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In Reruns Now: Cash Cab Catch 21 Celebrity Says! Poker After Dark 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 someone's $1000 richer. Game 1's Numbers: I-26, B-11, G-47, N-37, I-25, G-60, B-3, N-34, N-38, B-15, I-20, B-13, O-61. Priscilla seemed to own this game, but then came Sudden Death... Only by a misstep did she win the game with $829 in the bank. Game 2's winners: O-61, O-72, G-55, N-45, N-34, B-1, G-60, B-9, I-22, O-68, I-19, O-67, G-46. Priscilla gets the win in Sudden Death and $1342. At the Bingo Bonus Board... - B-14: $750 But Priscilla gets to take home $1342. |
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Dame La Pista by Chico Alexander Air time: 1p/Noon c on Telefutura Host: Alessandra Rosaldo On the Web: www.univision.com/content/content.jhtml?cid=1664842 |
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Last week's celeb shows were so great,
so we're doing it again...
Juego de Palabras: dolls, packages, koalas, and air conditioning give us a shutout for Liliana, 20-0. Adivina Adivinador: Who would you like to see in a zoo, Winnie the Pooh or the Pink Panther? What would you like to have, brown teeth or bangs? Again, we play the abbreviated version, giving us a tie at 20. Liliana pulls it out in Juego Rápido, winning the game 75-40. Juego Del Tiempo: Liliana gets armor, bat, flags, swimsuit, ... and that's it. Sorry, Lili. |
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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: 52 / 34 Bonus Prize Winner: 10 ($55,000) Biggest Win: $275,000 Smallest Win: $10 (Josh & Sundral Sizemore) Earliest Exit: Round of 8 Biggest Profit: $201,700 Biggest Loss: -$428,000 Biggest Case Given Away: $500,000 (Ekaterini Petronas / Stuart Ingleman) Perfect Deals: 10 Good Deals: 45 Bad Deals: 20 Worst Deals: 11 Selected the $500,000: 3 Gave Away the $500,000: 2 Amount Awarded for the day: $154,000 Amount Awarded for the week: $177,100 Amount Awarded for the Season: $2,346,930 Net Profit / Loss on Case Selling for the day: -$346,000.01 Net Profit / Loss on Case Selling for the week: -$358,000.01 Net Profit / Loss on Case Selling for the season: -$476,315.01 |
Did you vote yesterday? I hope you
did. Barack Obama, based on yesterday, feels like a winner - and
so does the holder of case #3 - Sabrina Baxter is a substitute
teacher and a Tai-Chi instructor. She'd love to go back to
journalism and $50,000 will do just that. She swaps out her #3 for
lucky #13 - and we'll see how lucky that number is as the swaps
cases. #19 (Santiago) - $500. #5 (Jewels) - $100. #12 (Mary) -
$50. #1 (Lisa) - $400. #17 9Sean) - $50,000. Not a bad first round
with the Top 4 in play. The first offer reflacts that: $16,000.
She thinks she can do better. NO DEAL! The journalist needs to interview 5 more cases. #8 (Todd) - $1,000. #15 (Erene) - $5,000. #3. (Alexandra) Sabrina gave up...THE PENNY CASE! #10 (Carol) - $10. #21 (Sara) - $2,500. Great round for Sabrina, and the Banker, who Sabrina called a teddy bear earlier, has to bear her with $27,000. NO DEAL! 4 cases to open. And open them we shall with #11 (Nick) - $25. #22 (Phil) - $75,000. #7 (Ayeme) - $7,500. #2 (Louie) - $300. This is a great looking player board for Sabrina. $1, $5, $200, $10,000, $25,000, $100,000, $250,000, $500,000 OFFER: $42,000 NO DEAL! 2 to open. She can't knock out all 3 big cases. #20 (Zach) - $100,000. Not the big one, but she does lose some safety net. #16 (Nicolas) - $5 $1, $200, $10,000, $25,000, $250,000, $500,000 OFFER: $63,000 That's a huge player's board. Even if she opens up the Top 2 cases, she still has $10,000 and $25,000 to fall back on. You have to go for it. You have to...and she does. NO DEAL! #6 (Lamar) - $10,000. She can't open up both big cases. #4 (Yvette) - $25,000. $1, $200, $250,000, $500,000 OFFER: $96,000 It's a great player's board. She can only open one case at a time. Even if $500,000 goes away, she's still looking at a $75,000+ Offer. She has to go for it. She...Deals? Really? Ok. Deal for $96,000, but I have a pit in my stomach on this one...Next case...$200 (OFFER: $153,000). Next Case...$1. The last 2 cases up there were $250,000 and $500,000. (Offer: $307,000). Sabrina had a penny and traded it for...$500,000!!!!!! She had the HALF-MILLION!!!!!! You have to play the numbers, and Sabrina...didn't do it. She walks with $96,000 and leaves $404,000 on the table. Huge win for the Banker. Nightcap! Amanda and Lauren Foster both go to college on sports scholarships as we continue twins week. They want some money for a Diva Motorcycle club. Maybe they met the guests from Monday. They don't want to do, however, what the guests from Monday did and only walk off with $4,500. They leave the game with $58,000 and 6 cases left - but on the board is the 2 biggest cases left. They could have stayed in longer, but it's a great deal, because they had THE PENNY! Over $150,000 given out today. Tune in tomorrow to see if they can make more money back on the set. |
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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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Last summer, we had celebrities
playing in primetime. This week, it's celebrity... lookalikes.
