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00:12If Jimmy Alec were a magician, could he put you under a stelunker?
00:17When Betty White fills out her capilla form, does she always sign her name?
00:24Would Drake Hoganston wear a tankard if he were spending a day at the beach?
00:28We'll find out the answers to these questions and a lot more as we play television's funniest new game show,
00:34Wordplay!
00:35And here's the star of Wordplay, a man of many words, on today!
00:41Hello, everyone.
00:43How are you, darling?
00:45Thank you all.
00:46Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen.
00:48Good to see you all.
00:49Welcome to Wordplay, a game of fascinating words, fascinating people.
00:52We have Drake, Betty, and Jimmy, and they're all ready to go to work, aren't you?
00:55Sure.
00:55Are you ready?
00:57That's it for today, folks.
00:58And I hope you enjoyed it.
00:59No, let's go over and meet our contestants, shall we?
01:02Here is Lonnie Burr.
01:04He's a returnee, and so far he's earned $1,225.
01:08And you all remember him as Mouseketeer Lonnie.
01:11Yep.
01:11Yeah.
01:12Hello.
01:13Yes.
01:15Let's meet your new opponent now, Wanda Schneid.
01:17Tell us about yourself, Wanda.
01:19Well, originally a Brooklynite traveled around.
01:22No yays for Brooklyn.
01:25It used to.
01:26It used to.
01:27It used to evoke.
01:28But anyway.
01:29A retired long-distance telephone operator living in Orange County at the present time.
01:35Yay, Orange County.
01:35We welcome you, Wanda.
01:37We wish you good luck as well.
01:38Now, here's how we play our game.
01:40We use nine words.
01:41They're all found in Webster's third new international dictionary.
01:43And today's words are persnickety, burn, tankard, brassard, sackbutt, capilliform, anomaly, creant, and spelunker.
01:55And we'll be finding out the definitions of six of those words.
01:57And whoever's ahead at the end of that will have a shot at our double definition round, which today is
02:00worth $10,000.
02:02And don't forget that one of these words is also a bonus word.
02:05That bonus word can win for one of our players a trip to Cancun, Mexico.
02:10So let's show our home audience today's bonus word.
02:13And having done that, we go over to Lonnie Burr, our returning champ for the first word.
02:19What shall it be, Lonnie?
02:20Well, I'm not persnickety, but I'm going to take that word.
02:22All right.
02:23Oh, well.
02:24He indicates that maybe he knows.
02:26Let's find out if he knows.
02:27Jimmy, tell me about persnickety.
02:29Well, let me know.
02:30This is for Lonnie.
02:36I recognize Annette, but I'll do an impression of Annette for you, but no, I don't think so.
02:44Persnickety means, let me get persnickety.
02:46Persnickety means flashy, which Annette was, I think, wasn't she?
02:50Kind of a flashy gal.
02:54Like the post office recently hired a fashion designer to create some flashier uniforms.
03:02Unfortunately, the idea didn't work out because the sequins kept snagging on the workers' hammocks.
03:08You know, you get it because they don't work very much and they sleep.
03:15Persnickety means flashy, flashy.
03:17Thank you very much.
03:19Persnickety is the word of the day.
03:21Persnickety.
03:23It's just what it sounds like.
03:24It means fussy.
03:27A good example.
03:28You remember a few years back, wonderful giant pandas in Washington, Xing Xing and Ling Ling,
03:34and they were trying to get them to mate, and he just wouldn't give up, but she was so fussy.
03:39She finally said to him, I wouldn't mate with you if you were the last giant panda male in North
03:45America.
03:46You are the last giant panda male in North America.
03:51Fussy.
03:52Persnickety is fussy.
03:58Great persnickety.
04:00Persnickety is a rough sketch.
04:03Rough sketch.
04:04Now, persnickety is usually done on a napkin or a small piece of paper,
04:08and it consists of doodles and stick figures and Mickey Mouse hats and things like that,
04:14and usually sells for about a million dollars in any Beverly Hills art gallery.
04:19Persnickety.
04:20Persnickety.
04:21Rough sketch.
04:22Uh-huh.
04:23Right.
04:24Very good, Drake.
04:26All right, Lonnie, persnickety is the word.
04:28Does it mean flashy or does it mean fussy?
04:31Or does it mean rough sketch?
