Liang followed by Mark Fisher
is back to try to make it again
to the bonus trzynes and a
chance at a jackpot of.
Eight thousand. Six. It's all
been found between the sheets.
And here's your host, Chuck Wallery.
Thanks everybody. Thank you Charlie Turner.
Good morning and welcome to the television version of everyone's favorite game or afternoon, depending on where you are.
Home View Award was sent in by Dodie Shofa, I believe it is, from Redwood City, California.
Today the jackpot in our bonus stands at $8,000. The winner's going to get a chance at the end of the show.
And here's Charlie with our first two players.
She's our champion, he's a meter reader. From Venice, California, Barb Fisher.
And from Orlando, Florida, Steve Demer.
Nice to have you both here. How are you Barb?
Great.
Barb is our champion at $1,500. Tell us about yourself.
Well, I love to windsurf and bowl and I'm going to spend my money on taking another honeymoon.
I took two last year.
Nice, we'll make it three.
That's right, I think so.
Nice to have you back Barb.
Thank you.
Hi Steve.
Hi, how are you doing?
What's up? Tell me about yourself.
Well, I'm a meter reader. I work for a major utility company back home in Orlando, Florida.
Oh see, I thought I had you in one of those Cushmans, you know, running around giving people tickets.
No, no, no. A lot of people think I'm a meter reader.
So like a water company or something like that?
Yeah, water and electric. I get to meet people's pets.
Oh, yes, the block pit bull is probably one of your favorites.
You're the challenger. You're going to go first Steve.
So we're going to play Scrabble until somebody gets three words right and that player goes on to our Scrabble sprint.
The bonus worth $8,000.
Take a look at the board as we set up for our first game.
We're building on the letter I.
There are nine letters in the word.
The clue is the successful ones never go to their reunions.
This is great. I love this.
All right, who came up with this?
No, you didn't.
Gary?
No, he didn't.
He couldn't.
Did he, Jan?
This is a good one. You're going to like this.
When you think you know the word, hit your buzzer.
Don't forget the pink and blue bonus squares. They're worth money.
The successful ones never go to their reunions.
Don't have any idea? I'm going to grab a couple tiles.
Number five and number six.
I can't believe our producer came up with this.
A and a T.
Place that T.
Stop her, Barb.
Okay, I'll take tile number four.
A and an E.
I'll try the E.
$500.
The successful ones never go to their reunions.
I wish I knew it. I don't know it yet.
Place the A.
Okay, two more tiles.
Tile number three and tile number two.
Two Ks.
I guess I'll take a K.
Sure you will.
First position in the word.
The successful ones never go to their reunions.
The other K.
I'll take two more tiles. Number one and number seven.
A and an M.
I'd like the M, please.
The successful ones never go to their reunions.
Cute, isn't it? Don't you love it?
She doesn't know what it is yet.
I have an idea, but go ahead and place the A.
I'll see if I'm right.
The successful ones never go to their reunions.
Kamikaze?
Yes.
I love that.
You know what a kamikaze is?
Yes.
Yeah, of course.
Well, you know, when they fly those things into, they die.
That's right.
They never show up.
I wonder if they ever have.
Let's have a kamikaze reunion this night, I doubt it.
All right, Steve.
Building on the letter A in kamikaze,
seven letters in the word, the clue is where the full moon sets.
Where the full moon sets.
You guys have outdone yourself.
Where the full moon sets.
Well, let's go for a couple of tiles, a four and a seven.
H and a U.
Go ahead and throw that H in there.
$500, where the full moon sets.
Oh, I don't know it.
I have to place that U.
Where the full moon sets.
Still don't know it.
A couple more tiles should help.
Eight and five.
T and an R.
Go ahead and place that T.
Where the full moon sets.
I have to place that R.
Somebody got it there laughing out loud.
Stop her.
Okay, Barb.
All right, I'll take two tiles, tile number three and number six.
A B and a T.
Yeah, place the B, please.
Where the full moon sets.
Bathtub.
That's right.
Oh, no, that's incredible.
Now, whose was that?
Jan.
Did you really come up with kamikaze, Gary?
Honestly?
Together.
Well, I can tell it wasn't on your own.
Building on the letter T in bathtub, Steve.
Eight letters in the word.
The clue is people will cross the street to avoid them.
People will cross the street to avoid them.
This one's okay.
It's not great.
Give me a couple of tiles, number four and number six.
I want an H.
Give me that H.
People will cross the street to avoid them.
Give me another tile.
No, you can't use another tile to use the O.
Give me that O.
That O's worth $1,000, Steve.
People will cross the street to avoid them.
You want to take a chance and try to guess it?
I don't know it.
Okay, take a couple of tiles.
Number seven and number two.
Give me an O and an E.
Go ahead and place that U.
No, that's a stopper.
Barb's had all the luck.
Okay, I'll take another tile.
Number five.
People will cross the street to avoid them with an R and an E.
I'd like the R, please.
Stopper.
Now you really got a chance to make some money here, Steve.
