content/channel.jhtml?chid=6&schid=1611&secid=11347 |
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It's another Battle of the Sexes
amongst personal trainers.
Ladies lead, 132-73. Double (4): for what matter would you consult a lawyer? Mimi fires with divorce... #1. Accidents, crimes, and immigration round out the list and the game for the ladies, 304-0. Tip to remember: this is the non-scientific documented opinion of 100 Hispanic Americans. Dinero Rápido: Mimi pulls "Buena suerte". She & Paola get 125 for $500 more, $1500 total. |
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Trivial Pursuit: America Plays by Chico Alexander Air time: check local listings Host: Christopher Knight On the Web: www.tpamericaplays.com |
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Studio wins/America wins: 7/10 Double or Nothing Wins/Attempts: 2/2 Total winnings this week: $46,950 Total winnings this season: $268,600 Studio winnings this week: $23,300 Studio winnings this season: $129,800 America winnings this week: $23,650 America winnings this season: $138,800 |
Round 1's categories are Geography (blue), Hollywood (pink), People (yellow), Music (purple), Whatever (green), and Food (orange). Spencer sweeps the first part of round 1 with Geography, Whatever, and People. Nathan also sweeps with Whatever, Hollywood, and Food. Jenn has on her token the same thing that America has in its bank... Empty space. Studio has collected $1950. We're back to $500 questions for Hot Pursuit as America finally gets on the board. Nathan sweeps against Spencer, 6 to 3. In his bank: $3450 against America's $500. But how will Nathan fare against America? Time to go Head-to-Head. - Books for $500 Nathan gets Books and "Star Wars", but it'll all come down to Jersey girl Keri's question on artists: "What female artist is best known for her depictions of desert flowers?" Need an answer from Nathan... we don't get one. America wins $12,500 on Georgia O'Keefe! |
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Wheel of Fortune by Jason Block Air time: check local listings Hosts: Pat Sajak & Vanna White On the Web: www.wheeloffortune.com |
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Total for today: $53,100 Total for Week 6: $1,135,880 Total for the Season: $2,338,073 Bonus Win Percentage: 14/28 Gooseeggs: 8 Toss Up Sweeps/Group Misses: 6/1 Mystery Round Prizes won: 3 Car Wins: 0 $100,000 Losses/Wins: 1/0 $1,000,000 Losses/Wins:0/1 $1,000,000 Wedge Hit/Offered/Used 4/28/3 Wild Cards Hit/Offered/Used: 16/28/4 Prizes added to the wheel hit/won: 13/7 Gift Tags won: 6 Free Spins Hit/Used: 17/17 Jackpot wins: 0 $6,000 FINAL SPINS: 2/28 Best Week: Week 5 $298,430 Week 4 to Week 5: +$81,580 $1,000,000 Level Broken: 10/08/08 $2,000,000 Level Broken: 10/14/08 |
Well, as of yesterday, Michelle
Loewenstein will forever be the answer to the question--"Who was
the first millionaire on Wheel of Fortune?" (and the new opening
clip shows it) But can we do it two days in a row? These three
people want to do it as we continue to celebrate our neighbor to
the north...it's the Wednesday edition of "Canada Week!" The $1,000 Tossup is PROPER NAME. Josh Banker from La Jabra, CA. He solved EDMONTON OILERS. He is a sports announcer. Josh has a designated spinner, Shawn. Mindy Martin is from Wellington, FL. She is an audiologist...and a runner. Katie Hooven is an accounting and finance recruiter from PA...she is an avid reader. She is the oldest of 26 grandchildren. After the $1,000 Tossup, Pat welcomes our viewers to the north who are watching us on CBC! The $2,000 Tossup is FOOD AND DRINK. Mindy solves KLONDIKE BAR for $2,000. We add a trip to Whistler, Canada worth $5,650 to the wheel! Mindy starts SHOW BIZ. She hits Lose A Turn. Katie bankrupts on the