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Transcript 2/13/2008 John Leonard

#1 Post by BBTranscriptTeam » Wed Feb 13, 2008 5:39 pm

Transcript February 13, 2007

John Leonard
Attorney
Mt Sinai, NY



$100
The first of the Ten Commandments begins, "I am the Lord thy god, which
have brought thee out of the land of" where?

A: Sweden
B: Canada
C: Egypt
D: Chuck E. Cheese's

$200
What instruction do parents often give their kids to remind them to
use good posture?

A: Take out the trash
B: Sit still
C: Do your homework
D: Stand up straight

$300
What Washington, D.C. landmark commemorates over 58,000 people?

A: Washington Memorial
B: Vietnam Memorial
C: Lincoln Memorial
D: Jefferson Memorial

$500
"Serve and volley" is a traditional style of play in what sport?

A: Golf
B: Ice hockey
C: Soccer
D: Tennis

$1000
In the 2007 movie "Shrek the Third", what familiar storybook character
suffers from narcolepsy?

A: Sleeping Beauty
B: Rapunzel
C: Snow White
D: Cinderella

$2000
Which of these scents does Yankee Candle offer in its Floral Fragrances
collection and not its Food Fragrances collection?

A: Creme Brulee
B: Buttercream
C: Sweet Honeysuckle
D: Shiraz

$4000
Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park is located in which of these
U.S. states?

A: Alaska
B: Montana
C: Nevada
D. Colorado

$8000
What actor played drums for the Beach Boys in the '80s, even appearing in
their happy-go-lucky "Kokomo" video?

A: David Hasselhoff
B: Lorenzo Lamas
C: Don Johnson
D: John Stamos

$16000
Who is the only U.S. President to have held the rank of five-star general?

A: Ulysses S. Grant
B: Dwight D. Eisenhower
C: Zachary Taylor
D: Andrew Jackson

ATA:

A: 16%
B: 79%
C: 0%
D: 5%

Commercial Break

His son wanted a new room, if he keeps going maybe they can get a new house.

$25,000
Despite their tasty-sounding name, sweetbreads are typically made from
what not-so-appetizing parts of an animal?

A: Thyroid & liver
B: Pancreas & thymus
C: Kidney & testes
D: Intestine & pituitary gland

John calls his brother Jim. The audience laughs when the phone rings.
John says "I'll kill him if he doesn't answer" so it must have rung
several times although we only hear one ring.
Jim answers right away & says 100% sure.

$50,000
Jose Socrates is the prime minister of what country?

A: Brazil
B: Spain
C: Portugal
D: Peru

John decides to switch the question

$50,000
Though they don't smell quite as pretty, onions are commonly classified in the
same family as which of these flowers?

A: Geranium
B: Lily
C: Crocus
D: Iris

50/50 leaves

A: Geranium
B: Lily

Commercial Break

Meredith tells John she knows that he told his producer Jim that if
he got to the $100,000 question, he would guess. He says he may have changed his mind about that now.


$100,000
Featured in the horror classic "Alien", the spacecrafts Nostromo and
Narcissus take their names from works by what author?

A: Theodore Dreiser
B: Henry James
C: E. M. Forster
D: Joseph Conrad

John said to forget the gambling, he doesn't have a clue and walks with
$50,000.
















Answers:

$100 C-Egypt
$200 D-Stand up straight
$300 B-Vietnam Memorial
$500 D-Tennis
$1000 A-Sleeping Beauty
$2000 C-Sweet Honeysuckle
$4000 A-Alaska
$8000 D-John Stamos
$16000 D-Dwight D Eisenhower
$25000 B-Pancreas & thymus
$50000 C-Portugal
$50000 B-Lily
$100000 D-Joseph Conrad

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#2 Post by tanstaafl2 » Wed Feb 13, 2008 5:47 pm

Dead in the water at 8K unless the ATA is convincing. Otherwise I may well have to burn up other lifelines to get past it.

If i get past there I might get to the 100K Q were again I was SOL. Which is odd as Alien is a favorite movie of mine. Should have known the source of the USCSS Nostromo, 180286.
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Re: Transcript 2/13/2008 John Leonard

#3 Post by jarnon » Wed Feb 13, 2008 8:22 pm

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:John Leonard
Attorney
Mt Sinai, NY
Long Island - WE®
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$100
The first of the Ten Commandments begins, "I am the Lord thy god, which
have brought thee out of the land of" where?

A: Sweden
B: Canada
C: Egypt
D: Chuck E. Cheese's
He couldn't show his face in Mt. Sinai if he missed this.

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#4 Post by bazodee » Wed Feb 13, 2008 9:20 pm

Klondike Gold Rush NHP actually has two units. One is located in Skagway, Alaska, but the other part is located in Seattle, commemorating both the beginning and end point for the migration. Luckily the writers chose not to include Washington as a distractor.

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#5 Post by NellyLunatic1980 » Thu Feb 14, 2008 4:55 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:John Leonard
Attorney
Mt Sinai, NY
WE®, and probably a MAWG®
$500
"Serve and volley" is a traditional style of play in what sport?

