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Anthony Dickey
Washington, D.C.
Stagehand

Million-Dollar Movie Week

Topic Tree:

Science Fiction
Oh, God! You Devil
Very Illuminating
Thelma & Louise
Dances With Wolves
Gone With The Wind
Quiz Show
Molly Ringwald
Chinatown
Netflix Clip
Momie Dearest
Disaster Movies
Tom Hanks
Ice and Chris
Sports Films

$100 Which of these movie classics is typically characterized as a sports film?
A. High Noon
B. The Pride of the Yankees
C. The Jazz Singer
D. Oakland Raiders of the Lost Ark

Spoiler

B. The Pride of the Yankees (6)

$200 “A lot can go down between Thursday and Saturday” is the tagline for a 1995 comedy starring Ice Cube and Chris Tucker called what?
A. Monday
B. Wednesday
C. Friday
D. Tuesday

Spoiler

C. Friday (10)

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Anthony will return tomorrow.

Answers:
$100 B. The Pride of the Yankees
$200 C. Friday

So far, so good.

It's SO tough to comment on just two questions, but....yeah, no troubles here, either.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: Anthony Dickey
Washington, D.C.
Stagehand

A WE® (What Else)

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Topic Tree:

Science Fiction

Oh how I'd love to see this question!

Well, nihil obstat® so far.

Between Carla and Anthony, we had a grand total of fourteen questions on this episode. We used to have two new contestants on almost every show. I'm guessing the evil clock prevents the show from cutting out any contestant thinking time, therefore reducing the number of people on the show. The clock has to go. Now.

rgcviper wrote:Between Carla and Anthony, we had a grand total of fourteen questions on this episode. We used to have two new contestants on almost every show. I'm guessing the evil clock prevents the show from cutting out any contestant thinking time, therefore reducing the number of people on the show. The clock has to go. Now.

I haven't tried compiling any statistics, but I don't think the unedited thinking time is a problem. I think they're just wasting more time in chatting. That includes chatting with the experts, who are the only lifeline not constrained by the clock.

I think the unedited thinking time contributes to the problem. But, to be sure, the additional talking from the ask the expert, et. al, probably takes up most of the extra time.