Transcript 02/10/11 - Ingrid Vogelfanger

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Transcript 02/10/11 - Ingrid Vogelfanger

Ingrid Vogelfanger
Denver, CO
Flight attendant

Question Topics (Unrandomized):
* Movie Debuts
* Time Flies
* Slang Speak
* To a Tea
* Flavor Filled
* Bad Boys
* Neil Knows
* International Sport
* Brand Names
* Space Tales

Question Topics (Randomized):
* Flavor Filled
* Space Tales
* Neil Knows
* Bad Boys
* To a Tea
* Slang Speak
* Movie Debuts
* Time Flies
* Brand Names
* International Sport


Question #1 * International Sport
In 2010, sportswriters jokingly called the NBA's New Jersey Nets the "Nyets" after the team was sold to an investor from where?

A: France B: Brazil
C: Russia D: India

Answer/Value/Bank

C: Russia
Question Value: $500
Bank: $500

Question #2 * Brand Names
"Swaddlers" and "Cruisers" are two different product lines produced by which of these household brands?

A: Pillsbury B: Kleenex
C: Pampers D: Wrigley's

Answer/Value/Bank

C: Pampers
Question Value: $10,000
Bank: $10,500

Question #3 * Time Flies
Which of these events occurred roughly "four score and seven years" after Lincoln delivered his famed Gettysburg Address?

A: Prohibition ends B: Korean War begins
C: Ford Model T introduced D: Man walks on moon

Ingrid: I always wished I paid more attention to what "four score" meant.

Ingrid jumps the question.

Answer/Value/Bank

B: Korean War begins
Question Value: $25,000
Bank: $10,500

Question #4 * Movie Debuts
Playing a boy named "Steamer," what leading man had only one line in his big screen debut in the 1988 movie "Mystic Pizza"?

A: Jake Gyllenhaal B: Matt Damon
C: Leonardo DiCaprio D: Edward Norton

Ingrid: I know this! Yay!

Answer/Value/Bank

B: Matt Damon
Question Value: $15,000
Bank: $25,500

-- Commercial Break --


Ingrid is finishing up her eleventh year as a flight attendant. Meredith asks her what's the strangest thing she's seen and Ingrid says it's people trying to change their clothes in the galley.


Question #5 * Slang Speak
Which of these artist names is often used to snarkily describe a person who "looks good from far away, but far from good up close"?

A: Matisse B: Van Gogh
C: Monet D: Dalí

Ingrid remembers this from a movie when she was younger.

Answer/Value/Bank

C: Monet
Question Value: $7,000
Bank: $32,500

Question #6 * To a Tea
In 2010, what celeb launched a tea line featuring four blends: Park Avenue, Union Square, Westchester and Mar-a-Lago?

A: Sean "Diddy" Combs B: Martha Stewart
C: Oprah Winfrey D: Donald Trump

Spoiler

Mar-a-Lago

is what stands out for Ingrid, because she thinks

Spoiler

Donald Trump has a fancy home there

. But Ingrid psychs herself out--despite Meredith advising her, in general, not to do that--so she jumps the question.

Answer/Value/Bank

D: Donald Trump
Question Value: $3,000
Bank: $32,500

Question #7 * Bad Boys
Which of these classic "baddies" is the daytime drama crime lord of "General Hospital" and not an '80s movie villain?

A: Sonny Corinthos B: Biff Tannen
C: Hans Gruber D: Gordon Gekko

Ingrid says both

Spoiler

Hans Gruber and Gordon Gekko

are '80s movie villains, then she asks the audience.

ATA

A: 71% B: 18% C: 7% D: 4%

Answer/Value/Bank

A: Sonny Corinthos
Question Value: $2,000
Bank: $34,500

-- Commercial Break --


Question #8 * Neil Knows
At Neil Diamond concerts, fans traditionally chant, "So good! So good! So good!" during the chorus of what song?

A: America B: Sweet Caroline
C: Forever in Blue Jeans D: Red, Red Wine

Answer/Value/Bank

B: Sweet Caroline
Question Value: $1,000
Bank: $35,500

Question #9 * Space Tales
Astronomers use what fairy-tale term to describe planets that may be habitable because they are neither "too hot" nor "too cold"?

