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Transcript 2/5/2008
Pay to Play for your wedding week

Nick Aliberti & Sierra Scott
New York, NY
Both are actors
Carryover contestants



Vera Wang by Serta mattress is their gift from Brides.com


$500
"ke Kali Nei Au", which means "waiting for thee," is the subtitle of what
1959 Andy Williams song?

A: The Hawaiian Wedding Song
B: The Texas Wedding Song
C: The Floridian Wedding Song
D: The Virginian Wedding Song

$1000
Referred to as a "quad" on many college campuses, a quadrangle is a type
of what?

A: Singing group
B: Honor society
C: Courtyard
D: Swimming pool


$2000
With about 10 billion picked each year the state of Washington leads the
U.S. in the production of what fruit?

A: Blueberries
B: Oranges
C: Bananas
D: Apples

$4000
Which of these Brady Bunch episode titles is also the title of a Martin
Scorsese film?

A: A Clubhouse Is Not a Home
B: Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
C: Lost Locket, Found Locket
D: Grand Canyon or Bust


$8000
Deriving its name from the French word for "melt", fondant is a creamy
mixture commonly used to make which of the following?

A: Salad dressing
B: Bisque soups
C: Cake icing
D: Pasta sauce


$16000
The 2007 book "I Am America (And So Can You!)" was authored by what political
humorist?

A: Dennis Miller
B: George Carlin
C: Al Franken
D: Stephen Colbert

Commercial Break


Brides.com editor in chief is next to their audience companion to give them
wedding advice.

$25000
In Great Britain, the term "bridewell" refers to what type of place?

A: Prison
B: Stable
C: Cathedral
D: Attic

They talk about how their phone a friend can "just put in bridewell", so they
call Jeffrey, Sierra's dad.


$50000
Surpassed only by NY, LA and Chicago, the fourth most populous U.S. city as of
2006 is in what state?

A: Florida
B: Texas
C: Arizona
D: Pennsylvania

They waiver back & forth whether to switch the question, 50/50/, ata and
finally decide to use the ata.

ATA:

A: 22%
B: 48%
C: 16%
D: 14%

They use 50/50 leaving:

B: Texas
D: Pennsylvania


Commercial break

$100,000
What actress claimed that she divorced her first husband after he tried to sell
her to an Arab sheik for a night?

A: Rita Hayworth
B: Zsa Zsz Gabor
C: Lana Turner
D: Joan Collins

Switch the question


$100,000
To bolster its "high-tech" image, what U.S. state was the first to feature its
Web site address on its license plates?

A: Massachusetts
B: Ohio
C: Delaware
D: Pennsylvania

Nick thinks he's seen it, but can't remember which state it was. $50,000
is more money than either have ever had, so they decide to walk.










Answers:

$500 A - Hawaiian Wedding Song
$1000 C - Courtyard
$2000 D - Apples
$4000 B - Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
$8000 C - Cake icing
$16000 D - Stephen Colbert
$25000 A - Prison
$50000 B - Texas
$100000 D - Joan Collins
$100000 D - Pennsylvania

Tough stack for me. Starting at 8K I was guessing. I managed to guess right until 25K where I had no clue. Sounds like they made good use of google though.

Another successful guess at 50K and then no clue after that. Not sure I would have made it to 25K on my own with any lifelines left so I might have been making a blind guess at 25K depending on how confident I would have been with my guesses in the pressure of the hot seat.

But I think I probably would have guessed even if it was 1 in 4. At least I have always told myself I would. I may go down in flames but I wasn't going to take the money and run away.

I was ready to put down this double WE/WE® couple, but instead I thought they were likable, and smart players too.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Nick Aliberti & Sierra Scott
New York, NY
Both are actors

Ah, yes... the return of the WE/WE® couple...

$25K: Never heard of this word. PAF here.

$50K: A rehash of a $25K question asked only two years ago on this show. Houston, TX.

$100K: Don't even wanna touch this question. Smart switch.

$100K #2: Ohio doesn't have its website on their plates. Having once lived in Pennsylvania, I know that they do. However, I don't know if they were the first. Burn the 50:50.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Nick Aliberti & Sierra Scott
New York, NY
Both are actors
Carryover contestants

Credit where credit is due - although a WE/WE® couple they played the game well.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Vera Wang by Serta mattress is their gift from Brides.com

Nice gift. I didn't know that famous designers had mattress lines.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$8000
Deriving its name from the French word for "melt", fondant is a creamy
mixture commonly used to make which of the following?

A: Salad dressing
B: Bisque soups
C: Cake icing
D: Pasta sauce

I didn't know this. Time to ATA and hope they do. FWIW elwing knew it right away.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$25000
In Great Britain, the term "bridewell" refers to what type of place?

A: Prison
B: Stable
C: Cathedral
D: Attic

They talk about how their phone a friend can "just put in bridewell", so they call Jeffrey, Sierra's dad.

Again, no idea, and since 50/50 won't help, time to PAF. Turns out that the term comes from a palace once a residence of Henry VIII that later became a poorhouse and prison.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$50000
Surpassed only by NY, LA and Chicago, the fourth most populous U.S. city as of 2006 is in what state?

A: Florida
B: Texas
C: Arizona
D: Pennsylvania

They waiver back & forth whether to switch the question, 50/50/, ata and
finally decide to use the ata.

ATA:

A: 22%
B: 48%
C: 16%
D: 14%

They use 50/50 leaving:

B: Texas
D: Pennsylvania

I'm guessing it's Houston.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$100,000
What actress claimed that she divorced her first husband after he tried to sell her to an Arab sheik for a night?

A: Rita Hayworth
B: Zsa Zsz Gabor
C: Lana Turner
D: Joan Collins

Switch the question

No idea, and again 50/50 won't help, so STQ.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$100,000
To bolster its "high-tech" image, what U.S. state was the first to feature its
Web site address on its license plates?

A: Massachusetts
B: Ohio
C: Delaware
D: Pennsylvania

Nick thinks he's seen it, but can't remember which state it was. $50,000
is more money than either have ever had, so they decide to walk.

Try the 50/50 and see what remains. If it's A and D it's time to walk.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Transcript 2/5/2008
Pay to Play for your wedding week

I tend to make this transposition all the time, too. I think that's why TPTB decided to simply things and call it "Wedding Week" this season.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$50000
Surpassed only by NY, LA and Chicago, the fourth most populous U.S. city as of
2006 is in what state?

A: Florida
B: Texas
C: Arizona
D: Pennsylvania

They waiver back & forth whether to switch the question, 50/50/, ata and
finally decide to use the ata.

ATA:

A: 22%
B: 48%
C: 16%
D: 14%

They use 50/50 leaving:

B: Texas
D: Pennsylvania

I'm surprised they never tried naming particular cities during this deliberation. They just stuck to the generalities, "I can't believe it's Pennsylvania."

Here's a brief article about Nick and Sierra's appearance.

http://www.nevadaappeal.com/article/200 ... /280637664