On A Roll (CBS Daytime; Ep. 58; aud. game)

[dougmorrisontheair]

(audience cheers as...) (Bryan rolls)

(audience groans)

(buzz)

Ohhh -- square pair. Hope that statement wasn't prophetic, Bryan. Sorry.

Trade places, please, players. Kevin, you're back in the boxes. Before you do something with the remaining two roll...

...choose one of the numbers in the bottom row and we reveal a free letter.

[koopakid17]

The 8, please.

[dougmorrisontheair]

(Shelly touches screen)

There's a G.

Kevin, you may guess the unsolved clue, roll the dice, or pass them back to Bryan.

[koopakid17]

I'll pass the bones.

[dougmorrisontheair]

Okay, then change places again, please, players. Bryan, you get another shot. Let's see if you can make the most of it.

(audience cheers as...) (Bryan rolls)

A 3 and a 6...

(burst of cheers)

...or a 9. It's playable -- but the only way to play it is the 9 at the bottom row. So, Shelly, if you will.

(Shelly touches screen)

And you get an A for that effort.

Bryan, this means you may guess the remaining clue, roll the dice, or pass the roll to Kevin.

[Bryan]

Roll

[dougmorrisontheair]

(scattered woahs)

Some in the crowd think you're taking a big risk. Anyone remember that show? (scattered laughter from crowd) In any event, your decision as you take the last roll in the round.

(audience cheers as...) (Bryan rolls)

(burst of cheers)

It's playable -- 4 and 3

...or a 7.

Obviously, can't play the individual number of 3 -- but you can take the 4 or play the sum for 7.

[Bryan]

Give me the 4!

[dougmorrisontheair]

(Shelly touches screen)

Another S. Bryan, that was the last roll in the round. You may guess if you'd like. A wrong guess or a pass means we play a crucial name game.

[Bryan]

TOSSING GAME

[dougmorrisontheair]

(TPiR Pathfinder wrong move sfx)

(audience groans)

Incorrect -- and -- sounds like some of you in the crowd have this whole thing figured out.

Please keep your answers to yourselves as we play this crucial name game.

(FF reveal sfx)

Here's a seven-letter answer to this question.

Who got on a roll -- as the original jurist on TV's "Divorce Court"?

(ding)

---

(Bryan and Kevin, please PM me your buzz code from 1-100 and your answer.)

[dougmorrisontheair]

** Kevin passes **

(Bryan buzzes in)

Bryan?

[Bryan]

PERKINS?

[dougmorrisontheair]

(dings; audience cheers)

Great guess. You're right, Bryan.

"Divorce Court" goes back to the days of black-and-white television and, at the time, was a dramatization of cases. Voltaire Perkins heard those cases.

Okay, Bryan, we've got a fresh supply of four rolls...

...but numbers are scarce. Are you rolling or passing the dice

[Bryan]

Go!

[dougmorrisontheair]

We'll take "go" as in you want to get on a roll -- so please step into the box, Bryan. Please take the dice from Candice. And -- you -- are on a roll.


(audience cheers as...) (Bryan rolls)

And it's a 4 and a 2 -- or a 6.

(burst of cheers)

It's playable -- but barely. You can take the 2 at the bottom row. Shelly, please do the honors.

(Shelly touches screen)

It's an I.

Well, Bryan, simply put, the nominated player would need to roll the sum of 7, the sum of 11, or the 6 and 4 -- because double 5 wouldn't automatically reveal the 10. Double anything loses the turn.

With that, you may guess the remaining clue, roll again, or pass the dice to Kevin.

[Bryan]

KISSING GAME

[dougmorrisontheair]

(dings; audience cheers)

That's it. Bryan, with that, you have all the clues.

Can you solve the puzzle?

[Bryan]

SPIN THE BOTTLE

[dougmorrisontheair]

(audience cheers)

Two things if that's correct.

First, we'll have a new champion.

Second, don't get any ideas, fellas. The dice girls are spoken for.

(scattered laughter from crowd)

For the game -- is it -- Spin The Bottle?

































(dings; SCSD win theme plays; audience cheers)

Bingo!

Clues are rather easy on this one -- once you uncover everything.

It involves a twirling container -- and in the game, when the bottle's pointing at someone, someone's getting smooched.

Bryan, you're the new champ. How are ya feelin'?

[Bryan]

I cut it close, but it paid off!

[dougmorrisontheair]

(Candice places dice near Kevin's buzzer)

It indeed paid off. Speaking of payoff, Kevin, you're leaving with a nice tidy payoff of...

...$84,700. (audience cheers) One more big hand for Kevin Kolsen.

(audience cheers)

Bryan, that's a good amount to go for. You could win more than that. Your road to riches starts at Level 1 and this money roll for the Big 6 game.

Remember, doubles are allowed and this is for $5000 a point. So a roll of boxcars means a $60,000 game.

(audience cheers as...) (Bryan rolls)

(cha-ching)
(audience cheers)

Well -- 5 and 1 -- $30,000. Bryan will play for that -- when you come back after this.

(theme plays; audience cheers)

[dougmorrisontheair]

(theme plays; audience cheers)

Welcome back to On A Roll. Time permitting, we'll give a lucky audience member a chance to play for a prize.

Right now, let's give Bryan a chance to play for $30,000 in Big 6. Wally, may we have the numbers and a hint, please.


(FF reveal sfx)

(ding)

It's a thing. Mmm'kay -- could be tough.

Just like the game, you get four rolls of the dice here. But if you roll two different numbers, you may play only one of them and you can't play the sum.

If you can solve the word after just one roll of the dice, you win $30,000. If you need a second roll, the value drops to $5000. For each roll thereafter, we cut the value in half.

Doubles are worthless. They're wasted rolls and immediately devalue the word. Also if you throw two numbers you've already played, that's also a wasted roll and that also devalues the word.

(Candice hands Bryan the dice)

Any questions? Or are you ready to get on a roll for $30,000?

[Bryan]

Let’s do it

[dougmorrisontheair]

(Candice hands Bryan dice)

Then you -- are on a roll.

(audience cheers as...) (Bryan rolls)

Well -- first third of the word for sure.

Bryan, would you like the first or second letter in the word?

[Bryan]

First

[dougmorrisontheair]

First letter, please, Wally.

(ding)

It's a P. Well -- narrows it down a bit.

One guess only for $30,000, Bryan. What is this Big 6 thing?

[Bryan]

Planet

[dougmorrisontheair]

(mixed reactions from crowd)

Mmm'kay. Only one way to find out.

Wally, for $30,000, is this thing -- a planet?





















































(buzz)

(audience groans)

Sorry. Not a planet.   If it were a planet, Wally might offer "place" as a hint.

Okay, you're playing for $5000 now.

(audience cheers as...) (Bryan rolls)

Oh noes!

(buzz)

(audience groans)

Wasted roll -- sorry.

Bryan, we're quickly down to $2500. Better luck on the next roll.

(audience cheers as...) (Bryan rolls)

And it's choice of the second or fourth letter.

[Bryan]

Second