ON A ROLL [CBS]: Episode 5

[Deleted]

ticklish doll

[palmer7]

Is it "ticklish doll"?



(Correct)
(cheers and applause)






               [ ] [ ]

[1][2][3][?] [5][6][7][8][9][10][11]

[S][E][S][A][M][E] [S][T][R][E][E][T]

[T][I][C][K][L][I][S][H] [D][O][L][L]





You got it! Hey, maybe we'll all get to go home early today. Michael, the clues are "Sesame Street" and "Ticklish Doll". Solve the puzzle.

[Deleted]

Elmo!

[palmer7]

Is it Elmo?






            [ ]ELMO[ ]

[1][2][3][?] [5][6][7][8][9][10][11]

[S][E][S][A][M][E] [S][T][R][E][E][T]

[T][I][C][K][L][I][S][H] [D][O][L][L]




(winning bell sounds, Showcase Showdown cue, cheers and applause)



You're absolutely right, and you win your second game. Way to go, Michael. What gets me is how you managed to get "ticklish doll" with two letters showing.

[Deleted]

Well, after Sesame Street & the 2 letters showed up, I all of a sudden remembered Tickle Me Elmo which is a "ticklish doll" & that's how I got it.

[palmer7]

Very very good. Matt, that was a quick game and you didn't even get a chance at the dice. I think we'll just have to ask you to sit down in Contestant's Row with Mr. Forrester and Ms. Logan until the next game. You don't mind, do you?

[mringgenberg]

Alright with me.

[palmer7]

OK then, just follow Rachel on down there, and we'll see you for game #2. (audience cheers as Matt joins Rachel and she escorts him to Contestant's Row)


All right, then. Michael, you've been here before, but I'll explain the rules for our two guests here. You're going to roll these dice, and we will multiply what you roll by $5,000. That means the least you can play for is $10,000 and the most you can play for is $60,000! (audience cheers) Now, you want to get as high of a roll as you can and then win, because whatever you get in Lucky Seven could determine whether you come back tomorrow. Last time, you won $40,000. Let's see if you can't win more! (audience cheers as I give him the dice) Good luck, you are On a Roll.


(he rolls the dice)






(dings)
(cheers and applause)


A nine! You're playing for $45,000!

[Deleted]

Very nice!  Very nice!  BTW, what was the answer on the top row?

[palmer7]

Oh, thank you for reminding me.




            [ ]ELMO[ ]

[C][U][T][E] [M][O][N][S][T][E][R]

[S][E][S][A][M][E] [S][T][R][E][E][T]

[T][I][C][K][L][I][S][H] [D][O][L][L]



It was "Cute Monster", which Elmo certainly is. We'll be back with more right after this!


[COMMERCIAL CUE]
(cheers and applause)
(fade to black)


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(fade in)
(cheers and applause)



      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]
[WINNINGS:           $     ]
[STRIKES:                  ]
[                          ]




Greg: We're back here with Michael Clifford, who just won the first game of the day, and he's playing Lucky Seven. Now, it's just you and the dice. Roll the dice and take out those numbers in any order you wish. For each one you knock off, I'll give you $500. But if you knock off all seven, how much will you win?

[Deleted]

That would be $45,000, Greg!

[palmer7]

Correct! (audience cheers)


      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]
[WINNINGS:           $     ]
[STRIKES:                  ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]



All right then. Good luck to you, here are the dice, try to make as much as you can. (Michael takes the dice and rolls them)






He rolls a five and right away gets $500.



      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[4] [X] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]
[WINNINGS:           $  500]
[STRIKES:                  ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




(ding)
(cheers and applause)


Roll again. (he does)







That's a nine, and you're up to $1,000.




      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[4] [X] [6] [7] [8] [X] [10]
[WINNINGS:           $ 1000]
[STRIKES:                  ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




(ding)
(cheers and applause)


Let's keep this going. Go again! (he does)






Another 5, he gets only $50 for that.


      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[4] [X] [6] [7] [8] [X] [10]
[WINNINGS:           $ 1050]
[STRIKES:                  ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




Roll again. (he does)







Up to $1,100.



      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[4] [X] [6] [7] [8] [X] [10]
[WINNINGS:           $ 1100]
[STRIKES:                  ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




Roll those dice again! (he does)






(audience cheers)
A 10 this time, and the champ is up to $1,600.




