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Jade Cohen
Albany, NY

Terry wastes no time getting into the game.

Question #1:
In the event that your clothes catch fire, a famous safety tip recommends that you "stop, drop" and do what?
A - poll
B - troll
C - roll
D - pray

Jade prayed that she wouldn't go out on the first question and she doesn't think she will.

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Answer: C (roll)
Value: $3,000
Bank: $3,000

Question #2:
Though she does carry a purse, Queen Elizabeth reportedly carries cash only when she's going to do what?
A - pay her cab fare
B - buy a newspaper
C - make a donation at church
D - have a pint at a pub

Jade would like to see the queen have a pint at a pub but

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she thinks Elizabeth is a church-going woman

.

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Answer: C (make a donation at church)
Value: $1,000
Bank: $4,000

Question #3:
Thinking they were more trouble than they were worth, at age 21 author Roald Dahl had what removed?
A - a few of his toes
B - some of his eyelashes
C - most of his teeth
D - all of his fingernails

Jade thinks this is pretty disgusting. She thinks he needs

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his toes to walk

and

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his teeth, unless they were rotten

. Jade thinks she's going to have to jump the question.

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Answer: C (most of his teeth)
Value: $100 (jumped)
Bank: $4,000

Question #4:
While they're now simply deflated, until 1933 there was a policy to do what with the giant balloons afer the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?
A - burn them
B - shoot them down
C - tie them to lampposts
D - release them into the air

Jade doesn't think

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they would release them into the air

and

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it would be dangerous to shoot them down

.

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It wouldn't be good to burn them - it would be a lot of plastic and not good for the environment

. Then she notes the date and says

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there probably wasn't much concern about the environment back then

. She makes

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A

her final answer.

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Answer: D (release them into the air)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $1,000 (consolation prize)

commercial break

Question #3:
Thinking they were more trouble than they were worth, at age 21 author Roald Dahl had what removed?
A - a few of his toes
B - some of his eyelashes
C - most of his teeth
D - all of his fingernails

Jade thinks this is pretty disgusting. She thinks he needs

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his toes to walk

and

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his teeth, unless they were rotten

. Jade thinks she's going to have to jump the question.

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Answer: C (most of his teeth)
Value: $100 (jumped)
Bank: $4,000

JTQ

Question #4:
While they're now simply deflated, until 1933 there was a policy to do what with the giant balloons afer the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?
A - burn them
B - shoot them down
C - tie them to lampposts
D - release them into the air

Jade doesn't think

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they would release them into the air

and

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it would be dangerous to shoot them down

.

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It wouldn't be good to burn them - it would be a lot of plastic and not good for the environment

. Then she notes the date and says

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there probably wasn't much concern about the environment back then

. She makes

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A

her final answer.

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Answer: D (release them into the air)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $1,000 (consolation prize)

Plus One.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Jade Cohen
Albany, NY

Terry wastes no time getting into the game.

Good.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #4:
While they're now simply deflated, until 1933 there was a policy to do what with the giant balloons afer the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade?
A - burn them
B - shoot them down
C - tie them to lampposts
D - release them into the air

Jade doesn't think

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they would release them into the air

and

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it would be dangerous to shoot them down

.

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It wouldn't be good to burn them - it would be a lot of plastic and not good for the environment

. Then she notes the date and says

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there probably wasn't much concern about the environment back then

. She makes

Spoiler

A

her final answer.

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Answer: D (release them into the air)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $1,000 (consolation prize)

That must have been quite a sight to see.

earendel wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Jade Cohen
Albany, NY

Terry wastes no time getting into the game.

Good.

I'll disagree here. If they're not going to spend even a few seconds talking about a contestant during the introductory segment, why are the APs so insistent that we write some incredible answers on our applications?

MarleysGh0st wrote:

earendel wrote:

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Jade Cohen
Albany, NY

Terry wastes no time getting into the game.

Good.

I'll disagree here. If they're not going to spend even a few seconds talking about a contestant during the introductory segment, why are the APs so insistent that we write some incredible answers on our applications?

+1

I saw this episode. The first question was easy, but the next two were harder. I might have used ATA on on the Queen Elizabeth one, and used JTQ and Plus One on the next two. They have come up with some really obscure questions this season!