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Transcript 10/10/2014 - David Miles

#1 Post by BBTranscriptTeam » Mon Oct 13, 2014 1:30 pm

David Miles
Santa Fe, NM


No preliminary chit-chat

Question #1:
Because ants are repelled by calcium carbonate, you can keep them outdoors by drawing lines around your house with a type of what?
A - sidewalk chalk
B - pencil
C - Crayola crayon
D - Magic Marker

David says he's pretty sure it's
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chalk
but he takes a moment to be certain.
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Answer: A (sidewalk chalk)
Value: $7,000
Bank: $7,000
Question #2:
In a case of art imitating life, in "The Expendibles 3," Wesley Snipes' character Doc says he was in jail for what reason?
A - tax evasion
B - illegal gambling
C - counterfeiting
D - car theft

David starts to say something before Terry reads the answers. He says that he wishes he could ask Terry because he knows Terry was in the movie and would know the answer. Terry says it's an awesome movie. David says the key is "art imitating life" and thinks he remembers seeing something about Wesley Snipes.
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Answer: A (tax evasion)
Value: $5,000
Bank: $12,000
Question #3:
"This dress was on sale" and "I'm in no hurry to have kids" are two lines in a Men's Health feature titled what?
A - 7 Lies Your Wife Tells You
B - 7 Things a Kleptomaniac Says
C - 7 Mantras to Start Your Day
D - 7 Excuses to Give the Cops
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Answer: A (7 Lies Your Wife Tells You)
Value: $500
Bank: $12,500
Question #4:
Sharing deep intellectual thoughts instead of links to cat videos, users like @Nick Kristof and @davidfrum are often described as members of the what?
A - Twitterati
B - eBay Brain Trust
C - Wikipedian Society
D - Craigslist Security Council

David rules out
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eBay and Craigslist because they're sites for buying or selling
. He tells his students
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not to trust Wikipedia because it isn't reliable
.
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Answer: A (Twitterati)
Value: $3,000
Bank: $15,500
Question #5:
According to TV Guide, an NBC memo reveals that test audiences thought what show's pilot was "only mildly realistic" and "needed a better backup ensemble"?
A - Seinfeld
B - Murphy Brown
C - Friends
D - Laverne & Shirley

David jumps the question.
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Answer: A (Seinfeld)
Value: $100 (jumped)
Bank: $15,500 (unchanged)
commercial break

David has the tip of a deer antler hanging around his neck. It's a good luck charm that he acquired while on a cultural exchange field trip to Canada with his class. The student who gave it to him said it was for protection and it must have worked because at David's audition he didn't get any math questions.

Question #6:
Regardless of whether or not you look both ways, in Boston you can be hit with a hefty $1 fine for committing what crime?
A - embezzlement
B - arson
C - high treason
D - jaywalking

After eliminating three choices, David says
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he can still his mother saying "Look both ways before you cross the street"
.
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Answer: D (jaywalking)
Value: $25,000
Bank: $40,500
Question #7:
In a precursor to Freedom Fries, what did Americans re-brand German measles during World War I?
A - Allied measles
B - Liberty measles
C - Our measles
D - Star-Spangled Measles

David doesn't think it would be
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"our measles"
. He talks through the answers then decides to ask the audience.
Ask the Audience results
A - 41%
B - 41%
C - 9%
D - 9%
David appreciates the audience's help but
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it's a tie
. He's still struggling with this and he was determined to use all his lifelines before leaving so he asks his +1, his sister, to come help him. She says this is a tough question. She expected one of the answers to be "rubella", the real name for the disease. She's never heard of any of the answers. David had a goal of walking away with at least $20,000 so he's going to walk away.
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Answer: B (Liberty measles)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $20,250 (half the bank)
commercial break

MILLIONAIRE "QUESTION OF THE DAY":
Before it was a Beastie Boys song, what type of monkey was colloquially used to describe extreme temperatures?
A - chunky monkey
B - spider monkey
C - brass monkey
D - sock monkey
Question of the Day answer
C (brass monkey)

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Re: Transcript 10/10/2014 - David Miles

#2 Post by Kazoo65 » Mon Oct 13, 2014 2:53 pm

1. easy.

