Transcript 2/6/2008
Play to pay
for your wedding week
Chris Bowker & Elizabeth Alexander
Yorkville, Illinois
Chef & hostess that got together at a restaurant.
$100
A common rule of thumb states that guests have up to one year after a wedding
to do what?
A: Send a wedding gift
B: Meet the bride's parents
C: Pay for the hotel room
D: Lodge a formal complaint
$200
In 1874, what animal walked across Eads Bridge in St Louis, proving that it was
structurally sound?
A: Cat
B: Chicken
C: Elephant
D: Rabbit
Elizabeth is a bit nervous and at first thinks its a cat. Chris talks her out
of that answer.
$300 If a person upstages you, he is said to be "stealing your" what?
A: Snow
B: Cyclone
C: Tide
D: Thunder
$500
Which of these classic movies is best described as a "sword-and sandal" movie?
A: Spartacus
B: Psycho
C: Citizen Kane
D: The Graduate
$1000
What classic Bette Midler song features the lyric "I say love, it is a flower,
and you its only seed"?
A: Wind Beneath my Wings
B: The Rose
C: From a Distance
D: One For My Baby
$2000
The pricey Porsche Cayenne SUV shares its name with a variety of what produce item?
A: Onion
B: Pepper
C: Potato
D: Apple
Meredith reminded Chris he is a chef.
$4000
Often used as a toast at weddings, "l'chaim!" means "to life!" in what language?
A: Hebrew
B: Greek
C: Russian
D: Arabic
$8000
"Ambassador to the Court of St James's" is the official title of the U.S.
ambassador to what country?
A: France
B: Canada
C: Australia
D: United Kingdom
ATA:
A: 6%
B: 12%
C: 16%
D: 66%
Commercial Break
More storm warnings here kept me from hearing what their gift was from Brides.com. The
only word I heard Meredith say about it was karoke machine. Others will fill in the blanks
as to what came along with it, I suppose.
$16000
In her heartfelt 2005 Emmy acceptance speech, who thanked actor William H. Macy
for "kissing me and making me his wife"?
A: Jane Kaczmarek
B: Patricia Arquette
C: Felicity Huffman
D: Stockard Channing
The Horn!
Answers:
$100 A - Send a wedding gift
$200 C - Elephant
$300 D - Thunder
$500 A - Spartacus
$1000 B - The Rose
$2000 B - Pepper
$4000 A - Hebrew
$8000 D - United Kingdom
$16000 C - Felicity Huffman
edited to fix stupid mistake
Transcript 2/6/2008 Chris Bowker & Elizabeth Alexander
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Re: Transcript 2/6/2008 Chris Bowker & Elizabeth Alexand
And the answer almost became E: Llama.BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$200
In 1874, what animal walked across Eads Bridge in St Louis, proving that it was
structurally sound?
A: Cat
B: Chicken
C: Elephant
D: Rabbit
Elizabeth is a bit nervous and at first thinks its a cat. Chris talks her out
of that answer.
$8K: I thought it was either Canada or Australia. But I would've asked the audience anyway, then gone with the right choice.
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Re: Transcript 2/6/2008 Chris Bowker & Elizabeth Alexand
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Chris Bowker & Elizabeth Alexander
Yorkville, Illinois
Chef & hostess that got together at a restaurant.
Elizabeth had an "Aha!" moment when Chris told her it was an elephant. After that she seemed rather flustered.BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$200
In 1874, what animal walked across Eads Bridge in St Louis, proving that it was
structurally sound?
A: Cat
B: Chicken
C: Elephant
D: Rabbit
Elizabeth is a bit nervous and at first thinks its a cat. Chris talks her out
of that answer.
I broke out in song when I saw this question - from "Fiddler on the Roof".BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$4000
Often used as a toast at weddings, "l'chaim!" means "to life!" in what language?
A: Hebrew
B: Greek
C: Russian
D: Arabic
FWIW...Meredith asked about the site for their wedding and they told her it was a "destination wedding" to be held in Traverse City, MI because both of them have "history" there. Meredith announced that a limousine service was providing them with a "party bus" that included a wet bar, two flat-screen plasma TVs and a karaoke machine.BBTranscriptTeam wrote:More storm warnings here kept me from hearing what their gift was from Brides.com. The only word I heard Meredith say about it was karoke machine. Others will fill in the blanks as to what came along with it, I suppose.
No idea, so ATA.BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$16000
In her heartfelt 2005 Emmy acceptance speech, who thanked actor William H. Macy for "kissing me and making me his wife"?
A: Jane Kaczmarek
B: Patricia Arquette
C: Felicity Huffman
D: Stockard Channing
"Elen sila lumenn omentielvo...A star shines on the hour of our meeting."
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Here's an article about Chris and Elizabeth:
http://tinyurl.com/23qp5e
Ten minutes plus a second interview is definitely a winning audition.
Spoiler Warning: The bottom of the article reveals what the first question and answer will be for them on today's episode.
Edit: TinyURLed the link from the Quad City Times.
http://tinyurl.com/23qp5e
Spoiler
Bowker could not believe his luck when they were finally chosen to go to New York for the “Millionaire” taping.
“My fiancée, Elizabeth, is very savvy with our wedding planning. She saw on the Brides.com Web site that “Millionaire” was holding auditions for wedding-themed episodes. When she suggested we go to the auditions, I just thought it would be a fun adventure,” Bowker said.
At 4 a.m. the young couple left for a day of waiting with crowds at Medieval Times in Schaumberg, Ill., who were also trying out for the wedding episodes, plus others who were auditioning for a movie-themed “Millionaire. After a long wait (in the rain) they got their chance at an interview with one of the producers.
“Most people before us were only interviewed for two minutes, so I was surprised when we were interviewed for over 10 minutes. Then we were asked to step aside and meet the head producer,” Bowker said. A week later the couple got a phone call to be show contestants in New York.
“My fiancée, Elizabeth, is very savvy with our wedding planning. She saw on the Brides.com Web site that “Millionaire” was holding auditions for wedding-themed episodes. When she suggested we go to the auditions, I just thought it would be a fun adventure,” Bowker said.
At 4 a.m. the young couple left for a day of waiting with crowds at Medieval Times in Schaumberg, Ill., who were also trying out for the wedding episodes, plus others who were auditioning for a movie-themed “Millionaire. After a long wait (in the rain) they got their chance at an interview with one of the producers.
“Most people before us were only interviewed for two minutes, so I was surprised when we were interviewed for over 10 minutes. Then we were asked to step aside and meet the head producer,” Bowker said. A week later the couple got a phone call to be show contestants in New York.
Spoiler Warning: The bottom of the article reveals what the first question and answer will be for them on today's episode.
Edit: TinyURLed the link from the Quad City Times.