A: Cinderella planets B: Three Little Pigs planets
C: Rumpelstiltskin planets D: Goldilocks planets

Answer/Value/Bank

D: Goldilocks planets
Question Value: $5,000
Bank: $40,500

Question #10 * Flavor Filled
Perhaps due to its value and its color, "vegetable gold" is a common nickname for what spice?

A: Saffron B: Nutmeg
C: Anise D: Coriander

Answer/Value/Bank

A: Saffron
Question Value: $100
Bank: $40,600

-- The End of Game "Noise" --


Ingrid will return on tomorrow's show to play Classic Millionaire!

[themanwho]

Question #9 * Space Tales
Astronomers use what fairy-tale term to describe planets that may be habitable because they are neither "too hot" nor "too cold"?

A: Cinderella planets B: Three Little Pigs planets
C: Rumpelstiltskin planets D: Goldilocks planets

Answer/Value/Bank

D: Goldilocks planets
Question Value: $5,000
Bank: $40,500

From 10/17/2008:

$2K - The Cosmos - What term do cosmologists use to refer to the fact that Earth can support life because its physical components are "just right"?
A - The Rapunzel Effect
B - The Snow White Effect
C - The Goldilocks Effect
D - The Rumpelstiltskin Effect

Answer

Jennifer thinks for a few seconds then her face brightens. "I think I know this one," she says.

C - The Goldilocks Effect (8)

-M

[MarleysGh0st]

Ingrid: I always wished I paid more attention to what "four score" meant.

1. If you always wished that, it wouldn't have taken long to learn.

2. If you understood the historical references and knew the relevant dates for those, you could even have used some math, right there at the Hot Podium, to calculate the value of a score!

[earendel]

Ingrid Vogelfanger
Denver, CO
Flight attendant

Question #3 * Time Flies
Which of these events occurred roughly "four score and seven years" after Lincoln delivered his famed Gettysburg Address?

A: Prohibition ends B: Korean War begins
C: Ford Model T introduced D: Man walks on moon

Ingrid: I always wished I paid more attention to what "four score" meant.

Ingrid jumps the question.

Answer/Value/Bank

B: Korean War begins
Question Value: $25,000
Bank: $10,500

"Four score and seven years" is 87. Add that to the date of the Gettysburg Address (1863) and you get 1950. Prohibition ended in the 20s, the Model T was introduced in the 10s and the moon walk was in the 60s, so that leaves the Korean War.

Question #4 * Movie Debuts
Playing a boy named "Steamer," what leading man had only one line in his big screen debut in the 1988 movie "Mystic Pizza"?

A: Jake Gyllenhaal B: Matt Damon
C: Leonardo DiCaprio D: Edward Norton

Ingrid: I know this! Yay!

Answer/Value/Bank

B: Matt Damon
Question Value: $15,000
Bank: $25,500

I don't know this one, so I'll ATA.

Ingrid is finishing up her eleventh year as a flight attendant. Meredith asks her what's the strangest thing she's seen and Ingrid says it's people trying to change their clothes in the galley.

Really? No "mile high club" initiations?

Question #6 * To a Tea
In 2010, what celeb launched a tea line featuring four blends: Park Avenue, Union Square, Westchester and Mar-a-Lago?

A: Sean "Diddy" Combs B: Martha Stewart
C: Oprah Winfrey D: Donald Trump

Spoiler

Mar-a-Lago

is what stands out for Ingrid, because she thinks

Spoiler

Donald Trump has a fancy home there

. But Ingrid psychs herself out--despite Meredith advising her, in general, not to do that--so she jumps the question.

Answer/Value/Bank

D: Donald Trump
Question Value: $3,000
Bank: $32,500

I'd have to JTQ also.

Question #7 * Bad Boys
Which of these classic "baddies" is the daytime drama crime lord of "General Hospital" and not an '80s movie villain?

