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usual on Wheel of Fortune we have lots of prizes to give away. Lots of lovely money to collect
by giving this wheel a good spin and converting the dollars to letters. Speaking of letters,
don't forget about the red mystery. That might be in round one today or two or three. $180
Neil. T for Tom. T for Tom. There's one T right at the top. $180 Neil has in the bank.
One of those common old phrases. If you're playing long at home or if you might be watching,
see how you go with this one. Another $180. You can double the score here Neil. R for
Robert. An R. There are two. Two R's. Okay, $360 he has. Can I buy a vowel please? You
may. An E. An E. Yep, just the one actually. Just one E. You can buy another vowel. Oh,
you're spending that. So $50 back, $310. Now for Neil. Glenn and Fiona are planning ahead
I know. Getting the letters ready. If not they better be. $180 Neil. An N for Nellie.
Yes, there are two of those. Two N's. $490. Now, free spins approaching on the wheel in
round one. Could be an advantage to get that. Just glides on past. But the money's very
important. $180 more. A D for dog. A D. There are no G's. Over to Glenn. Neil remains on
$490. Now all the gang at Edinburgh will be watching. Here Glenn. This could be a very
big start Glenn for you. Top dollar. One spin. $400. This letter's worth. P for price please
John. Oh, there are no G's Glenn. No prizes there I'm afraid. Over to Fiona. Who's into
the game quickly from position three. Oh, I can't waste any time. Okay, now Fiona. Good
spin. $250. S for Sam. Yep, there are two S's. Good letter. Sort of an obvious one if
you think they're there. It's always wise to grab them while you can. So Fiona has $250.
This time a chance for 225 more. M for Matthew. No N's. So back to Neil we come. He remains
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the top of the show Neil $21,000 plus worth of prizes. Oh, it's just going to glide through
top dollar. 90 is good though. A B for Bob. Yes, there is one B. And it's a very special
B. Yes, it's the red Mr Otis. So we double the 90s. It's 180 more. That's 730 now. And
he spins again. They're almost there. Oh boy, we have his undivided attention here. No,
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It's round two time, which means the bonus prize makes its appearance.
Thank you, Dixie.
This beautiful original painting comes from the Country's Look Gallery in Victoria.
It depicts the striking natural beauty of Tasmania's Lake St. Clair, priced at $950
from Trevor O'Prey.
Yes, very fine Alice.
Trevor O'Prey, another year increase in value, of course.
Now, Glen and Fiona and Neil, if you spin up the bonus prize on the wheel, choose a
consonant in the phrase, in the puzzle, which is not a phrase, don't confuse you.
The bonus prize will be yours, that Trevor O'Prey painting.
Glen's in control.
It's a title we're looking for, Glen.
A title.
It's a movie title, in fact.
A movie title.
And you had to think a fair way back for this one, Glen.
S for Sam, please.
And S, there are two of them.
Two S's.
Woo hoo!
One right behind the apostrophe.
So 480 Glen has.
Yes, the Trevor O'Prey painting, that's the bonus prize on the wheel today.
Stop.
Oh no.
Now, Glen, oh, it's got to stop here.
Bankrupt them.
Sorry to say, there goes the cash in control.
And Fiona fairly leapt at the wheel.
We're only a time, Glen, we're only round two, so still a chance.
$390, Fiona.
N for Nigel.
Yep, there is one N in this movie title.
As I said, you'll have to think back a bit for this one.
Been on the telly a few times, too.
A chance for another $210, Fiona.
T for terrific, thanks.
T, there are three T's.
Yep.
Good letter.
$850.
Neil's still leading at $955.
What can Fiona do here?
This will be for the lead in the game, Fiona, $210.
Yes.
R for revolting.
Thank you, Fiona.
Nice of you to mention me.
I couldn't think of anything else.
There is one R, $1,060.
Another good spin, too, because just as I said, you're going to have to think about
the money.
$390.
K for kiss.
Yep, there is one of those.
$1,450.
Big hit.
Just keep it going.
Fiona's watching very carefully here, but it's OK.
No problem.
A chance for $210 more.
F for Fiona.
Yep, there are three F's.
$1,660.
I think I'll solve it.
More opportunities there, Fiona.
I know.
Breakfast at Tiffany's.
Oh, I like it.
