Ridgway, PA
Unemployed and wants to go back to college
Qualified through the video audition.
She filmed her audition video through the mirror in her bathroom.
Topic Tree
Quite Inventive
Governors
Michael Jackson
South America
Unusual Words
Historic Sites
The Secret Service
CELEBRITY Q
Medicine
Science Projects
Online
Ireland
Appliances
Happy Thoughts
Horror Movies
$500 (Horror Movies):
In the 1980s, a series of eight gory horror films featured what unlucky date in their titles?
A. Monday the 5th B. Friday the 13th
C. Sunday the 22nd D. Walter Mondale's birthday
Spoiler
$1000 (Happy Thoughts):
A common way to express that happiness depends on individual taste is to tell a person "whatever floats your" what?
A. Bicycle B. Train
C. Boat D. Taxi
Spoiler
$2000 (Appliances):
Founded in 1948, Char-Broil is a company that manufactures which of these appliances?
A. Refrigerators B. Juicers
C. Grills D. Blenders
Spoiler
$3000 (Ireland):
Phytophthora infestans, or late blight, swept through Ireland in the 1840s, killing much of the nation's crop of what?
A. Potatoes B. Wheat
C. Corn D. Apples
Spoiler
$5000 (Online):
What sport is the subject of the Web site themat.com?
A. Bowling B. Cycling
C. Wrestling D. Surfing
Spoiler
$7500 (Science Projects):
In 1983, President Reagan opened the military NAVSTAR project to civilian uses, which lead to the invention of what?
A. DVD players B. GPS receivers
C. Digital cameras D. Flat-screen TVs
Spoiler
$10K (Medicine):
The bizarre-sounding surgery known as osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis helps restore vision by implanting what in the eye?
A. Microscopic diamonds B. Sterilized insect wings
C. Inch-long glass spikes D. The patient's own tooth
Spoiler
During the break, Susan told Mere that a couple of times she wanted to use a lifeline, but trusted her instincts. Mere commented that doing the video from her bathroom is a sign of a desperate person. She has been out of work for over a year and could really use the money she won.
Mere introduced today’s ATE, Baratunde Thurston, a Web editor of “The Onion” and "a very smart guy"
$12.5K (CELEBRITY Q) - Emily Procter from CSI: Miami:
In 2009, Miami's Dolphin Stadium was renamed "Land Shark Stadium" as part of a deal struck with what singer?
A. Jimmy Buffett B. Kenny Rogers
C. Neil Diamond D. Barry Manilow
ATA at :19
ATA
Spoiler
$15K (The Secret Service):
The Mossad is the secret intelligence service of what country?
A. Saudi Arabia B. Israel
C. South Korea D. Egypt
ATE at :19
ATE
Spoiler
$25K (Historic Sites):
The site where Napoleon lost a decisive battle in 1815, Waterloo is a town in what is now what country?
A. Germany B. The Netherlands
C. Belgium D. Switzerland
Double-Dip (:13)
DD and answer
Her second answer is C. Belgium
C. Belgium (:06)
Hot Seat home game winning answer
Spoiler for Monday
Which of these celebrities has been married the most times?
A. Larry King B. Kenny Rogers
C. Liza Minnelli D. Billy Bob Thornton
$50K (Unusual Words):
Resembling a sound effect from the old "Batman" TV show, what odd word do British wine lovers use to describe a cheap or inferior wine?
A. Plonk B. Glosh
C. Bloop D. Krunch
Spoiler
Susan will return Monday going for $100,000.