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Transcript 01/09/08

Chad Barton
Grand Prairie, TX
College Student at NYU studying film


$100 - A long running TV show that claims to have
helped capture over nine hundred criminals is titled
"America's" what?


A: Best Known
B: Most Wanted
C: Highest Paid
D: Least Datable


$200 - Meaning "of a low priority", the phrase
"on the back burner" originally referred to which
of these household appliances?

A: Stove
B: Dishwasher
C: Refrigerator
D: Blender



$300 - Often uttered by exasperated parents,
the phrase "Because I said so!" is a logical
response to which of these questions?

A: Who?
B: Why?
C: When?
D: How?



$500 - What country's cuisine would most likely
be served in a taqueria?


A: Thailand
B: Japan
C: Italy
D: Mexico



$1,000 - In what movie does Harrison Ford deliver
the line, "How do I look? I mean, do I look
Amish?"

A: Working Girl
B: The Fugitive
C: Witness
D: Blade Runner


$2,000 - A Leghorn is a type of what animal?

A: Chicken
B: Fox
C: Rabbit
D: Goat

Chad says he's eaten a lot of chicken & rabbit,
so he's going with D final answer & leaves with
all his lifelines and $1000.

The horn!












Answers:
$100 B - Most Wanted
$200 A - Stove
$300 B - Why?
$500 D- Mexico
$1000 C - Witness
$2000 A - Chicken

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: $2,000 - A Leghorn is a type of what animal?

A: Chicken
B: Fox
C: Rabbit
D: Goat

Chad says he's eaten a lot of chicken & rabbit,
so he's going with D final answer & leaves with
all his lifelines and $1000.
$2000 A - Chicken

I say... I say... I say....

Has anyone here ever heard of that distinguished gentleman, Mr. Foghorn Leghorn?

I guess Chad has now eaten some crow in his time too.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$2,000 - A Leghorn is a type of what animal?

A: Chicken
B: Fox
C: Rabbit
D: Goat

Chad says he's eaten a lot of chicken & rabbit,
so he's going with D final answer & leaves with
all his lifelines and $1000.

AAAARRRGHH!

Where the hell is MBFFB® when you need him?!

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Transcript 01/09/08

Chad Barton
Grand Prairie, TX
College Student at NYU studying film

He's a WE/WE® in the making.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$2,000 - A Leghorn is a type of what animal?

A: Chicken
B: Fox
C: Rabbit
D: Goat

Chad says he's eaten a lot of chicken & rabbit, so he's going with D final answer & leaves with all his lifelines and $1000.

Meredith asked him if he'd ever heard of Foghorn Leghorn, the Warner Brothers cartoon character. I couldn't hear Chad's response but I got the impression that the answer would have been "no".

"Fortunately I keep my feathers numbered for just such an occasion."

so far so good.

Geez, they usually, when they end on a leaving-seat contestant, don't leave on a losing-one.

I wonder if he got "leghorn" mixed up with "bighorn" which IS a sheep.

I'm ready to RME and pillory the kid and I didn't even watch it, but maybe I'm just too damned old. I'm going to poll my nephews this weekend and see if they know who Foghorn Leghorn is. They are 14 and 16, so it's a little younger, but close.

However, I think they probably will know because 1. My dad used a Foghorn Leghorn voice quite a lot and 2. The oldest one is, along with me, a big fan of No Undies Mondays on BOOM.

It interests me how people mentally pronounce words that are always written (like I always said gusgerbils "goose-grrr-bills"), so how does everybody say "WE/WE"? As I'm reading, I always say it in my head as "weewee" as in "I gotta go!".

(like I always said gusgerbils "goose-grrr-bills"), so how does everybody say "WE/WE"? As I'm reading, I always say it in my head as "weewee" as in "I gotta go!".

Gus-jerbils
weewee
and nduspock will always be nude spock to me.


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