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Transcript 9/25/2015a - Albert Stamm (carryover contestant)

Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2015 3:53 pm
by BBTranscriptTeam
Albert Stumm
Philadelphia, PA
News editor


Albert is a news editor who checks facts for a living so he should be well prepared for his appearance on the show.

Albert has his 50:50 and +1 lifelines remaining.

$20,000: Besides Gerald Ford, since WWII how many presidents have run for a second term in office and lost?
A - 1
B - 2
C - 3
D - 4

Albert runs through the presidents' names -
Spoiler
he says that Truman ran for re-election in 1948 and won but then thinks he lost to Eisenhower. JFK didn't make it to the opportunity to run for a second term. LBJ decided to not run for a second term. Nixon had two terms, Ford lost to Jimmy Carter and Carter lost to Ronald Reagan. That means the count is one. George H.W. Bush lost to Bill Clinton. He served two terms as did George W. Bush. Barack Obama won a second term
.
Spoiler
Answer: B (2)
$30,000: A Texas resident was recently banned from owning which of these seemingly harmless license plates, because it spells a curse word when turned upside down?
A - SN3V3WP3
B - P3XVOH
C - HV100W
D - 370H55V

Albert turned his head upside down to try and read the answers, without success, so he gets down on his knees and tries again. He finally realizes what the answer is.
Spoiler
Answer:D (370H55V)
commercial break

$50,000: The word "infant" derives from the Latin word "infans," meaning what?
A - restful slumbers
B - unable to speak
C - hairless beast
D - always hungry

Albert thinks that "in" means "without" but can't figure out what the rest of the word might mean. He opts to use his +1, his husband Keith.
+1
Keith knows this - "infans" means "unable to speak".
Spoiler
Answer: B (unable to speak)
$100,000: Minutes after Neil Armstrong's famous "one small step" line, which of these things did Buzz Aldrin say just before stepping onto the moon himself?
A - "Beautiful view."
B - "I'm stepping down now."
C - "Oh my goodness."
D - "Scientia potentia est."

Albert doesn't know the answer but he thinks he can try and figure it out. He says that Aldrin is from Ohio so it was probably something Midwestern. Albert uses his 50:50.
50:50 results
The two remaining answers are A and C.
Albert has nothing to lose since he's at the $50,000 level, so he makes A his final answer.
Spoiler
Answer: A ("Beautiful view.")
commercial break

$250,000: Which of the following was one ofthe six different toys that came with the first McDonald's Happy Meals in 1979?
A - McDoodler stencil
B - McPaper airplane kit
C - McRace car
D - McBouncy ball

Albert says he would have to know what all six of the toys are and he doesn't. He has a guess but he's not willing to gamble his money so he decides to walk away.
Spoiler
Answer: A (McDoodler stencil)
commercial break

Re: Transcript 9/25/2015a - Albert Stamm (carryover contesta

Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2015 6:05 pm
by MarleysGh0st
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$20,000: Besides Gerald Ford, since WWII how many presidents have run for a second term in office and lost?
A - 1
B - 2
C - 3
D - 4

Albert runs through the presidents' names -
Spoiler
he says that Truman ran for re-election in 1948 and won but then thinks he lost to Eisenhower. JFK didn't make it to the opportunity to run for a second term. LBJ decided to not run for a second term. Nixon had two terms, Ford lost to Jimmy Carter and Carter lost to Ronald Reagan. That means the count is one. George H.W. Bush lost to Bill Clinton. He served two terms as did George W. Bush. Barack Obama won a second term
.
Spoiler
Answer: B (2)
This question was convincing evidence that our new host wants to show to be about game play, again. Albert took a long, long time to work his way through this question, although he clearly was making continuous progress towards the answer, instead of just being stuck and hesitant to make a decision.

And all through the deliberations, Chris maintained a respectful silence! No interruptions. No change of topics to ask, "how are you feeling" or "how would you spend the money." Just let the contestant work it out.

Well done, Chris!

Re: Transcript 9/25/2015a - Albert Stamm (carryover contesta

Posted: Tue Sep 29, 2015 6:19 am
by earendel
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Albert Stumm
Philadelphia, PA
News editor


Albert is a news editor who checks facts for a living so he should be well prepared for his appearance on the show.

Albert has his 50:50 and +1 lifelines remaining.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$30,000: A Texas resident was recently banned from owning which of these seemingly harmless license plates, because it spells a curse word when turned upside down?
A - SN3V3WP3
B - P3XVOH
C - HV100W
D - 370H55V

Albert turned his head upside down to try and read the answers, without success, so he gets down on his knees and tries again. He finally realizes what the answer is.
Spoiler
Answer:D (370H55V)
Albert went through some actual gymnastics to get the answer.
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:$250,000: Which of the following was one ofthe six different toys that came with the first McDonald's Happy Meals in 1979?
A - McDoodler stencil
B - McPaper airplane kit
C - McRace car
D - McBouncy ball

Albert says he would have to know what all six of the toys are and he doesn't. He has a guess but he's not willing to gamble his money so he decides to walk away.
Spoiler
Answer: A (McDoodler stencil)
I'd have used my 50:50 to confirm what I thought - the stencil.

Re: Transcript 9/25/2015a - Albert Stamm (carryover contesta

Posted: Thu Oct 01, 2015 9:37 pm
by SportsFan68
$50,000: The word "infant" derives from the Latin word "infans," meaning what?
A - restful slumbers
B - unable to speak
C - hairless beast
D - always hungry

Albert thinks that "in" means "without" but can't figure out what the rest of the word might mean. He opts to use his +1, his husband Keith.
+1
Keith knows this - "infans" means "unable to speak".
Spoiler
Answer: B (unable to speak)
Plus One
$100,000: Minutes after Neil Armstrong's famous "one small step" line, which of these things did Buzz Aldrin say just before stepping onto the moon himself?
A - "Beautiful view."
B - "I'm stepping down now."
C - "Oh my goodness."
D - "Scientia potentia est."

Albert doesn't know the answer but he thinks he can try and figure it out. He says that Aldrin is from Ohio so it was probably something Midwestern. Albert uses his 50:50.
50:50 results
The two remaining answers are A and C.
Albert has nothing to lose since he's at the $50,000 level, so he makes A his final answer.
Spoiler
Answer: A ("Beautiful view.")
50/50
$250,000: Which of the following was one of the six different toys that came with the first McDonald's Happy Meals in 1979?
A - McDoodler stencil
B - McPaper airplane kit
C - McRace car
D - McBouncy ball

Albert says he would have to know what all six of the toys are and he doesn't. He has a guess but he's not willing to gamble his money so he decides to walk away.
Spoiler
Answer: A (McDoodler stencil)
Sayonara