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Dana Gold
Forest Hills, NY
attorney

Meredith says she must be a smart lady and also her last name is Gold, which is promising.

Topic Tree: (randomized)
Back to Work
Tall Statues
BROADWAY
Eyes Have It
Show Some Spirit
Humble Beginnings
Nobody's Fool
Double B
What an Honor
Side Business

If Dana makes it to the Broadway question she will be playing for tickets to Newsies

Question #1 (Side Business)
Fittingly, which of these candy brands sells its own brand of peanut butter?
A - Blow Pops
B - Skittles
C - Reese's
D - Twizzlers

Dana likes peanut butter a lot.

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Answer: C (Reese's)
Value: $5,000
Bank: $

Question #2 (What an Honor)
Released in "Normal" and "Silkscreen" versions, a collectible doll made in what artist's likeness features interchangeable hair and a banana?
A - Salvador Dali
B - Andy Warhol
C - Jackson Pollock
D - Diego Rivera

Dana thinks that "banana" might be a clue. She knows that

Spoiler

Jackson Pollock did a lot of "crazy splashy paintings" and Andy Warhol did the Campbell's soup can

. Dana isn't 100% sure so she decides to jump the question.

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Answer: B (Andy Warhol)
Value: $25,000
Bank: $5,000 (unchanged)

Question #3 (Double B)
Actress Blair Brown has the distinction of having a first and last name that were the last names of consecutive what?
A - Super Bowl MVPs
B - American Idol winners
C - U.K. prime ministers
D - Nobel Peace Prize winners

Dana knows that

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Tony Blair was a prime minister

. She doesn't know much about

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Super Bowl MVPs

. She can't think of any

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American Idol winners named Blair or Brown

.

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Answer: C (U.K. prime ministers)
Value: $500
Bank: $5,500

Question #4 (Nobody's Fool)
Capitalizing on his famous catch phrase, who once released a motivational video titled "Be Somebody...or Be Somebody's Fool!"?
A - Emeril Legasse
B - Ed McMahon
C - Mr. T
D - Donald Trump

In terms of catch phrases Dana knows that

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Donald Trump's is "You're fired!" and Emeril's is "Kick it up a notch"

.

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Ed McMahon is a little before her time. Meredith jokes that "it really hurts" when Dana says that

.

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Answer: C (Mr. T)
Value: $7,000
Bank: $12,500

commercial break

Dana's folks, Vicky and Mark, are in the relationship seats.

Question #5 (Humble Beginnings)
Before becoming a wildly successful author, J.K.Rowling worked as a researcher for what nonprofit organization?
A - World Wildlife Fund
B - Simon Wiesenthal Center
C - Amnesty International
D - Greenpeace

Dana wishes this was a question about Harry Potter because she would know it. She's going to have to jump this question.

Spoiler

Answer: C (Amnesty International)
Value: $15,000
Bank: $12,500 (unchanged)

Question #6 (Show Some Spirit)
Held every year at Universal Orlando Resort, the US Spirit National Championships is a competition for which of these groups of high school students?
A - mock debaters
B - yearbook editors
C - jazz band members
D - cheerleaders

Dana is familiar with

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the spirit stick

.

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Answer: C (cheerleaders)
Value: $2,000
Bank: $14,500

Question #7 (Eyes Have It)
While the mythological Cyclops was a giant one-eyed monster, the animal scientifically classified as Cyclops is a type of tiny what?
A - spider
B - worm
C - crustacean
D - snake

Dana says that if it means one-eyed

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snakes have two eyes and so do spiders

. She doesn't know if

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worms have any eyes

.

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Crustaceans are a group of things

. She "polls" the audience.

ATA results

A - 14%
B - 30%
C - 54%
D - 2%

Dana notes that that's more than half the audience and she goes with the audience's answer.

Spoiler

Answer: C (crustacean)
Value: $10,000
Bank: $24,500

commercial break

Question #8 (BROADWAY)
What popular Broadway musical advertises itself as the "Supercalextravaganza"?
A - Mamma Mia!
B - Wicked
C - Mary Poppins
D - The Lion King

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Answer: C (Mary Poppins)
Value: $3,000
Bank: $27,500

Dana picks Row 4 to get the tickets.

