$ALE IN IMAX [NBC]: Episode 61 [TOC2 Heat 1]

[tmann3x]

[palmer7]

(he stops)

Well, we're not going to see the Money Card. But you do pick up this nice prize behind #6. Burton?

[tmann3x]

[palmer7]

["Le Parc - Street Hawk Theme" by Tangerine Dream]





Burton: It's a brand new motorcycle! The 2017 Honda CRF250L Rally ABS has the same updated engine as the standard 250L, but it also gets a larger fuel tank, totally new Dakar-style bodywork, handguards, a windscreen, skid plate and even more suspension travel. It also comes with six-speed transmission and a 249.6cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke engine. From the Motorcycle Division of American Honda Motor Company! We're also throwing in $500 for a helmet and safety gear to make this prize package worth.... $6,699!


(audience cheers)


Greg: Congratulations, Sam, that's a great prize package, and it's yours regardless of how well you do in the game. We'll have Round 2 right after this timeout.


(main theme to commercial)
(cheers and applause)
(fade to commercial)

---

("IMAX Experience")

Burton: (VO) Previously on $ale of the Century.....


(Outside the soundstage, Tony and Happy prepare to drive off in the Alfa Romeos. Greg rushes out and tries to stop them.)


Greg: Whoa, whoa, whoa! Wait just a minute here. Who said you could pay for and drive off in these cars? They've gotta go back to the dealership.


Happy: If Mr. Stark wants to buy them, he can. He paid a fair price.


Greg: Look, Tony....


Tony S.: Look, don't. Like I said, you're welcome, CashCard. Hell, I won't even make you name the board after me.


Greg: All right. However, I still don't know how I'm going to explain this to the authorities. So, I want your armor. The one you used in South Africa.


(Tony S. considers this, he forms a huddle with Happy) Happy: Boss, if I can handle it, so can he.

Tony S.: (to Happy) Ah, but the thing is, he's got a little paunch. I don't know if the armor can support that. Plus, he's taller than me.


(suddenly, a bystander [Stan Lee] joins the huddle)


Bystander: What's the worst that could happen? I say let him go for it.

(Tony S. and Happy look at him strangely, they break out of their huddle)

Tony S.: OK, what the hell? You can have my Mark 43 and 44. I can make another one. (and Greg celebrates) On one condition. (Greg stops) Get a new name and paint it a different color. There's only one Iron Man (Tony S. points to himself) and that's me.


Greg: So I get everything except the title?

Happy: Yeah.


Greg: Sweeeeeeet.....

A FEW DAYS LATER....

(There's a knock at the door of Greg's dressing room. Greg answers it, and it's none other than Stan Lee, with a beautiful woman on each arm.)

Greg: Wait a minute.... Stan Lee?

Stan: Hi.

Greg: Well, come in. (they do, and the three of them sit down on the couch) So, what's the occasion?

Stan: Well, Greg, in an earlier episode, Tony Stark and Happy Hogan visited you and promised you the Hulkbuster armor.

Greg: That's right.

Stan: Were you planning on putting an "Iron Man"-esque story in this film?

Greg: Well... yeah.

(the two women shake their heads) Stan: Oooh..... well, I got bad news for ya. Technically, you can't do that, as Fox doesn't own the film rights to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And since Mark 43 and Mark 44 exist in the M-C-U, you can't use them here.

Greg: Awww....

Stan: And since this film's not even produced by Marvel, I'm not even supposed to be here. However, I've got some good news.

Greg: Go ahead.

Stan: First off, I've talked it over with the guys and they're going to be creating a comic book miniseries based on your "character". (using air quotes) How does "The Banker" sound?

Greg: Sounds good. Who'll be writing this?

Stan: I've got Dan Slott and Brian Michael Bendis working on it. I'll make sure you get the entire series.

(and Greg is delighted) Greg: That sounds fantastic. Thank you so much, Mr. Lee.

(Stan smiles) Stan: No problem. Also, look who I brought with me. Come in!

(and in walks Deadpool [Ryan Reynolds], armed with his two katanas) Deadpool: Awww.... (censored) This dressing room's nice. Oh, hey, I'm Deadpool. Have you seen my movie? Please tell me you've seen my movie.


Greg: No, no, I haven't. I wanted to, but it was rated R.

