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In Reruns Now: Baggage Catch 21 Family Feud Lingo Some game logo captures appear courtesy of Mike Klauss and Jay Lewis Copyright Statement Powered by 1&1 Internet |
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Family Feud by Jason Huhn Syn: check local listings Host: Steve Harvey      |
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Returning champions the Adams
family, still hoping to try again to win big, will now face the
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Jeopardy! by Chico Alexander Syn: check listings Host: Alex Trebek  |
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Congrats to Jim Coury for a tournament
well fought. Today, John hopes to play for a TOC spot.
John starts with $200 Religious Leaders, finding the Daily Double under $800. He bets the max of $1000 on this: in the 1880s she taught her healing methods to students at her Massachusetts Metaphysical College. "Who is Mary Baker Eddy?" Right for $1800! He has the lead going into the half with $8000 to $5600 for Paul. Robyn's $2400 gives her the first crack at the board in Double Jeopardy!... ... with $400 Unreal TV Newspeople. Paul finds the first Daily Double under $1600 Chemistry. He fronts $2400 on this from Jimmy in the J! Lab. "On TV, these 2 symbols play a part on 'Breaking Bad'. But in chemistry, they represent these 2 elements, one a toxic liquid, the other a metal." "What are bromine & barium?" FOR $10,800! John finds the other under $1600 Classical Music. He's a little more than halfway to Paul with $12,400 to his $24,000. He bets $2000 on this: this haunting Mussorgsky work was inspired by a Nikolai Gogol story about witches gathering to hold a Sabbath. "What is... 'Night on Bald Mountain'?" Should've went all-in, it's good for $14,400. He ends up with that much to Paul's $24,000. Robyn has $6000. If you're reading this and you've been a player at the Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions, go to Jeopardy.com now and update your contact information. "Jeopardy! may have plans for you." That's all Alex is saying right now. Final Jeopardy! in "20th Century People": in a PS to an April 12, 1945 letter, he wrote, "This was dictated before the world fell in on me... What a blow it was. But--I must meet it." Correct response: who was Harry Truman? Everyone said Hitler. Everyone's wrong. Paul bets enough to win with $19,103. John leaves with $61,112. |
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Let's Ask America by Mike Klauss Syn: check local listings Host: Kevin Pereira |
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Let's Make a Deal by Jason Block CBS: Friday 10a/9C OR 3p/2C on CBS Host: Wayne Brady with Jonathan Mangum, Tiffany Coyne & Kat Gray  |
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TODAY'S DEALERS: Hector - $27,769(Traded from $9,080) Leah - $8,350 Keith - $6,200 Alexandra/Ryan - $6,038 Kallie - $3,848 Raymond - $2,000 Carolyn - $1,500 Victoria - $400 Big Deal Choice 1 - 25 Big Deal Choice 2 - 78 Big Deal Choice 3 - 55 Big Deal Location 1 - 65 Big Deal Location 2 - 41 Big Deal Location 3 - 52 Big Deal Wins- 47/158 Total: $56,105 Total for Week 34- $211,738 Total for Season - $6,509,389 $6M Passed - 05/03/13 |
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The Price Is Right by Chico Alexander CBS: Friday 11a/10C Host: Drew Carey with Manuela Arbelaez, Amber Lancaster, Gwendolyn Osborne-Smith & George Gray |
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Record today: 2-4 Record this week: 2-4 Record this season: 404-504-34 Total today: $43,504 Total this week: $43,504 Total this season: $10,636,905 Perfect Shows/Skunks: 0/1 DSWs/DOBs: 3/14 $9M Passed: 5/7/13 |
Brand new week starts with Patricia
Brierley, Jamel Settles, Christine deMeo, and Janaye Williams
bidding on a laptop. The $900 Vaio goes to Patricia, and she'll
use that to plan her trip to New York City, provided she wins