A: Golf
B: Ice hockey
C: Soccer
D: Tennis
What the transciber didn't mention was that John used a common Bored word in his editorial to this question. He said that sports was "in his wheelhouse".

$25K: No clue. Ask the audience first. PAF if they don't give a definitive answer.

$50K: If I still have the PAF here, use it; otherwise, switch.

$50K #2: Knew this one immediately.

$100K: If I still have the STQ here, use it; otherwise, take the 50:50 and walk away cuz I have NFC®.

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#6 Post by earendel » Thu Feb 14, 2008 6:32 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:John Leonard
Attorney
Mt Sinai, NY
A WE®?
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$100
The first of the Ten Commandments begins, "I am the Lord thy god, which
have brought thee out of the land of" where?

A: Sweden
B: Canada
C: Egypt
D: Chuck E. Cheese's
Underneath the audience's laughter Meredith commented something to the effect that "Now we're all going to hell."
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$1000
In the 2007 movie "Shrek the Third", what familiar storybook character
suffers from narcolepsy?

A: Sleeping Beauty
B: Rapunzel
C: Snow White
D: Cinderella
The way he deliberated over this question I wonder if he thought there was some sort of trick involved.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$8000
What actor played drums for the Beach Boys in the '80s, even appearing in their happy-go-lucky "Kokomo" video?

A: David Hasselhoff
B: Lorenzo Lamas
C: Don Johnson
D: John Stamos
The reason I knew this one was because the Beach Boys appeared on an episode of "Full House".
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$25,000
Despite their tasty-sounding name, sweetbreads are typically made from
what not-so-appetizing parts of an animal?

A: Thyroid & liver
B: Pancreas & thymus
C: Kidney & testes
D: Intestine & pituitary gland

John calls his brother Jim. The audience laughs when the phone rings.
John says "I'll kill him if he doesn't answer" so it must have rung several times although we only hear one ring. Jim answers right away & says 100% sure.
"Sweetbreads" are not the same as "Rocky Mountain oysters".
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$50,000
Jose Socrates is the prime minister of what country?

A: Brazil
B: Spain
C: Portugal
D: Peru

John decides to switch the question
With the way that Meredith pronounced the name it sounded Portugese, so it was either A or C. I guessed C, but might have tried the 50/50 to see what was left.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$50,000
Though they don't smell quite as pretty, onions are commonly classified in the same family as which of these flowers?

A: Geranium
B: Lily
C: Crocus
D: Iris

50/50 leaves

A: Geranium
B: Lily
I wouldn't have seen this question but I knew the answer.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Meredith tells John she knows that he told his producer Jim that if he got to the $100,000 question, he would guess. He says he may have changed his mind about that now.
Well, maybe he could make an educated guess.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$100,000
Featured in the horror classic "Alien", the spacecrafts Nostromo and
Narcissus take their names from works by what author?

A: Theodore Dreiser
B: Henry James
C: E. M. Forster
D: Joseph Conrad

John said to forget the gambling, he doesn't have a clue and walks with
$50,000.
My first thought was B, but I'd have used a lifeline to confirm. Probably PAF.
"Elen sila lumenn omentielvo...A star shines on the hour of our meeting."

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#7 Post by earendel » Thu Feb 14, 2008 6:34 am

bazodee wrote:Klondike Gold Rush NHP actually has two units. One is located in Skagway, Alaska, but the other part is located in Seattle, commemorating both the beginning and end point for the migration. Luckily the writers chose not to include Washington as a distractor.
elwing mentioned this when the question came up. She's been doing a lot of reading on Alaska because of our upcoming cruise.
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#8 Post by MarleysGh0st » Thu Feb 14, 2008 7:26 am

NellyLunatic1980 wrote:
BBTranscriptTeam wrote: $500
"Serve and volley" is a traditional style of play in what sport?

A: Golf
B: Ice hockey
C: Soccer
D: Tennis
What the transciber didn't mention was that John used a common Bored word in his editorial to this question. He said that sports was "in his wheelhouse".
Yeah, this was the second time this week that I felt like we had a BB who had kept a low profile going into the Hot Seat. :)

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#9 Post by gsabc » Thu Feb 14, 2008 7:58 am

MarleysGh0st wrote:
NellyLunatic1980 wrote:
BBTranscriptTeam wrote: $500
"Serve and volley" is a traditional style of play in what sport?

A: Golf
B: Ice hockey
C: Soccer
D: Tennis
What the transciber didn't mention was that John used a common Bored word in his editorial to this question. He said that sports was "in his wheelhouse".
Yeah, this was the second time this week that I felt like we had a BB who had kept a low profile going into the Hot Seat. :)
We may have our own jargon, but this isn't a phrase unique to us, after all.

Now if someone says they felt "jipted", that would be something else entirely.
I just ordered chicken and an egg from Amazon. I'll let you know.

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#10 Post by MarleysGh0st » Thu Feb 14, 2008 8:08 am

gsabc wrote: We may have our own jargon, but this isn't a phrase unique to us, after all.

Now if someone says they felt "jipted", that would be something else entirely.
True. It was a combination of the jargon and good game play above the level of that seen with the usual "personable" contestants. :wink:

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