04:34Well, I'm a great fan of the alluring Betty White, and I say it's fussy.
04:37Oh, did Betty White...
04:39Oh, boy, you're not fussy, don't you?
04:40Did Betty give us the right definition?
04:42Yes, she did.
04:44Way to go, Betty.
04:46Good for you, Lonnie.
04:46Behind for Snickety.
04:48Uh, there's $25, and that goes on his scoreboard, and Wanda's up next.
04:52Which word next, Wanda?
04:53All right, let's try spelunker.
04:56Uh, spelunker.
04:57All right, you've got it.
04:58Betty, spelunker is the word.
05:00Oh, spelunker is somebody who explores caves.
05:03Huh.
05:04And spelunkers find out a lot about ancient man by exploring these caves.
05:08Um, take stalactites, you know, these things that, from water, just dripping over thousands
05:14and thousands of years.
05:15Well, apparently, ancient caveman couldn't find a good plumber either.
05:19So, if you're killing some one-weeks-bores caves.
05:23Very good.
05:29Great.
05:30Yeah, no, no, no, no.
05:32Spelunker is a very slender woman.
05:35Very slender.
05:36In fact, I dated this gal one time that was so slender.
05:40How slender, I see.
05:42But every time we went out for Chinese food, she was capable of removing the fortune without
05:48breaking the cookie.
05:49Ah, that's right.
05:51That's true.
05:52That is slender.
05:53So, slender woman.
05:55Slender woman.
05:57That's simple.
06:00Mr. Alec.
06:01Well, um, the word is what?
06:03Spelunker?
06:04Yes, sir.
06:04Spelunker, it means to flip a coin.
06:07Ah.
06:07My girlfriend and I, before we watch TV, we always flip a coin.
06:11If it lands heads, I get to watch the game.
06:14If it's tails, she gets to watch her movie.
06:16And if it lands on its side, we watch wordplay.
06:19Oh.
06:20It's a joke.
06:21It's a joke.
06:22It means flip a coin.
06:24Flip a coin.
06:27All right, Wanda.
06:29Spelunker is your choice.
06:30Does it mean flip a coin?
06:31Does it mean one who explores caves?
06:34Or does it mean slender woman?
06:37Well, an animal level like Betty couldn't be wrong.
06:41Oh.
06:41One who explores caves.
06:43I can't remember when she's ever been wrong.
06:45Is she right this time?
06:46Yes, she is.
06:48You've got it.
06:49Way to go, Wanda.
06:50Behind Spelunker is $50.
06:52And that puts you on the board.
06:53As a matter of fact, you're $25 ahead of Lonnie with your $50.
06:57$50 for $25.
06:58And that's round one.
06:59We'll be back with round two.
07:00And we'll raise those dollar amounts right after this.
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08:38We're going to round two.
08:39We praise the dollar announced
08:40the trip to Cancun, Mexico
08:42is still up there.
08:43And we go back to Lonnie
08:44for the next word.
08:45I would like anomaly, please.
08:47Anomaly.
08:48All right.
08:49It's an unconnected word.
08:50For that, we go over to
08:51Drake Hogiston
08:52of Days of Our Lives.
08:53Yes.
08:55Anomaly.
08:56Anomaly is an irregularity.
08:58Now, I was just reading
08:59in Science Digest, I believe,
09:01about this dude that had,
09:03no lie, an arm, small arm,
09:06albeit growing out
09:06of the center of his forehead.
09:08Pretty strange.
09:09Believe this.
09:09And even though he looked
09:11kind of strange,
09:11he was a very, very safe driver
09:13because this guy
09:14could open up the sunroof
09:15without ever taking
09:16his hands off the wheel.
09:18Oh.
09:19Phew, phew.
09:20Yes.
09:20Makes sense.
09:21So what we're gonna do here,
09:23we're calling that
09:23an anomaly is an ear
09:25irregularity.
09:26Ah.
09:29Anomaly is a bartender.
09:31Oh, what do you mean, no?
09:35It's a bartender.
09:36And bartenders are my friends.
09:38Bartenders are probably
09:39the greatest joke tellers
09:40you can imagine.
09:41I mean, they're fantastic.
09:42They tell jokes
09:43that are so funny,
09:44you double over laughing.