      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[4] [X] [6] [7] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 1600]
[STRIKES:                  ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]



(ding)
(cheers and applause)



Nearly half way there, mi amigo, you just need a 4, 6, 7, and 8. You have no strikes, so roll again. (he does)






(wild)
(cheers and applause)



That's one of our two wild numbers. Which number do you want to take off the board?

[Deleted]

Since the only safe roll for a 4 is the 3 & 1, I'll take the 4 off the board.

[palmer7]

Good thinking! Take that four off the board.



      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[4] [X] [6] [7] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 1600]
[STRIKES:                  ]
[       GOOD THINKING!     ]



Wally seems to agree with you, you're up to $2,100.

(ding)


      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [6] [7] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 2100]
[STRIKES:                  ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




We're calling him Wally with a y because Wall-E with an E belongs to Pixar and Disney. Roll again.





(doubles)
(audience groans)



Steeeeeeeeerike one!




      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [6] [7] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 2100]
[STRIKES:   X              ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




Now, let's not do that again. You were on such a roll. Roll again. (he does)







(doubles)
(audience groans)


Snake eyes and steeeeeeeeeeeerike two!




      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [6] [7] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 2100]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




One more strike and it's game over. 6, 7, and 8 are what you want now. Good luck to you. Audience, cheer him on! (audience chants "no doubles, no doubles")



(he rolls the dice)












































(audience cheers)


A seven! You're up to $2,600.




      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [6] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 2600]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]



(ding)


Audience: No doubles! No doubles!


Roll again! (he does)





















A five, you're safe and get $50 more.



      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [6] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 2650]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




(audience keeps chanting as Michael rolls again)













(audience cheers)




A six! You're up to $3,150!



      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [X] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 3150]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]



(ding)


More importantly, you need a two and six or a three and five or vice versa for $45,000. This could be it. Good luck to you, roll those dice! (audience chants for an 8 as he rolls)












































A 7, good for $50 more.



      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [X] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 3200]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]





$3,200 is what you have now, but one number could make that $45,000. We need an EIGHT! (audience starts chanting again as he rolls)
































Another 7, good for $50 more.



      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [X] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 3250]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




I believe you did this to us last time, let's not do it again. We need an eight! (audience chants as he rolls)

































A four, good for an additional $50.



      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [X] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 3300]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]





You're really racking up these $50s. For $45,000.... roll again! (he does)






























$3350.




      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [X] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 3350]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




At this rate, it's a good thing you solved that puzzle as fast as you did. Everyone is on the edge of their seats as we still wait for an eight. (he rolls again)































A 7.




      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [X] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 3400]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]






Roll again! (he does)




























      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [X] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 3450]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]





At this rate, we'll have to run into The Young and the Restless, after we run into The Joker's Wild. (audience keeps chanting for an 8, Michael rolls again)
























No no no, he has to roll it naturally. $50.




      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [X] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 3500]
[STRIKES:   X      X       ]
[PLAYING FOR:       $45,000]




You're up to $3,500 but we want to add one to the front and a zero to the back. Roll again! (he does)















OH NO!



(buzzer, BB '87 losing horns, audience groans)

(I look upset)





      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [X] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 3500]
[STRIKES:   X      X      X]
[ALL THOSE ROLLS FOR THAT?!]




Oh man...... what a disappointment. And it looks like Wally agrees with everyone here. He says, "All those rolls for that?!" Michael, do you have anything to say for yourself?

[Deleted]

Is it OK if I take a baseball bat to Wally at the end of the show? 

(audience laughter)

[palmer7]

(I look stunned and offended) Take a baseball bat to Wally?!? Not on your life. Do you realize how much Wally costs CBS? A lot! Anyway, it's not all bad. $3,500 is a high score to beat. Michael, you have a two-game score of.....




      [LUCKY SEVEN]
[X] [X] [X] [X] [8] [X]  [X]
[WINNINGS:           $ 3500]
[STRIKES:   X      X      X]
[TOTAL WINNINGS:    $43,500]



$43,500 and it's all in cash. (audience cheers) And if you win three more games, then we will send you on your merry way with a whole lot of cash and this prize. George?