Deadpool: Well, that's a shame. d*** shame, because it's the best (censored) movie out there. I'm gonna be in another one, ya know.

Greg: No, seriously, I think I'll wait for it to come out on FX or FXX.


Deadpool: Well, you do that. Now, check this out! (he does some sword tricks and ends up slicing the couch) You're going to be in my next movie, because Wade Wilson will be a contestant on.... (he slices a few more things in the dressing room, then sheathes his katanas) Sale of the Motha-(censored) Century!


Greg: Hooo boy.....

TO BE CONTINUED IN...


"THE BANKER VOL. 1" IN STORES:
DECEMBER 2017

Deadpool: (VO) Now, fade back to game.

---

(fade in, main theme closes, cheers and applause)


Greg: Welcome back. We're up to round 2, let's look at the scores.



John: $25
Evan: $40
Sam: $25



Evan, our ex-champ from the last regular episode, is leading on $40, while John and Sam are $15 behind at $25. Back to the questions we go.


1. The 1966 short story "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale" formed the basis of what 1990 movie?
2. Sierra Leone has direct access to which ocean?
3. Where on your pants can you often find the initials YKK?
4. President Harry Truman was known as "the Haberdasher" because of what?
5. What president has been portrayed in the movies by both Raymond Massey and Henry Fonda?


(buzzcodes and answers, please)

[palmer7]

1. The 1966 short story "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale" formed the basis of what 1990 movie?
(buzzcode: 37)
*Sam buzzes in (49)*
Sam?
Sam: Total Recall
Right you are, you move to $30.
(ding)


John: $25
Evan: $40
Sam: $30


2. Sierra Leone has direct access to which ocean?
(buzzcode: 40)
*Evan buzzes in (43)*
Evan?
Evan: The Atlantic
That's right, and Evan maintains his $15 lead.
(ding)


John: $25
Evan: $45
Sam: $30



3. Where on your pants can you often find the initials YKK?
(buzzcode: 62)
*Evan buzzes in (50)*
Evan?
Evan: On the zipper
And the YKK Group is based in Japan. You're right, up to $50.
(ding)


John: $25
Evan: $50
Sam: $30


4. President Harry Truman was known as "the Haberdasher" because of what?
(buzzcode: 87)
*John buzzes in (29)*
John?
John: He was a haberdasher in the 30's
That's exactly right, and you move up to $30.
(ding)


John: $30
Evan: $50
Sam: $30



5. What president has been portrayed in the movies by both Raymond Massey and Henry Fonda?
(buzzcode: 74)
*Evan buzzes in (60)*
Evan?
Evan: Abe Lincoln?
That's right. You go to $55.
(ding)


John: $30
Evan: $55
Sam: $30



[INSTANT BARGAIN]


Instant Bargain time again, and Evan, you're in the driver's seat. You've got a $25 lead, $55 to spend, and here's Stacey.


["Match Play" by Syd Dale]
(Mitch and Frank do some cooking in the kitchen)

Stacey: Ahh, it's so nice to see men slaving over a hot stove for once. Turnabout is fair play, after all. Evan, we're offering you a gift certificate to Plessers.com, where you can choose your own set of quality refrigerators, stoves, ranges, dishwashers, and more. All the appliances you'll want with the service and extended warranties you deserve. Plessers.com, it's lesser at Plesser.

This gift certificate is worth....

But is yours on $ale of the Century for only....

(audience cheers as I join them)


Greg: Now is that a prize package or what? (to Frank) What's cookin'? (he shows the camera that he's flipping pancakes) Oh, pancakes. Nice. (back to Evan) Evan, what this is is a $10,000 gift certificate to Plessers.com. You can choose your own appliances, and they have TVs and mattresses and washers and dryers.... any appliance you may need for the home. Could you use a new kitchen?

[Twentington]

Well, I live in a college dorm where we'd have to take out all of the other furniture that in there to fit in a kitchen, so I probably couldn't use it, but I do know some people who could use a new one more than I need one right now....

[palmer7]

Your parents? Oh, how thoughtful of you! Tell you what, just for potentially being a good son, I'll drop the price to $5. Final offer. $10,000 in appliances and whatnot for the value of a question. Going once.... (shot of audience shouting suggestions) going twice.....

[Twentington]

You've read my mind, Greg!