A: Sonny Corinthos B: Biff Tannen
C: Hans Gruber D: Gordon Gekko

Ingrid says both

Spoiler

Hans Gruber and Gordon Gekko

are '80s movie villains, then she asks the audience.

ATA

A: 71% B: 18% C: 7% D: 4%

Answer/Value/Bank

A: Sonny Corinthos
Question Value: $2,000
Bank: $34,500

I can eliminate B (Back to the Future), C (Die Hard) and D (Wall Street).

Question #8 * Neil Knows
At Neil Diamond concerts, fans traditionally chant, "So good! So good! So good!" during the chorus of what song?

A: America B: Sweet Caroline
C: Forever in Blue Jeans D: Red, Red Wine

Answer/Value/Bank

B: Sweet Caroline
Question Value: $1,000
Bank: $35,500

I didn't know this was a tradition, but I know the lyrics to the song, so it makes sense.

So I'm going into Classic Millionaire with one lifeline remaining.

[ulysses5019]

Ingrid Vogelfanger
Denver, CO
Flight attendant

Question #3 * Time Flies
Which of these events occurred roughly "four score and seven years" after Lincoln delivered his famed Gettysburg Address?

A: Prohibition ends B: Korean War begins
C: Ford Model T introduced D: Man walks on moon

Ingrid: I always wished I paid more attention to what "four score" meant.

Ingrid jumps the question.

Answer/Value/Bank

B: Korean War begins
Question Value: $25,000
Bank: $10,500

"Four score and seven years" is 87. Add that to the date of the Gettysburg Address (1863) and you get 1950. Prohibition ended in the 20s, the Model T was introduced in the 10s and the moon walk was in the 60s, so that leaves the Korean War.

Question #4 * Movie Debuts
Playing a boy named "Steamer," what leading man had only one line in his big screen debut in the 1988 movie "Mystic Pizza"?

A: Jake Gyllenhaal B: Matt Damon
C: Leonardo DiCaprio D: Edward Norton

Ingrid: I know this! Yay!

Answer/Value/Bank

B: Matt Damon
Question Value: $15,000
Bank: $25,500

I don't know this one, so I'll ATA.

Ingrid is finishing up her eleventh year as a flight attendant. Meredith asks her what's the strangest thing she's seen and Ingrid says it's people trying to change their clothes in the galley.

Really? No "mile high club" initiations?

Question #6 * To a Tea
In 2010, what celeb launched a tea line featuring four blends: Park Avenue, Union Square, Westchester and Mar-a-Lago?

A: Sean "Diddy" Combs B: Martha Stewart
C: Oprah Winfrey D: Donald Trump

Spoiler

Mar-a-Lago

is what stands out for Ingrid, because she thinks

Spoiler

Donald Trump has a fancy home there

. But Ingrid psychs herself out--despite Meredith advising her, in general, not to do that--so she jumps the question.

Answer/Value/Bank

D: Donald Trump
Question Value: $3,000
Bank: $32,500

I'd have to JTQ also.

Question #7 * Bad Boys
Which of these classic "baddies" is the daytime drama crime lord of "General Hospital" and not an '80s movie villain?

A: Sonny Corinthos B: Biff Tannen
C: Hans Gruber D: Gordon Gekko

Ingrid says both

Spoiler

Hans Gruber and Gordon Gekko

are '80s movie villains, then she asks the audience.

ATA

A: 71% B: 18% C: 7% D: 4%

Answer/Value/Bank

A: Sonny Corinthos
Question Value: $2,000
Bank: $34,500

I can eliminate B (Back to the Future), C (Die Hard) and D (Wall Street).

Question #8 * Neil Knows
At Neil Diamond concerts, fans traditionally chant, "So good! So good! So good!" during the chorus of what song?

A: America B: Sweet Caroline
C: Forever in Blue Jeans D: Red, Red Wine

Answer/Value/Bank

B: Sweet Caroline
Question Value: $1,000
Bank: $35,500

I didn't know this was a tradition, but I know the lyrics to the song, so it makes sense.

So I'm going into Classic Millionaire with one lifeline remaining.