Okay.
Only one stopper out.
Ah, let me pull tile number eight.
Give me the P.
People will cross the street to avoid them.
Potholes.
Oh, yes.
Yes, but that E was worth $1,000.
No, but I'm hurting.
I'm hurting.
Steve, that E was worth $1,000.
The S was.
Wasn't it?
What?
Oh, the S was.
Oh.
Well, forget what I said, Steve.
Okay.
It all means we've run out of time and none too soon either.
We're going to play the rest of this in speed, where it hands on your buzzers
and we'll put the letters in place one at a time.
Can't give you the last letter.
Still could have gone for it, but what the heck.
Okay, Steve has one, Barb has two.
Here we go.
Building on the letter E and potholes, six letters in the word.
The clue is he got some big laughs in court.
Ready?
Go.
Got some big laughs in court.
Steve.
Jester.
You got it.
It's all tied up.
Anybody's game.
Building on the letter R and jester, eight letters in the word.
The clue is a chow line.
Ready?
Go.
A chow line.
Barb.
Pedigree.
That's right, it's pedigree.
You got it.
Well, I tried to get some money away, couldn't do it.
Got a sewing machine for you, Steve.
Oh.
I hope you can sew if you can't, you can learn how on this thing.
Steve, for you, Singer Sewing Company,
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All right, well, I hope you enjoy that, Steve.
I'll tell you what, I got my wife a sewing machine.
I spent three days playing with it.
I had lots of fun, yeah.
$2,000, Barb's gonna play Scrabble Sprint,
and we'll be back to watch her right after this.
Stay with us.
We'll be right back.
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Come on.
Okay, okay.
We doctored it up.
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And now back to Scrabble and Chuck Lorre.
Barb Bisher has $2,000, and she's going to establish a time.
The winner of the next crossword, of course, will come up here and try to beat that time.
Remind you to hit your plunger.
That's what stops the clock.
There are no stoppers in any of these words.
All the letters are good.
Good luck to you, Barb.
Thank you.
Okay.
First word has five letters.
Some people turn their noses up at them.
That's correct.
Ready?
Yes.
Go.
R.
F.
O.
Some people turn their noses up at them.
D.
Otters.
Yes.
Second word has seven letters.
A large container of water.
Ready?
Yes.
Go.
G.
R.
B.
E.
A large container of water.
C.
Iceberg.
That's right.
The third word has eight letters.
It's A plus in education.
Or it's a plus in education.
It's a plus in education.
Ready?
Yes.
Go.
D.
T.
N.
It's a plus in education.
A.
Addition.
Yes.
The last word has nine letters.
Pickup trucks.
Ready?
Yes.
Go.
R.
L.
F.
Pickup trucks.
K.
Forklift.
That's right.
Forklift.
27.2.
Pretty good time.
We'll be back to see you right after this.
Stay with us.
It was pretty good.
You know, when you're shopping for cereal, I suggest you walk this street.
Because it keeps the expensive cereals out of reach and puts you in a better position
to find malt-o-meal cereals.
See, they're usually down here.
Well, in a bag.
And they're every bit as good as these and cost less.
See?
This one costs about a dollar less.
A dollar.
Malt-o-meal.
The savings are in the bag.
You really ought to come down here.
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If it's got to be clean, it's got to be tied.
To me, it's laundry.
To him, it's a costume.
Hey, there's a new one.
I'm going to go get it.
Oh really you're a fisherman?
DC fisherman.
That's great.
That had to be exciting.
How long did it take you to pull it in?
Just about an hour.
Gee that's not very long.
You were on the top right?
Yes I did.
Ok let's go to the board.
We're going to play Scrabble building on the letter I.
Nine letters.
Who is, sometimes they take a little off the top.
Sometimes they take a little off the top.
I don't know what it is so I'll pick number five and number eight.
E and a P.
A P please.
Sometimes they take a little off the top.
An E.
I still don't know it.
Number nine and number one.
T and an N.
The N please.
Stopper.
I don't have an idea so I'll have to take a tile.
Number eleven.
T and a D.
Place the T please.
And the D.
Stopper rolling back to you with only one stopper left.
Chance for some money.
Sometimes they take a little off the top.
Hopefully I can get that money.
Let's go with number six and number ten.
S and an R.
The R please.
The S please.
Sometimes they take a little off the top.
Only one stopper out.
Let's go for that then.
Number seven and number three.
S and a P.
The P.
And the S.
Can't give you the last letter.
Sometimes they take a little off the top.
Stripper.
Try to get in the large.
Building on the letter E and stripper is there six letters in the word.
The clue is people who live in big cities often raise them on their balconies unless they have a basement.
And in the basement they can put it in the furnace, perhaps turn it up to 90 and raise them there.
My gosh this is like a book.
People who live in big cities often raise them on their balconies.
Okay I'll have to take two tiles.
The eight and the seven.
S and an O.
Place the S please.
And the O.
One thousand dollars.
