WWTBAM Bored

Sonya Knapinsky
Bayside, NY
Flight Attendant


Sonya's playing to win enough to replace her old beat-up car, Jezebel. She's got $25,000, and her category tree is:

Chillin'
Climate Control
Word is Born
States of the Union
The Artsy Crowd
(Water World)
(Stage and Screen)
(Snack Time!)
(Time Travel)
(Get a Hobby)
(On Vacation)
(Entourage)
(Home For Purim)
(Is This Edible?)
(It's Elementary)

Sonya still has her PAF and DD left.

$50,000 (The Artsy Crowd): What artist depicted his close friend's furniture in the 1888 painting "Paul Gaugin's Armchair"?
A. Vincent Van Gogh B. Claude Monet
C. Paul Cezanne D. Georges Seurat

Sonya chooses to PAF (34). Standing by are her friends Cathal (Ridgewood, NY), Peter (Westbury, NY) and Jim (Dover, DE). She chooses to call Jim.

PAF discussion

Sonya wastes a little time mispronouncing "Gaugin" and Jim immediately asks for the question again. By the time she's finished reading (and spelling) again, time runs out.

She guesses incorrectly

Spoiler

(she guessed B. Claude Monet)

, and leaves with $25,000.

Spoiler

A. Vincent Van Gogh (27)

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$50,000 (The Artsy Crowd): What artist depicted his close friend's furniture in the 1888 painting "Paul Gaugin's Armchair"?
A. Vincent Van Gogh B. Claude Monet
C. Paul Cezanne D. Georges Seurat

Sonya chooses to PAF (34). Standing by are her friends Cathal (Ridgewood, NY), Peter (Westbury, NY) and Jim (Dover, DE). She chooses to call Jim.

PAF discussion

Sonya wastes a little time mispronouncing "Gaugin" and Jim immediately asks for the question again. By the time she's finished reading (and spelling) again, time runs out.

She guesses incorrectly

Spoiler

(she guessed B. Claude Monet)

, and leaves with $25,000.

Spoiler

A. Vincent Van Gogh (27)

I've seen this painting in person; it was on display in Amsterdam when I was there a million years ago. I used the show as a clue in a Seven Clues game.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: $50,000 (The Artsy Crowd): What artist depicted his close friend's furniture in the 1888 painting "Paul Gaugin's Armchair"?
A. Vincent Van Gogh B. Claude Monet
C. Paul Cezanne D. Georges Seurat

Sonya chooses to PAF (34). Standing by are her friends Cathal (Ridgewood, NY), Peter (Westbury, NY) and Jim (Dover, DE). She chooses to call Jim.

PAF discussion

Sonya wastes a little time mispronouncing "Gaugin" and Jim immediately asks for the question again. By the time she's finished reading (and spelling) again, time runs out.

She guesses incorrectly

Spoiler

(she guessed B. Claude Monet)

, and leaves with $25,000.

Spoiler

A. Vincent Van Gogh (27)

I could hear her PAF say "Van Gogh" just as he was cut off, but apparently Sonya and Meredith couldn't hear that? Meredith even said something about him not having an answer.

And, in previous seasons, this is where I'd talk about having the contestant practice the pronunciation of any difficult words before beginning the PAF call. But now that The Damned Clock keeps running...

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Sonya Knapinsky
Bayside, NY
Flight Attendant

Sonya's playing to win enough to replace her old beat-up car, Jezebel.

I'm sure the car manufacturers will appreciate your purchase.

Our power was out so I didn't get to see the show even though I was home (the District Engineer actually closed the district office).

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$50,000 (The Artsy Crowd): What artist depicted his close friend's furniture in the 1888 painting "Paul Gaugin's Armchair"?
A. Vincent Van Gogh B. Claude Monet
C. Paul Cezanne D. Georges Seurat

Sonya chooses to PAF (34). Standing by are her friends Cathal (Ridgewood, NY), Peter (Westbury, NY) and Jim (Dover, DE). She chooses to call Jim.

PAF discussion

Sonya wastes a little time mispronouncing "Gaugin" and Jim immediately asks for the question again. By the time she's finished reading (and spelling) again, time runs out.

This shouldn't be too difficult a Google. Since I have all my lifelines I'll use the PAF.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$50,000 (The Artsy Crowd): What artist depicted his close friend's furniture in the 1888 painting "Paul Gaugin's Armchair"?
A. Vincent Van Gogh B. Claude Monet
C. Paul Cezanne D. Georges Seurat

I am intimately familiar with this painting. One time in my art class in my sophomore year of high school, we had an assignment of modernizing classic pieces of art and drawing them by using some medium besides paint. I chose to draw an updated version of "Paul Gauguin's Armchair" using artist's crayons.