["SPELLING BEE CUE"]





George: It's the 2015 Chevrolet Impala, designed for those who appreciate detail and refined for those with a passion for driving. The Impala delivers a level of sophistication, refinement and excitement that’s second to none. It comes with all the standard features including 6-speed automatic transmission and a 3.6L DOHC V6 DI engine with Variable Valve Timing. Plus, we've included the Convenience Package and Advanced Safety Package. From the Chevrolet Motor Division of General Motors. A prize worth $33,045!


(cheers and applause)


Greg: Now is that a car, or is that a car?

[Deleted]

Is there a third option? 

(audience laughter)

[palmer7]

No, I don't suppose there is. We'll be back with game #2 right after this!




[COMMERCIAL CUE]


(cheers and applause)
(fade to black)


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(fade in)
(cheers and applause)


We're back with Michael who has a new total of $43,500. We're going to get right into the second game, and Matt, you need to win this and beat $3,500 if you want to come back tomorrow. Hands on buzzers, here's the first question.



What soap opera is known in France as "Les Feux de L'Amour"?


(buzzcode and answer, please)

[palmer7]

(buzzcode: 29)
*Michael buzzes in (11)*
Michael?
Michael: The Young And The Restless
That's right. (audience cheers) Which also tapes right up the hall. Let me ask our guests something. Ms. Logan?

(camera cuts to Donna)
Donna: Yes?


Greg: (off-camera) Do you watch The Young and the Restless?


Donna: Every day!


Greg: Good answer. Good answer. (audience cheers) Unfortunately, they don't tape before a live studio audience like this show does. Amber is now in position, and here's the next puzzle.




            [ ][ ]

[1][2][?][4][5][6]

[1][2][3][4][?] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

[1][2][3] [?][5][6][7][8][9] [10][11][12]






(Amber waves and reveals the puzzle)


Greg: Thank you, "Vanna". Michael, you've got four rolls. Here are the dice, you are On a Roll. (Michael takes the dice and rolls them)







            [3][1]

[1][2][?][4][5][6]

[1][2][3][4][?] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

[1][2][3] [?][5][6][7][8][9] [10][11][12]




A three and a one, or a four.

[Deleted]

the 3 & the 1 on the bottom

[palmer7]

(Amber touches the screens)

(ding)



                [3][ ]

[1][2][?][4][5][6]

[1][2][3][4][?] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

[S][2][3] [?][5][6][7][8][9] [10][11][12]


An S...

(ding)




                [ ][ ]

[1][2][?][4][5][6]

[1][2][3][4][?] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

[S][2][E] [?][5][6][7][8][9] [10][11][12]


And an E. Do you have a guess?

[Deleted]

No guess yet.

[palmer7]

(no guess)


All right. You still have three rolls, here comes roll #2. (Rachel brings the dice back, and Michael rolls)









                [3][4]

[1][2][?][4][5][6]

[1][2][3][4][?] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

[S][2][E] [?][5][6][7][8][9] [10][11][12]


Three and four, or a seven.

[Deleted]

the 3 & the 4 in the middle

[palmer7]

(Amber touches the screens)



(ding)




                [ ][4]

[1][2][?][4][5][6]

[1][2][O][4][?] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

[S][2][E] [?][5][6][7][8][9] [10][11][12]


An O......



(ding)




                [ ][ ]

[1][2][?][4][5][6]

[1][2][O][T][?] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

[S][2][E] [?][5][6][7][8][9] [10][11][12]



And a T. Do you have a guess?





[BTW, HAPPY NEW YEAR!]

[Deleted]

I do not.

[palmer7]

(no guess)


All right. Two rolls to go, here comes #3. (Rachel gives the dice back, and he rolls)










                [2][4]

[1][2][?][4][5][6]

[1][2][O][T][?] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

[S][2][E] [?][5][6][7][8][9] [10][11][12]



Two and four, or if you so choose, a six.

[Deleted]

the 2 on the bottom & the 4 on the top

[palmer7]

Amber, do your duty!


(she does)


(ding)




                [ ][4]

[1][2][?][4][5][6]

[1][2][O][T][?] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

[S][H][E] [?][5][6][7][8][9] [10][11][12]



An H....

(ding)




                [ ][ ]

[1][2][?][N][5][6]

[1][2][O][T][?] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

[S][H][E] [?][5][6][7][8][9] [10][11][12]



And an N. Do you have a guess for either row?

[Deleted]

No guess for either row.