2. easy. I read about this in People magazine when it happened.

3. easy.

4. easy to figure out.

5. since both "Friends" and "Seinfeld" were on NBC, I would probably ATA here.

6. easy.

7. No idea. It's time to JTQ.
I'm just a game show nerd.

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Re: Transcript 10/10/2014 - David Miles

#3 Post by SportsFan68 » Mon Oct 13, 2014 5:30 pm

Question #5:
According to TV Guide, an NBC memo reveals that test audiences thought what show's pilot was "only mildly realistic" and "needed a better backup ensemble"?
A - Seinfeld
B - Murphy Brown
C - Friends
D - Laverne & Shirley

David jumps the question.
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Answer: A (Seinfeld)
Value: $100 (jumped)
Bank: $15,500 (unchanged)
JTQ
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-- America would be a better place if leaders would do more long-term thinking. -- Wilma Mankiller

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Re: Transcript 10/10/2014 - David Miles

#4 Post by earendel » Tue Oct 14, 2014 6:30 am

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:David Miles
Santa Fe, NM


No preliminary chit-chat
David was a deliberate player - he took time to consider each question carefully.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #5:
According to TV Guide, an NBC memo reveals that test audiences thought what show's pilot was "only mildly realistic" and "needed a better backup ensemble"?
A - Seinfeld
B - Murphy Brown
C - Friends
D - Laverne & Shirley

David jumps the question.
Spoiler
Answer: A (Seinfeld)
Value: $100 (jumped)
Bank: $15,500 (unchanged)
Murphy Brown was on CBS, Laverne & Shirley was on ABC so they are both ruled out. Friends is nothing but an ensemble cast.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #7:
In a precursor to Freedom Fries, what did Americans re-brand German measles during World War I?
A - Allied measles
B - Liberty measles
C - Our measles
D - Star-Spangled Measles

David doesn't think it would be
Spoiler
"our measles"
. He talks through the answers then decides to ask the audience.
Ask the Audience results
A - 41%
B - 41%
C - 9%
D - 9%
David appreciates the audience's help but
Spoiler
it's a tie
. He's still struggling with this and he was determined to use all his lifelines before leaving so he asks his +1, his sister, to come help him. She says this is a tough question. She expected one of the answers to be "rubella", the real name for the disease. She's never heard of any of the answers. David had a goal of walking away with at least $20,000 so he's going to walk away.
Spoiler
Answer: B (Liberty measles)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $20,250 (half the bank)
Sauerkraut was known as "liberty cabbage" so I would have gone with "liberty measles".
"Elen sila lumenn omentielvo...A star shines on the hour of our meeting."

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Re: Transcript 10/10/2014 - David Miles

#5 Post by MarleysGh0st » Tue Oct 14, 2014 7:21 am

earendel wrote:
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question #7:
In a precursor to Freedom Fries, what did Americans re-brand German measles during World War I?
A - Allied measles
B - Liberty measles
C - Our measles
D - Star-Spangled Measles

David doesn't think it would be
Spoiler
"our measles"
. He talks through the answers then decides to ask the audience.
Ask the Audience results
A - 41%
B - 41%
C - 9%
D - 9%
David appreciates the audience's help but
Spoiler
it's a tie
. He's still struggling with this and he was determined to use all his lifelines before leaving so he asks his +1, his sister, to come help him. She says this is a tough question. She expected one of the answers to be "rubella", the real name for the disease. She's never heard of any of the answers. David had a goal of walking away with at least $20,000 so he's going to walk away.
Spoiler
Answer: B (Liberty measles)
Value: unrevealed
Bank: $20,250 (half the bank)
Sauerkraut was known as "liberty cabbage" so I would have gone with "liberty measles".
That was my reasoning, too. But first, I would have speculated that if there was one thing we wouldn't have minded being named after an enemy, it would be a disease. The Smith children came down with German measles last week. Buy your war bonds to beat the Kaiser now!

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