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Liz Burke
Aurora, NY

(Terry said they would immediately start game play)

Question 1 -
Along with FedEx, Groupon and Microsoft, which of the following companies' names is a portmanteau?
A. Nestle B. IBM
C. Toyota D. Comcast

Answer and value

D. Comcast
Value: $5000
Bank: $5000

Question 2 -
Despite raising millions of dollars for ALS, in 2014, what viral video trend was criticized for wasting water in drought-stricken California?
A. Shower Head Showdown B. Lawn Sprinkler Squirt-Off
C. Garden Hose Soak-a-Thon D. Ice Bucket Challenge

Answer and value

D. Ice Bucket Challenge
Value: $15K
Bank: $20K

Third break

QotD
Delivering a speech after getting shot, Theodore Roosevelt explained "It takes more than one bullet to kill a" what?
A. Sly fox B. Grizzly bear
C. Bull moose D. Pack horse

QotD

C. Bull moose

Question 3 -
As a nod to the craps tables, Southwest Airlines operates which flight with regular service to Las Vegas?
A. Flight 21 B. Flight 88
C. Flight 711 D. Flight 777

Answer and value

C. Flight 711
Value: $10K
Bank: $30K

Liz will return tomorrow

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 3 -
As a nod to the craps tables, Southwest Airlines operates which flight with regular service to Las Vegas?
A. Flight 21 B. Flight 88
C. Flight 711 D. Flight 777

Answer and value

C. Flight 711
Value: $10K
Bank: $30K

21 is a winner in blackjack, and 777 on a slot machine, but I don't know what game uses 88.

I watched this one. Holy cow, she was nervous. Hope she overcomes it by the next taping.

So far, so good.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Liz Burke
Aurora, NY

(Terry said they would immediately start game play)

Aurora is about 20 miles north of here -- not Where Else territory. I seriously hope Terry Crews does his job as host and actually talks with her before she walks away on tomorrow's episode, so that we actually learn something about her.

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Liz Burke
Aurora, NY

(Terry said they would immediately start game play)

Nihil obstat®.

Q1: I 1st heard the words "portmanteau word" used by a jerk, using it to deride a term I'd used for something. Not on this board; maybe 40 years ago. Yeah, I had made it up, but everybody knew what I meant when I used it, & there was no need for derision. I'm surprised, with the dummying down of Qs lately, that the writers didn't actually define "portmanteau" inside the Q.

So far so good.