I was going to say more money, more prizes, but you've got a very nice table here, of
course.
I blame you for solving breakfast at Tiffany's, which starred Audrey Hepburn about 1961, if
my memory serves me correctly.
$1,660 to spend, Fiona.
I'd like the Rado watch, please.
The Rado watch for $8.95 leaves you $7.65.
And the David Winter cottages, please.
The David Winter cottages for $519, $246 remaining.
And the Terracotta kitchenware, thank you.
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Okay, it's the end of the leading on $16.60.
Now it's got $9.55.
Blem's having to get into the action in round three, which we'll have for you right after
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Let's go, it's round three. $2,000 is top dollar. Fiona's in control.
It's an occupation we're looking for, Fiona. Yes.
It's an occupation. Well, some people call this work.
Stop. Some people don't. Hey, Fiona, the bonus prize.
Not there. The Trevor L. Ray painting.
Oh, I'm looking at the wrong one. All we need is the right consonant here.
Ah, for Ronald. An R, yes. There is one R right on the end.
So take that bonus prize wedge off and $525 to boot.
Oh, that's a good bet. So $2,185.
So $950 worth of very nice Trevor O'Prey painting, which of course will only increase in value.
Fine artist. So good on you, Fiona. Well done.
Thank you. $465 this time.
End for nothing. Yes, there are two ends.
$2,650. Getting a bit of a lead up here. Neil on $955. Glenn, you have to score.
An occupation we're looking for.
As I said, some people consider it to be work. Fiona, top dollar. Look at so close for $270.
Good. T for terrific.
Yep, there are two Ts. $2,920.
You're having a very nice round three.
Spending up some great dollars and the main thing, of course, converting.
$255. An L for lovely.
Not so lovely. No Ls, I'm afraid. So back to Neil. We come.
Fiona remains on $2,920. Now, Kari Averchamp has got his work cut out here.
But I tell you what. Could this make a difference? Oh, $420 is good.
An S for Sam. Yes, there is one S. $1,375.
Boy, close to top dollar there. That could have been very interesting.
Still time, of course, for Neil and Glenn too. Now, Neil, $465 more.
An M for Mary. An M, yep.
There is one M. $1,840. An occupation.
As I said, some people consider this to be work. Now, Neil, $165.
A P for Peter. No P's.
Glenn, what can we do here, Glenn? We need large dollars here, Glenn.
It's going to be $540. That's good.
C for close. C for close.
Yes, there is one C. Oh, dear.
I've just broken my glass and everything. Is that seven years bad luck?
I'm now standing in ankle deep in water here. $540, Glenn.
Hey, top dollar. $420. Glenn's good.
B for bother. Yes, there is one B.
Taxable, in fact, so it is a cabinet minister.
What happened is Glenn winning round three at $960 in the bank, so he gets to spend that
very shortly in the price shop. Neil finished at $1,840 today, but Fiona's the champion.
$2,920. Fiona plays the major prize round.
It could be Ford Festiva. We'll have to wait and see.
$960, Glenn to spend. Well done.
Can I please have the Crusader car alarm, John?
Car alarm. $939 worth. Here it is.
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It features remote control operation, microcomputer technology, and comes fully installed.
Priced at $939 from Crusader car alarms. OK, well, nice prize there, Glenn.
If you can. And well played.
Didn't have a lot of luck in the early stages, but came home with a big finish.
And almost top dollar. That would have been a very interesting day.
Well, $939 worth of prizes. Thanks for being on the show, Glenn.
Thank you, John. Thank you, John.
Give our regards to everybody at Edinburgh. And Neil?
Well, you said, oh, gee, I've changed positions. I'm not sure about today.
That's the spot. But Fiona played very well,
I'm sure we'll agree. I don't think you'd be too disappointed.
Of course, winning round one today, $923 worth of prizes added to your very impressive total.
It all adds up to $22,267. That's some very nice things there.
So well done. And a beautiful holiday, too.
Set us a postcard, you know what I mean? From Daydream Island.
So good on you. Well played. Thank you.
You've been a good show. Neil, touch it.
And of course, for Neil and Glenn, we have this as well.
Play along at home with a popular Wheel of Fortune game. It comes from Crota.
OK, well, we've just got the one round to go. Oh, I'll just sidle over here quietly.