09:45You roll on the floor.
09:47They're hilarious.
09:48I can't tell any of the jokes
09:49on the show,
09:50but that's what it is.
09:51They told the reason
09:52it's a bartender.
09:53Come on, give me a hug.
09:57Anomaly.
09:58Betty?
09:58Now, we've had our fun,
10:00but let me tell you
10:01what it really is.
10:01It's a sensible purchase.
10:04There's a lady
10:05who lives not far from me,
10:07down the street,
10:07and she is the exhausted
10:09mother of ten children.
10:12Well, now, for her,
10:12a sensible purchase
10:14would be food
10:16in economy sizes.
10:18A brilliant purchase
10:20would be hair rollers
10:21and a green facial mask
10:22and the ugliest nightie
10:23she can find
10:24is what a disensible purchase.
10:26That's a good one.
10:29All right, Lonnie.
10:32Anomaly is before the board.
10:34Does it mean bartender?
10:35Does anomaly mean
10:36sensible purchase,
10:37or does anomaly mean
10:39an irregularity?
10:40It means an irregularity.
10:42Oh, he says that
10:43with authority.
10:44Drake, is that right?
10:45Yes, it is.
10:47Drake Ferguson
10:48gave it to us right.
10:50Anomaly behind that
10:51is $50.
10:52We have that in your score
10:53for a grand total
10:53of, uh, let me see,
10:56$75, yes.
10:58Okay, Wanda,
10:59what's next?
11:01We'll try tankard.
11:04Tankard, all right.
11:05Once again,
11:05an unconnected word.
11:07These people are
11:07very independent,
11:08aren't they?
11:09All right.
11:09Jimmy, tankard.
11:11Tankard is a near miss.
11:13Mm.
11:13Uh, I just read about
11:15a near miss at the circus.
11:16Uh, the fat lady
11:17almost died when she
11:18jumped from a burning building.
11:20Oh, it's true,
11:20but luckily she landed
11:21on the rubber man
11:22and bounced right
11:23back up again.
11:24Oh.
11:24Uh, but in case
11:26you're wondering,
11:26the fat lady is okay,
11:28the rubber man
11:28is now a stick of gum.
11:30But that's...
11:31It's a near miss.
11:33Near miss.
11:33A near miss.
11:37All right, Betty Tankard.
11:38It isn't.
11:39A tankard is a mug
11:40with a lid on it.
11:41Just that simple.
11:43Uh, in olden days,
11:44men and women
11:45sometimes would share
11:46a tankard of ale,
11:48for example.
11:49Uh, it was okay
11:50until almost invariably
11:52a little squabble
11:53would break out
11:54between them.
11:55Uh, not anything
11:56to do with a bill
11:56or anything like that,
11:57but because the man
11:58always left the lid up.
12:00It was just a mug
12:01I don't know.
12:06Oh.
12:08Rose, you're beautiful.
12:11Drake?
12:12One who hesitates.
12:14Now, is lost,
12:15is what we're looking
12:16for here.
12:17But, uh,
12:17not only is he lost,
12:18but usually that dude's
12:19always driving
12:19right in front of me
12:20on the freeway, too.
12:21So what we're looking
12:22at here is one
12:22who hesitates.
12:23I see.
12:26I'll remember that.
12:28All right, Wanda.
12:30It does indeed mean
12:31one of these.
12:31Tankard does indeed mean
12:32either near miss,
12:33or it can mean
12:35mug with a lid,
12:36or tankard can mean
12:37one who hesitates.
12:40It'll have to be Betty.
12:42Anyone who can tell
12:43a joke like that
12:43and be a lady
12:45knows it's a mug
12:47with a lid.
12:48But that wasn't a joke.
12:50Is that right?
12:51Mug with a lid?
12:52It is.
12:56And behind Tankard,
12:58you see,
12:58is $150.
12:59We add that to your score
13:00for a grand total
13:01of $200.
13:02All right, Wanda's
13:03very much in the lead.
13:04However,
13:05this game is no win.
13:06No, indeed.
13:07We have round three
13:08coming up with our
13:08final two words
13:09after this.
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15:18Time for round three,
15:19our final two words
15:20to raise the dollar amounts
15:21and the trip to Cancun,
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15:25You gonna hit it, Lonnie?
15:26Which one you want?
