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In Reruns Now: Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? BrainSurge Cash Cab Catch 21 Deal or No Deal The Newlywed Game Poker After Dark Silent Library 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 Air time: Noon/11c on Peachtree TV; check local listings Host: John O'Hurley On the Web: www.familyfeud.tv www.twitter.com/Family_Feud |
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The Lewises play today against...
Bullseye Round |
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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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Jess channeled his knowledge into over
$25,000 and another day on the SPS lot...
Jesse starts with $200 Gems & Jewelry, where Suzanne finds the Daily Double under $600. She bets the max of $1000 on this: L. Frank Baum had this birthstone, the same as the name of a city he created. "What's the emerald?" Correct for $1400! She would lose on the last clue alongside Jesse, giving Jordan a commanding lead, $8000 to her $3800. Jesse's $2400 will give him the go-ahead in Double Jeopardy!... ... with $1200 That's Foul. Jordan finds the first Daily Double under $1600 What's Next on the List? He bets $2000 on Vice Presidents: Nixon, Johnson, Humphrey... "Who is Ford?" No, it was Spiro Agnew, dropping him to $11,600. He gets his money back on the next clue. Last category is Ballet Dancers. Jordan finds the other under $1200. He bets $1000 on this: he was born in Kiev around 1889 to parents who were celebrated dancers from Poland. "Who is Ballanchine?" No, it was Nijinsky, leaving him with $13,000, where he ends the round against Suzanne's $12,200. Jesse's $8400 means that it's not over yet. Final Jeopardy! in "British History": dying in 2009 at age 113, British WWI vet Henry Allingham was the last original surviving member of this group, formed 1918. Correct response: what is the Royal Air Force? We're going to have a new champion... and his name is Jordan! He takes away $24,405! Jesse leaves with $26,200. |
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Let's Make a Deal by Gordon Pepper Air time: 10a/9C OR 3p/2C on CBS Host: Wayne Brady with Jonathan Mangum & Alison Fiori On the Web: cbs.com/letsmakeadeal |
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Good/Bad Deals - Today: breakeven Good/Bad Deals - This week: 19-13 Good/Bad Deals - This season: 432-508 Zonks Won: 207 Audience Choices: 4-1 Big/Medium/Small Deals: 25/36/37 Total today (sans audience promos): $39,355 Total this week (sans audience promos): $117,278 Total this season (sans audience promos): $3,595,571 $1M Mark Passed: 11/12/09 $2M Mark Passed: 12/16/09 $3M Mark Passed: 2/4/10 |
Who wants to make a deal for a TV? We
start this Wednesday, show #100 in the history of this version of
Let's Make a Deal, with a TV worth $1,100, and both David
(Gladiator) and Heidi (Court Jester) both have it. Now David can
trade for the curtain or keep the TV. He keeps the TV, and doesn't
get a grill set with a year of steak worth $2,967. Now Heidi can
keep her TV or take the small box. She trades and gets a sapphire
and diamond ring worth $3,557. Because it's show #100, it's time for the first annual Let's Make a Deal 'Dealie Awards'. We go for best hat, which goes to Eric Matthews (Pharaoh head). He has a Dealie (a small golden statue), which he can keep or go for Curtain #2. He goes for the curtain and passes up on $2,000. Instead of a Dealie, Eric gets a Zonkie (ZONK)! It goes well with the hat though. Wayne gives money to Aaron (1950's Nerd). Wayne has some 1950's trivia. Name a president elected in the 1950's. FDR? Not even close. It was Dwight Eisenhower, so no money for him. More trivia: The Fonz said what? Ayyyy for $100. Sabrina is a smooth operator, and she take a smooth trip to Philadelphia worth $5,166. We have a pound of dollars, 20 pounds of nickels, and 30 pounds of dimes. What's valued at more? Sabrina says the nickels, which gets the audience booing profusely. The dimes are worth $400, and Wayne offers a bailout of a set of golf clubs worth $2,740. Sabrina wants to continue. Pound of dollars: $490. Wayne adds $400 to the deal to make it $3,140 to quit. The nickels are...