Round 1 (7): something a very rich person might own so many of he can't remember how many. Cars beats homes, 1 to 3. Joan wins the faceoff. Then comes clothes, jewelry, and stocks. The guys try bank accounts to steal... Got it for 90. Other answer: televisions. Round 2 (6): 100 men, what do you think it is that women find so attractive about you. Jen gets the big one, smile. Body and sense of humor follow. The guys try again with a job. Not there. Women get 87. Other answers: caring/kind, I'm honest, I'm intelligent. Double (5): a celebrity who's married to someone much younger. Nicole gets the top, Demi Moore. Tom Cruise and Michael Douglas are also there. The guys try for a third time with Katie Couric... ... Really? All the cougars and jackals in Hollywood, and that's the best one you can think of? Anyway, ladies get 213. Other answers: Larry King, Madonna (I hear she's available now). Triple (4): on what occasion did you have your first glass of champagne? Hillary fires with a wedding for #1. Ladies can't convert, so the guys will try... again... with New Year's Eve. Got it for 252. Other answers: 21st birthday, Christmas. Sudden Death: 100 single men, movie title that describes most of your dates: "Pretty Woman", "Ordinary People", or "Psycho"? That's Little Richard. "Psycho." Winners, 390-213. Fast Money: Bono & Robin try again... and 202 gives them $20,000! That gives them $20,320. |
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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: -0:55 (Jacqui) Bonus Round Record: 17-26 Winner's Game Bonus Record: 3-6 Winner's Game Bonus Take: $12,500 Celebrity Record: 1-3 Celebrity's Bonus Take: $2,500 Biggest Amount Won: $8,000 (Geoff) Won today: $500 Won This Week: $3,000 Won this series: $97,500 |
Time to go Inside the Box with Mark,
Nicole and Murray, who starts us off with a male character: 1960's
debut / adult / comedy / animated series / blonde / he and his
wife adopted a child / in the army / invented a hand-powered
helicopter / wife is a home-maker / wife was a cigarette girl /
wife is Wilma's friend....but that clue came way too late. TIME.
It was Barney Rubble and Mark is stuck in the box. Nicole will try to get out of the box with a female actor / 1970's star / adult / western / starred in more than 1 series / starred in a series in the past 5 years/ TV movie queen / set in Colorado / married to Scully / co-starred with Chad Allen / was a James Bond Girl / starred in a series set in the past / plays a frontier woman / her character's a doctor...TIME. It was Jane Seymour. She knew it was Dr. Quinn, but the lack of the actress name also sticks her with no seconds. Mark will try to get some seconds with a series: comedy / 1970's debut / characters are married / set at home / set in the city / known for it's double entendres / noisy landlord / one character pretends to be gay...Three's Company? Yes, and with 53 seconds, he takes the early lead. AFTER ROUND 1: Murray -0:10 Nicole -0:15 Mark: 0:43 Murray needs to get some time with a female actor: 1980's star / adult / comedy / been in more than 1 series / been in a series in the past 5 years / she's a big animal advocate / comes out with a microphone / wrote a book / dated Anne Heche...Ellen DeGeneres? Yes it is, and Mark banks 41 seconds. Not enough for the lead though. Nicole needs to get a male actor with over a minute left: 1990's series / adult / Canadian / brown hair / drama / dated a co-star / starred as a high school student / hosted Saturday Night Live / guest-starred on The Simpsons / was on a show about friends / played a character that sails / pick up the Pacey...Josuha Jackson? Yes...for 3 seconds, whch is not going to be nearly enough. Mark wins as long as he doesn't do anything stupid. Stupid would be accumulating time penalties while identifying a male actor: 1970's star / adult / comedy / born in Louisiana / been in movies / character is as The Crossroads / starred as a father / about work or job / show named after him...TIME. It was John Larroquette, but he didn't accumulate any time penalties, so... FINAL: Murray 0:06 Nicole -0:22 Mark: 0:18 Mark plays for the big money with a female actor: 2000's star / adult / starred on Broadway / starred in the a series in the past 5 years / dark hair / married a sports star / character's daughter in a boarding school / stars in South Beach...Dana Delaney? No, and that's guess #1...image obsessed / owns a hotel / devious / saved the best for last...TIME. It was Vanessa Williams, and Mark will go into the Winner's Game with $500. That happens later on this week. See you then. |
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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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Seventy large in two days... I wonder
if these two are scared.
