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Play it Forward Week

Frank Buckley and Dave Malkoff
News anchors for KTLA 5 in Los Angeles
Playing for juvenile diabetes research

Topic Tree:

Spelling TV
On the Radio
Bling Bling
Big Teeth
Lopsided Competition
Leaping Man
Special Chemistry
Fashion Jokes
Rad Food
Name Recognition

Topic Tree: (randomized)

On the Radio
Bling Bling
Rad Food
Leaping Man
Special Chemistry
Spelling TV
Fashion Jokes
Name Recognition
Lopsided Competition
Big Teeth

Question 1 – Big Teeth
An elephant’s tusks correspond to what type of teeth on a human?
A. Incisors
B. Premolars
C. Canines
D. Molars

Dave mentions that his dad is a dentist. He then says that tusks would correspond to canines, the pointy teeth.

Frank doesn’t want to take a chance, so they JTQ.

JTQ 1

Spoiler

C. Incisors
$15K
Bank - $0

Question 2 – Lopsided Competition
Thanks to a boycott led by the United States, what country won 195 medals at the 1980 Summer Olympics?
A. Cuba
B. Soviet Union
C. East Germany
D. China

Spoiler

B. Soviet Union
$500
Bank - $500

Question 3 – Name Recognition
The French explorer Pierre Radisson lends his name to a national chain of what?
A. Pharmacies
B. Hardware stores
C. Hotels
D. Movie theaters

Spoiler

C. Hotels
$3K
Bank - $3,500

commercial break

Question 4 – Fashion Jokes
The media quip “heavage is back” jokingly refers to the popularity of what trend in men’s fashion?
A. V-neck T-shirts
B. Scarfs
C. Short shorts
D. Fedora hats

Spoiler

A. V-neck T-shirts
$25K
Bank - $28,500

end of show noise

Frank and Dave will return for tomorrow’s show.

1-JTQ here. I have zero idea.
2. easy.
3. easy. My very first J! audition was at a Radisson in Grand Rapids. There's also one in downtown Kalamazoo (it used to be a Hilton before the tornado).
4. ATA.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Play it Forward Week

Frank Buckley and Dave Malkoff
News anchors for KTLA 5 in Los Angeles
Playing for juvenile diabetes research

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 4 – Fashion Jokes
The media quip “heavage is back” jokingly refers to the popularity of what trend in men’s fashion?
A. V-neck T-shirts
B. Scarfs
C. Short shorts
D. Fedora hats

Spoiler

A. V-neck T-shirts
$25K
Bank - $28,500

I don't understand this at all, so I'd be using a lifeline. This seems like a good one for the audience, so ATA.

earendel wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Play it Forward Week

Frank Buckley and Dave Malkoff
News anchors for KTLA 5 in Los Angeles
Playing for juvenile diabetes research

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 4 – Fashion Jokes
The media quip “heavage is back” jokingly refers to the popularity of what trend in men’s fashion?
A. V-neck T-shirts
B. Scarfs
C. Short shorts
D. Fedora hats

Spoiler

A. V-neck T-shirts
$25K
Bank - $28,500

I don't understand this at all, so I'd be using a lifeline. This seems like a good one for the audience, so ATA.

Heavage/cleavage...men/women.

ulysses5019 wrote:

earendel wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Play it Forward Week

Frank Buckley and Dave Malkoff
News anchors for KTLA 5 in Los Angeles
Playing for juvenile diabetes research

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 4 – Fashion Jokes
The media quip “heavage is back” jokingly refers to the popularity of what trend in men’s fashion?
A. V-neck T-shirts
B. Scarfs
C. Short shorts
D. Fedora hats

Spoiler

A. V-neck T-shirts
$25K
Bank - $28,500

I don't understand this at all, so I'd be using a lifeline. This seems like a good one for the audience, so ATA.

Heavage/cleavage...men/women.

Thanks. I was looking at the word and seeing "heave" and couldn't figure out V-neck T-shirts had to do with that.

ulysses5019 wrote:

earendel wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Play it Forward Week

Frank Buckley and Dave Malkoff
News anchors for KTLA 5 in Los Angeles
Playing for juvenile diabetes research

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 4 – Fashion Jokes
The media quip “heavage is back” jokingly refers to the popularity of what trend in men’s fashion?
A. V-neck T-shirts
B. Scarfs
C. Short shorts
D. Fedora hats

Spoiler

A. V-neck T-shirts
$25K
Bank - $28,500

I don't understand this at all, so I'd be using a lifeline. This seems like a good one for the audience, so ATA.

Heavage/cleavage...men/women.

So when did the question writers start reading the BPOTD for question material?