$160. That's a loss and Sabrina walks away with nothing. More Dealies to give out. Best impression of a toddler by an adult goes to Kristin Warren, who can give up her Dealie for Curtain #1. She does, and gives up $200 for a new kitchen worth $7,765! Nicely done! If Porscha (Masquerade Partygoer) also did nicely, she can win a computer and printer worth $1,600, or a new spa worth $8,695...or a NEW VOLKSWAGEN JETTA WORTH $18,305!!!! It's time to play Finish Line. 5 Hearts get the car, 4 Spades get the Spa, 3 Diamonds get the computer and 3 Clubs get the Zonk. Let's get picking: Diamond, Heart, Spade, Club, Heart, Heart, Spade, Spade (1 away from a Spa), Diamond, Diamond! Will Porscha quit with the computer? No she won't. Let's keep picking...Diamond, Club (1 more for a Zonk)...Heart (1 more from a car)...HEART! Porscha won the CAR! Is she risking the $18,305 car and a $1,600 computer for an $8,695 spa? Not a chance, and Porscha is a very happy trader. After a thank you to Monty Hall (very classy), we have 2 friends that have choices of money. Domenick (nurse) selects the envelope with a $1 on the outside and leaves the $100 envelope for his friend Dominique (Golfer who's also a birthday boy). Will Dominick trade his envelope for the box? He will. In the envelope: $101. Behind the box: a motorcycle worth $5,645! Now can keep his envelope, which he will, and doesn't get the Small Box, which was a trip to Auto Racing worth $5,062. The Envelope has $300 for the birthday boy. We have the last Dealie: best human portraying a real animal. The Dealie goes to...Terry Peppin the cat! Now she can keep her dealie or go for the curtain. She keeps the Dealie and gives up a Zonk Cake (ZONK!). The Dealie has $2,500, and we have a very happy kitty cat. But someone could be a lot happier with a Big Deal of the Day worth $24,565. And the list of nominations are... TRADE LIST: Porscha: $19,905 Kristin: $7,765 Dominick; $5,645 Heidi: $3,557 Terry: $2,500 David: $1,100 Dominique: $300 Aaron: $100 Eric: Trader with the best hat that made the worst deal. Sabrina: Penny wise, pound foolish Don't even bother asking Porscha. Kristin is nominated to go for the Big Deal of the day, and she accepts! She thinks the big award is behind Door #3. Behind Door #2 is the cash vault worth $1,891. Next up is...her door, which has a new bedroom worth $6,248. The big Deal was behind Door #1, and today is was a CHEVY EL DORADO WORTH $24,565!!! Not a bad #100th show. Tune in tomorrow to see if #101 can be better. |
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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, Amber Lancaster & Rachel Reynolds On the Web: www.cbs.com/tpir www.priceisright.com |
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Record today: 4-2 Record this week: 7-11 Record this season: 255-415-14 Total today: $76,642 Total this week: $207,249 Total this season: $7,173,820 Perfect Shows/Skunks: 1/6 DSWs/DOBs: 0/4 $1M broken: 10/5/09 $2M broken: 10/27/09 $3M broken: 11/16/09 $4M broken: 12/11/09 $5M broken: 1/14/10 $6M broken: 2/5/10 $7M broken: 3/1/10 |
Drew's 495th episode begins with Ryan
Booth, Sherice Thompson, Melanie Carney, Michael Johnson, and an
HDTV worth $1800. Michael gets to play for cash money in
Punch-a-Bunch. With dings from a $39 blender and $46 sandals, he
