Bill McDee's Three On A Match - Episode 2 *Please Archive*

[Bryan]

Blue

[billmcdee]

Do we have another match?









20 on the Blue...





























(groans)  'Fraid not.  Bryan those 10 points will stay with you.

[billmcdee]

And we have some more bills to pay, including yours truly.  Back in just a moment.

[billmcdee]

(fade into applause)







Thank you.  Before we close out this episode, I want to first publicly extend to you Bryan Law, my deepest condolences as you shared with the boards about the passing of your 91 year old aunt.  Please know we are here for you and with you during this difficult time of transition in your life and your family's lives.

Also when we meet next, we're going to revamp our question round slightly, and also starting with episode 3, every time a player goes to the matching board, they will go with 200 points from now on.  It won't always guarantee that three on a match can be made, but it should help improve the odds for our players and help to move the game along as well.

Bryan you have won $400 thus far, nothing yet for you Chris as you've not yet had a chance to play the big board but hopefully on the next episode you will be able to, and our 1 time champion George Cluster will also be back with $13,675 in earnings!





So until we meet again, this is Bill McDee reminding you that yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, and today is a gift, which is why we call it "the present".

And also, please help control the pet population, have your pets spayed or neutered.

Ciao for now!


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Frank Caliendo (as Don Pardo):  From the Bill Cullen Theatre at Rockefeller Plaza in the heart of New York City, this is Frank Caliendo speaking for Bill McDee's Three on a Match...

A Bob Stewart Television production.

[billmcdee]

O mighty moderators, this episode is ready to be archived for all eternity.

And to paraphrase Bartles & James, I thank you for your support.