Transcript 2/14/2014 - Joe Chisholm (carryover contestant)

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Joe Chisholm
New York City, NY
actor

Joe is no stranger to the spotlight but there's no role that would have prepared him for the pressure of being on this show. Joe has $23,500 in his bank and no lifelines.

Topic Tree (randomized):
David Hasselhoff
NY Times
Detachable Bosom
Souvenirs
Anchorman
In Decline
William Shakespeare
Fast Food
Company Policy
????

Question #8 (Detachable Bosom):
A popular men's fashion item in the 19th century, what garment was once referred to as a "detachable bosom"?
A - waistcoat
B - spats
C - ascot
D - dickie

Joe asks how much money he has and then gives his final answer

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Answer: D (dickie)
Value: $3,000
Bank: $26,500

Question #9 (NY Times):
Although it was achieved only 2 months later, an October 1903 New York Times article stated it would be at least 1 million years until what was possible?
A - moving stairs
B - transcontinental radio
C - manned airplane flight
D - color photography

Joe rules out

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moving stairs

. He mutters something about

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the Wright brothers

.

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Answer: C (manned airplane flight)
Value: $15,000
Bank: $41,500

Question #10 (David Hasselhoff):
When dividing up property in his 2008 divorce settlement, David Hasselhoff made sure he kept total possession of what?
A - his red Baywatch trunks
B - his comic book series
C - KITT from Knight Rider
D - the phrase "Don't hassle the Hoff"

Joe isn't sure about this. He muses that Hasselhoff might have

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multiple pairs of Baywatch trunks

and thinks that

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KITT might have been a singular thing and he wouldn't have had it.

Joe doesn't think that

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the comic book series

would be of much value. Joe ends up walking away.

Spoiler

Answer: D (the phrase "Don't hassle the Hoff")
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $20,750

[SportsFan68]

Only one JTQ left. I think it's safe to say I'm doomed.

Question #10 (David Hasselhoff):
When dividing up property in his 2008 divorce settlement, David Hasselhoff made sure he kept total possession of what?
A - his red Baywatch trunks
B - his comic book series
C - KITT from Knight Rider
D - the phrase "Don't hassle the Hoff"

Joe isn't sure about this. He muses that Hasselhoff might have

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multiple pairs of Baywatch trunks

and thinks that

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KITT might have been a singular thing and he wouldn't have had it.

Joe doesn't think that

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the comic book series

would be of much value. Joe ends up walking away.

Spoiler

Answer: D (the phrase "Don't hassle the Hoff")
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $20,750

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JTQ 2

[jarnon]

Question #10 (David Hasselhoff):
When dividing up property in his 2008 divorce settlement, David Hasselhoff made sure he kept total possession of what?
A - his red Baywatch trunks
B - his comic book series
C - KITT from Knight Rider
D - the phrase "Don't hassle the Hoff"

Joe isn't sure about this. He muses that Hasselhoff might have

Spoiler

multiple pairs of Baywatch trunks

and thinks that

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KITT might have been a singular thing and he wouldn't have had it.

Joe doesn't think that

Spoiler

the comic book series

would be of much value. Joe ends up walking away.

Spoiler

Answer: D (the phrase "Don't hassle the Hoff")
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $20,750

Not only would I have never guessed D, I thought it was a joke answer and would have rejected it if the audience voted for it.

[MarleysGh0st]

Question #10 (David Hasselhoff):
When dividing up property in his 2008 divorce settlement, David Hasselhoff made sure he kept total possession of what?
A - his red Baywatch trunks
B - his comic book series
C - KITT from Knight Rider
D - the phrase "Don't hassle the Hoff"

Joe isn't sure about this. He muses that Hasselhoff might have

Spoiler

multiple pairs of Baywatch trunks

and thinks that

Spoiler

KITT might have been a singular thing and he wouldn't have had it.

Joe doesn't think that

Spoiler

the comic book series

would be of much value. Joe ends up walking away.

Spoiler

Answer: D (the phrase "Don't hassle the Hoff")
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $20,750

Not only would I have never guessed D, I thought it was a joke answer and would have rejected it if the audience voted for it.

Yeah. I gather the phrase is trademarked.