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Angela Kozinski
West Chester, PA
Stay-at-home mom, three kids

Topic Tree:

The Power of Ten
Heavy Medals
Bill Gates
Constitutional Law
Concentration
Peanuts
Bold-Faced Names
Hockey Talk
Food Chains
Wax On, Wax Off
Eat Right
Burn Baby Burn
Happy Holidays
Training Day
Bug Off!



$100 (Bug Off!):
Which of these insects produces a type of food that is commonly eaten by humans?
A. Fire ant B. Honeybee
C. Grasshopper D. Cookieroach

Spoiler

B. Honeybee [:08]

$200 (Training Day):
A person would most likely use "training wheels" when learning how to do what?
A. Swim B. Drive a car
C. Play golf D. Ride a bicycle

Spoiler

D. Ride a bicycle (:09)

$300 (Happy Holidays):
Which of these holidays is known in Spain as "Ano Nuevo"?
A. Christmas B. New Year's Day
C. Easter D. Thanksgiving

Spoiler

B. New Year's Day (:07)

$500 (Burn Baby Burn):
By definition, dermatitis is an inflammation of the what?
A. Skin B. Sinuses
C. Eyeball D. Lymph nodes

Spoiler

A. Skin [:08]

$1000 (Eat Right):
Diets that incorporate the healthy eating habits of Greece, Spain, and Italy are fittingly referred to as what?
A. Caribbean B. Baltic
C. Mediterranean D. Arabian

Spoiler

C. Mediterranean (:09)

Meredith introduces today’s expert, Joel Stein, columnist with “Time” magazine.

$2000 (Wax On, Wax Off):
Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas features a statue of Hugh Hefner made not of wax, but of what more appropriate material?
A. Steel B. Cardboard
C. Concrete D. Silicone

Spoiler

D. Silicone (:21)

$4000 (Food Chains):
The restaurant chain Ruby Tuesday shares its name with a famous song by what rock band?
A. Eagles B. The Beatles
C. Rolling Stones D. The Beach Boys

Spoiler

Angela says, "My parents are yelling from their chairs, so I'm gonna stick with B, The Beatles, final answer"

Correct was C. Rolling Stones, Angela guessed B at :18

Angela left with $1000.

Commercial break

Angela Kozinski
West Chester, PA
Stay-at-home mom, three kids

Topic Tree:

The Power of Ten
Heavy Medals
Bill Gates
Constitutional Law
Concentration
Peanuts
Bold-Faced Names
Hockey Talk
Food Chains
Wax On, Wax Off
Eat Right
Burn Baby Burn
Happy Holidays
Training Day
Bug Off!



$100 (Bug Off!):
Which of these insects produces a type of food that is commonly eaten by humans?
A. Fire ant B. Honeybee
C. Grasshopper D. Cookieroach

Do the humans have to be nekkid?

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:The Power of Ten
Heavy Medals
Bill Gates
Constitutional Law
Concentration
Peanuts
Bold-Faced Names
Hockey Talk
Food Chains
Wax On, Wax Off
Eat Right
Burn Baby Burn
Happy Holidays
Training Day
Bug Off!

Another stack that looks good for me.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$4000 (Food Chains):
The restaurant chain Ruby Tuesday shares its name with a famous song by what rock band?
A. Eagles B. The Beatles
C. Rolling Stones D. The Beach Boys

Angela says, "My parents are yelling from their chairs, so I'm gonna stick with B, The Beatles, final answer"

You're right. Your parents are yelling at you.

Nihil obstat®

NellyLunatic1980 wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:The Power of Ten
Heavy Medals
Bill Gates
Constitutional Law
Concentration
Peanuts
Bold-Faced Names
Hockey Talk
Food Chains
Wax On, Wax Off
Eat Right
Burn Baby Burn
Happy Holidays
Training Day
Bug Off!

Another stack that looks good for me.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$4000 (Food Chains):
The restaurant chain Ruby Tuesday shares its name with a famous song by what rock band?
A. Eagles B. The Beatles
C. Rolling Stones D. The Beach Boys

Angela says, "My parents are yelling from their chairs, so I'm gonna stick with B, The Beatles, final answer"

You're right. Your parents are yelling at you.

Nihil obstat®

I mighta done the same thing she did.

I can hear the song in my head and could not tell you for sure who sang it. I think I would ATA'd tho.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$4000 (Food Chains):
The restaurant chain Ruby Tuesday shares its name with a famous song by what rock band?
A. Eagles B. The Beatles
C. Rolling Stones D. The Beach Boys

Spoiler

Angela says, "My parents are yelling from their chairs, so I'm gonna stick with B, The Beatles, final answer"

Correct was C. Rolling Stones, Angela guessed B at :18

Angela left with $1000.

This denizen of the Lyrically Speaking cellar would have been excited to think he actually knew a pop music answer.

And would have done exactly what Angela did.

Here's an article from before Angela's appearance:

http://www.delcotimes.com/articles/2009 ... 494342.txt

After seeing an ad for tryouts in New York City, Kozinski logged on to her computer and shot an e-mail to the show's executives.

A few months later, in May, Kozinski was part of the "cattle call" outside the ABC studios in The Big Apple, hoping to land the hot seat across from Meredith Vieira.

All it took was a written test and two interviews; Kozinski got the call letting her know she had a chance to win big.

That's all it took.

"It was just such an exciting experience, and I was just so proud of myself for doing it all," Kozinski said Monday.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Angela Kozinski
West Chester, PA
Stay-at-home mom, three kids

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$2000 (Wax On, Wax Off):
Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas features a statue of Hugh Hefner made not of wax, but of what more appropriate material?
A. Steel B. Cardboard
C. Concrete D. Silicone

Spoiler

D. Silicone (:21)

E - latex

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$4000 (Food Chains):
The restaurant chain Ruby Tuesday shares its name with a famous song by what rock band?
A. Eagles B. The Beatles
C. Rolling Stones D. The Beach Boys

Spoiler

Angela says, "My parents are yelling from their chairs, so I'm gonna stick with B, The Beatles, final answer"

Correct was C. Rolling Stones, Angela guessed B at :18

Yeah, her parents were yelling. I wonder how they reacted when they actually saw the show and saw Angela go down in flames.

MarleysGh0st wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$4000 (Food Chains):
The restaurant chain Ruby Tuesday shares its name with a famous song by what rock band?
A. Eagles B. The Beatles
C. Rolling Stones D. The Beach Boys

Spoiler

Angela says, "My parents are yelling from their chairs, so I'm gonna stick with B, The Beatles, final answer"

Correct was C. Rolling Stones, Angela guessed B at :18

This denizen of the Lyrically Speaking cellar would have been excited to think he actually knew a pop music answer.

And would have done exactly what Angela did.

I've disliked the Stones from the start, and still knew this one. She'll be hearing about this from relatives for the rest of her life. However, this is one of those "certain" answers we all fear to hit on our hotseat turn. At least I do. It's what you don't know that you don't know that'll get ya.

Goodbye, Angela Kozinski. Still, we're gonna miss you.

slam wrote:Goodbye, Angela Kozinski. Still, we're gonna miss you.

Ha!

I bet even Ted knew this one.

Here's an article about Angela's appearance. A lot of it describes the viewing party she had, including her willingness to drag out the suspense on the question she missed. I'm glad she's not taking it too hard.

http://www.delcotimes.com/articles/2009 ... 960389.txt

Thousandaire wrote:

slam wrote:Goodbye, Angela Kozinski. Still, we're gonna miss you.

Ha!

I bet even Ted knew this one.

Yup. And he's going to be on Famous Names week.......once he gets out of prison.