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Dani Seaton
Aurora, IL

Dani is an "all-American" mom who wants to realize her dream of becoming a roller derby queen. She raised 2 boys to be tough and now it's her turn. She comments that she and Terry match (both in red and black).

Question #1:
What actress has fittingly named her three Pomeranian dogs Grammy, Dreamgirl and Oscar?
A - Jennifer Hudson
B - Mo'Nique
C - Nicki Minaj
D - Beyoncé

Spoiler

Answer: A (Jennifer Hudson)
Value: $2,000
Bank: $2,000

Question #2:
Brides have been known to mud wrestle and pose in garbage dumps for a trendy new form of wedding photography called "Trash the" what?
A - clogs
B - dress
C - skort
D - poncho

Dani says that considering what brides pay these days it's a shame they do this, "but to each his own."

Spoiler

Answer: B (dress)
Value: $25,000
Bank: $27,000

Question #3:
Urban Outfitters was forced to apologize for offending Hindus after selling what item featuring an elephant-headed deity?
A - Krishna lunchbox
B - Brahma hoodie
C - Ganesh socks
D - Vishnu beard oil
Dani says she wants to ask the audience because they look smart.

Ask the Audience results

A - 9%
B - 45%
C - 40%
D - 6%

Dani says "Go big or go home" and says she's going to trust the audience because they look smart.

Spoiler

Answer: C (Ganesh socks)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $1,000 (consolation prize)

Question #3:
Urban Outfitters was forced to apologize for offending Hindus after selling what item featuring an elephant-headed deity?
A - Krishna lunchbox
B - Brahma hoodie
C - Ganesh socks
D - Vishnu beard oil
Dani says she wants to ask the audience because they look smart.

Ask the Audience results

A - 9%
B - 45%
C - 40%
D - 6%

Dani says "Go big or go home" and says she's going to trust the audience because they look smart.

Spoiler

Answer: C (Ganesh socks)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $1,000 (consolation prize)

JTQ

BBTranscriptTeam wrote: Dani Seaton
Aurora, IL

Dani is an "all-American" mom who wants to realize her dream of becoming a roller derby queen. She raised 2 boys to be tough and now it's her turn. She comments that she and Terry match (both in red and black).

I haven't seen any comments on the changes this season. There are no categories given and the blackjack table has been changed to a split podium effect.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #3:
Urban Outfitters was forced to apologize for offending Hindus after selling what item featuring an elephant-headed deity?
A - Krishna lunchbox
B - Brahma hoodie
C - Ganesh socks
D - Vishnu beard oil
Dani says she wants to ask the audience because they look smart.

Ask the Audience results

A - 9%
B - 45%
C - 40%
D - 6%

Dani says "Go big or go home" and says she's going to trust the audience because they look smart.

Spoiler

Answer: C (Ganesh socks)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $1,000 (consolation prize)

Well, she went big and went home. There are several references in The Simpsons to Ganesh.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Dani is an "all-American" mom who wants to realize her dream of becoming a roller derby queen. She raised 2 boys to be tough and now it's her turn. She comments that she and Terry match (both in red and black).

So it sounds like Dani isn't in the roller derby now, but she wants to use her winnings to join? We've got a local roller derby and I wasn't under the impression that it took a large investment to join.

And while Dani's outfit was nice, I thought Terry's tuxedo with a red shirt and white collar was hideous. Is that a style, now?

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #3:
Urban Outfitters was forced to apologize for offending Hindus after selling what item featuring an elephant-headed deity?
A - Krishna lunchbox
B - Brahma hoodie
C - Ganesh socks
D - Vishnu beard oil
Dani says she wants to ask the audience because they look smart.

Ask the Audience results

A - 9%
B - 45%
C - 40%
D - 6%

Dani says "Go big or go home" and says she's going to trust the audience because they look smart.

Spoiler

Answer: C (Ganesh socks)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $1,000 (consolation prize)

So there was a fair minority of this "smart" audience who knew that Ganesh is the elephant god, while the rest were probably misled by thinking that a hoodie was the most likely item sold by a clothing store--certainly not lunchboxes or beard oil. Strip the marketing fluff from this mythology question and a plurality might actually have gotten this.

MarleysGh0st wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Dani is an "all-American" mom who wants to realize her dream of becoming a roller derby queen. She raised 2 boys to be tough and now it's her turn. She comments that she and Terry match (both in red and black).

So it sounds like Dani isn't in the roller derby now, but she wants to use her winnings to join? We've got a local roller derby and I wasn't under the impression that it took a large investment to join.

. . .

One of my Toastmasters friends was in roller derby for one season, and she was exactly the sort of person you imagine would not be in roller derby -- a little bit taller than average, thin, and hair falling nicely to her shoulders, never tied back in a ponytail. The reason she left wasn't the investment in equipment, which I recall as looking like less than $200, including the skates. What made her drop out was the time. Her work responsibilities increased, and she couldn't make it to practice anymore. Maybe Dani was intending to use the money for a housekeeper or something, or maybe there are pricey fees to join a team which go to uniforms, rink time, travel to matches, or other team costs, or maybe she didn't need the money, as Marley questioned. The teams here are able to pay for rink time with ticket sales, and I can assure you that the house is always packed for matches. I've never attended a match, but I live about two block from the rink, and sometime the parking is full up to our street.