LMaD: Wayne Brady's wearing glasses again, so being his assistant for the day's first deal is Doris (dressed as a doctor). First, with the small box (Jonathan) in play, Monique (dressed as a devil) declines $500 & $700 from Doris' bankroll to win...a Canon EOS 70 digital SLR camera worth $2,179. Secondly, Melissa (dressed as a Joker) steals $1,200 from Doris so that she can give the Big Box back...there was a small game room that included the "Arcade Legends" gaming machine worth $4,896. Finally, Doris takes The Big Risk on Curtain #1, meaning she just said goodbye to $5,696 in cash & games...& only takes away $200 & some ZONKROAST COFFEE.
This morning's Name That Sound couple are Joshua (dressed as a referee; he'll be the soundmaker) & Lyndsey (dressed as an Amazonian Queen).
1. Bird- BIRD ($1K)
2. Tea kettle- TEA KETTLE ($1.5K)
3. Chainsaw- MOTORCYCLE
They're also going for TBR, which is behind Curtain #3...in their case, it's paid off w/ today's DEALER'S DELIGHT, the 2011 KIA Rio- PERFECT DEAL!
Samantha (dressed as a sailor) is going on a little shopping spree w/ a grand in hand. First, she buys what's in Jonathan's designated pocket for half that amount...but it's a penalty prize, a landfill trip. She uses the other half of her cash to purchase Wayne's pocket...which has the card redeemble for the $1,999 Cali Classic scooter. After that, she keeps it, declining Curtain #2 in the process...which had the $7,999 spa.
Joanne (dressed as a chicken) is playing the $250 Seven Envelopes Deal for the 2011 Ford Focus (Curtain #1). She chooses Envelopes #4, #1 & #3.
1. #4- $100
2. #1- $50 ($150)
Later on, she bails out w/ $1K & $4,330 worth of skiing/snowboarding gear (Curtain #2).
FINAL ENVELOPE: #3- $100
The next deal's called "A Trip Down Memory Lane"; Monique's sitting in that throne today.
Round 1 (Red Small Box): YES FOR $700- Unique Spa package ($1.5K)
Round 2 (Green Small Box): YES FOR $800- Michael Greene & Co. topaz/diamond earrings ($2,343)
TBR (Curtain #3): NO- Trip to St. Thomas
The last regular trader of the day's Matthew (dressed as a genie w/ a yellow feather on top). He can either have the $2.5K fake and/or real money envelope or have a look at what's in the SB (Jonathan). He wants the box for now...at the very least, he just gave back $1.5K. After being tempted w/ the electric item back at Curtain #1, he stays w/ the SB...but he's been ZONKED w/ the rocky road ice cream. He misses out on a moderate TiVo package priced at $2,529.
THE BIG DEAL: Joanne fell just short of a car, but maybe she'll get a second chance at one during the Big Deal of the Day, which is worth $26,295. She picks Door #3. The middle door had a kitchen worth...$2,129. That means she actually has to head on over to...the $6,994 bedroom. Left in #1 today was the Honda Civic DX-VP & the trip to Whistler.
TPiR: I'm surprised we haven't gotten skunked since the second day of February (especially when we've had a few $85K+ winners & a 3 Strikes win). Filling out Contestant's Row first are Elise Albert, Mary Epstein, Dayna Winter-Nolte & Jais Malcolm. The first IUFB's swimwear (Rachel behind splitting sign).
Jais: $630/Dayna: $300/Mary: $700/Elise: $750
ARP: $1,381
Elise plays Bonkers for a trip to the Taino Beach Resort & Clubs in The Bahamas (Rachel at Door #3). She gets off to a slow start when she places her first marker before immediately trying to hit the buzzer. Anyway, the starting board:
5 6 4 7
1. HLHL- INCORRECT
2. HHHL- WIN!
ARP: $9,971 (Drew says this in post-production)
Fifth is Gerald Burke & the second IUFB's the VocoPro machine (Gwendolyn in the clam).