15:27I'm gonna try Birn,
15:28B-I-R-N.
15:29Birn, okay.
15:31All right.
15:32Now, that is not our bonus word,
15:34but it is connected
15:35to some dollar amounts up there,
15:36so if you get that,
15:37you'll not only win
15:38the money behind Birn,
15:39but the dollar amounts as well.
15:41Good choice.
15:42For that,
15:42we go over to Betty White.
15:44I like Birn better, too.
15:46It looks like Birn.
15:47You do.
15:48Birn or Birn,
15:49as you will,
15:50is a fairy tale.
15:51I mean,
15:52some fairy tales begin with
15:53once upon a time,
15:55and some fairy tales begin with,
15:58really, officer,
15:59my speedometer must be broken.
16:01It's a fairy tale.
16:07Drake,
16:10Birn, Birn.
16:11Birn?
16:12Birn.
16:13Birn.
16:14Middle Eastern bread.
16:16Birn is a Middle Eastern bread.
16:18Is that right?
16:18That's right.
16:19Okay, fine.
16:20But it's not unlike PETA,
16:21where PETA has pockets.
16:23Birn has suspenders.
16:26Oh, that's...
16:27That's...
16:33Birn, Jimmy.
16:35Birn?
16:35Birn.
16:36Why don't you put your hand in fire?
16:38Well, okay.
16:39Try it with me.
16:41It's Birn, though, isn't it?
16:42Or is it Birn?
16:43Whatever you say.
16:43Birn.
16:44I think it's Birn.
16:44Okay.
16:45Birn is a mouthpiece of a clarinet.
16:48And, well,
16:48the clarinet isn't the only thing
16:49with a mouthpiece.
16:50Even our First Lady has a mouthpiece.
16:52Oh.
16:54You know who he's called?
16:55Ronnie.
16:57Mouthpiece of a clarinet.
16:58Birn, Birn, Birn, Birn.
17:03Lonnie,
17:04is Birn a mouthpiece of a clarinet?
17:07Is Birn a fairy tale?
17:09Or is Birn a Middle Eastern bread?
17:11What is it, Lonnie?
17:12Birn is a fairy tale.
17:14Oh, is that right?
17:17Wrong.
17:18El rongo.
17:19All right, now, Wanda,
17:20you can pick up some nice money here.
17:22Does Birn mean
17:24mouthpiece of a clarinet,
17:26or does it mean Middle Eastern bread?
17:28What do you think?
17:29I'll go for mouthpiece of a clarinet.
17:32Oh, really?
17:33Is that the right definition?
17:35It is.
17:36Winnie, Alec, David,
17:38Kersh, White.
17:39And behind Birn,
17:41or Birn,
17:41was $200,
17:42connected to $175,
17:44so we had $375 for your score
17:45for a total of $575.
17:48It puts you well in the lead.
17:50But we have our sixth and final word.
17:54Which word shall that be, Wanda?
17:59I will take brassard.
18:01Uh-huh, brassard.
18:03That is the bonus word.
18:05If you get this right,
18:06you can win a trip to Cancun, Mexico.
18:09Oh, great.
18:09That's worth over $2,000.
18:11But I noted
18:12that you picked a word
18:13that is not connected
18:14to money amounts.
18:15And I guess the reason
18:16you picked that
18:17is in case you miss it,
18:18you don't want Lonnie
18:19to get too much.
18:19All right,
18:20that's your strategy.
18:21Let's see how it works out.
18:22Drake, tell her about brassard.
18:24Okay, brassard.
18:26Brassard is
18:28an animal growl.
18:29Now, it's common knowledge
18:30that the Tyrannosaurus Rex
18:32had a very ferocious growl
18:33of which Betty White
18:34will kindly demonstrate.
18:45I love it when she does it.
18:48Now, that's unlike
18:49a similar distant relative
18:50called the Thesaurus Rex,
18:52which says growl,
18:56i.e., mumble,
19:00complain, snarl,
19:02and get the hair.
19:04That's all.
19:05Come on.
19:05Can you do better?
19:06Come on.
19:07Prove it.
19:07Prove it.
19:08Prove it.
19:08That's it.
19:09Animal growl.
19:10Animal growl.
19:12Brassard's in it.
19:14Brassard is a health statistic.