David starts with $200 Disney Films, and at the TV time out, he's in the driver's seat with $6200 to Shelly and Karthik's $400 a piece. David finds the Daily Double under $800 Here's the Address. He bets $4000 on this: 3570 Las Vegas Blvd. South: we who are about to gamble salute you. "What is Caesars Palace?" Correct for $11,800. He gets $12,800 at the half with $2600 in front of Shelly. Karthik with $1200 is going first in Double Jeopardy!... ... with $400 Elemental Problems, where David finds the first Daily Double under $1200. He bets big again with $5600 on this: "And God said unto Noah... Make thee an ____ of gopher wood." "What is an ark, argon & potassium?" Correct for $19,200 for the career geneticist. He gets the second under $1200 A Word Oddity. After a dock in score for Karthik, David bets $6000 on this: this Asian city is the only world capital whose name in English has 3 dotted letters in succession. "What is Laos?" Laos is a country, the city was Beijing, leaving him with $17,600. He rebounds to $24,000, and with Shelly on $3800 and Karthik at $6000, it is, for the third time in a row, David's game to lose. Final Jeopardy! in "Pop Music Firsts": covering the years 1971-1975, their first greatest hits album was the first ever certified platinum. Correct response: who are the Eagles? Does David get it right? Yep. Does he score enough to break $100,000?
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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 & Brandi Sherwood On the Web: www.cbs.com/daytime/price |
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Record today: 2-4 Record this week: 7-10-1 Record this season: 84-107-7 Total today: $58,931 Total this week: $229,353 Total this season: $2,199,684 Perfect Shows/Skunks: 1/0 DSWs/DOBs: 1/1 |
We're in for a treat today, but first,
we have Sandi Linden, Tony Moore Jr., David Kruse, Debra Jordan,
and a jukebox theatre system. It's $899, and it's Sandi's, as she
plays for a 2009 Pontiac Vibe in Cover Up.
7 Debra gets a $624 collection of art supplies. Next up, a tea service, luggage, a floor clock, and a computer. Today's Danger Price: $1535. The tea service... $950. The luggage... $1080! The floor clock... $1535. Dangerous. Tony parlays an appearance from "Yodely Guy" to a $1799 treadclimber. Now he prepares to Make His Move for a copy of our favorite game-show based Wii game, a dinette, and a Harley. The board: 4 0 9 9 5 8 6 7 0. The TPIR game is set at $40, the dinette is set at $670, and the hog is set at $9958. And.... only the videogame is right. Debra & Sandi Spinoff. Debra gets 80. Sandi...25 Russell Martin, a chaplain in the US Navy, gets a $3000 necklace. Next for him is an upright piano. It's not $7564. Don't go Bonkers for this... Low high low high? No. Three low and high? No. Low low high low? Low high low low? No. Low in a high sandwich? No. Two high two low? No. It was low, low, high, high, $5395. Ouch. Ghost of the Dob at work. David gets a $1100 chair. Can he Pass the Buck for a Chrysler PT Cruiser? First up, a $2.69 pack of Eclipse gum and a $2.99 Garnier Fructis shampoo. He passes right. Got it. Next, $2.49 for Hot Pockets and $1.99 for Clorox wipes. He passes right... and got it. Three picks of the board. He gets... Lose everything... then $5000... then the CAR! But here's the thing... the card for $3000 under #3, was actually underneath the car placard. Weird. Finally, Shirley Decker gets a $3100 soccer package. Next is a bar set and an arcade game. The 1 Right Price: $3019. He goes with the bar set... Win! David goes to the Showcase by default. First up, LA Kings players Dustin Brown, Derek Armstrong, Kyle Calder, and Denis Gauthier offer up an LA Kings VIP package, a trip to the World Hockey Championship in Switzerland, and a ski boat. Top winner David passes, as Debra bids $34,000. David gets an Amazon Kindle, a bedroom with sleep set, and a snowmobile. He bids $15,550. Actual price: $17,495, a difference of $1945. Actual price of the Kings Showcase... $29,320. Sorry, Debra, but David's going home with $42,595! |
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¿Qué Dice La Gente? by Chico Alexander Air time: 1:30p/12:30c 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 a musical Feud this week with...
