PT-BAM Transcripts: Rachel Ray (Celebrity) (8/16/09)

[BBTranscriptTeam]

Another cross-promotion in an attempt to save an already-floundering Shark Tank (although it did a little better this week than its first week, where it lost half of BAM’s audience. This Sunday, it held onto 5.7 million of the 7.0 million who watched BAM) . My Irish colleague said that this show, known as Dragon’s Den in the UK (same name as the original which was created in Japan) is quite popular.

Rachel finally makes her appearance. She has two charities: Yummo (her own charity offering scholarships and food awareness programs and help feed the poor), and North Shore Animal League (related to Animal Rescue, which also receive 100% of the proceeds from sales of her pet foods line of projects).

Rachel asks Regis what percentage of the questions he knows the answer to- Regis responds “98” without missing a beat

$50,000- Which of the following is a true statement about the letters in the standard Google logo?

A- Both “O”s are yellow B- Both “G”s are blue
C- The “L” is red D- The “E” is green

Rachel decides to ATA.

ATA Results:

Spoiler

A- 24%, B- 49%, C-17%, D- 10%

Despite the less-than-overwhelming numbers, Rachel goes with the audience.

Spoiler

B- Both “G”s are blue

[NellyLunatic1980]

I knew that the colors of the letters in the Google logo were blue, red, green, and yellow, and that no two consecutive letters had the same color. But I did not know what the order of the colors were. I just never really paid attention to the logo.

[mntetn]

Great question for a PAF who could, uh, google it

[Lackadaisical Stumblebum]

I would have no clue on this. I don't use google all that often, but I do use gmail, so I see their colour scheme every day. And I'd still have no clue.

Just like I lived across the street from the OTC for years and saw the Olympic flag every single day, but I still wouldn't have been able to tell you which ring was which colour, although I could name the colours themselves.

[clem21]

I knew it b/c I'm fairly sure I remember the exact question from Ken Jennings' book...