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Transcript March 5,2008

Chris Keating
West Nyack, NY

$100
Thanks to a 1992 Joe Pesci comedy, Vincent LaGuardia Gambini is better known as
what?

A: My Cousin Vinny
B: My Uncle Vinny
C: My Grandson Vinny
D: That Loud Italian Guy Vinny

$200
The U.S. Civil War was also widely known as the "War Between the" what?

A: Islands
B: Villages
C: States
D: Hills

$300
Though not as famous as her two brothers, Katharine Wright is the focus of an
exhibit in a Cleveland museum dedicated to whom?

A: Women in politics
B: Women in filmmaking
C: Women in medicine
D: Women in aviation

$500
Presented annually for achievements in sports, the ESPY awards derive their name
from the name of a what?

A: Famous athlete
B: U.S. city
C: Television network
D: Football stadium

$1000
On Home Depot's Web side, "islands" are items marketed for what room of the house?

A: Kitchen
B: Den
C: Bedroom
D: Bathroom

Commercial Break

$2000
Ounce for ounce, which of these beverages is typically the most caffeinated?

A: Chamomile tea
B: Chocolate milk
C: Club soda
D: Ginger ale


He knows Ginger ale is caffeine free and he thinks that milk is as well.
He decides to use the ATA.

ATA:

A: 40%
B: 49%
C: 5%
D: 6%

He's surprised at the high number on chocolate milk. He decides to use 50/50.

50/50 leaves
A: Chamomile tea
B: Chocolate milk

David mentions it's completely random - he's a weather man and he can believe him!

Chris decides he'd better phone a friend, Steve, a food guy. Steves says chocolate
milk, but he's only 50% sure. David says that's one percent more than the audience
and on the 50/50 Steve is 50% sure!

Chris takes a chance and goes with chocolate milk.

David mentions you drink chamomile tea before you go to sleep because it has no
caffeine!

The horn!








Answers:

$100 A - My Cousin Vinny
$200 C - States
$300 D - Women in aviation
$500 C - Television network
$1000 A - Kitchen
$2000 B - Chocolate milk

Burning up all the lifelines on one question usually spells doom for the contestant. I look for him to walk after seeing the $4K tomorrow. I had no clue on this one, would have used PaF first.

The caffeine comes from the chocolate. Interesting that he mentioned knowing that milk has no caffeine, but it never occurred to him that chocolate has caffeine.

After his initial shock at the ATA high number for chocolate milk, he did mumble something about maybe it's the chocolate. But he still decided to
call his PAF.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Chris Keating
West Nyack, NY

MAWG® who looks a lot like Howard Dean.

$2000
Ounce for ounce, which of these beverages is typically the most caffeinated?

A: Chamomile tea
B: Chocolate milk
C: Club soda
D: Ginger ale

He knows Ginger ale is caffeine free and he thinks that milk is as well.
He decides to use the ATA.

ATA:

A: 40%
B: 49%
C: 5%
D: 6%

Typically, if the audience gives a plurality or majority of its votes to an answer that the contestant claims is wrong, it's the right answer.

I was between B and C, so the audience convinved me.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Transcript March 5,2008

Chris Keating
West Nyack, NY

Definitely WE® week.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$2000
Ounce for ounce, which of these beverages is typically the most caffeinated?

A: Chamomile tea
B: Chocolate milk
C: Club soda
D: Ginger ale

He knows Ginger ale is caffeine free and he thinks that milk is as well.
He decides to use the ATA.

ATA:

A: 40%
B: 49%
C: 5%
D: 6%

He's surprised at the high number on chocolate milk. He decides to use 50/50.

50/50 leaves
A: Chamomile tea
B: Chocolate milk

David mentions it's completely random - he's a weather man and he can believe him!

Chris decides he'd better phone a friend, Steve, a food guy. Steves says chocolate milk, but he's only 50% sure. David says that's one percent more than the audience and on the 50/50 Steve is 50% sure!

Chris takes a chance and goes with chocolate milk.

David mentions you drink chamomile tea before you go to sleep because it has no caffeine!

It's possible that Chris may rally from having to use all three lifelines on a single question, but I don't think he'll make it to the third tier.

He's right, of course, about milk not having any caffeine - it's the chocolate that does it.