Los Originales lead, 142-68. Double (3): a place where you find many elders. Marco fires with a rest home for #1. Rest of the group gets hospital. Locos por Juana try to steal with the bingo... Not there! Originales win, 312-68. Other answers: the park. Dinero Rápido is played for a flat $10,000 this week. Alfonso & Marco get... only up to 137. |
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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: 15/18 Double or Nothing Wins/Attempts: 3/3 Total winnings this week: $47,200 Total winnings this season: $480,200 Studio winnings this week: $16,450 Studio winnings this season: $240,200 America winnings this week: $30,750 America winnings this season: $252,000 |
Round 1's categories are Geography (blue), Movies (pink), The Past (yellow), Music (purple), Whatever (green), and Sports (orange). Michele's the first to collect three with Movies, Whatever (Natalia's question), and Geography. Cutter gets three from Sports, Movies, and Music. Hope... doesn't spring eternal. Studio leads by $50, $2000 to $1950. Hot Pursuit sees Cutter come from behind to win it, 6 to 4. He inherits a $3500 stake against America's $2450. It's a close game, as the Head-to-Head will decide it. - Playwrights for $500 Cutter cuts through Playwrights, Movie Roles, and Anatomy. It all comes down to Royalty from Sonia. Hello, California. Fire away. "What queen of England was fathered by Henry VIII?" Catherine? Not Catherine. Either Mary or Elizabeth would've done it, so America wins $14,450! |
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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: $54,997 Total for Week 9: $163,665 Total for the Season: $3,103,396 Bonus Win Percentage: 20/43 Gooseeggs: 10 Toss Up Sweeps/Group Misses: 7/1 Mystery Round Prizes won: 4 Car Wins: 0 $100,000 Losses/Wins: 2/1 $1,000,000 Losses/Wins:0/1 $1,000,000 Wedge Hit/Offered/Used 8/43/5 Wild Cards Hit/Offered/Used: 27/43/6 Prizes added to the wheel hit/won: 25/14 Gift Tags won: 9 Free Spins Hit/Used: 23/23 Jackpot wins: 0 $6,000 FINAL SPINS: 4/43 Best Week: Week 6 $1,237,028 Week 7 to Week 8: -$94,458 $1,000,000 Level Broken: 10/08/08 $2,000,000 Level Broken: 10/14/08 $3,000,000 Level Broken: 11/04/08 |
Well, after this historic
election, and having a couple of days going across America we
had to the President-Elect's home state...it's Hawaii! Pat is
in his Hawaiian shirt! And Pat and Vanna get "lei'd".
The $1,000 Tossup is THING.
Stephanie Kagowa is a teacher on the Big Island. She solved
BEST-KEPT SECRET for $1,000. She likes to swim but gets stung
by jellyfish. Nancy McGee is from Oahu. She is married with 2
kids and a credit specialist who kickboxes. Mark Joskowski is
a married property manager.
The $2,000 Tossup is ON THE MAP.
Mark has $2,000 with VERMONT & NEW HAMPSHIRE. We add this to
the wheel....sponsored by the new James Bond film "Quantum of
Solace" with Daniel Craig as James Bond. It's out November
14th....a trip to London from Visitbritain.com worth
$9,450. It's FUN AND GAMES. Mark starts and picks up the
Quantum of Solace trip. He hits Lose a Turn. Stephanie misses.
Nancy misses a vowel. Mark hits 2 $2,500 M's and solves
SWIMMING WITH DOLPHINS for $5,000 and the trip! He has $16,450
in cash and trip!
The jackpot round is sponsored by
Eggland's Best Eggs. It's PLACES...and a PRIZE PUZZLE.
Stephanie starts and hits Lose A Turn. Nancy picks up the Wild
Card and solves ENCHANTING PORTS OF CALL for $100 and a cruise
on the Mexican Riviera! It's a Princess Cruise for 7 days!
It's worth $5,247! If you have JL14326, you are off cruising!