Gerald: $1,350/Jais: $1,501/Dayna: $1,502/Mary: BUCK
ARP: $1K
Mary plays Any Number for either a Fuego BBQ (Amber) or the RAM 1500 (Std., Liner, Hitch, Prot)(Rachel at Door #2).
1. 6- BBQ ($ 6 _ _)
2. 7- RAM ($ 2 _ , 7 _ _)
3. 4- BBQ ($ 6 4 _)
4. 2- RAM ($ 2 2 , 7 _ _)
5. 8- RAM ($ 2 2 , 7 8 _)
6. 5- Butt Bank ($ 5 . _ _)
7. 0- Butt Bank ($ 5 . _ 0)
FINAL PICK: 9- WINS $649 BBQ
RAM: $22,781
Left behind in Butt Bank: $5.30
Sixth is Susan Wells & the third one-bid's a Justex men's watch held by Amber.
Susan: $995/Gerald: $1,400/Jais: $850/Dayna: $1,401
All have overbid.
Susan: $695/Gerald: $775/Jais: $550/Dayna: BUCK
ARP: $750
Susan plays One Wrong Price for two iPads marked at $1,553 (Rachel), a Ligna Queen bed marked at $1,897 (Gwen) & the Mitsubishi 82" HDTV marked at $4,198 (Amber). She picks the bed, but I would've gone w/ the iPads...good for her- the bed's $2,759 instead!
SHOWCASE SHOWDOWN #1:
Mary ($1,649): WINS $1K
Susan ($9,260): 70 + Half-Dollar = OVER BY TWO DIMES
Elise ($11,352): 60 + 95 = OVER
Mary's Bonus Spin...goes one notch too many to $.80.
The third orange player's Jacob Christensen from the University of Nebraska & the fourth IUFB's the red LG (also an official NCAA sponsor) washer/dryer (Rachel at Door #2).
Jacob: $1,760/Gerald: $1,761/Jais: $3K/Dayna: $1,762
ARP: $2,768
Dayna plays the Range Game for those twin Honda Rebels worth $7,998 (Amber & Gwen at Door #3). Out of a range of $7,600-$8,200...she just kills it by stopping the board at $7,920-$8,170!
Next on our contestant menu's Air Force member Thomas Shuler & the fifth one-bid's a stainless-steel cappuccino machine (Amber behind rising sign).
Thomas: $399/Jacob: $499/Gerald: $500/Jais: $501
ARP: $1,980
Jais from Michigan, the last of the FF to qualify (& currently a model), plays Punch-a-Bunch (Gwen w/ the big bill, Rachel w/ the SPs).
1. Red rechargable vacuum
IS NOT: $32
PICK: HIGHER- $60
2. Chef'sChoice knife sharpener
IS NOT: $67
PICK: LOWER- $53
3. Fusion Commercial oven
IS NOT: $205
PICK: LOWER- $150
4. Cuisinart Smart Stick
IS NOT: $60
PICK: HIGHER- $44
He takes a jab at Holes #13, #26 & #34...first up is a thou. He goes on...after $500 comes a $100 slip.
George Gray's last name is Angela Masalatis & the final one-bid item's a DXG camcorder (Gwen & Rachel).
Angela: $545/Thomas: $699/Jacob: $550/Gerald: $551
ARP: $600
Gerald's the second person this week to play the Money Game, but in his case, it's for the Focus (Std., AT, Prot, Mats)(Amber at Door #2). Board:
(90)(39)(78)
(16)(17)(82)
(57)(18)(44)
MIDDLE NUMBER: 8 ($ 1 _ , 8 _ _)
After he maxes out on the front of the car for $33 (17 was first), his last two choices are...90 & 78 for a final total of $201, making him the next Front & Back Trick victim (ARP: $18,844).