People who live in big cities often raise them on their balconies.
Oh I wish I had an idea.
I know you do.
It would be a thousand dollars if you knew it.
No I'll have to draw six and the two.
C and an I.
Place the C please.
And the I.
Place the people who live in big cities often raise them on their balconies.
Voices. Voices, yep.
Okay Nolan building on the letter O and voices.
Eight letters in the word.
The clue is they smear your good name.
They can smear your good name.
Give you a thousand dollars if you can tell me what it is right now.
I have no idea.
It's virtually impossible.
Number five and the number eight.
The T please.
They can smear your good name.
The G.
Stopper, Melissa.
Okay the seven.
And the one.
S and an A.
The S please.
And the A.
Stopper, Nolan.
Only one left again.
Okay.
No money this time though.
Number three and the number ten.
L and a K.
The L please.
They can smear your good name.
Ink blots.
That's right it's ink blots.
That was even faster.
That was very well done.
You just had a few letters.
Alright two to one.
That means we're out of time for this round.
Going to play the rest in speed word.
Hands on your buzzers.
Put the letters in place one at a time.
Can't give you the last letter.
Melissa you need to tie this up.
Nolan's going for the game and building on the letter N and ink blots.
Six letters in this word.
The clue is some people try hard not to be seen doing it.
In the bushes.
Some people try hard not to be seen doing it in the bushes.
Your imagination just goes wild on one.
Alright ready?
Go.
Some people try hard not to be seen doing it in the bushes.
Nolan.
Hiding.
That's it.
One two three.
Got it.
Well that's a good job Melissa.
Well you never quite got out of jail.
You really did.
Thanks for playing the game.
We enjoyed having you.
Thank you.
You really did.
Yeah.
And she gets a sewing machine.
Hope you enjoy that.
And Nolan's got $500.
He's going to try for $1000 right after this.
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Thank you.
Good job.
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And now back to Scramble and Chuck Lorre.
Thanks, Charlie. Barb Fisher has $2,000.
She's established a time of 27.2.
I want to try your last name.
Nolan Broussard.
All right, Chuck.
Is that it?
Congratulations.
Oh, it is Broussard.
$500.
He's gonna try to beat her time, play the same four words,
remind you to hit your plunger.
That's what stops the clock.
And no stopper is any of these words.
All the letters are good.
Okay.
Here we go.
First word, five letters.
Some people turn their noses up at them.
Ready?
Ready.
Go.
G.
I.
R.
Large container of water.
Iceberg.
Very nicely done.
Third word has eight letters.
I.
R.
Third word has eight letters.
It's a plus in education.
Ready?
Ready.
Go.
D.
T.
A.
It's a plus in education.
Addition.
Yes.
7.5 seconds left for the last word.
Nine letters.
Pickup trucks.
Ready?
Ready.
Go.
R.
F.
Pickup trucks.
L.
T.
Fork lifts is what we were looking for.
That was a good time, Barb.
You did it again.
That was a good time.
Real good time.
Fork lifts is so tough.
You know, it's really interesting on both of these.
The first one you had a vowel beginning.
The word.
So it was really hard to get.
The second one you had a vowel.
In addition, I think she started to creep up on you in time at that place.
And forklifts took about the equal amount of time, I believe, but she just happened
to aid you out.
So, Nolan, $500.
Not bad.
Thanks for playing the game.
We enjoyed it.
Thank you.
And good luck to you and your wife and your new baby.
Okay.
Thank you.
Barb Fisher now has $3,000.
She's going to try for eight grand right after this.
Let yourself feel how you want to feel.
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And now back to Chuck Lurie and today's winner.
Well, Barbara's our returning champ.
I ought to remind you that next week you won't see Barb back because it's our celebrity week
and of course we'll have a celebrity as a champion then.
But Barb will be returning the week after that.
She now has $3,000.
She has a chance to win $8,000.
And 10 seconds on the clock.
Get these under 10 seconds and I'll give you the money.
Okay.
I'd love to give it to you.
This is NBC's money, isn't it?
See, it's even more fun when it's theirs, yeah.
First word, six letters.
Some guys will stick their necks out for them.
Think very carefully about that.
Ready?
Yes.
Go.
F.
Some guys will stick their necks out for them.
H.
V.
Shave.
Yes.
3.5 seconds.
Oh, boy, you can get this one.
I know you can get this one.
3.5 seconds.
Figure out how many letters you can place.
Seven letters.
Night court.
Ready?
Yes.
Go.
C.
A.
You're gonna wanna die, I'm telling you.
Night, we're gonna spell it K-N-I-G-H-T.
Night court, Camelot.
Oh.
Yeah, I thought you might get it.
Because we do that so much on this show,
you'll see night, not N-I-G-H-T, but K-N-I-G-H-T.
Well, $3,000.
She'll be back in another week after next week.
We have Celebrity Week next week.
Be sure to join us.
Bye-bye, everybody.
Hi, I'm Al Albert.
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This program is based on the Scrabble brand crossword game.
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