WWTBAM Bored

Bob78164 wrote:I'm pretty sure Zach used his ATA on Question 3. --Bob

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: Flashback question ($1,000,000 - 2001)
The Sony Walkman was originally marketed in the US under what name?
a. Soundabout
b. Listener
c. Eardrummer
d. Stowaway

answer

a. Soundabout

TheConfessor wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: Flashback question ($1,000,000 - 2001)
The Sony Walkman was originally marketed in the US under what name?
a. Soundabout
b. Listener
c. Eardrummer
d. Stowaway

answer

a. Soundabout

I wonder whose question this was. It must have been one of these people I found in an online list. (though I know it's not Steve Perry).

31. Mary Burke, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, June 14, 2001, $500,000.
32. Tom Hoobler, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, June 5, 2001, $500,000.
33. Moe Cain, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, May 1, 2001, $500,000.
34. Steve Perry, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, April 22, 2001, $500,000.2a
35. David Stewart, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, April 1, 2001, $500,000.
36. Gary Gambino, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, March 1, 2001, $500,000.2aa

Read more: http://www.listafterlist.com/tabid/57/l ... z1JXhlkXsS

Bob78164 wrote:

TheConfessor wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: Flashback question ($1,000,000 - 2001)
The Sony Walkman was originally marketed in the US under what name?
a. Soundabout
b. Listener
c. Eardrummer
d. Stowaway

answer

a. Soundabout

I wonder whose question this was. It must have been one of these people I found in an online list. (though I know it's not Steve Perry).

31. Mary Burke, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, June 14, 2001, $500,000.
32. Tom Hoobler, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, June 5, 2001, $500,000.
33. Moe Cain, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, May 1, 2001, $500,000.
34. Steve Perry, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, April 22, 2001, $500,000.2a
35. David Stewart, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, April 1, 2001, $500,000.
36. Gary Gambino, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, ABC, March 1, 2001, $500,000.2aa

Read more: http://www.listafterlist.com/tabid/57/l ... z1JXhlkXsS

I'm pretty sure it wasn't Moe Cain. I think he had the question about the length of a non-leap year on the Islamic calendar. --Bob

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:
Question 3 (6 – Wet Settings)
The animated TV series "SpongeBob Square Pants" is set where?
a. Gulf of Mexico
b. Pacific Ocean
c. Indian Ocean
d. Caribbean Sea

Ask the audience used

ATA results

a:7% b:15% c:3% d:75%

answer and result

b. Pacific Ocean

SportsFan68 wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:
Question 3 (6 – Wet Settings)
The animated TV series "SpongeBob Square Pants" is set where?
a. Gulf of Mexico
b. Pacific Ocean
c. Indian Ocean
d. Caribbean Sea

Ask the audience used

ATA results

a:7% b:15% c:3% d:75%

answer and result

b. Pacific Ocean

Holy cow, what a dursting!

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Zachary Pfahler
Claremont, CA

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 1 (8 – Prove It)
"Proof" as a term for alcohol content derives from old tests where liquors were "proved" by checking if they would do what?
a. Freeze in winter
b. Dissolve a wax candle
c. Poison a frog
d. Ignite with gunpowder

Jump the question 1 used

value/answer/bank

d. Ignite with gunpowder
value: ($500)
bank: $0

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 3 (6 – Wet Settings)
The animated TV series "SpongeBob Square Pants" is set where?
a. Gulf of Mexico
b. Pacific Ocean
c. Indian Ocean
d. Caribbean Sea

Ask the audience used

ATA results

a:7% b:15% c:3% d:75%

answer and result

b. Pacific Ocean

Zachary answers incorrectly (d. Caribbean Sea) and leaves with $1,000.

MarleysGh0st wrote:Yeah, but he helped mislead them with his own deliberations over the question. His first reaction was the same as mine, not realizing the show was set in a real, specific place. "Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?"* Then Zachary said that the pineapple had him thinking it was the Caribbean. (And my thought was aren't pineapples associated with Hawaii?) So he asks the audience, most of whom probably don't watch this cartoon, and they went along with him. No surprise there.

IIRC, after the ATA but before he gave his final answer, he also mentioned one more place name from the show, "Bikini Bottom," which he also associated with the Caribbean. (And my reaction was Oh yeah, that's a name they use on the show, but Bikini Island is the Pacific!)



*Thanks to former SyndieBAM warm-up comedian Joey Kola, who always quoted this to get the audience going.

Much of the series' events take place in Bikini Bottom, an underwater city located in the Pacific Ocean beneath the real life tropical isle of Bikini Atoll.[4] Stephen Hillenburg has stated that much of Bikini Bottom was based on the real life city of Seattle.[5] Much of this is supported within the context of the episodes themselves; however, despite implications of the city's location as well as anologies to real life, Hillenburg has stated that he wishes to leave the city isolated from the real world, explaining the Baywatch parody scene from The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie as simply a reference to his favorite show of all time.[5][6] The citizens of Bikini Bottom live in mostly aquatic-themed buildings, and use "boatmobiles", an amalgamation of cars and boats, as a mode of transportation. The characters' Anthropomorphism may be due to exposure to radiation from the BAKER test.

Another close friend of SpongeBob's is Sandy Cheeks, a squirrel from Texas. Sandy is an expert at karate and lives in an underwater tree dome. When not inside her tree dome, she wears an astronaut-like suit because she cannot breathe in water.