*buzzes in*

[palmer7]

Going to buy! (audience cheers)



John: $30
Evan: $50
Sam: $30


We take the $5 off your score, you still have a $20 lead, and I know your parents are going to love those appliances. (I walk back to my lectern) And on top of that, you're still halfway towards that Beetle. But of course, you have to win. Back to the questions.


1. Which US state is nicknamed the "Old Line State"?
2. Which ancient monument, close to the Pyramids of Giza, is said to have been partly formed by natural elements?



Now, this third question involves our audience. OK, audience!


(the music starts up, the audience gets up and does "la colita")

Audience:
Así, así cómo mueve la colita,
si no la mueve la tiene tapadita.




Greg: TURN!


(everyone turns around and does it again)


Audience:
Así, así cómo mueve la colita,
si no la mueve la tiene tapadita.
WHOO!




Greg: Very good.

3. On what long-running Latino variety show might you have seen that regularly?


(buzzcodes and answers, please)

[palmer7]

1. Which US state is nicknamed the "Old Line State"?
(buzzcode: 41)
*Evan buzzes in (45)*
Evan?
Evan: Maryland
Yes, sir. And you've just made your money back.
(ding)


John: $30
Evan: $55
Sam: $30


2. Which ancient monument, close to the Pyramids of Giza, is said to have been partly formed by natural elements?
(buzzcode: 48)
*John buzzes in (21)*
John?
John: The Sphinx
That's absolutely right, and you go to $35.
(ding)


John: $35
Evan: $55
Sam: $30


Now, this third question involves our audience. OK, audience!


(the music starts up, the audience gets up and does "la colita")

Audience:
Así, así cómo mueve la colita,
si no la mueve la tiene tapadita.




Greg: TURN!


(everyone turns 180 degrees and does it again)


Audience:
Así, así cómo mueve la colita,
si no la mueve la tiene tapadita.
WHOO!




Greg: Very good.

3. On what long-running Latino variety show might you have seen that regularly?
(buzzcode: 41)
*John buzzes in (43)*
John?
John: Sabado Gigante
Correcto. Va a cuarenta.
(ding)


John: $40
Evan: $55
Sam: $30



[FAME GAME]


And a nice round of applause for the audience, ladies and gentlemen! (cheers and applause) Never before have so many moneymakers been shaken for such a noble cause. Now, Fame Game time again, and John, you have a chance to tie Evan if you hit that $15. Sam, you could use some money, too, as does Evan. Looking for a famous person.

(whoosh as the puzzle board appears on screen)



[_____________] [_____________] [_____________]

[_____________] [_____________] [_____________]


(# of clues and buzzcode, please)

[palmer7]

A famous person. Ready? Go.



[___ARIZONA___] [_____________] [_____________]

[_____________] [_____________] [_____________]


(beep)

Arizona.



[___ARIZONA___] [___LAWMAN____] [_____________]

[_____________] [_____________] [_____________]


(beep)

Lawman.



[___ARIZONA___] [___LAWMAN____] [__PARDONED___]

[_____________] [_____________] [_____________]


(beep)

Pardoned....

(buzzcode: 55)
*Evan buzzes in (64)*
Evan?

[Twentington]

Is it Arpaio?

[palmer7]


[___ARIZONA___] [___LAWMAN____] [__PARDONED___]

[_____BY______] [__PRESIDENT__] [____TRUMP____]


(ding)

That's right. Sheriff Joe Arpaio, "America's Toughest Sheriff".


Unruly Anti-Sheriff Joe Mob: (chanting) Sheriff Joe's a racist! Sheriff Joe's a racist! Sheriff Joe's a racist! Sheriff Joe's a racist! Sheriff Joe's a racist!


Greg: Security, please do your duty! (and the mob is promptly dealt with) Thank you kindly. Stacey, where's the $15?

[tmann3x]

Stacey: It's behind number 1.

[palmer7]

(lights in motion)

Greg: Evan, you can cement that lead further if you hit a Money Card. Good luck, and fire when ready. (an unused letter from A-I, please)

[Twentington]

I'd like a money card, but I'll take anything good! A money card, please, aaaaaaaaaand STOP! (C)

[tmann3x]

[palmer7]

(he stops)

Well, you said you'd take anything good. What's behind #9?

[tmann3x]

[palmer7]

Burton: (VO) FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CASH!

