WoF Retro Recap: March 14, 2007

EPISODE #4618: FAR EAST ADVENTURES

$1K Toss-Up: AROUND THE HOUSE

W O _ D _ _
T _ Y / B _ X

Lyn (male) would likely buy a WOODEN TOY BOX with his first bit of money. Wednesday’s winner wannabes…

Lyn Spencer: field service engineer for a large equipment manufacturer married for 12 years w/ a blended family of four kids and five grandkids from Mechanicsville, VA

Susie Denny: large shipping company worker married for about 20 yrs. w/ two kids from Beaver Falls, PA

Lisa Mazzetti: marriage and family therapist who’s a Packers fan from L.A.

$2K Toss-Up: PERSON

_ O I _
C O L L _ C _ O R

I’m NOT much of a COIN COLLECTOR, but Lisa was correct for control.

FEATURED TRIP: JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa in Thailand w/ OneTravel.com airfare worth worth $7,200
Mon./Wed./Fri. Gift Tag: Benihana

Round 1: BEFORE & AFTER

But she and Lyn struck out right away w/ T and N, respectively. Going to Susie already who called up two R’s for $1,100, a $1,200 S pair, two O’s, but then L for loss. Lisa next said F as in the food, but that also stood for flunk. Lyn next picked a $300 M, but then a worthless vowel of U. Susie then chose a $400 D, four E’s, and a $600 P. We had…

S P _ R E
_ E D R O O M
E _ E S

It would be creepy if I heard somebody who had SPARE BEDROOM EYES, but she solved for $2,800.

DUDS: T (Lisa), N (Lyn), L (Susie), F (Lisa), U (Lyn)

Jackpot Round: PROPER NAME (PRIZE PUZZLE)

This round’s all Lyn — an $800 N, four E’s, a $600 H, three A’s to wipe out the vowel shop, and two T’s for the food.

A _ E _ A N _ E _
T H E / _ _ E A T

He won $1,900 cash & food and would learn about ALEXANDER THE GREAT on his trip ATHENS, GREECE courtesy of the Greek National Tourism Organization (Olympic AIrlines airfare included) worth $7K — PR.

UNCLAIMED JACKPOT: $6,400

Lyn: $9,900 cash & prizes/Susie: $2,800/Lisa: $2K


Mystery Round: PHRASE

All Susie here — three T’s for $900, a $400 S, five E’s and O, five R’s for $1,500 more, two I’s and five A’s, and an $1,100 N pair.

R A I S E / _ O _ R
R I _ _ T / _ A N _
A N _ / R E _ E A T
A _ T E R / _ E

These are the words you hear during the President’s swearing-in ceremony, and Susie exactly recited “RAISE YOUR RIGHT HAND AND REPEAT AFTER ME” for $2,900 (could’ve gone for the H’s and D’s) — PR #2.

Lyn: $9,900 cash & prizes/Susie: $5,700/Lisa: $2K


$3K Toss-Up: THINGS

_ N _ _ K – _ N _ C K
J _ K _ S

Lyn could only get the last word.

K N _ _ K – _ N _ C K
J _ K _ S

Susie heard some KNOCK-KNOCK JOKES to come closer to his lead.

Round 4: EVENT

First from her mouth were an $800 R, three T’s for $2,700 more, three A’s, but then B for bad. Second for Lisa were a $300 N, an $800 H, E, a $550 G, and the remaining vowels of I and U, but her turn’s finished w/ L for loss. Lyn then said a $1K D pair…

_ A T U R D A _ / N I G H T
D A T E

He got a SATURDAY NIGHT DATE to inch up to $10,900.

DUDS: B (Susie), L (Lisa)

Lyn: $10,900 cash & prizes/Susie: $8,700/Lisa: $2K

Round 5: FICTIONAL CHARACTERS

Lisa first would like the N while on $5Ksorry. Lyn controlled the rest of the round for four T’s for $1,600, four E’s, an $1,800 H pair, and the last vowel of two I’s.

T H E / T H _ E E
_ I T T _ E / _ I _ _

He IDed THE THREE LITTLE PIGS for $2,900 and is up to $13,800.

SOLE DUD: N (Lisa)

Lyn: $13,800 cash & prizes/Susie: $8,700/Lisa: $2K

Speed-Up: PLACE

Consonants were worth $1,800 a pop.

Lyn: T (DUD)
Susie: R
Lisa: L (DUD)
Lyn: N (DUD)
Susie: S
Lisa: 3 M’s

S _ M M _ R
_ _ M _

Lisa thinks it’s a SUMMER HOMEyes for $5,400 (the second word could’ve been CAMP).

DUDS: T (Lyn), L (Lisa), N (Lyn)

FINAL SCORES
Lyn: $13,800 cash & prizes/Susie: $8,700/Lisa: $7,400

GT: $29,900
NO BANKRUPTS!


Bonus Round

After Lyn introduced his wife Susan, he landed on the comma.

Category: THING

The last two letters of this one-wordy are…

_ _ _ _ _ R N

HPCA only added…

_ _ _ H _ R N

but he still heard the FOGHORN for $35K, so he left w/ $48,800 cash & prizes.

MY RATING: 7

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