To Fiona, and we'll be back with that in just a sec.
Yeah, they got that bonus price, too, that several play painting in it.
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Mudbucket located. Chalk, chalk, chalk.
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Away the head.
Okay, this is something that you do with your fingers.
Has to do with five senses and to do with fear.
No, that's three.
Yes.
Alright, this is something that you can put on your wall.
Can be black and white and...
Butter up.
Yeah.
No, the girls win again.
Well, would anyone like a cup of something that grows in salon
that comes on small bushes and you add it to water?
Yes, you haven't got any of those things made of egg and flour.
Sometimes come with chocolate chips.
Biscuits?
Yes.
No.
Nothing for us, thanks.
I've got an early start at that place where you go every day.
You carry a briefcase, they pay you a salary.
Go, go.
Well, alright.
Starlight have lowered prices on fabric awnings.
Right now, you can get up to 25% off.
So hurry in before prices go back up.
Well, alright.
Starlight gets it right.
Okay, Fiona Hamilton's the champ.
Well done.
Fiona, see, I told you there was nothing to worry about.
Goodness me.
Well, you've done very well.
And I think there could be another major prize going off here today.
We hope so.
Could be one of these.
There's carpet priced at $4,000.
A $4,200 outdoor setting.
An $8,400 holiday.
A cruise priced at $4,700.
A $4,700 selling package.
A $6,200 bed.
And that fabulous Ford Festiva Trio,
vetted at $12,500.
Okay, well, some lovely prices here, Fiona.
Of course, the Ford Festiva Trio on top of the pile.
$2,920 in the bank.
So you can choose three consonants and one vowel.
And we're looking for a name today.
It's a name of a person well known in the world of film.
What a clue.
Yes, the name of a person well known in the world of film.
Okay, Fiona, give this wheel a spin.
Let's check out the major prize today on Wheel of Fortune.
What will it be?
Carpet.
It's going to be a Ford.
Sorry?
Fiesta.
Bedding?
Outdoor setting?
Cruise?
It's going to be a Ford.
A Ford.
Oh, class.
But this is a huge prize, this.
This queen-size bed can be adjusted to suit your individual needs, Fiona.
Relax with the gentle massage to set you to sleep.
You'll feel like you're sleeping on a cloud.
Priced at $6,200 from Niagara Therapy.
Okay.
You'll wake up refreshed on this bed.
I tell you, three consonants and one vowel.
Name associated in the world of film.
Well known.
T for Terrific.
T.
S for Samantha.
S.
R for Roger.
An R.
And an E for Everlasting.
T. S. R. E.
Good letters.
Why doesn't it come to me?
I have gone completely blank.
Yes.
Tell me about it.
Hello, I'm sorry.
Oliver Stone, Fiona.
Yes.
JFK, my service.
Oh, gosh, that was terrific.
You put a comment in his mouth.
It's Oliver Stone, very well known name in the world of film, of course.
It certainly is.
Well, I know you're a little disappointed about that, but $2,594 for the prizes you won already.
Not just for the prizes.
That's good indeed.
And of course you're coming back to play again.
I certainly am, thank you.
I want a little picture here today.
You two should match, I'm just the outsider here.
I don't really belong.
Color coordinator.
That's a very pretty color.
It's a nice color with all the natural stuff.
Music playing
The Grundy Television production for the 7 Network Australia.
John Deak speaking.
Tonight.
I don't want to see you again until you know what you want.
When Billy fell for Amanda.
I know what I want.
I want you.
No one dreamed it would come to this.
Where are you going?
I'm gonna be moving out.
Are you moving in with Amanda?
And when Allison turned to Keith.
This guy, he's your hero?
I'm not sure what I'm saying.
I thought we were gonna spend the rest of our lives together.
8.30 tonight, Melrose Place on Southern Cross.
Music playing
Introducing our Carrier of the Champions.
The Dixon Family.
Ron, Shirley, Kim and Tracy.
And the Tucker Family.
Lara, Mark, Sam and Kurt.
Ready to battle it out for $9,400 in cash and prizes on Family Feud.
And now, here's the star of the show, Rob Brown.
Rob Brown.
Thank you very much.
Nice to have you company on Family Feud.
Welcome everyone to the show.
We're back to $2,000 on the jackpot because our
our Chairs had a terrific win on the last show.
