Wow. I don't know how we can top that endgame. But we have an audience game with a great prize at stake.
Remember, anyone can try and qualify. But only the player closest to the right answer, high or low, gets to play.
In a recent survey, what percentage of American women say they were once Girl Scouts?
(times passes)
And time's up. Let's have a look at the actual percentage first.
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There's your answer -- 43%. Now who came the closest?
Michael Clifford 33%
It's Michael with 33. Thanks to all for playing. Michael, you got a shot at CY$15,000 after this.
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Voice guy: Spot the liar, win cyber-cash. "Late Net Liars" with
Chris Wolvie. Only VBS.
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Scarlett: Our contestants will receive some of the following...
Franco-American Ravioli-O's and Spaghetti-O's. The neat kid's treats you can eat with a spoon. Uh-oh, Spaghetti-O's and Ravioli-O's.
A&W Root Beer. Pour yourself a frosty one with rich and creamy A&W Root Beer -- and one-calorie, sugar-free A&W.
A 13 ounce can of Chock Full of Nuts coffee. Chock Full of Nuts is that heavenly coffee. Better coffee a millionaire's money can't buy.
Glade Litter Fresh. Cat lovers will love the way Litter Fresh works to eliminated litter box odors. From Glade.
Hall's Mentholyptus Cough Tablets. Vapor action penetrates deep to help your stuffy nose feel clearer. Hall's -- soothes your throat, helps your cough.
And, just in time for Halloween, our main and audience game participants will each receive a year's supply of M&M's. The candy that melts in your mouth -- not in your hand. M&M's.
And speaking of audience game participant -- Michael Clifford, come on up! (audience cheers) It's your chance to be a winner on Net Definition.
Doug: Michael, congratulations for making it on-stage. You're already CY$200 to the good -- the value of the M&M's. But now, much more can be won in a game we call...
 
 
 
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Doug: ...Bonus or Bogus. There are two prizes at stake. And Scarlett has the info on the prizes.
Scarlett: Michael, Doug, here's a great Halloween treat. The bonus prize is a plastic jack o'lantern filled with CY$15,000!
Scarlett: However, for every great treat, there's a trick. The bogus prize is a plastic jack o'lantern filled with 15 rocks.
Doug: Thanks, Scarlett. Michael, it's obvious you'd rather have the 15-large instead of the 15 rocks. So here's how the game works.
On each row, we've randomly hidden two "bonus" cards and two "bogus" cards. You'll choose a number from each row. If a majority of your selections is "bonus", you'll win the CY$15,000. If, however, a majority of picks turn up "bogus", this game comes to a rocky end.
Michael: Even if I don't get the 15 grand, I'll be content with the rocks. I mean, I'll have something to throw at Dirty Harry from The Big Risk.
Doug: I normally don't advocate violence -- but will make that exception. Let's start at the top row. Pick a number.
Michael: I will start with the 2.
Doug: Number 2. Let's have a look and see what's at 2.
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Doug: Great start. If you can find another bonus card in the middle row, you win CY$15,000.
Michael: Let's go with the 5.
Doug: Number 5. Am I standing next to a CY$15,000 winner?
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Doug: Not yet. Michael, you've got one of each. Next pick on the bottom row determines where you take home the 15-grand or Harry gets pelted.
Before I let you pick -- (reaches into jacket pocket; pulls out some cyber-money) -- let me offer you a chance to bail out right now with CY$1000.
(audience shouts suggestions)
Michael: I will continue on and I will, of course, pick the 12.
Doug: Surprise, surprise. If a bonus is at 12, you win CY$15,000. If there's a bogus -- well -- we hope you had fun. Let's see 12.
Doug: Got the bonus. Congratulations! CY$15,000 for Michael.
(theme plays)
Doug: Next time we get together on Net Definition, the rematch of David and Robert. 'Til then, make it a great day, keep the faith and treasure your loved ones.
(audience applause) (various crowd shots)