Remember the SONY CARD BONUS! She has $5,347 in cash and trip!
The mystery round is sponsored by
Campbell's and Swanson...and it's SAME NAME. Nancy starts and
misses. Mark hits Lose A Turn. Stephanie bankrupts. Nancy
doesn't risk $1,700 on the mystery wedge. She misses a vowel.
Mark misses. Stephanie risks $1,000 on the Mystery wedge and
bankrupts. Nancy misses. Mark hits $3,500 but misses.
Stephanie solves RACHAEL & MANTA RAY for $400 which we bump to
$1,000. She has $2,000.
The $3,000 Tossup is FOOD AND
DRINK. Nancy misses and Stephanie has $5,000 with LEMONS AND
LIMES. And we go right into a $1,600 a letter FINAL SPIN in
OCCUPATION. Stephanie solves PLAY-BY-PLAY ANNOUNCER for
$3,200. She leaves with $8,200. Nancy is going on a cruise
with $5,347. Mark holds on with $16,450 in cash and London
Trip.
The pre-bonus round tossup
is $29,997. $3 short of $30K. Let's see what Mark can do.
He lands on the I in AMERICA'S.
His category is PHRASE. With the RSTLNE and his choices of P M
U C we have:
T _ U M _ S
U P We give this bonus win THUMBS UP! Try $25,000 worth of approval! He leaves with $41,450 in cash and trip to London! Great win! |
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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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Corinne Torres (Levittown, NY) goes
into this one with $8,000, but she has no lifelines left. [$16,000] (Law & Order) In 2002, "Law & Order" became the longest continuously running police drama in TV history, surpassing what classic show? A: Adam-12 B: Hill Street Blues C: Hawaii Five-O D: Mannix After some thought, Corinne locks in B with 3 seconds on the clock... but it's C! That sends her home with $1,000. Greg Wicklein (Annapolis, MD) - Insurance salesman Menu: Lower - Roll Call, Around the House, Nasty Weather, Squeezebox, Military History Middle - Locker Talk, Town Mottos, Political Moments, Page-Turners, The Name Game Upper - Iconic Albums, Constitutional Law, Far-Out Food, General Lee; Hello, Dolly! [$200] (Around the House) In "childproofing" their home to make it safer for kids, parents often install anti-scald devices on which of these fixtures? A: Electrical outlets B: Faucets C: Doorknobs D: Banisters Greg needs help from the audience, and 92% of them deliver with B. Greg trusts them, and of course, they're right! He then gets to $1,000, and continues moving up the ladder without needing any other lifelines, eventually reaching this... [$25,000] (The Name Game) Which of the following are the amusingly similar names of a TV actress and a Major League baseball player? A: Patricia Arquette & Patrick Arquette B: Tina Fey & Tino Fey C: Eva Longoria & Evan Longoria D: Ellen Pompeo & Allen Pompeo Greg promised the producers that he'd do a "happy dance" if he got to $25,000. He locks in C... and there's that happy dance! [$50,000] (Iconic Albums) The cover of the classic 1976 Eagles album "Hotel California" features a photo of what real-life California hotel? A: Chateau Marmont B: Beverly Hills Hotel C: Continental Hyatt House D: Hotel Bel-Air Greg calls his dad, Lou, but unfortunately, he doesn't know. So, it's time to bring in the expert, Ken Jennings. He can picture the album, but he only has a vague feeling, leaning towards A. With that, Greg uses the Double Dip. His first answer is A... but that's not it. His second answer is D... but that's not it, either! It's B! Well, it was a free guess (okay, 2 free guesses thanks to the DD), so Greg still has $25,000! Jennifer Appice (Barnegat, NJ) - Stay-at-home mom & student Menu: Lower - Dangerous Jobs, God's Creatures, Medical Ingenuity, Free at Last, Vegetarian Steak Middle - Land, Ho!; Names in the News, To the Races, Total Chaos, '80s Movies Upper - In the Kitchen, John Grisham, Sculpture, Hard Rock, The Fridge [$500] (Free at Last) What famous American has a tombstone that reads, "Free at last, Free at last / Thank God Almighty / I'm Free at last"? A: Douglas MacArthur B: Martin Luther King, Jr. C: John F. Kennedy D: Andy Warhol Though she thinks she knows, Jennifer asks the audience. 93% say B. She goes with that with the clock at 3, and of course, it's B! That'll do it for today; Jennifer returns tomorrow. |
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Yep. His score of $32,000 puts him over the top with $102,000.