And they're back to tell us all about it.
And they'll run through the prizes with us too.
Would you make them very welcome?
The Dixon Family are here.
Good night, Ron.
Nice to have you back.
Let's introduce the winning family first and tell us who's playing today.
Well, my wife Shirley and my two daughters
Kim and Tracy.
And didn't they play well for you, Ron?
Okay, it was a very good win for you.
Tell us about the prizes and how you split them up.
Ron, what did you take home?
Well, I ended up with the outdoor setting.
You had first pick?
No, it was democratically done like names out of a hat.
Oh, you pulled names out of a hat. Well done.
The outdoor furniture for you and you won't be disappointed.
What about you, Shirley?
And I got the gold pass for movies.
Oh, off to the movies. Do you like films?
Yes.
And take Ron with you too.
Kim, why did you... I pulled out the holiday.
Well, aren't you lucky, hey?
Was that the one with a bit of gum stuck to it, was it?
Yes, yes.
And you picked it out.
Also, Tracy, there was a dinner set.
Caught on to a dinner set.
And how much in cash? About $4,000.
So you did very well.
$1,000 each in all the prizes.
Okay.
The champs today play...
Make them welcome, folks, the Tucker Family.
Hello, Laura.
Who's playing in your team today?
My husband, Mark, my sister-in-law, Sam
and my brother, Kurt.
Okay. Good team? Very good.
A winning combination, says Laura.
You like beach volleyball. You'd love to be able to sing in tune.
Is it that bad, Mark?
In the car, yes.
You have a little baby. Yes, I do.
Boy. Nine and a half months old.
Mark says he has a talent for dodging dirty nappies.
We can't blame you for that, Mark.
Do you sing to the little bloke, Laura?
I do.
Perhaps you should cease to do that, because you can pass on this...
Good on you, Laura.
What's the little fella's name, Mark?
Brady. Brady. Good. Hello, Sam.
Power dressing tonight, Sam. Have a look at her.
She's here to win in the all-red.
Sam has a talent for avoiding housework.
Would you want to get out of everything, don't you?
So Kurt does it for you, Sam.
You let her trick you into these things, Kurt?
I'm easily fooled.
He'd love to own a Harley Davidson.
Maybe there's a trade-off here, eh?
I don't know.
Good luck to you both. Nice to have you along.
They're the challengers. They take on the chance at Family Feud.
Good luck to you at home. We'll play the game. Come on, now.
Hello, Ron.
All right. This afternoon on Feud, we've done our survey.
We have the top nine answers on the board.
Besides a ball, name something that is thrown in sports.
Ron. Javelin.
Let's try the javelin.
Ron's got it. Top answer.
Come on, Ron.
Control of the game.
Shirley, what do you think? Besides a ball, name something that's thrown in sports.
Discus.
The discus is thrown and we'll try it.
Shirley's right. Two down.
Now, this is the difficult part about playing, you know, a little down the line,
because the easy answers are gone now, Kim.
Besides a ball, name something that is thrown in sports.
Frisbee.
Let's try the frisbee. Is Kim right?
Yes, she is.
Three down.
Tracy.
Now, the survey would tell us there are six answers remaining.
Tantrum.
Throw a tantrum. I like it. Yes.
Throw a tantrum. You've been watching too much sports.
Show us a tantrum.
Yes.
How was that for an answer, Ron?
Clever. Very clever.
Besides a ball, name something that's thrown in sports.
Shot put.
We'll try it. It's a shot put on the board.
Yes, it is.
Well, how's the family going here, eh?
Chances have been a very good round for you.
Once again, the question, besides a ball, name something that's thrown in sports, Shirley.
A dart.
Shirley says darts. This could be another good try.
Let's go to the board. Do we show darts?
Yes.
Three to go. Kim, we should get a quick mug shot of the Tucker family over here.
And I mean it in the nicest possible way.
There they are, the challengers.
They want to have a shot at this at some stage if they can in round one.
There are no strikes against your family, besides a ball, name something that's thrown in sports.
Hammer.
The hammer throw. Let's try the hammer.
Strike one.
But a good try, Kim.
There are three answers remaining. Tracy, what do you think this time?
A baton.
We'll throw the baton, says Tracy.
Let's go to the board.
No. Two strikes down.