first gets... $50, giving that back for... $100. Melanie wins a $2430 Gucci handbag. Will she slip the keys to a Hyundai Genesis inside once she's done with Lucky Seven? The first number is 2. She gets to a price of $24,76_ with four bucks remaining. Her last guess is 5... a 3 gives up 2, and a dollar to buy the car, giving her a buck to get a few drops or a tacky keychain! Mia Lawson goes down and up thanks to a $2399 motorscooter. She'll add on a pair of exercise bikes, a home cinema sound system, and a pair of floor lamps if she wins Eazy as 1-2-3. 1, the stereo... $849. 2, the exercise bikes... $1720. 3, the lamps... $3250! Winner! Michael takes the first spot in the Showcase... Meanwhile, Sherice takes away a $1100 camcorder. Will she film herself in a trailer with camping accessories in Pick-a-Pair? Gold Medal flour: $3.49. Act restoring mouthwash... $4.99. She keeps the flour and takes McStevens' creme brulee cocoa mix... $3.49 is a winner! Ryan gets a MacBook worth $1149. That could lead him to a Mini Cooper in That's Too Much! He thinks $24,291 is too much, and that's.... just a mite short. It was the next one over, $26,899. Josephine Rangel wins $3054 chaise lounges with umbrella. More seating on deck with Flip Flop. The price is not $8639. She flops... $8693 is a winner! Sherice takes the Top Winner nod in the Showcases. First up, a washer/dryer, a steam shower with massages & facials for a year, and a trip to Switzerland. Sherice passes, and Michael bids $16,300. Sherice gets a trip to Las Vegas, a cruise of the Caribbean, and a sailboat. She bids $22,500. Actual price... $37,451, a difference of $14,951. Actual price of Michael's Showcase... $19,103. He wins with a difference of $2803 and a total of $21,088! |
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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: $73,172 Total for Week 25: $154,592 Total for the Season: $5,754,678 Bonus Win Percentage: 51/123 Gooseeggs: 14 Toss Up Sweeps/Group Misses: 15/1 Mystery Round Prizes won: 15 Car Wins: 6 $100,000 Losses/Wins: 0 $1,000,000 Losses/Wins: 0 $1,000,000 Wedge Hit/Offered/Used: 30/123/5 Wild Cards Hit/Offered/Used: 67/123/25 Prizes added to the wheel hit/won: 74/37 Gift Tags won: 25 Free Play Hit: 146 Jackpot wins: 7 $6,000 FINAL SPINS: 17/123 Best Week: Week 7 $321,263 Week 23 to Week 24 +$91,986 $1,000,000 Mark Passed 10/12/09 $2,000,000 Mark Passed 11/05/09 $3,000,000 Mark Passed 12/09/09 $4,000,000 Mark Passed 01/11/10 $5,000,000 Mark Passed 02/11/10 |
We are in the middle of celebrating
"America's Game" on the Wheel! The $1,000 Tossup is PHRASE. Lara misses and Bobby Delasola from East Islip, NY solved IN THE HOT SEAT. He is a math teacher. He is married and loves to cook. Pauline Ericson is a fitness instructor from Washington. She is married. Lara Serwinsky from Boston works for HR. She loves to travel and plays trivia. The $2,000 Tossup is THINGS. Lara has $2,000 with BALLET SLIPPERS. She will start the Eggland's Best Eggs Jackpot Round, but first we add this to the wheel. It's a trip to the JW Marriott Ilahani Resort in Hawaii from Pleasant Holidays. It's worth $6,825 and the puzzle is SAME NAME. She loses $500 on Bankrupt. Bobby loses $600 on Bankrupt. Pauline loses $350 on Bankrupt. Lara hits Lose A Turn. Bobby picks up the Hawaii Trip. He hits 2 Free Play O's. He misses the solve. Pauline hits a Free Play Y. She misses. Lara hits a $2,500 P and solves POGO AND CELERY STICK for $3,700. She has $5,700. Bobby starts the next round. It's FUN AND GAMES. After a lot of work, he hits Lose A Turn. Pauline misses. Lara hits a Free Play B. She reads KINGS QUEENS ROOKS BISHOPS KNIGHTS & PAWNS for $6,050. She is up to $11,750 in cash! The Mystery Round is sponsored by IHOP. It's SONG LYRICS...and a PRIZE PUZZLE. Pauline hits a $3,500 N. She loses $5,250 on Bankrupt. Lara has a shot to risk $1,300 for $10K...she does and it's Bankrupt. Bobby picks up the MDW and solves BE SURE TO WEAR SOME FLOWERS IN YOUR HAIR for $3,950 and a trip to San Francisco at the Radisson Fisherman's Wharf and an Airship Ventures Zeppelin Ride. It's worth $6,472. If you have KK1933667 and are Kenneth K from Mississippi, you are going to the city by the bay! Remember the