SCSD #2:
Gerald ($801): Dime + 90 = WINS ANOTHER $1K
Jais ($2,353): 15 + 75 = DIME SHORT
Dayna ($10,766): WINS $1K ALSO
BONUS SPIN-OFF #2 THIS WEEK:
Gerald: $.80
Dayna: $.85 (Gerald leaves w/ $1,801 in cash & camcorder)
SHOWCASE #1: Avanti Fitness CG6 cardio gym & a $2K shoporagnic gift card (Rachel at Door #1), a $5K bonus (Amber) & the Catalina sailboat (Gwen at Door #3)
DAYNA PASSES TO MARY; MARY BIDS $24.5K ON BOAT SHOWCASE
MY BID FOR BOAT SHOWCASE: $24,895
DAYNA'S AROUND THE WORLD SHOWCASE (Rachel at Door #2): Tonga, Singapore & Rome
DAYNA BIDS $28,652 ON AROUND THE WORLD SHOWCASE
MY BID FOR AROUND THE WORLD SHOWCASE: $28,800
MARY'S SHOWCASE ARP: $32,304 (Difference: $7,804)
DAYNA'S SHOWCASE ARP: $22,692- MARY WINS!
Mary wins $34,953, including $6K in green; Dayna leaves w/ $11,766 in cash & prizes.
TODAY'S PG RECORD: 3-3
TOTAL WINNINGS: $71,475
IMPORTANT NOTES: "American Idol's" Constantine Maroulis will appear on Tuesday's episode, while Holly Robinson Peete & Julie Chen will make cameos a week from today; also, Drew will stop by "The Talk" next Wednesday.
21: Wednesday's panel (Episode 4093):
Philip (originally from Milwaukee)- A wedding DJ/coordinator who will be doing this at his brother's wedding
Brad (Orange County, CA)- A sophomore engineer who once got scared off by an alligator while he was paddling in Costa Rica
Lori (originally from Oklahoma)- L.A. graphic designer/photographer
Round 1 Base Cards:
Philip: (7C)/Brad: (8S)/Lori: (QH)
Maingame Bonus Trip: Reno
1. According to an ABC News poll, 50% of women say what about the first time they had sex- they were too young, their partner was too old or (unknown)?
Brad: Too young- CORRECT (100)
CARD: 2 OF SPADES; KEEPS IT (10)
2. Who famously said "I want my life back" when he got tired of overseeing the Gulf oil spill for BP- Tony Hayward, Rahm Emanuel or Governor Bobby Jindal?
Brad: Tony- RIGHT (200)
CARD: QUEEN OF SPADES; FREEZES AT 20
3. Last year, fans rejoiced when what A-lister finally trimmed his beard, making him look years younger than his Benjamin Button character?
Lori: Brad Pitt- CORRECT (100)
CARD: JACK OF SPADES, WHICH IS PASSED TO PHILIP (17)
4. Late at night, what keyboardist can be seen playing his organ near his boss, David Letterman?
Philip: Paul Shaffer- RIGHT (100)
CARD: 6 OF DIAMONDS, WHICH IS PASSED TO LORI (16)
5. If you get home late & your wife asks "Where's the beef?", she might be in the mood for burgers from what fast-food chain that previously used that slogan?
Philip: Wendy's- RIGHT (200)
CARD: 2 OF DIAMONDS, WHICH IS PASSED TO LORI (18)
6. Bankable actor Johnny Depp played bank robber John Dillinger in what 2009 movie- "Watchmen", "Public Enemies" or "The Untouchables"?
Philip: TIME OVER
Lori: "Public Enemies"- CORRECT (200)
CARD: ACE OF HEARTS; PASSES TO PHILIP (18)
7. Because they always loved the good party, George Washington & John Adams were members of what political party- Federalists, Republicans or Democrats?
Philip: Federalists- RIGHT (300)
CARD: KING OF CLUBS, BUSTING LORI
FINAL CARD FOR PHILIP: JACK OF CLUBS- BRAD WINS OPENING ROUND (700)
Round 2 Base Cards:
Philip: (6C)/Brad: (5H)/Lori: (6S)
This is how the board changes four questions later:
Philip: (6C)(5D) = 11 (600)/Brad: (5H)(JH) = 15 (800)/Lori: (6S)(9H)(10S)- ELIMINATED (200)
5. Nothing fishy about it- Shamu might know sardines are packed w/ what essential nutrient- Vitamin C, D or E?
Philip: D- RIGHT (700)
CARD: 9 OF CLUBS- WINS ROUND 2
Championship Round Base Cards:
Philip: (4H)/Brad: (JD)
1. Though it only turned 50 years old in 2008, what organization requires that all of its members must be at least 50 years old?
