Transcript 04/17/2012 Teresa Kime

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Transcript 04/17/2012 Teresa Kime

#1 Post by BBTranscriptTeam » Tue Apr 17, 2012 4:48 pm

Double Your Money Week
Teresa Kime
Dunmore, PA
Registered nurse (assists with heart surgery)

Her daughter Kelly is in the audience. Kelly's advice was "Don't gamble this away. No gambling"
Mere asked Teresa if she has an issue with gambling because Teresa likes to visit casinos.
Teresa said she was told if they win money to drive straight home and not stop at a casino.

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10 Happy Anniversary DOUBLE MONEY
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Question 5 - Level 10 Happy Anniversary DOUBLE MONEY
In 2011, what publication had the 400th anniversary of its original publication?
A. Farmer's Almanac B. Webster's Dictionary
C. King James Bible D. Gray's Anatomy
Spoiler
Teresa decided to guess, not because she is a gambler or anything. A, Farmers Almanac
Answer and value
C. King James Bible
Value: $not revealed
Bank: $1000-consolation

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Re: Transcript 04/17/2012 Teresa Kime

#2 Post by Kazoo65 » Tue Apr 17, 2012 7:28 pm

There was a Final Jeopardy a few months back that mentioned the KJB's 400th anniversary. I knew this one cold.
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Re: Transcript 04/17/2012 Teresa Kime

#3 Post by SportsFan68 » Tue Apr 17, 2012 11:12 pm

Question 5 - Level 10 Happy Anniversary DOUBLE MONEY
In 2011, what publication had the 400th anniversary of its original publication?
A. Farmer's Almanac B. Webster's Dictionary
C. King James Bible D. Gray's Anatomy
Spoiler
Teresa decided to guess, not because she is a gambler or anything. A, Farmers Almanac
Answer and value
C. King James Bible
Value: $not revealed
Bank: $1000-consolation
The King James Bible is the only one that fits the time frame, final answer.
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#4 Post by MarleysGh0st » Wed Apr 18, 2012 11:53 am

Here's an article on Teresa's carryover appearance.

http://thetimes-tribune.com/news/dunmor ... -1.1301226

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Re: Transcript 04/17/2012 Teresa Kime

#5 Post by earendel » Thu Apr 19, 2012 6:12 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Double Your Money Week
Teresa Kime
Dunmore, PA
Registered nurse (assists with heart surgery)

Her daughter Kelly is in the audience. Kelly's advice was "Don't gamble this away. No gambling"
Mere asked Teresa if she has an issue with gambling because Teresa likes to visit casinos.
Teresa said she was told if they win money to drive straight home and not stop at a casino.
Of course she's not going to get her money right away, but I guess the TV audience isn't supposed to know that.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 5 - Level 10 Happy Anniversary DOUBLE MONEY
In 2011, what publication had the 400th anniversary of its original publication?
A. Farmer's Almanac B. Webster's Dictionary
C. King James Bible D. Gray's Anatomy
Spoiler
Teresa decided to guess, not because she is a gambler or anything. A, Farmers Almanac
Answer and value
C. King James Bible
Value: $not revealed
Bank: $1000-consolation
What amazes me is that this was a Level 10 question in the unrandomized stack.
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