19:16Now, they say
19:17that people who eat
19:18health food live longer.
19:20But do you ever see
19:21people who eat health food,
19:22don't they look dead?
19:23You ever see this?
19:24You know what?
19:25I finally figured out
19:26why they eat so much lettuce.
19:27They're too weak
19:28to pick up meat.
19:30Health statistic.
19:32All right.
19:37Betty.
19:38And I'm sorry
19:38about that last time.
19:39I won't do that again.
19:42A brassard
19:43is a piece of cloth
19:45that's worn
19:45around the upper arm.
19:47If you're wearing
19:48a black brassard,
19:50it means you're in mourning.
19:51If you're wearing
19:52a black brassiere
19:54around your arm,
19:55it means you had
19:56a wonderful night
19:57and you don't even know
19:57it's mourning.
19:59upper arm cloth.
20:02All right.
20:06We have a number
20:07of things going.
20:08This is for the trip
20:09to Cancun.
20:10Okay.
20:11So this is for the trip
20:12to Cancun, Mexico.
20:14It is also very possibly
20:15for the championship
20:16of the game.
20:17So, Wanda,
20:19Brassard is the word.
20:20Does it mean
20:21health statistic?
20:22Does Brassard mean
20:23upper arm cloth
20:25or does it mean
20:26animal growl?
20:28Now, what do you think,
20:29Wanda?
20:29I stick with a winner,
20:31Betty White.
20:32All right.
20:33If you get this right,
20:35you'll not only go
20:36to Cancun, Mexico,
20:37you will be
20:38our brand new champion.
20:39Did Betty White
20:40give us the right definition?
20:42She did.
20:43And we're on the way
20:44to Cancun.
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20:47be sure to pack
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20:50to Mexico.
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20:58powdery white beaches
20:58and refreshing sea breezes,
21:00warm hospitality,
21:01sumptuous dining,
21:02freshwater pools,
21:02gift shops and boutiques
21:03furnished by V.S. Plaza Cancun.
21:06This trip is worth
21:07$2,008.
21:10Congratulations, Wanda.
21:11Thank you, Betty.
21:12That's wonderful.
21:14We now see
21:16that behind that
21:17was $200.
21:19Gives you a grand total
21:20of $775.
21:22And that makes you
21:23our brand new champion.
21:24Now, that's the good news.
21:26The good news.
21:28The bad news is
21:29we have to say goodbye
21:31to Lonnie.
21:32Oh, Lonnie.
21:33Now it's time
21:34to say goodbye?
21:35Go ahead.
21:36Go ahead.
21:36Yeah, go ahead, Lonnie.
21:37Everybody.
21:38Well, sure,
21:39so that's a fitting quote,
21:40but you take with you
21:40$1,225.
21:42How do you say goodbye?
21:43Now it's time
21:44to say goodbye
21:45to all our company.
21:49M-I-C-K-E-Y.
21:51Soon.
21:52M-O-U-S-E.
21:54See you soon, Lonnie.
21:56Thank you for playing our game.
21:57You're a great staff.
21:58It was fun.
21:59Good.
21:59I'm happy to hear that.
22:00Thank you, Lonnie.
22:01You're wonderful.
22:02Wonderful opponents.
22:04All right, Wanda.
22:04Come on over here, champion.
22:06All right.
22:07$775 she has
22:08and a chair
22:09to match
22:09that beautiful suit of hers.
22:11Come on over here.
22:11You're our new champ, kid.
22:13The kid from Brooklyn
22:14is doing all right,
22:15isn't she?
22:16I tell you.
22:17Now, listen to this.
22:19Wanda,
22:20we're going to have
22:21a commercial here
22:22and after that,
22:23you're going to have
22:23a chance at $10,000.
22:26Oh.
22:27We'll see how she does
22:28right after this.
22:28Step right on down.
22:32That's all right.
22:33I don't know.
22:34I don't know.
22:38Brock sticks a stand
22:39on candy quality.
22:40A stand on delicious
22:42candy taste.
22:43A stand on freshness
22:44and variety
22:45and puts it
22:46in your favorite store.
22:47The Brock's
22:48pick-and-mix candy stand.
22:49Nobody treats America
22:51like Brock's.
22:52Say, Mrs. Appleseed,
22:54what's your son,
22:54Johnny, drinking?