Brad: AARP- YES
CARD: ACE OF CLUBS- WINS GAME & TRIP!
BLACKJACK BONANZA W/ THREE POWER CHIPS:
OPENING CARDS:
Hand #1: (AC)/Hand #2: (7D)/Hand #3: (8D)
1. JACK OF HEARTS; HAND #1 CLEARED ($1K)
2. 2 OF SPADES; PLACES IN HAND #3 (10)
3. 2 OF DIAMONDS; ALSO PLACED IN HAND #3 (12)
4. 5 OF DIAMONDS; CHANGES IT (two PCs left)
5. 10 OF CLUBS, WHICH IS CHIPPED ALSO (one PC left; could've reached $5K level by now)
6. KING OF SPADES; FINAL CHIP USED
7. QUEEN OF DIAMONDS, WHICH IS PLACED IN HAND #2 (17); GOES ON
8. 8 OF CLUBS, WHICH IS PLACED IN HAND #3 (20); STOPS W/ $2K & THE TRIP (could've won $25K by this point)
FINAL CARD: 5 OF SPADES
WoF: As the $1,000 Toss-Up gets loaded in, a Place is required:
_ I T C H E R ' S _ O _ N _
Colin solves the baseball-related PITCHER'S MOUND to score first; remember, MLB's new season begins tomorrow. Now, to Wednesday's player roster:
Colin Seale (Vegas; originally from Brooklyn)- A part-time law student & middle school math teacher who enjoys dancing; he's also a former hip-hop instructor
Lee Anne Cox (Auburn, MA)- Systems engineer for a large defense contractor/college football fan
Theresa Cantwell (Charleston, SC)- Legal assistant to a real estate developer
$2K TU category will be On the Map:
_ _ _ T H
_ A _ _ _ A
Colin takes an early stab at it w/ SOUTH DAKOTA...tripler.
After a Voyagaire houseboat trip on Crane Lake to Minnesota worth $6,327 goes onto the big circle, the ally bank Jackpot Round category's Song/Artist- that could be up Colin's alley. But he Bankrupts right out of the gate next to the $2.5K wedge. Secondly, Lee Anne calls four T's for $1,200, buys four E's, calls a $450 H & a $550 B & buys an A before calling three S's for another nine Benjamins, two R's for $1,200 more & a $300 M & cleaning out the vowels (one U & I & two O's). After she puts up a P for the Wild Card, a Y for the HiSunglasses gift tag & two L's for the houseboat, we have...
S T A R T / M E / U P
B Y / T H E
R O L L I _ _
S T O _ E S
...she solves "START ME UP" BY THE ROLLING STONE for $10,677 in cash & prizes.
SOLE BANKRUPT OF THE ROUND: Colin
LEFT BEHIND IN JACKPOT: $7.5K
First in the Before & After Round, Lee Anne calls three T's for $1.5K & two N's for another $900, but she then loses a turn by buying A, the only dud vowel on this board. Second, Theresa calls a $900 S, purchases two E's, but she then spins Lose a Turn. Third, Colin wastes a Free Play landing by repeating the A & then gets the LaT as well. Back to Lee Anne, she inserts four R's for another $2,200, buys two O's & a U, but she then LaTs out for the second time in the round. Theresa then calls for a $500 L & a $300 H & the board now...
R _ _ H T
T U R N / O N
R E _
L O _ S T E R
...she makes a RIGHT TURN ON RED LOBSTER to get on the board w/ $1,450 & keep control.