No. Two strikes down will run.
Now they're in with a chance, the Tuckers.
One sweep from you and they could be over there for the steal.
84 points you have on the board.
Okay, what do you reckon, Ron?
Tossing the caber.
Throwing the caber.
We're going to throw the caber.
Let's see how Ron's played.
Sorry, Ron.
You gave us an answer anyway. Good try.
The Tucker family can get all the points here with just one answer.
Laura, listen to your family because they'll hopefully give you some clues.
Because Laura doesn't have any idea at this moment.
In time she'll pick up, I'm sure, on something.
What do you think, Kurt?
The log throwing. Sam?
Football. Mark?
I would have said the log throwing.
Two logs or the footy?
Besides a ball, name something that's thrown in sports.
You've got to make the choice here, Laura.
Log throwing.
The log throwing, says...
The caber.
Oh, the caber.
That's log throwing. Of course it is.
The
caber. That's log throwing. Of course it is.
OK.
You didn't know that, Laura, did you?
I did, but I didn't like to say anything at all.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha.
OK, well that's a shame.
You missed out there.
The family really didn't steal on the right track, did they?
No, they didn't.
We'll try the board though and see whether footy was a good response.
Have a look at these. There are three answers remaining.
Tennis racket, the bat.
Oh, we're going to throw a punch. That was another good response too.
All right.
The Wooka family caught us by surprise.
They missed out there with zero points.
The Dixon family, 84 points.
Not a bad start, champs. Way to go.
Good round. Well played. We'll take a break
and come back in a moment.
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Welcome back everyone to Family Feud.
On the scoreboard we show the Tucker family zero
but the champs the Dixon family 84 points.
Well played Shirley.
Come on Mark.
Good luck
as we play this round with the
top 7 answers on the board.
We have surveyed 100 people.
This is the question we asked. Name a good
hiding spot.
What do you think Mark? The cupboard.
When you don't want to do the housework.
Show us the cupboard.
Yes, good response.
Shirley, you think behind the door
will do it? Is Shirley going to
get the top answer here? Behind the door.
No.
Mark, it's all yours. Pass or play?
Control the game.
Pass.
They don't want to play. Alright, the champs are off
and running again in round 2.
They don't think you have many good answers
Kim. I reckon they'll steal these points from you.
Name a good hiding spot.
Under the bed. Is Kim right?
Let's try it. Yes.
Yes.
Top response.
Now where are we hiding Tracy?
The dog house?
In the dog house.
We'll try the dog house.
Tracy's wrong.
Strike one.
Ron, you've never been in the dog house have you?
Oh, yes.
Fairly frequently.
Alright, name a good hiding spot.
Fairly frequently, I hope not. Ron, name a good hiding spot.
In the garden shed.
Okay, let's try the garden shed.
Strike two. Shirley, the team's in trouble.
They need you. If you miss, the Tucker family can
pick up 61 points. This was their
plan to steal them back from you.
A good hiding spot is what we're after.
In the tea caddy.
We might be talking about something different
to say. I see.
We're going to hide something in the tea caddy,
are we? Okay.
Are we
hiding in the
tea caddy?
Strike three.
Alright,
61 points off on the board.
Kurt?
Under the table.
Sam? In a crowd?
Mark? I'd say in the tree house.
The tree house. The crowd
under the table. Your own response,
Kurt? In the wardrobe.
Lara's brave folks. She says, I'm going out on my own.
This team doesn't know how to play. We'll play
in the wardrobe. That's where we'll hide,
to pinch the Dixon family's points.
And they have 61 up there at the moment.
Now we're after a good hiding spot.
Okay, Lara, have a look at the board. Here we go.
Show us
the wardrobe.
Yes!
Oh, it feels good when it comes off,
doesn't it?
What other answers, Kurt? What did you want to try?
Under the table. The table and Sam wanted to get lost in a crowd
and Mark was going to go to the tree house.
Let's have a look at our survey.
And we came up with these answers.
The tree, yes. In the drawer.
Cubby house. In the cave.
Well, they played well that time, Lara, but you can't take
a chance on it, can you?
If you think you know what it is, you go out there and give it a shot.
Shirley, you weren't
too far off the track. The drawer, yes.
The tea cozy, hey?
No, tea caddy.