22:55We're in the
22:56apple business, dummy.
22:57He drinks apple juice.
22:59New High C100
23:00is better than
23:00plain apple juice.
23:01Oh, really?
23:02It's 100% fruit juice
23:04with a full-day supply
23:05of vitamin C.
23:06Wow!
23:06It tastes delicious!
23:08Uh-oh.
23:08New High C100,
23:09100% juice,
23:10and it comes
23:11in four flavors.
23:12Great!
23:12I didn't know
23:13that you liked
23:14other flavors.
23:15I didn't know
23:15there were other flavors.
23:16Can we get
23:17some High C100 today?
23:18No!
23:20How about tomorrow?
23:21Ha-ha.
23:23The Energizer.
23:24Good times
23:24never lasted longer.
23:26The Energizer.
23:28If you run,
23:29run, run, run.
23:30If you run, run.
23:31Run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run, run.
23:35If you run, run.
23:38Jeannie Bruce,
23:39are you treating
23:39your kitten
23:40like a full-grown cat?
23:41No.
23:42Cat food is for cats.
23:43My kitten gets
23:44kitten food.
23:45Purina Kitten Chow
23:46brand kitten food.
23:47Don't treat your kitten
23:48like a full-grown cat.
23:50Give her
23:51Kitten Chow.
23:53Now that winter's over,
23:54Deerfoams presents
23:56The Rites of Spring.
23:57The brights and lights of spring.
24:00With pretty bows
24:01and open toes.
24:02And here and there,
24:03a rose.
24:04Deerfoams.
24:05The Rites of Spring.
24:08Save on all the things you need.
24:10Including great Mother's Day gifts
24:12during the big one-day sale.
24:14Wednesday only.
24:15Only at Macy's.
24:16For instance,
24:17save 25% on Mrs. Sleepwear and Rose.
24:20All B.H. Smith and Jennifer Moore
24:22handbags are 40% off.
24:24The Little Lipton Compact Microwave
24:26is just $185.
24:28And save on Macy's entire stock
24:30of camcorders
24:31during the big one-day sale.
24:3310 till 10.
24:34Wednesday only.
24:35Only at Macy's.
24:38I needed dependable.
24:40Affordable transportation.
24:41With class.
24:43I found it all at Big Valley Ford.
24:45And at a price,
24:46well, less than I expected.
24:48At Big Valley Ford,
24:50we're selling so many new cars
24:51and trucks that our used car lot
24:52is overflowing with quality pre-owns.
24:54Each has been thoroughly inspected,
24:56reconditioned,
24:57and then priced to move.
24:58Big Valley Ford
24:59offered me a variety of terms,
25:01including no money down.
25:02I really got a good deal,
25:04and I love my new car.
25:05Well, it's new to me.
25:07Big Valley Ford.
25:11Don't go for your remote.
25:12Just reach for your coat.
25:13Got a new ride for you.
25:15Too hot to tell of you.
25:16The revolution will not be televised.
25:18It takes you in the air
25:20and leaves you hanging there.
25:21Everything you see
25:22is where the sky used to be.
25:24This is one scene
25:25too wild for your street.
25:26The revolution will not be televised.
25:29The revolution.
25:30New at Great America.
25:31The revolution will not be televised.
25:34Bring any Coke can to Great America
25:36and save $4 on each general admission.
25:40If you're going to be
25:41in the Los Angeles area
25:42and would like to be a member
25:43of our studio audience,
25:44send a self-addressed
25:45stamped envelope to
25:46NBC Tickets,
25:473000 West Alameda Avenue,
25:49Burbank, California,
25:5191523.
25:52Once again, here's Todd.
25:54A wander behind each of these boxes up there
25:56are two definitions,
25:57but of a single word.
25:58Get that word right,
25:58that box is yours.
25:59And if you get from one side
26:00of that board to the other
26:01in 45 seconds or less,
26:03you will win $10,000.
26:05So let's put 45 seconds on the clock
26:07and we will start that clock
26:10with your first pick.
26:11Number 13.
26:12All right.
26:14Hot dog topping,
26:15yellowish brown.
26:16Hash.
26:17No.
26:18Uh, mustard.
26:20Now go.
26:2114.
26:22Whip stroke,
26:23eyelid hair.