SOLE DUD: A (Lee Anne)
LaTs: 3 (two by Theresa, Colin)
SOLE DQ: Colin (A bobble)
The IHOP Mystery/Prize Puzzle Round asks for a Phrase. She initially calls two S's for $1,800 & buys three E's & that's followed by three T's while on the Mystery Wedge in between FP & LaT. She risks her $1,550...$10K! After two O's get bought, she goes Bankrupt next to the top dollar space to lose the remaining $11,300. Doggone. Colin then buzzes in...
T _ E _ E ' S / _ O T
_ / _ _ O _ _ / _ _
T _ E / S _ _
...he admits "THERE'S NOT A CLOUD IN THE SKY" for the mystery trip to the Rincon Beach Resort worth $6,100, $9,100 total.
SOLE BANRKUPT: Theresa
TONIGHT'S SPIN ID: AS0779425 (Allan S. from Hawaii)
The topic of the final TU's Show Biz:
M O V _ E
_ R _ I L _ _ S
Lee Anne blanks out; she also says the right solution a little too late.
M O V I E
T R _ I L _ _ S
Colin solves MOVIE TRAILERS to re-gain first place w/ $12,100 in cash & Puerto Rico.
He'll also begin a Person puzzle, first w/ a $600 pair of T's, five E's & a $15K trio of N's before the Last Chance Bell is heard...
_ _ N _ _ E _ _ _ _ N _ _
_ E _ _ E _ E N T _ T _ _ E
...the remaining consonants are valued at $1.5K apiece. Later, Theresa has a trio of S's pop up...
_ _ N _ R E S S _ _ N _ L
R E _ R E S E N T _ T _ _ E
...this non-CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVE adds $4.5K to her final third-place bank of $5,950. Lee Anne leaves w/ her Jackpot Round haul of $10,677 in cash & goodies & that last TU solve of his "Seales" the deal for Colin w/ $12,100 in cash & trip!
$28,727 in cash & merchandise has been passed out tonight to this very moment.
TONIGHT'S BANKRUPT TRASH: $11,300
Big Money Round: Colin's a better player than his current winnings indicate; let's hope he can really prove it right now. He spins the I from SPIN & his BMR subject this evening will be Phrase. The first letters that go up:
L _ _ _ _
_ T / _ _ _
For the second night in a row, the endgame's not going to be so dramatic in a good way! After calling GHFI...
L _ _ G H
I T / _ F F
...he may LAUGH IT OFF when it comes to the fact that he's going to have to pay tax & title on the Lexus IS 250 C (even though $5K's being thrown in)! All told, he leaves w/ $65,685 in cash & stuff!
J!: I don't mean to jinx all you "Jeopardy!" fans out there, but we have not had a champion retain their championship on April Fool's Day Week in three years. Even w/ just $2.5K so far, sculpture/writer Ted Sitting Crow Garner's trying to buck that trend as soon as this match against:
Paul Cheng (Walnut, CA)- Graduate student of English Ellen Dickens (New Castle, ME)- Adult education director
First Six Categories: A DICKENSIAN NIGHTMARE, UNIVERSITY SPORTS TEAMS, "GENERAL" JOB INFORMATION, BATTLE TO NAME THE WAR, MAGAZINE FEATURES (three are listed on each clue) & 3-LETTER ABBREV.
When they first go to break, Cheng leads $3,000 to Garner's $1,600 & Dickens' $600. Just before the second timeout, Garner's left w/ the Daily Double at the end of "General" Job Information & first place w/ $5,800; he's $1,200 ahead of Cheng & $3,400 over Dickens. He's wagering $1,800, so his lead's at risk on this:
In 1870, Congress created this position to direct the Marine Hospital Service.
"What is The Surgeon General?"...he's still ahead w/ $7,600!
LACH TRASH (all attempted): $1,400
The Rundown for Double Jeopardy!: BIBLICAL PEOPLE & PLACES, PHILMOGRAPHIES (at least two movie titles are given each time), ARTISTS' RETREATS, GET SMART, U.S. GEOGRAPHY & "CH"ILL OUT!