SONY CARD BONUS. He has $11,422 in cash and prizes...and the MDW! The $3,000 Tossup is EVENT. Pauline has $3,000 with PICNIC LUNCH. Pat goes right into a FINAL SPIN worth $6,000 a letter! Here we go! It's PEOPLE. Lara seals her win with FORMER PRESIDENTS for $12,000. She has $23,750 in cash! Bobby is going to SF with $11,422 in cash and trip! Pauline leaves with $3,000. The front game total is $38,172. Can Lara continue her winning ways in the bonus round? The bonus round is sponsored by Maxwell House. From here on out, Maxwell House will donate $2,500 to Feeding America for every bonus round win. She lands on the I in AMERICA'S. She is dealing with PHRASE tonight. With the RSTLNE and her choices of P D M U we have: S N U _ _ L E U P She can SNUGGLE UP in her bed knowing she won $35,000 in bonus cash. She leaves with $58,750 in cash! |
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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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Patrick McDaniel (Indianapolis, IN)
begins this third day of Million Dollar Movie Week with $15,000
and the Double Dip. [$25,000] (The Need for Speed) "I believe God made me for a purpose, but he also made me fast" is a memorable line from what Best Picture-winning film? A: Chariots of Fire B: Forrest Gump C: Unforgiven D: Million Dollar Baby Patrick wants the $25,000, so he uses the Double Dip. He tries A... and he got it! He then gets $50,000, and that is followed by this... [$100,000] (The Bicycle Thief) In Vittorio De Sica's classic film "The Bicycle Thief," the main character needs a bicycle to do what job? A: Repair door locks B: Paint street signs C: Deliver milk D: Hang posters Patrick has heard of that movie, but he hasn't seen it. So, this is where he stops. He was thinking D, which would have been right, but hey, he does have $50,000! Miranda Sloan (Lakeland, FL) - Graduate academic advisor :15 - Character Study, Movie Genres, Golden Tunes, NETFLIX CLIP, Animation :30 - Harrison Ford, MOVIE STAR Q, Mary Poppins, Alfred Hitchcock, Bond Girls :45 - J. Lo Movies, Shirley Temple, Romancing the Stone, Clint Eastwood, When Movies Attack [$500] (Character Study) In a 2008 review, who was described as "fifteen feet of lime-green power, with the temperament of a nasty child"? A: The Love Guru B: The Incredible Hulk C: Indiana Jones D: Kung Fu Leprechaun Miranda hesitates, then turns to the audience for help with 3 seconds on the clock. 95% have chosen the right answer, B, which she locks in with 1 second on the clock. She then makes it to $5,000, seeing a clip from "Michael Clayton" along the way, and breezes through a couple more questions (including one asked by Vanessa Williams) before seeing this... [$12,500] (Mary Poppins) In a famous scene from "Mary Poppins," Mary and the children have a tea party in what unusual location? A: At the bottom of the sea B: Inside the bell of Big Ben C: Onboard a pirate ship D: Floating near the ceiling This time, Miranda asks the Experts, A.O. Scott & Michael Phillips, and they're going with D. Miranda goes with D as well... and that is correct! [$15,000] (Alfred Hitchcock) Two of Alfred Hitchcock's films -- one that he directed in 1934 and the other in 1956 -- share what title? A: The Man Who Knew Too Much B: To Catch a Thief C: The Lady Vanishes D: The Wrong Man The Double Dip is used here. Miranda starts by picking A... and she's right! She then gets $25,000 on a good guess, before facing this... [$50,000] (J. Lo Movies) In what Jennifer Lopez movie does J. Lo's character confess to a love interest that she belongs to a Scrabble club? A: Jersey Girl B: Maid in Manhattan C: The Wedding Planner D: Gigli After taking some time to think about this, Miranda picks C. The answer... C! That is all for today; Miranda will see the $100,000 question tomorrow! Today's Home Game answer: What Lies Beneath |
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