What do you hide in the tea caddy,
Shirley? Or shouldn't we tell her?
No, your brain's telling her.
No, we'll leave that out.
Alright, well, 61 points to the Tarko family.
They're back in it. The Dixon family, 84. Chances still in front.
And we'll be back after this short break.
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Up on the scoreboard, the Tucker family, 61 points,
and the Dickson family with 84.
The champs are still in front, Kim versus Sam.
You two should get together,
because Kim would like to be a ski instructor.
Doesn't matter where, but anywhere in the world.
And you're a travel consultant, Sam,
so you should be able to organise that for her.
Or go yourself.
Have you travelled very much yourself?
Where would you like to go?
Tell us if you get a ranger on holiday.
Switzerland.
That'll do you, Kim, why not?
That will do fine.
All right, we better play this game now.
This is an important round.
It would appear that you both have enough points,
so this should be the last round we'll play
to see who will get to the major prize round today.
Now we have the top five answers on the board.
Double points on offer.
Give me a slang term for underwear.
Yes, Sam.
Undies.
Let's try your undies.
Not a bad response, but there's one better.
Kim, you need it, because you've won it again.
Knickers.
Let's try the knickers.
Yes, but not enough.
Sam, you've got a council point.
Let's go.
Controder the game.
All right, we're playing.
This is the one you wanted to get control of.
Round three, 94 points up there at the moment.
Kurt, give me a slang term for underwear.
Your jocks.
Show us your jocks.
Top response.
Yes.
Someone in the audience, Lara, said you look like Shelly Lang
from Long, from Cheers, of course.
I'd like to.
She does, doesn't she?
Just a little.
Are you crazy like Cheers?
I think so, very much.
Oh, yeah, good.
Everyone has a double.
A slang term for underwear.
Underdacks.
Let's try it.
Underdacks.
Seven points.
Good answer, Lara.
Good answer.
Only the one left here, Mark, and enough points for you to win.
This could be the match.
Your family could be playing the major prize round at the moment
for $9,400 in cash and prizes.
Yes.
Let's see if you can lock into this final response.
There are no strikes against your family.
Give me a slang term for underwear.
I'd say Peter Heater.
I beg your pardon.
Mark, this is like it's about a quarter past five.
And you want to see if we've got a Peter Heater up on the board?
Best I could come up with, Rob.
All right.
Ask Mark.
She'll sort you out on this one, folks.
Are you ready?
This is a Peter Heater we're after.
Let's have a look.
Oh, I feel.
Strike out, eh?
Sam, a slang term for underwear.
Two strikes.
The team's in trouble, Kurt.
A miss, and we go to the Dixon family for the steal.
They want your points here, Kurt.
You can shut them down with this response.
A slang term for underwear.
Yagrundis.
Let's try it.
This could be the match.
It's a favorite Aussie terminology, isn't it?
Yagrundis.
Yes!
Well, you thought he was going to sit on the end there.
Not contributed too much, Lara, did you?
I mean, why don't you bring him along?
Kurt's come up with two great responses.
Here you are.
You're the champs.
You will play the major prize round in a moment.
Yes, you'll do it even with Mark's response.
So there you are.
Have a think about that major prize round.
Remember who said what before you make your choice.
And we'll come back here in a moment.
OK, Lara.
But for the moment, Tracy, thanks for playing.
Thanks a lot.
Nice having you on the show.
Thank you.
Keep three times with us.
Thanks, Shirley.
Thank you as well.
And, right, you had a good time.
We enjoyed having you.
We thoroughly enjoyed it.
And you leave us with $11,800 in cash and prizes.
Enjoy them.
And we'll see you again.
Thank you.
OK, Lara.
The team.
Who's playing?
Kurt and myself.
Kurt and Lara.
Well, I told you they'd think about it and come up with the right response.
Here you are.
Come on out.
We'll be back in a moment with $9,400 in cash and prize.
A few more good responses from Kurt.
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Welcome back, folks.
The family food.
Brand new family to play the major prize round.
We'd like to very welcome the Tucker family here.
They're on board on the headphones, all set to join us.
Lara is your sister, Kurt.
Brother and sister, yep.
Join us in a moment.
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So the prizes are there for you.
Good luck, Kurt. We have $2,000 on the jackpot this afternoon.
$9,400 worth.