(audience is in sheer ecstasy, cut from shot of celebrating audience to me, I just can't believe this, Evan looks pretty happy, too)


Greg: By Reg Grundy, I had no idea that was up there! They don't tell me what's up there and where, I'm just as surprised as you. Congratulations, Evan. You just picked up $50,000 in cash. Your thoughts, sir?

[Twentington]

Um... wow. I think that alone made it worth coming back! I also think I may need a bit to recover from the shock of that.

[palmer7]

I think we all need a breather. We'll be right back with the $25,000 CashCard round after this. 



(main theme to commercial, cheers and applause, fade to commercial)

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("IMAX Experience", during the commercial break)


Greg: Again, congratulations to you, Evan. That really is a lot of money. (I turn to the studio audience) Now, I know you're really excited because Evan won $50,000. Your reaction was excellent. (audience cheers) However, just as a reminder, when the Speed Round and Ten-in-a-Row come up, I'll need you to be really quiet so they can concentrate. (shots of the audience) Remember, while we all want to have a lot of fun and go home with a few prizes ourselves, this is world-class competition. We must have order and concentration. OK? (audience agrees to that, shot of me) Good. Now, while we're waiting for things to be set up for the next round, Burton's going to do some fun stuff with y'all. I'll be right back. (I exit, Burton goes to the front stage)


Burton: Thanks again, Greg. Now, in a few minutes, we're going to have ourselves a dance competition. But first, here's something that you might see if you watch The IMAX Experience at an IMAX theater. Here's Sir Elton John!


(audience cheers as the camera zooms into a giant HD display)

---

[“Take Me to Church”
Written by Andrew Hozier-Byrne
Produced by Hans Zimmer, Mark Mancina & Elton John
Performed by Sir Elton John
Music Video Directed by Stephen Low & Bill Condon]


The video begins overlooking the Saint Michel d'Aiguilhe in Aiguilhe, France. The chapel is reached by 268 steps carved into the rock. It was built to celebrate the return from the pilgrimage of Saint James. We get wide, panoramic, IMAX shots of the church and the area. As we go inside the chapel, we find Elton John at his signature 9-foot-long Yamaha grand piano. He begins to play.

Elton:
My lover's got humor
He's the giggle at a funeral
Knows everybody's disapproval
I should've worshiped him sooner

If the heavens ever did speak
He's the last true mouthpiece
Every Sunday's getting more bleak
A fresh poison each week

"We were born sick," you heard them say it

The main story begins. In the original music video, we follow a same-sex relationship and the violently homophobic backlash that ensues when the Irish community learns of one of the men's sexuality. Well, this film is rated PG, so we have to tone that down a bit. Again, we follow the relationship of two Rococo-era French young men, having to hide their homosexuality from the religious authorities of the neighborhood. This switches back and forth to modern-day Elton at his piano.

Elton:
My church offers no absolutes
He tells me, "Worship in the bedroom."
The only heaven I'll be sent to
Is when I'm alone with you

I was born sick
But I love it
Command me to be well
Aaay. Amen. Amen. Amen.

Take me to church
I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies
I'll tell you my sins and you can sharpen your knife
Offer me that deathless death
And good God, let me give you my life

Take me to church
I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies
I'll tell you my sins and you can sharpen your knife
Offer me that deathless death
And good God, let me give you my life

The two young men gather more men and women just like them in what could be described as a Rococo-era gay pride festival, with a maypole and all. The main course: A surf-and-turf combo of Sole Meunière and impeccably cooked horse meat, fresh from the clergy's stable. That's right: a group of burly men steal a horse from the self-righteous clergy, kill it, and cook it.

Elton: (VO)
If I'm a pagan of the good times
My lover's the sunlight
To keep the Titan on my side
He demands a sacrifice
Drain the whole sea
Get something shiny

Something meaty for the main course
That's a fine-looking high horse
What you got in the stable?
We've a lot of starving faithful
That looks tasty
That looks plenty
This is hungry work

And that evening's entertainment? Elton John, masquerading as a sympathetic friar, playing a more authentic piano in the open air. As Elton sings the chorus, we find LGBT men and women rejoicing and celebrating, raising their glasses and enjoying each others' company.