Question #9 (Tall Statues)
Named one of the new "seven wonders of the world," a 125-foot tall statue of Jesus in Rio De Janeiro is named "Christ the" what?
A - Deliverer
B - Redeemer
C - Protector
D - Giant

Dana says that

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"giant" seems too obvious

. She asks Meredith how much is in her bank and Meredith tells her she could walk with $13,750. Dana says she could do a lot with that money and she doesn't know the answer and she has no lifelines, so she decides to walk away.

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Answer: B (Redeemer)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $13,750 (half the bank)

THE END OF GAME "NOISE"

Millionaire question of the day:
In the 1997 movie "Moonstruck," what does Cher's character say after a suitor professes his love?
A - Snap out of it!
B - Get a life!
C - No way!
D - That makes one of us!
Answer:

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A (Snap out of it!)

Question #2 (What an Honor)
Released in "Normal" and "Silkscreen" versions, a collectible doll made in what artist's likeness features interchangeable hair and a banana?
A - Salvador Dali
B - Andy Warhol
C - Jackson Pollock
D - Diego Rivera

Dana thinks that "banana" might be a clue. She knows that

Spoiler

Jackson Pollock did a lot of "crazy splashy paintings" and Andy Warhol did the Campbell's soup can

. Dana isn't 100% sure so she decides to jump the question.

Spoiler

Answer: B (Andy Warhol)
Value: $25,000
Bank: $5,000 (unchanged)

This makes no sense to me. JTQ 1

Question #7 (Eyes Have It)
While the mythological Cyclops was a giant one-eyed monster, the animal scientifically classified as Cyclops is a type of tiny what?
A - spider
B - worm
C - crustacean
D - snake

Dana says that if it means one-eyed

Spoiler

snakes have two eyes and so do spiders

. She doesn't know if

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worms have any eyes

.

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Crustaceans are a group of things

. She "polls" the audience.

ATA results

A - 14%
B - 30%
C - 54%
D - 2%

Dana notes that that's more than half the audience and she goes with the audience's answer.

Spoiler

Answer: C (crustacean)
Value: $10,000
Bank: $24,500

JTQ 2

Millionaire question of the day:
In the 1997 movie "Moonstruck," what does Cher's character say after a suitor professes his love?
A - Snap out of it!
B - Get a life!
C - No way!
D - That makes one of us!
Answer:

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A (Snap out of it!)

What a movie!

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #6 (Show Some Spirit)
Held every year at Universal Orlando Resort, the US Spirit National Championships is a competition for which of these groups of high school students?
A - mock debaters
B - yearbook editors
C - jazz band members
D - cheerleaders

Dana is familiar with

Spoiler

the spirit stick

.

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Answer: C (cheerleaders)
Value: $2,000
Bank: $14,500

Mock debaters? All the high school debate teams don't have any real ones?

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: Dana Gold
Forest Hills, NY
attorney

Meredith says she must be a smart lady and also her last name is Gold, which is promising.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #2 (What an Honor)
Released in "Normal" and "Silkscreen" versions, a collectible doll made in what artist's likeness features interchangeable hair and a banana?
A - Salvador Dali
B - Andy Warhol
C - Jackson Pollock
D - Diego Rivera

Dana thinks that "banana" might be a clue. She knows that

Spoiler

Jackson Pollock did a lot of "crazy splashy paintings" and Andy Warhol did the Campbell's soup can

. Dana isn't 100% sure so she decides to jump the question.

Spoiler

Answer: B (Andy Warhol)
Value: $25,000
Bank: $5,000 (unchanged)

I don't know what a banana has to do with anything. I'll JTQ because I really don't have any idea.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #7 (Eyes Have It)
While the mythological Cyclops was a giant one-eyed monster, the animal scientifically classified as Cyclops is a type of tiny what?
A - spider
B - worm
C - crustacean
D - snake

Dana says that if it means one-eyed

Spoiler

snakes have two eyes and so do spiders

. She doesn't know if

Spoiler

worms have any eyes

.

Spoiler

Crustaceans are a group of things

. She "polls" the audience.