We'd better play the game, Kurt. Good luck.
Five questions coming up and your time will start at the end of the first question.
We're going to put 15 seconds up there and hope you do well, Kurt.
Here we go. Good luck. Question one.
Name a fruit or vegetable that you don't squeeze.
Potato.
A term you associate with music.
Beat.
Something you might find in a school drawer.
Pencils.
Something that might be postponed.
Football game.
A sport that begins with the letter B.
Badminton.
Alright, Kurt, that'll do.
Come on, folks, round of the ball. Let's see how well Kurt's played.
Over this way, just a little, Kurt. There we are.
Let's hope you've got enough points here for your sister to come back
and pick up the remaining points we need for the $200.
A fruit or vegetable that you don't squeeze.
You thought about it for a moment and said, a potato's a good answer.
And it sounds alright. The survey said...
Eight points. We're up on the board.
Now, a term you associate with music.
And Kurt's response to us was beat.
And the survey said...
Yes, 16. We doubled the points.
Something you might find in a school drawer.
Your answer to us was a pencil.
And the survey said...
Kurt, that's a good one. 30 points.
Four is something that might be postponed.
You said maybe the football.
Well, the survey said...
12 points.
It's a handy round.
If you score OK here, you can push it closer to that 100-point mark.
A sport that begins with the letter B.
Badminton.
The survey said...
Four points. 70's OK.
Good on you, mate. Go and join the family.
Wipe the board clean. Come on, Lara.
Here she is, head of the family.
Kurt's older sister.
Am I allowed to say that?
Just.
Just. Just, yeah.
Well, good luck here. 70 points gives you a start.
130 is what you need.
Same five questions. If you repeat an answer we've had, of course you hear the sound.
Say try again.
If you can't think of an answer, say pass.
And you have that extra time to come back.
You have 20 seconds on the clock.
We're playing, Lara.
Away we go. Question one.
Name a fruit or vegetable that you don't squeeze.
Potato.
Try again.
Broccoli.
A term you associate with music.
Beat. Try again.
Loud. Something you might find in a school drawer.
Books.
Something that might be postponed.
A sports day. A sport that begins with the letter B.
Basketball.
Yes. Yes. Yes.
Round of applause, Lara.
Boy, you were tuned in there, weren't you?
The two of you. We had a couple of answers that you both gave.
So 130 points is what we need to get home today for the $9,400.
A fruit or vegetable that you don't squeeze.
You know how to muck around the broccoli, eh?
The survey said...
I guess it was pretty...
I mean, there were lots of answers, but the top response was you don't squeeze the banana.
And you don't squeeze the banana.
You don't squeeze the banana.
And you don't squeeze an apple. That was the other one.
So we go to question two.
A term you associate with music.
You said loud music.
The survey said...
Five points.
But we were just after a note of music.
A note or rhythm was the other one.
Close to beat. You nearly had it. You were on the right track.
Something you might find in a school drawer.
You said maybe the books.
Well, are there books in the school drawer?
15 books.
For 90 points.
Something that might be postponed.
What did you want to postpone, Lara?
Sports day.
You're not a teacher, are you?
No, I'm not.
Well, the survey said...
You know, the best answer was we're going to postpone the wedding day.
We're bailing out.
The wedding was the top response.
Were you late for your wedding?
No, I wasn't.
You were early. Was Mark late?
Oh, well, happy couple. Good.
The other one was just simply an appointment
or a meeting you'll postpone.
A sport that begins with the letter B.
Can we finish?
Well, basketball, your answer.
Surveys said...
Top response. Yes, basketball or baseball.
See you on the next show, Lara.
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I got myself a master now, see?
Three square meals a day.
No more bummin' around the streets for me.
All I gotta do is wag my tail
and make out I'm glad to see him
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Then it's nice doggie this
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That's a cinch.
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But how did you manage
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Ppppp.
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Where we going?
Bye-bye?
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Well, that's that.
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And I'm very affectionate, too.
Mm.
Oh.
Mm.
Cluck.
Guess who?
Hey, I can take a hint.
You don't want me.
Nobody wants me.
I'm a dog without a country.
That's what.
I'm a refugee.
What good is life without love?
Love without you?
That doesn't, this is the end.
Goodbye cruel world.
Spack.
I'm a dog without a country.