Elton:
Take me to church
I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies
I'll tell you my sins so you can sharpen your knife
Offer me my deathless death
And good God, let me give you my life

Take me to church
I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies
I'll tell you my sins so you can sharpen your knife
Offer me my deathless death
And good God, let me give you my life

Later, by the light of well-placed torches, the PG-rated orgy begins. We clearly see men kissing women, men kissing men, and women kissing women. Everybody's kissing everybody passionately and hard. Nothing but first base in the best taste.

Elton:
No Masters or Kings
When the Ritual begins
There is no sweeter innocence than our gentle sin
In the madness and soil of that sad, earthly scene
Only then I am human
Only then I am clean
(Ooh oh)

Suddenly, the authorities (religious and otherwise) arrive and begin a pogrom of sorts. The constable stops the attack on the celebration after the first young man is wounded in the scuffle with the bishop's men; however, he allows the men to continue destroying property in the village.

Elton: (VO)
AAAAAAAAA-MEN!
Amen!
Amen!

Take me to church
I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies
I'll tell you my sins and you can sharpen your knife
Offer me that deathless death
And good God, let me give you my life

Take me to church
I'll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies
I'll tell you my sins and you can sharpen your knife
Offer me that deathless death
And good God, let me give you my life

Finally, we get a wide panoramic view of the destruction. Elton and the second young man stand still, until Elton angrily orders, in perfect French, “Eh bien, pourquoi êtes-vous tous debout? Nettoyer! Nettoyer!” English subtitles: “Well, why are you all standing around? Clean up! Clean up!” So, they do. The second young man silently asks why God allowed this to happen to them. Fade to black.

---

(back to audience, who is absolutely stunned)

Burton: So, what'd you think about that? (he goes into the audience to get reactions)

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(Backstage)

Interviewer: A lot of people would say that the Sheriff Joe Fame Game segment crossed the line. Would you agree?

Greg: In some respects, yes, and in others, no. Fame Games are meant to be, in some ways, topical. This show thrives on being topical. Topical. The man who hosted this show for the longest time in Australia, Tony Barber, would remember famous birthdays, events in the area, and anything he could to stay current. And that was why the show lasted 21 years straight in that country. Similarly, $ale's most successful run was for six years and change on NBC, from 1983 to 1989.

Interviewer: What about the most recent revival before this one, Temptation?


Greg: I'll admit, I watched that show, but it was just.. off. Rossi was just wrong for the show. Of course, after 12-14 shows a day, you'd be off, too.

Interviewer: That was because of the writer's strike, yes?

Greg: That might have had something to do with it. Cyndi Seidelman has a great article about this on her website, Game Show Garbage. Look it up. I also interviewed Rossi myself a few years ago.... (offcamera chatter) Sorry to cut it short. OK, I'll talk to you later. (I walk off)

---

(fade in, main theme closes, cheers and applause)


Greg: And welcome back. For those of you who just missed last segment, somebody decided to put $50,000 cash up on the Fame Game board. Evan won it, and we're all very happy for him.



John: $40
Evan: $55
Sam: $30



In the meantime, he leads by $15 over John, with Sam at $30. Let's get back to the questions.


1. The country of Liechtenstein lies between what two European countries?
2. Konrad Adenauer was the first Chancellor of WHAT?
3. Sting and Albert E. Brumley were two unlikely contributors to what musical tribute to The Notorious B.I.G.?
4. What Agatha Christie novel was set in both England and Egypt?
5. Give me the next line to this song.



And as we wind on down the road
Our shadows taller than our soul.
There walks a lady we all know
Who shines white light and wants to show
How ev'rything still turns to gold.
And if you listen very hard
The tune will come to you at last.
When all are one and one is all
To be a rock and not to roll.


(buzzcodes and answers, please)

[palmer7]

1. The country of Liechtenstein lies between what two European countries?
(buzzcode: 26)
*John buzzes in (33)*
John?
John: Austria and Switzerland
Yes, that's right. Up to $45.
(ding)


John: $45
Evan: $55
Sam: $30


2. Konrad Adenauer was the first Chancellor of WHAT?
(buzzcode: 10)
*John buzzes in (51)*
John again?
John: Germany
Right again. Up to $50.
(ding)


John: $50
Evan: $55
Sam: $30


3. Sting and Albert E. Brumley were two unlikely contributors to what musical tribute to The Notorious B.I.G.?
(buzzcode: 44)
*Evan buzzes in (50)*
Evan?
Evan: I'll Be Missing You
And I'll be missing you, too. You're right, up to $60.
(ding)


John: $50
Evan: $60
Sam: $30


4. What Agatha Christie novel was set in both England and Egypt?
(buzzcode: 71)
*Evan buzzes in (76)*
Evan?
Evan: Death on the Nile
Exactly right, and you go to $65.
(ding)


John: $50
Evan: $65
Sam: $30



5. Give me the next line to this song.



And as we wind on down the road
Our shadows taller than our soul.
There walks a lady we all know
Who shines white light and wants to show
How ev'rything still turns to gold.
And if you listen very hard
The tune will come to you at last.
When all are one and one is all
To be a rock and not to roll.