On Clue #4 of this round, Dickens digs up a DD under the middle Artists' Retreat w/ $2,800; Cheng's still second w/ $5,400 & the champion's still in the lead at $8K. She's going for a $5,600 True DD on this clue:
The patronage of Mabel Dodge Luhan made an artists' magnet of this town, 55 miles from Santa Fe.
"What is Taos?"...that's the correct New Mexico city to make her the temporary runner-up! Biblical People & Places is the last attempted category of the round, where the second DD is found by...Dickens on the second clue; this game has gotten tense & tight, as she's a very close third w/ $12,400; Cheng's at $13,800 & is only $200 shy of the champion's lead. The bet from the middle lady is $5K. Here's the answer to possibly put her ahead of the pack:
Ezra was the leader of the Jews who returned from this land, by whose waters they had sat down & wept.
"What is Babylon?"...new leader w/ $17,400!
SOLE ATTEMPTED TS: $1,600 (Biblical People & Places)
UNATTEMPTED LACH TRASH: $4K
TOTAL DJ! LACH TRASH: $5,600
After DJ!: Ted: $12,400/Ellen: $18,600/Paul: $15,800
CORYAT SCORES: Ted: $12,400/Ellen: $18,600/$15,800
FINAL JEOPARDY! TOPIC: Influential 19th Century Thinkers.
At the University of Bonn in 1836, he was wounded in a duel w/ a member of an aristocratic Prussian fraternity.
Ted Sitting Crow Garner wrote down "Who is Karl Marx?" at first, but crossed it off & made his final response "Who is (Friedrich) Nietzsche"...KARL WOULD'VE BEEN RIGHT & HE DROPS TO TWO DOLLARS AS A RESULT OF SECOND-GUESSING HIMSELF. Paul Cheng...is incorrect w/ "Who was (Georg Wilhelm Friedrich) Hegel?" & forfeits $4,200; he's still in the game w/ $11,600. Ellen Dickens only wrote "Who is Marx?"...that's ACCEPTABLE for the title w/ $21,700! Garner leaves w/ $3.5K.
CC: An instant DOUBLE RIDE starts for Debbie & Mike; they're on pace to go 36 blocks to Clark.
$100 Round:
1. Featured in Cold EEZE & ZYCAM, what chemical element's commonly billed as a whole remedy for colds?
Guess: Zinc- CORRECT ($100)
2. Also a series on "Animal Planet", what's the term for the manager who supervises a section of the casino floor?
Guess: "Pit Boss"- RIGHT ($200)(30 blocks left)
3. Last year, what U.S. department debuted a newly-minted blog w/ an inaugural post penned by Secretary Tim Geithner?
Guess: Treasury- RIGHT ($300)
4. Sometimes known as rounded brackets, what punctuation marks are commonly used to indicate multiplication in a math equation?
Guess: Parentheses- RIGHT ($400)(24 blocks to go)
$200 Round:
1. The best-selling iPhone app of 2010, what video game challenges you to take out pesky pigs w/ irate avians?
Guess: "Pig Snort"- ZONK ANSWER OF THE WEEK NOMINEE FOR STRIKE ONE (A: "Angry Birds")
2. Thanks to his advocy of LSD, what 1960s counter-culture icon did Richard Nixon once call "the most dangerous man alive"?
Guess: Timothy Leary- RIGHT ($600)
3. Popular in Barcelona, .cat is an Internet domain used for websites related to what European language & culture? Mobile Shout-Out: Mike calls his brother Patrick.
STRIKE TWO (A: Catalan)(10 blocks remaining)
4. The seasonal home of over 750K bats, the Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge's a landmark of what state capital (which is the home of female wrestler Rachel Summerlyn)?
Guess: Springfield- LOSS (A: Austin)
Broadway & Buckingham is the target block for Josh, Kevin & Tim; Beth wants to drive them 41 blocks. Once this shows up, they've got $300 & one strike against them: RED LIGHT CHALLENGE: According to a Gallup poll, five of the most admired people of the 20th Century are women. Name four of these five iconic women.