ATA results

A - 14%
B - 30%
C - 54%
D - 2%

Dana notes that that's more than half the audience and she goes with the audience's answer.

Spoiler

Answer: C (crustacean)
Value: $10,000
Bank: $24,500

I was expecting "beetle" to be one of the answers, thinking there was one by that name. I don't think the audience will know this, so I'll JTQ again.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #9 (Tall Statues)
Named one of the new "seven wonders of the world," a 125-foot tall statue of Jesus in Rio De Janeiro is named "Christ the" what?
A - Deliverer
B - Redeemer
C - Protector
D - Giant

Dana says that

Spoiler

"giant" seems too obvious

. She asks Meredith how much is in her bank and Meredith tells her she could walk with $13,750. Dana says she could do a lot with that money and she doesn't know the answer and she has no lifelines, so she decides to walk away.

Spoiler

Answer: B (Redeemer)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $13,750 (half the bank)

"Cristo Redentor" is a wonder that can be built in Civ IV and Civ V. In Civ IV I believe it reduces the period of anarchy when changing civs to zero.

earendel wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #2 (What an Honor)
Released in "Normal" and "Silkscreen" versions, a collectible doll made in what artist's likeness features interchangeable hair and a banana?
A - Salvador Dali
B - Andy Warhol
C - Jackson Pollock
D - Diego Rivera

Dana thinks that "banana" might be a clue. She knows that

Spoiler

Jackson Pollock did a lot of "crazy splashy paintings" and Andy Warhol did the Campbell's soup can

. Dana isn't 100% sure so she decides to jump the question.

Spoiler

Answer: B (Andy Warhol)
Value: $25,000
Bank: $5,000 (unchanged)

I don't know what a banana has to do with anything. I'll JTQ because I really don't have any idea.

I didn't get the banana reference, either. Apparently, Warhol created the cover for the first album by the The Velvet Underground.

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That image was also the subject of a lawsuit, this year, which may have brought this subject to the question writer's attention.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Velvet ... d_%26_Nico

In January 2012, the "Velvet Underground" business partnership (of which John Cale and Lou Reed are general partners) sued The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York after the Foundation licensed the cover's banana design to Incase Designs for use on a line of iPhone and iPad cases. The partnership's complaint contained four claims: one involving copyright law, and three relating to trademark law.

MarleysGh0st wrote:

earendel wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #2 (What an Honor)
Released in "Normal" and "Silkscreen" versions, a collectible doll made in what artist's likeness features interchangeable hair and a banana?
A - Salvador Dali
B - Andy Warhol
C - Jackson Pollock
D - Diego Rivera

Dana thinks that "banana" might be a clue. She knows that

Spoiler

Jackson Pollock did a lot of "crazy splashy paintings" and Andy Warhol did the Campbell's soup can

. Dana isn't 100% sure so she decides to jump the question.

Spoiler

Answer: B (Andy Warhol)
Value: $25,000
Bank: $5,000 (unchanged)

I don't know what a banana has to do with anything. I'll JTQ because I really don't have any idea.

I didn't get the banana reference, either. Apparently, Warhol created the cover for the first album by the The Velvet Underground.

The only word needed to answer this question was "silkscreen." Warhol is the only artist among the choices who was known for his silkscreens. Dali did surrealistic paintings, Pollack did splatters, and Rivera was best known for his murals (and to a lesser extent, smaller oil paintings.)

For future reference, Warhol also designed the "Sticky Fingers" album cover for the Rolling Stones -- the one with the working zipper.

silvercamaro wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:

earendel wrote: I don't know what a banana has to do with anything. I'll JTQ because I really don't have any idea.

I didn't get the banana reference, either. Apparently, Warhol created the cover for the first album by the The Velvet Underground.

The only word needed to answer this question was "silkscreen." Warhol is the only artist among the choices who was known for his silkscreens. Dali did surrealistic paintings, Pollack did splatters, and Rivera was best known for his murals (and to a lesser extent, smaller oil paintings.)

For future reference, Warhol also designed the "Sticky Fingers" album cover for the Rolling Stones -- the one with the working zipper.

Thanks for that. I wasn't aware that none of the others didn't do silkscreen. The question about the Rolling Stones cover was a BAM question a while ago, IIRC.