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Transcript 09/18/14 - Kyle Baudoin

#1 Post by BBTranscriptTeam » Mon Sep 29, 2014 7:11 pm

Kyle Baudoin
Southbury, CT


Terry begins the game without any conversation with Kyle.

Kyle's Plus One is his father-in-law, Bill Wixton.



Question #1
In one of his biggest hits, Sam Cooke claims to be poorly versed in all but which of the following subjects?

A: History B: Trigonometry
C: Chemistry D: The French he took

Kyle thinks he remembers the song, but he's not comfortable enough about it. He asks the audience.
ATA
A: 10% B: 15% C: 66% D: 9%
Answer/Value/Bank
C: Chemistry
Question Value: $100
Bank: $100

Question #2
The names of common foods can created b combining the chemical symbols of all but which of the following?

A: Barium, sodium & sodium B: Cobalt and & radon
C: Phosphorus, arsenic & tantalum D: Lithium & neon

Kyle jumps the question. If he had to guess, he'd say
Spoiler
lithium & neon, because those two things don't sound very edible.

Answer/Value/Bank
D: Lithium & neon
Question Value: $7,000
Bank: $100

-- Commercial Break --


Question #3
In 2014, what Olympic gold medalist's leotard and uneven bar grips were on display at the Smithsonian Institute?

A: Gabby Douglas B: Bonnie Blair
C: Tara Lipinski D: Florence Griffith Joyner
Answer/Value/Bank
A: Gabby Douglas
Question Value: $25,000
Bank: $25,100

Terry asks Kyle what he does for a living. Kyle is a cop. Now he's a detective, but his first job, down in Louisiana, was as a corn cop in a corn maze. After writing that on his job application, he got the nickname "Niblets" at the police station.


Question #4
"Tap the neck of the bottle, where the 57 is" is a tip for doing what faster?

A: Spraying perfume B: Popping a wine cork
C: Chugging a carbonated soda D: Pouring ketchup
Answer/Value/Bank
D: Pouring ketchup
Question Value: $1,000
Bank: $26,100

Question #5
If Pippa Middleton had a pipa pipa with a pipa, which of these very talented animals would she own?

A: Bird that brews its own beer B: Toad that plays a lute
C: Bear that weaves baskets D: Snake that does origami

Kyle uses his Plus One. Bill doesn't know what a pipa is. Kyle walks away with 13,050.
Answer
B: Toad that plays a lute

-- Commercial Break --

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Re: Transcript 09/18/14 - Kyle Baudoin

#2 Post by earendel » Tue Sep 30, 2014 6:02 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Kyle Baudoin
Southbury, CT

Terry begins the game without any conversation with Kyle.

Kyle's Plus One is his father-in-law, Bill Wixton.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #2
The names of common foods can created b combining the chemical symbols of all but which of the following?

A: Barium, sodium & sodium B: Cobalt and & radon
C: Phosphorus, arsenic & tantalum D: Lithium & neon

Kyle jumps the question. If he had to guess, he'd say
Spoiler
lithium & neon, because those two things don't sound very edible.
Answer/Value/Bank
D: Lithium & neon
Question Value: $7,000
Bank: $100
It doesn't have anything to do with whether they sound edible or not. Ba-Na-Na, Co-Rn, P-As-Ta.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #5
If Pippa Middleton had a pipa pipa with a pipa, which of these very talented animals would she own?

A: Bird that brews its own beer B: Toad that plays a lute
C: Bear that weaves baskets D: Snake that does origami

Kyle uses his Plus One. Bill doesn't know what a pipa is. Kyle walks away with 13,050.
Answer
B: Toad that plays a lute
No idea, and this doesn't sound like something the audience would know, so JTQ.
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Re: Transcript 09/18/14 - Kyle Baudoin

#3 Post by MarleysGh0st » Tue Sep 30, 2014 6:37 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: Question #5
If Pippa Middleton had a pipa pipa with a pipa, which of these very talented animals would she own?

A: Bird that brews its own beer B: Toad that plays a lute
C: Bear that weaves baskets D: Snake that does origami

Kyle uses his Plus One. Bill doesn't know what a pipa is. Kyle walks away with 13,050.
Answer
B: Toad that plays a lute
If Pippa Middleton had a pipa pipa, I would hope it was very talented
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on the pipa,
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because that is
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one ugly toad.
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:lol:

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Re: Transcript 09/18/14 - Kyle Baudoin

#4 Post by SportsFan68 » Tue Sep 30, 2014 2:11 pm

Question #2
The names of common foods can created b combining the chemical symbols of all but which of the following?

A: Barium, sodium & sodium B: Cobalt and & radon
C: Phosphorus, arsenic & tantalum D: Lithium & neon

Kyle jumps the question. If he had to guess, he'd say
Spoiler
lithium & neon, because those two things don't sound very edible.

Answer/Value/Bank
D: Lithium & neon
Question Value: $7,000
Bank: $100
Ugh. OK, ba na na; co ra, rd, rn; p ar as Dunno tantalum -- ta? If that's it, it's pasta. Lithium is li, neon is ne. Line. D, final answer.
Question #3
In 2014, what Olympic gold medalist's leotard and uneven bar grips were on display at the Smithsonian Institute?

A: Gabby Douglas B: Bonnie Blair
C: Tara Lipinski D: Florence Griffith Joyner
Answer/Value/Bank
A: Gabby Douglas
Question Value: $25,000
Bank: $25,100
Process of elimination -- Bonnie is speed skating, Tara is figure skating, FloJo is track and field. A, final answer.
Question #5
If Pippa Middleton had a pipa pipa with a pipa, which of these very talented animals would she own?

A: Bird that brews its own beer B: Toad that plays a lute
C: Bear that weaves baskets D: Snake that does origami

Kyle uses his Plus One. Bill doesn't know what a pipa is. Kyle walks away with 13,050.
Answer
B: Toad that plays a lute
Never heard of it. JTQ.
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Re: Transcript 09/18/14 - Kyle Baudoin

#5 Post by ElendilPickle » Thu Oct 02, 2014 12:23 pm

Meanwhile, I was standing backstage saying to myself, "It's the toad with the lute!" :)

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