Correct people said: Eleanor Roosevelt
Not given: Helen Keller, Jackie Onassis, Margaret Thatcher & Mother Theresa
At the end...w/ two strikes, they take $900 into their double-or-nothing question:
VIDEO BONUS: Known as a scarab in Ancient Egypt, this insect has the strength to move over a thousand times its body weight. W/ a name alluding to its unappetizing diet, what's this brawny variety of beetle?
One of these guys just saw this in class recently- it's the Dung for $1,800!
The final foursome of Bridget, Katie, Megan & Thab are on a 36-block road trip...at $450 & one strike:
RLC #2: As determined by the music magazine Blender, name the big four bands that made up the 1960s British invasion.
Correct music groups said: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks & The Who ($700)
Do they go the distance...NOT QUITE, so a grand goes down the tubes.
SL: Representing The Ready Set are said musician (Jordan from Fort Wayne, IN), Andy (bassist from Virginia Beach), Travis (drummer from Carrollton, TX), Keegan (guitarist from Green Bay, WI), Jason (merchandise manager from Green Bay) & Deryck (sound man from Omaha, NE).
$300 Round:
1. "Sweet Red Corn"- Jordan has half a minute to eat a lipstick-covered corn on the cob.
RESULT: PASS ($300)
2. "Running Water"- While walking on a treadmill, Jason has to be shot by water bottles for :20.
RESULT: FAIL
3. "School Yard Slap"- In his second task out of three for the round, Jordan has to get hit by two girls while they're playing Patty Cake.
RESULT: PASS ($600)
$400 Round:
1. "Not Wanted Greeting"- Deryck has to receive an unpleasant greeting from two ladies wearing pointy hats- one in the front & one in the back.
RESULT: PASS ($1K)
Five-Player Challenge: Deryck's being trapped on a chair by some foul-tasting "Freedom Meat". The remainder of the band has :30 to get him free via eating.
RESULT: PASS ($1,400)
3. "Body Rake"- Travis must allow a male sweeper to sweep the leaves off his body.
RESULT: PASS ($1,800)
$800 Round:
1. "Twister Whack" (Keegan)
RESULT: PASS ($2,600)
2. "Liver Cone"- Andy has 30 seconds to eat a liver paste ice cream cone.
RESULT: DISQUALIFIED
3. "Gloved Catch"- This time, Keegan has to wear a giant baseball glove costume & has to be hit by :30 worth of fastballs from a regulation baseball pitcher.
RESULT: PASS ($3,400)
GRAND CHALLENGE: Keegan GETS THROUGH the "Trapping Glue" to send them home as the other $4,400 winners of the week!
MtWI: The next team to enter the 60-Second Circle are Russell Lloyd from Allen, TX (who's a self-proclaimed geek) & Shannon Houser from Bend, OR. Since these next few weeks are earlier-taped episodes, the Blueprint Bonuses are OFF the table.
Zone 1:
$1K: "Tilt a Cup"
1. PASS W/ :22 LEFT
$2.5K: "Movin' On Up"
1. X
2. PASS W/ :11 LEFT
$5K: "Play It By Ear"
1. PASS
$10K: "Suck It Up"
1. PASS W/ :24 LEFT
Zone 2:
$50K: "Go the Distance"
1. Shannon- XX
2. Russell- XXX
That sends them home w/ 10 $100 bills.
Starting their game off tonight are Michael & Richelle Moh from St. Paul, MN.
Zone 1:
$1K: "Roll With It"
1. Russell- PASS W/ :23 LEFT
$2.5K: "Ball Cap"
1. Richelle- PASS IN :26
$5K: "Octopus"
1. Russell- PASS IN :25
("Millionaire" time's up horn)
(Note: Most of this episode was based around "HOP".)
Episode ratings:
8: "Silent Library" & "Wheel of Fortune"
7: "Catch 21", "Jeopardy!", "Let's Make a Deal" & "The Price is Right"
6: "Ca$h Cab Chicago" & "Minute to Win It"