Freeze Frame. She stops it at $6325... and that's good! Janaye gets a $719 satellite radio, which goes surprisingly well with a Chrysler 200LX. The price is among the 5 Pricetags. $19,990 $22,525 $20,775 $21,899 $23,322 ... but Janaye ends up wiping out instead. If you find yourself playing for a Chrysler 200LX, remember, they're $19,990. Verlee Marion takes a $964 set of watches, which you can win at priceisright.com. Now guess what time it is... it's time for a digital smoker, a 3DTV, and a pair of folding bikes. It's also time for Eazy as 1-2-3. The smoker... $699. The bikes... $1398. The TV... $3149! Janaye spins out $1000 on the Big Wheel. Meanwhile, Edward Buck III, the first deaf player in the show's 41-year history, spins out a winning bid on a $1150 digital camera with lens. Now he (and his ASL interpreter Matthew) can share a jetski (if that's not against show policy) in Squeeze Play. The board: 103784 Edward takes out the 0... Needed to take out the 3 instead. Michael Leal goes down and up thanks to a $3000 electric guitar. Next for him... $10,000 in Grand Game! Target: $5.50. Reynolds baking cups... $1.69! Kingsford lighter fluid... $4.39! Jell-O no-bake cheesecake... $3.49! He's going for it on Minties dog treats... $6.88. Which leaves us with Jamel and Christine, who've been in Bidder's Row the entire show. One of them, or perhaps both of them, are heading to the Land of Parting Gifts if they don't get in on a Gucci purse & wallet combination. The price: $1760. The winner... Christine! Now she gets to play with a Chevrolet Spark in Balance Game. The bags: $920, $6000, $7000, and $8000. She bags up $14,920... but it was too much. It's $13,920. Edward (and Matthew) take on Janaye in the Meek-Shall-Inherit-the-Earth Showcase Round. First up, get your drink on with a trip to Idaho, a wine fridge, and a trip to Italy. Top winner Janaye passes, and Edward bids $20,000. Janaye gets the deep blues of a sapphire/diamond bracelet, a cruise of the Mediterranean, and a sailboat. She bids $21,000. Acutal price: $31,639, a difference of $10,639. Actual price of Edward's Showcase... $22,440, a difference of $2440. What's the sign for "winner"? It's the smile on Edward's face, as he takes away $23,590! |
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Wheel of Fortune by Jason Block Syn: check listings Hosts: Pat Sajak & Vanna White |
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Total for Today: $32,200 Total for Week 35: $203,378 Total for the Season: $8,711,183 Bonus Win Percentage: 66/175 Gooseeggs: 23 Toss Up Sweeps/Group Misses: 17/1 Mystery Round Prizes won: 13 Car Wins: 18 1/2 Car Wedges hit/total wins: 229/17 $100,000 Losses/Wins: 4/4 $1,000,000 Losses/Wins: 0/0 $1,000,000 Wedge Hit/Offered/Used: 44/175/6 Wild Cards Hit/Offered/Used: 90/175/24 Bonus Prize Wedges hit/won: 71/40 Gift Tags won: 38 Free Play Hit: 149 Jackpot wins: 11 $6,000 FINAL SPINS: 17/175 $8M Passed: 4/24/2013 Best Week: Week 15 $377,702 |
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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? by Don Harpwood Syn: check local listings Host: Meredith Vieira |
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Michael Barbour (Syracuse, NY) -
Professor His great-great-great-granduncle was a pirate. He gets $1,000 from the 1st question, then jumps the 2nd, which only had $500. He then sees this... [Q3 - Leading Lady] In 2012, Marissa Mayer became the first pregnant woman to become a what? A: Surgeon General B: NASCAR driver C: Fortune 500 company CEO D: NASA astronaut Michael asks the audience, and 55% say C. He agrees with them, and they're right, giving him... $5,000 more for a total of $6,000! He then jumps the 5th question, which had just $100. Eventually, he gets to this with $33,000... [Q9 - That's the Truth] What poet's 1823 work "Don Juan" is commonly credited with introducing the phrase "truth is stranger than fiction"? A: Rudyard Kipling B: Lord Byron C: Alfred Tennyson D: William Butler Yeats Michael is not familiar with this work. He feels that A is later, and C is primarily a poetry writer. He also says that B "loved his ladies." In the end, he walks with $16,500! As for the answer, it's B. Jill Bristow (Canoga Park, CA) - Security officer She also likes to do palm readings. After getting $2,000 from the 1st question, she faces this... [Q2 - Literary Ladies] What best-selling author was the first person to be inducted into the Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame? A: Sue Grafton B: Nora Roberts C: Patricia Cornwell D: Mary Higgins Clark After eliminating A and C, Jill goes with D... but it's B! That sends her home with $1,000. Jonathan Reinstein (Dix Hills, NY) - Legal researcher He is also a student (at night). He has $10,000 from the 1st question when this pops up... [Q2 - Best Sayings] Which of these animal parts is used to describe something of the highest quality? A: Frog's feet B: Beaver's teeth C: Tiger's tail D: Bee's knees Jonathan is stuck between two of those, but he does have something in mind. Still, he turns to the audience, and 80% say D. He goes with that, and it is indeed D, adding to his bank... $2,000! That makes his total $12,000 as the horn goes off; Jonathan returns tomorrow! |
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