Transcript 02/17/2009 Amy Heller (carryover contestant)

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Transcript 02/17/2009 Amy Heller (carryover contestant)

#1 Post by BBTranscriptTeam » Tue Feb 17, 2009 7:38 pm

WWTBAM Transcript 2/17/09

Amy Heller
New York, NY
Founded the W Girls NYC for underprivileged women and children
Said she would donate much of her winnings since they have no budget.

Guest host Cat Deeley

Double-dip is her remaining lifeline

Topic Tree:

Two By Two
Famous Pets
Doubleheaders
That’s the Question
(The Big Four-Oh)
(Celestial Bodies)
(Dorky Dads)
(Sweet!)
(Splish Splash)
(Mani-Pedi)
(Guest Stars)
(Journalism School)
(Foreign Cars)
(Video Games)
(Around the House)


$100K (That’s the Question):
Named for the British intellectual Alan Turing, a "Turing Test" attempts to answer what question?
A. Is there extraterrestrial life? B. Is there life after death?
C. When did the universe begin? D. Can computers think?


Double-Dip (:31)
Spoiler
First answer was correct

D. Can computers think? (:31)

$250K (Doubleheaders):
Yankees great Lou Gehrig delivered his historic "Luckiest Man" speech between games of a doubleheader against what team?
A. Detroit Tigers B. Washington Senators
C. Philadelphia Athletics D. St. Louis Browns
Spoiler
B. Washington Senators (She said she had no idea and walked at :26)

Amy walked with $100K.


Commercial Break

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Re: Transcript 02/17/2009 Amy Heller (carryover contestant)

#2 Post by gsabc » Tue Feb 17, 2009 8:13 pm

A gimme at $100K.

A NAFC on the $250K. I can only assume you would know this cold if you've watched "Pride of the Yankees". Equally NAFC how you would Google this within the time constraints. I wouldn't expect the Expert to know, either. I'd probably end up walking, too.
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#3 Post by Bob78164 » Tue Feb 17, 2009 8:17 pm

gsabc wrote:A gimme at $100K.

A NAFC on the $250K. I can only assume you would know this cold if you've watched "Pride of the Yankees". Equally NAFC how you would Google this within the time constraints. I wouldn't expect the Expert to know, either. I'd probably end up walking, too.
Gehrig luckiest double header brings it right up.

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#4 Post by NellyLunatic1980 » Wed Feb 18, 2009 5:55 am

$100K was easy.

$250K looks like a good Google question for the Phone-A-Friend.

So I'm going for $500K with DD and Expert left.

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#5 Post by littlebeast13 » Wed Feb 18, 2009 6:02 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$250K (Doubleheaders):
Yankees great Lou Gehrig delivered his historic "Luckiest Man" speech between games of a doubleheader against what team?
A. Detroit Tigers B. Washington Senators
C. Philadelphia Athletics D. St. Louis Browns
Spoiler
B. Washington Senators (She said she had no idea and walked at :26)

It's not easy to get me on a high level question about MLB, but I did not know this one, and my guess would have been wrong. I know the exact date this happened, but not who they were playing....

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Re: Transcript 02/17/2009 Amy Heller (carryover contestant)

#6 Post by earendel » Wed Feb 18, 2009 6:20 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:WWTBAM Transcript 2/17/09

Amy Heller
New York, NY
Founded the W Girls NYC for underprivileged women and children
Said she would donate much of her winnings since they have no budget.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$100K (That’s the Question):
Named for the British intellectual Alan Turing, a "Turing Test" attempts to answer what question?
A. Is there extraterrestrial life? B. Is there life after death?
C. When did the universe begin? D. Can computers think?

Double-Dip (:31)
Spoiler
First answer was correct

D. Can computers think? (:31)
A question right in my wheelhouse.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$250K (Doubleheaders):
Yankees great Lou Gehrig delivered his historic "Luckiest Man" speech between games of a doubleheader against what team?
A. Detroit Tigers B. Washington Senators
C. Philadelphia Athletics D. St. Louis Browns
Spoiler
B. Washington Senators (She said she had no idea and walked at :26)
Since I still have lifelines left, it's time to use one. I have PAF and DD remaining. I'm pretty sure it was either Detroit or Washington, so I'll use DD and make those my final answers.

So I'd be going for $500K with my PAF remaining.
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#7 Post by MarleysGh0st » Wed Dec 01, 2010 2:32 pm

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Amy Heller
New York, NY
Founded the W Girls NYC for underprivileged women and children
Said she would donate much of her winnings since they have no budget.
Here's a follow-up article.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142 ... lenews_wsj
In September 2009, she won $100,000 as a contestant on the television show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire." This year, she is taking $10,000 of her winnings and donating them to WGIRLS to create Operation Granting Lasting Memories, or Glam, an initiative to outfit more than 2,000 low-income teenagers with prom gowns.

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