Transcript 10/24/12 - Ron Freshour (shoefresh)

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Transcript 10/24/12 - Ron Freshour (shoefresh)

#1 Post by BBTranscriptTeam » Thu Oct 25, 2012 6:55 pm

Ron Freshour (shoefresh)
Austin, Texas

Game show fanatic, living in an apartment with only 1 piece of furniture
Hopin' to go from squalor to baller!
Something of a gambler, took a casino for $15,000 in an hour, playing craps. He then shows that he has dice on his underwear!

Meredith: "This is going to be one heck of a game!"

Topic Tree (pre-randomized):
10. Sporty Lingo
9. Borrowed Names
8. Frog-Like Politician
7. Mates
6. Stuck In Your Craw
5. Too Short
4. Bad Reviews
3. Cook's Book
2. On the Road
1. Haired Enough

Topic Tree: (Randomized)

4. Bad Reviews
6. Stuck In Your Craw
5. Too Short
1. Haired Enough
7. Mates
9. Borrowed Names
3. Cook's Book
8. Frog-Like Politician
10. Sporty Lingo
2. On the Road

Question 1 - Level 2. On the Road

On a highway, a road sign showing a picture of a tent indicates a driver is approaching a what?

A: Restaurant
B: Hospital
C: Campsite
D: Playground

Ron talks out all of the choices before settling on his final answer.
Answer and value
C: Campsite
Value: $1,000
Bank: $1,000
Question 2 - Level 10. Sporty Lingo

Though it sounds scandalous, a "hooker in the scrum" is actually a position in what sport?

A: Rugby
B: Cricket
C: Badminton
D: Squash
Answer and value
A: Rugby
Value: $100
Bank: $1,100
Question 3 - Level 8. Frog-Like Politician

Which of the following political figures shares his first name with a semi-aquatic amphibian that has a frog-like body?

A: Rand Paul
B: Orrin Hatch
C: Newt Gingrich
D: Rahm Emanuel

Ron takes off his glasses, covers his eyes, points at the screen, and shouts out the answer!
Answer and value
C: Newt Gingrich
Value: $3,000
Bank: $4,100
Question 4 - Level 3. Cook's Book

A 2011 book for foodies, "Extra Virginity" is subtitled "The Sublime and Scandalous World of" what?

A: Garlic
B: Black Pepper
C: Olive Oil
D: Butter
Answer and value
C: Olive Oil
Value: $2,000
Bank: $6,100
Ron: "Now we're talkin' a luxury couch, maybe leather!"

Question 5 - Level 9. Borrowed Names

In what is seemingly a play on the name of a controversial film director, Nicki Minaj calls her alter ego what?

A: Woody Fallen
B: Mel Jibson
C: Michael Boore
D: Roman Zolanski

(Meredith pronounces "Fallen" to rhyme with "Allen".)

Would the audience know? He's going to jump the Q.
Answer and value
D: Roman Zolanski (He wasn't confident about any, but that's the closest he was feeling.)
Value: $15,000 (!)
Bank: $6,100
Question 6 - Level 7. Mates

An emperor has his empress, a king has his queen and a czar has his what?

A: Czarette
B: Czarina
C: Czarella
D: Czarstress
Answer and value
B: Czarina
Value: $10,000
Bank: $16,100
Meredith gets a big hug. We'll be right back.

Commercial break.

The lucky undies get more camera time.

Question 7 - Level 1. Haired Enough

Which of these hair-related phrases is commonly used to describe a person who suddenly starts acting crazy, unhinged or bezerk?

A: Lose a toupee
B: Wig out
C: Go weave-crazy
D: Comb-over a cliff

Ron: "I'm about 5 years from going lose a toupee myself (rubs head)."
Answer and value
B: Wig out
Value: $5,000
Bank: $21,100
Question 8 - Level 5. Too Short

You must be at least 5'8.5" tall, male, between 19 and 30 years old and Catholic to be considered for which of these elite groups?

A: CIA
B: Swiss Guard
C: The Beefeaters
D: The Israeli Army
Spoiler
He rules out the Israeli Army, because of the whole "Catholic" thing. He doesn't think the CIA would have that requirement either.
Meredith says the audience are like her children. When they're good, they're really good. When they're bad, they're horrible!

ATA
Spoiler
A: 0%
B: 83%
C: 15%
D: 2%
Answer and value
B: Swiss Guard
Value: $25,000!
Bank: $46,100
Ron engages in some serious jumping!

Question 9 - Level 6. Stuck In Your Craw

Since 1960, what state has been the home to the famous Breaux Bridge Crawfish Festival?