(buzzcode: 99)
*Evan buzzes in (68)*
Evan?
Evan: And she's buying a stairway to heaven
You would not believe how much we had to pay for the music clearance rights. Up to $70.
(ding)


John: $50
Evan: $70
Sam: $30


And a cover of that song will be available on this tournament's soundtrack!

[CASHCARD]

And it's CashCard time. Evan, you have a commanding $20 lead over John. We've replaced the prize with Take $10, so it is possible for you to further cement your lead. It could be devastating! In addition, all this week, the CashCard is worth a flat.... not that you need it..... (best Geoff Edwards impression) TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS! (I reveal the check, audience cheers)


(I put the check away) Now, Evan, if you bought in, you'd have a guaranteed $5 lead and a pick of the board. It could be something good, could be a refund, could be $25,000 in cash... What are you going to do? (audience shouts suggestions)

[Twentington]

Given how happy I am with just having won twice that from the Fame Game board, I hope you'll understand why I'm calling no sale on this. Had I gone, I would have gone for Spades.

[palmer7]

Perfectly understandable. Let's see what would've happened. Stacey? (Stacey presses the Spades icon)

OK, hit it!



(Stacey presses a button, and the reels spin)

You would've gotten your money back. Well, no harm, no foul. Back to the questions we go.


1. What word describes the habit of some animals for sleeping through the winter?
2. The brown recluse spider is identifiable by a silhouette of what shape on its body?
3. What 1993 movie finds Charlie Sheen, Kiefer Sutherland, and Oliver Platt fighting corrupt cardinal Tim Curry in France?


(buzzcodes and answers, please)

[palmer7]

1. What word describes the habit of some animals for sleeping through the winter?
(buzzcode: 23)
*John buzzes in (33)*
John?
John: Hibernation
That's the word I'm looking for. You move up to $55.
(ding)


John: $55
Evan: $70
Sam: $30


2. The brown recluse spider is identifiable by a silhouette of what shape on its body?
(buzzcode: 40)
*John buzzes in (29)*
John?
John: Violin
That's absolutely right, and you go up to $60.
(ding)


John: $60
Evan: $70
Sam: $30



3. What 1993 movie finds Charlie Sheen, Kiefer Sutherland, and Oliver Platt fighting corrupt cardinal Tim Curry in France?
(buzzcode: 53)
*Evan buzzes in (54)*
Evan?
Evan: The Three Musketeers
That's a mental image I won't be able to get rid of. You're right, and go to $75.
(ding)


John: $60
Evan: $75
Sam: $30



[FAME GAME]


Well, it's the final Fame Game, and all three Money Cards will be up on the board. Looking this time for a famous person.


(whoosh as the puzzle board appears on screen)



[_____________] [_____________] [_____________]

[_____________] [_____________] [_____________]


(# of clues and buzzcode, please)

[palmer7]

A famous person. Ready? Go.



[_SUPERMODEL__] [_____________] [_____________]

[_____________] [_____________] [_____________]


(beep)

Supermodel.



[_SUPERMODEL__] [____JUDGE____] [_____________]

[_____________] [_____________] [_____________]


(beep)

Judge....


(buzzcode: 79)
*Sam buzzes in (55)*
Sam?

[Deleted]

Another big guess, Janice Dickinson?

[palmer7]

(wrong)

It's a wrong guess, too. Sorry, Sam, you don't lose any money, but you are locked out for the rest of this round. Next clue...


[_SUPERMODEL__] [____JUDGE____] [_____ON______]

[_____________] [_____________] [_____________]


On...

(buzzcode: 98)
*Evan buzzes in (59)*
Evan?

[Twentington]

If this is going where I think this is going, then Heidi Klum?