26:24Lash.
26:2415.
26:25Yes, uh-huh.
26:26Greet with hands to tremble.
26:28Shake.
26:29Yes.
26:3016.
26:30Get a cold snare of fish.
26:32Uh, catch.
26:34Yes.
26:3617.
26:37Musical group, unite together.
26:44Pass.
26:45All right.
26:46Up to 10.
26:47Bank safe, pole jump.
26:48Vault.
26:49Yes.
26:5011.
26:50Okay, very angry,
26:52completely insane.
26:53Mad.
26:54And?
26:5512.
26:55A solidly fixed business company.
26:59Ooh, but you had a shot at it.
27:01Very good try.
27:02We'll talk about the two blocks
27:03right after this.
27:04Oh, you almost did it.
27:06Wow.
27:07That was a mistake.
27:09Yeah, that's kind of tough, isn't it?
27:10Oh, I don't think I was going to talk.
27:14Capri Sun fruit drinks
27:16now have a convenient attached straw,
27:17a new easy open pouch,
27:19and a handy new 10-pack.
27:20Yeah!
27:22Capri Sun's drinking
27:23better than ever now.
27:25Capri Sun's drinking
27:27better than ever now.
27:31Only one iron
27:32has the exclusive endorsement
27:34of the National Fire Safety Council.
27:38The Black & Decker
27:39automatic shut-off iron.
27:44Oh, thank you.
27:45The Black & Decker
27:46Space Maker Coffee Maker
27:48mounts up above your counter,
27:49so it not only makes
27:50up to 10 cups
27:51of perfectly brewed coffee,
27:53it leaves plenty of room
27:54for dessert.
27:55Now for Black & Decker.
27:57Ideas at work.
27:59No more yearning,
28:01desire burning.
28:03No, what's the use?
28:04Now there's chocolate mousse.
28:06Yes, Weight Watchers,
28:07deeply chocolate,
28:08very goody chocolate,
28:09chocolate mousse.
28:11Weight Watchers,
28:12this is living.
28:15This is not an easy one.
28:16Let's look at number 10,
28:18the very last one.
28:19Solidly Fixed and Business Company
28:21is Firm.
28:22Oh.
28:22And number 17,
28:23that was the first block
28:24you hit,
28:25Musical Group and Unite Together.
28:26Band.
28:27Oh, I didn't think of it.
28:29Tomorrow,
28:29this is going to be worth
28:30$12,500.
28:31See, that's what she wanted.
28:32She wanted more money.
28:33Game win $775 she got today.
28:35$2,008 in that trip.
28:37$600 in the bonus round
28:38for a total of $3,383.
28:41See you tomorrow.
28:42Bye-bye.
28:43Bye-bye.
28:45Today's runner-up
28:45on World Play will receive
28:46for truly elegant dining
28:47this lovely Michael C.
28:48Fina Company
28:49silver plate flatware.
28:5068 pieces in a deluxe drawer chest,
28:52part of the fine silver collection
28:54furnished by the Michael C.
28:55Fina Company.
28:55Plus gift certificates
28:56for Kentucky Fried Chicken
28:57and fresh buttermilk biscuits.
28:59You've got a right
29:00to chicken run right
29:00at Kentucky Fried Chicken.
29:02We do chicken right.
29:03And time out
29:03for technically decaffeinated tea.
29:05The only decaf
29:06with a tiny little tea leaf taste.
29:08And it's picnic season.
29:10Time for the crisp,
29:11crunchy, delicious flavor
29:12of all-natural
29:12picnic old-fashioned
29:14shoestring potatoes
29:15from S&W.
29:17Some member of our studio audience
29:18today will receive
29:19Emerson's Deluxe Wireless
29:20Remote Control VHS
29:21Video Cassette Recorder
29:22with full-event,
29:2314-day programmability
29:24and noise-reduced stereo recording
29:26for superior sound.
29:27A fine product
29:28furnished by Emerson.
29:31Emerson.
29:31Emerson.
29:32Emerson.
29:32Emerson.
29:33Emerson.
29:35Emerson.
29:36Next on TV58,
29:37join Joe Gargiola
29:39as he gives contestants
29:40the golden opportunity
29:41to strike it rich
29:42on the all-new
29:43Strike It Rich
29:44coming up next.
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