A: Maine
B: South Carolina
C: Louisiana
D: Washington
Answer and value
C: Louisiana
Value: $500
Bank: $46,600
Commercial break.

Question 10 - Level 4. Bad Reviews

In a 2012 Vanity Fair article, what summer blockbuster was blasted as "Not Worth the $1 Bill Stuffed in Channing Tatum's Briefs"?

A: Men in Black 3
B: Rock of Ages
C: Battleship
D: Magic Mike
Answer and value
D: Magic Mike
Value: $7,000
Bank: $53,600
Meredith invites Ron to strip down to just his underwear!

$53,600, guaranteed. Let's play...

CLASSIC MILLIONAIRE

Question 11 - $100K

Introduced in 1993, what Ken doll raised eyebrows with his blonde highlights, purple mesh shirt and fake leather vest?

A: Disco King Ken
B: Runway Model Ken
C: Biker Fun Ken
D: Earring Magic Ken

Ron has no way to narrow this down.

JTQ
Answer
D: Earring Magic Ken
Commercial break.

QOTD (from unknown date)

In 1789, George Washington's presidential inauguration took place in what city?

A: Washington, D.C.
B: Philadelphia
C: New York City
D: Boston
Spoiler
C
Not only will he able to get some furniture, but Ron will be able to help his mom repair the cracked foundation in her house.

Question 12 - $250K

With a whopping 15 in total, what is the most common last name among those with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?

A: Anderson
B: Smith
C: Williams
D: Lee

He does a little math, realizing that this is about a $25,000 wager, with a possible $250,000 win.

Meredith: "You are a gambler."
Ron: "Want to see the underwear again?"
Spoiler
He asks Meredith how many Williamses she knows. "Some" she replies.
If he misses, it's still $25,000 and a chance to meet Meredith Viera.
Spoiler
C
, final answer.
Answer
Of course he gets a fake-out! "No, no, no...yes, yes, yes!"
C: Williams (Andy, Bill, Billy Dee, Cindy, Earl, Esther, Guy, Hank, Joe, Kathleen, Paul, Robert, Roger, Tex, and Vanessa Williams.)
Are you ready to go for $500,000?

End of show noise!

Ron comes back tomorrow with no lifelines, but a chance at the super-rare $500,000 question. Way to go Ron!

(If we didn't know that they tape 5 shows a day, Meredith's suggestion that you wear the lucky underwear "tomorrow" would be, well, kinda gross actually.)

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Re: Transcript 10/24/12 - Ron Freshour (shoefresh)

#2 Post by themanwho » Fri Oct 26, 2012 5:51 am

Bump with completed transcript.

What a great job, Ron, and so much fun to watch!
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Re: Transcript 10/24/12 - Ron Freshour (shoefresh)

#3 Post by earendel » Fri Oct 26, 2012 6:06 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: Ron Freshour (shoefresh)
Austin, Texas

Game show fanatic, living in an apartment with only 1 piece of furniture
Hopin' to go from squalor to baller!
Something of a gambler, took a casino for $15,000 in an hour, playing craps. He then shows that he has dice on his underwear!

Meredith: "This is going to be one heck of a game!"
How right you were, Meredith.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 5 - Level 9. Borrowed Names

In what is seemingly a play on the name of a controversial film director, Nicki Minaj calls her alter ego what?

A: Woody Fallen
B: Mel Jibson
C: Michael Boore
D: Roman Zolanski

(Meredith pronounces "Fallen" to rhyme with "Allen".)

Would the audience know? He's going to jump the Q.
Answer and value
D: Roman Zolanski (He wasn't confident about any, but that's the closest he was feeling.)
Value: $15,000 (!)
Bank: $6,100
From my recliner I guessed the correct answer; at the Blackjack Table® I'd have burned my ATA and hoped they knew.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 7 - Level 1. Haired Enough

Which of these hair-related phrases is commonly used to describe a person who suddenly starts acting crazy, unhinged or bezerk?

A: Lose a toupee
B: Wig out
C: Go weave-crazy
D: Comb-over a cliff

Ron: "I'm about 5 years from going lose a toupee myself (rubs head)."
Answer and value
B: Wig out
Value: $5,000
Bank: $21,100
I was expecting "flip your wig" to be right answer.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 8 - Level 5. Too Short

You must be at least 5'8.5" tall, male, between 19 and 30 years old and Catholic to be considered for which of these elite groups?

A: CIA
B: Swiss Guard
C: The Beefeaters
D: The Israeli Army
Spoiler
He rules out the Israeli Army, because of the whole "Catholic" thing. He doesn't think the CIA would have that requirement either.
Meredith says the audience are like her children. When they're good, they're really good. When they're bad, they're horrible!