MDW. Josh hits 4 $2,500 N's and solves SINGING SUPERSTAR CELINE DION for $12,300. He has $13,300. Alex Trebek throws us to break telling us about Whistler. The Jackpot round is sponsored by Eggland's Best. It's SONG LYRICS....and a PRIZE PUZZLE. Katie starts and misses. Josh hits a $500 Jackpot H and spins again. He solves I'M GONNA SOAK UP THE SUN for $1,750 and a trip to Aruba! It's a trip to the Divi Aruba Phoenix in Aruba worth $6,000! If you have the SPIN ID RC0136824, you are off to Aruba! Remember the SONY CARD BONUS! He is up to $21,050 in cash and trip! The mystery round is sponsored by Campbells. The category is BEFORE AND AFTER. Josh starts and picks up the Wild Card. He misses. Mindy misses. Katie misses on the Mystery wedge. Josh hits the mystery wedge...and doesn't risk it. He realizes that the WC was at risk(and after a reveal shows it was a good move) and solves NOBEL PEACE PRIZE PUZZLE for $3,050 and a total of $24,100 in cash and trip! The $3,000 Tossup is ON THE MAP. Mindy has $5,000 with HUDSON BAY. She starts this round which is LIVING THINGS...but we go right into a $6,000 a letter FINAL SPIN. And Katie wins $24,000 with FLOCK OF SNOW GEESE...but she loses by $100! She leaves with $24,000 in cash! One puzzle...huge total! Mindy leaves with $5,000! But by $100 and the Wild Card, Josh and his designated spinner go to the Bonus Round. The pre-bonus round total is $53,100. No Million tonight, but can Josh get $100,000? He lands on the A in GAME. The category is PHRASE. With the RSTLNE, and his choices of D M P A and his WC choice of C we have: L _ _ _ N _ A _ R _ A D If you were in Canada...you would be LIVING ABROAD....and he would have had $25,000. But he leaves with $24,100 in cash and trip to Aruba! |
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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? by Don Harpwood Air time: check local listings Host: Meredith Vieira On the Web: www.millionairetv.com |
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Mike Zeigler (Newport News, VA) -
Originally from North Carolina Menu: Lower - Sandwiches, Lost in Thought, Viral Video, Book Types, Toys Middle - Mottos, Geography, The Court System, Modern Knights, Art Upper - The Summer Wind, Where in the World, Soup to Nuts, The Civil War, Merrie Melodies Mike sweeps the lower tier, and we then find out who from Entertainment Weekly is today's expert: senior writer Jessica Shaw. Mike then keeps going, making it all the way to this... [$25,000] (Art) In 2007, the Monroe-inspired silkscreen "Lemon Marilyn" fetched one of the highest prices ever for a work by what modern artist? A: Jackson Pollock B: Andy Warhol C: Jasper Johns D: Roy Lichtenstein Mike locks in B... and just like that, he has $25,000! [$50,000] (The Summer Wind) An etesian wind is an annual summer wind that blows over which of these bodies of water? A: Aegean Sea B: English Channel C: Baltic Sea D: Persian Gulf Mike decides to go with the Double Dip this time. His first answer is A... and it's A! [$100,000] (Where in the World) In which of the following would you most likely find a phloem bundle? A: Car engine B: Brain stem C: Banana skin D: Oyster shell Hoping that the audience is as smart as they look, Mike asks them. 60% are thinking B. Mike goes with that... but it's C (15%)! Ouch. That means he leaves with $25,000, which is still nice! Meredith Brannon (Dallas, NC) - Yep, same first name as the host Menu: Lower - Science, Slang, Home Appliances, U.S. Regions, Movie Titles Middle - Health, Juno, Annie Oakley, In the News, Soccer Upper - Money, Big Words, The Goracle, Down Under, Experiments Meredith (the contestant) secures $1,000, then gets to $4,000 by the time the horn is heard. |
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