ATA
Spoiler
A: 0%
B: 83%
C: 15%
D: 2%
Answer and value
B: Swiss Guard
Value: $25,000!
Bank: $46,100
The Beefeaters are the ones that do the changing of the guard ceremony at the Tower of London, and I doubt they would have to be Catholic. And since the Swiss Guards guard the Pope, it would make sense for them to be Catholic.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 11 - $100K

Introduced in 1993, what Ken doll raised eyebrows with his blonde highlights, purple mesh shirt and fake leather vest?

A: Disco King Ken
B: Runway Model Ken
C: Biker Fun Ken
D: Earring Magic Ken

Ron has no way to narrow this down.

JTQ
Answer
D: Earring Magic Ken
I'd JTQ this one also.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 12 - $250K

With a whopping 15 in total, what is the most common last name among those with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?

A: Anderson
B: Smith
C: Williams
D: Lee

He does a little math, realizing that this is about a $25,000 wager, with a possible $250,000 win.

Meredith: "You are a gambler."
Ron: "Want to see the underwear again?"
Spoiler
He asks Meredith how many Williamses she knows. "Some" she replies.
If he misses, it's still $25,000 and a chance to meet Meredith Viera.
Spoiler
C
, final answer.
Answer
Of course he gets a fake-out! "No, no, no...yes, yes, yes!"
C: Williams (Andy, Bill, Billy Dee, Cindy, Earl, Esther, Guy, Hank, Joe, Kathleen, Paul, Robert, Roger, Tex, and Vanessa Williams.)
I immediately thought of Billy Dee, Esther, Guy, Cindy, Andy and (erroneously) Robin. I could not think of that many Smiths and figured it wasn't either of the other two, so I'd have gone with Williams.

So it's on to the $500K question and I still have a lifeline.
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Re: Transcript 10/24/12 - Ron Freshour (shoefresh)

#4 Post by Appa23 » Fri Oct 26, 2012 8:04 am

I guessed that the controversy over "blonde highlights, purple mesh shirt and fake leather vest" was that Ken was portrayed as being stereotypically gay, so Earring Magic Ken was the answer.


Not sure that I would have felt comfortable on the show explaining it.

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Re: Transcript 10/24/12 - Ron Freshour (shoefresh)

#5 Post by SportsFan68 » Fri Oct 26, 2012 11:01 am

Question 5 - Level 9. Borrowed Names

In what is seemingly a play on the name of a controversial film director, Nicki Minaj calls her alter ego what?

A: Woody Fallen
B: Mel Jibson
C: Michael Boore
D: Roman Zolanski

(Meredith pronounces "Fallen" to rhyme with "Allen".)

Would the audience know? He's going to jump the Q.
Answer and value
D: Roman Zolanski (He wasn't confident about any, but that's the closest he was feeling.)
Value: $15,000 (!)
Bank: $6,100
JTQ
Question 10 - Level 4. Bad Reviews

In a 2012 Vanity Fair article, what summer blockbuster was blasted as "Not Worth the $1 Bill Stuffed in Channing Tatum's Briefs"?

A: Men in Black 3
B: Rock of Ages
C: Battleship
D: Magic Mike
Answer and value
D: Magic Mike
Value: $7,000
Bank: $53,600
ATA
Question 11 - $100K

Introduced in 1993, what Ken doll raised eyebrows with his blonde highlights, purple mesh shirt and fake leather vest?

A: Disco King Ken
B: Runway Model Ken
C: Biker Fun Ken
D: Earring Magic Ken

Ron has no way to narrow this down.

JTQ
Answer
D: Earring Magic Ken
JTQ
Question 12 - $250K

With a whopping 15 in total, what is the most common last name among those with stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?

A: Anderson
B: Smith
C: Williams
D: Lee

He does a little math, realizing that this is about a $25,000 wager, with a possible $250,000 win.

Meredith: "You are a gambler."
Ron: "Want to see the underwear again?"
Spoiler
He asks Meredith how many Williamses she knows. "Some" she replies.
If he misses, it's still $25,000 and a chance to meet Meredith Viera.
Spoiler
C
, final answer.
Answer
Of course he gets a fake-out! "No, no, no...yes, yes, yes!"
C: Williams (Andy, Bill, Billy Dee, Cindy, Earl, Esther, Guy, Hank, Joe, Kathleen, Paul, Robert, Roger, Tex, and Vanessa Williams.)
I'm outta there.
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-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller

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