Doug: Back on Net Definition -- where we're on the verge of a sweep or a tie.
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Doug: This third round is worth CY$750. Robert already has collected CY$750 for winning the first two rounds. If he wins this round, he wins the game in a sweep -- entitling him to a double-header of A to Z and a possible CY$100,000.
David, however, wants to win this round -- that way he can tie the score and make a big decision for Round 4. Right now, let's get to Round 3 and this important definition.
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Scarlett: The Ryan Morris diet.
Doug: The Ryan Morris diet. David, give away a letter you do not want.
David: Okay it's crunch time. Give Rob the X.
Doug: No X. You may take a letter.
David: I'll take the E.
Doug: How about four E's? Here's they come.
Doug: There they are. Chance to tie the game in one fell swoop is now, David. The Ryan Morris diet.
David: I hope this doesn't come back to bit me in the butt. Robert, you're it.
Doug: Very well. Robert, your go.
Robert: Give the Q.
Doug: Normally a good letter to give away. However...
Doug: ...there *is* a Q. Second letter, second word. David, since you were given the Q, this is a free guess. If you're right, you tie the game. If you're wrong, pass or take up too much time, you'll still have control and, at least, give away a letter to Robert.
For now, can you tie the game? The Ryan Morris diet.
(time passes) (buzz buzz)
Doug: OK, time's up, David. The good news, as promised earlier, it's still your turn since Robert gave you the Q.
David: First off, give Robert the Zed.
Doug: And the 26th letter in the alphabet's not in the solution. Take a letter.
David: I know of at least one, I'll take the S.
Doug: Have two while you're at it.
Doug: One S starts the second word, the other ends the third word. Third consecutive try for the tie. The Ryan Morris diet.
(time passes) (buzz buzz)
Doug: That's time. It's over to Robert.
Robert: Give the V.
Doug: There's no V. Take a letter.
Robert: Take the A's.
Doug: Perhaps he has a feeling about this. There is more than one A.
Doug: Four A's in fact. Chance to sweep the game right now. The Ryan Morris diet.
Robert: Ryan's been having THREE SQUARE MEALS A DAY!
(audience starts to cheer)
Doug: You've swept the game.
Doug: Ryan, of course, hosts the Hollywood Squares part of the Net Match Game - Hollywood Squares Hour -- so he'd recommend three square meals a day.
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Doug: Robert, congratulations. CY$1500 in a clean sweep. That means you'll play the A to Z doubleheader -- and a chance at a possible total of CY$100,000.
David, sorry we have to say goodbye so soon. Got a consolation prize of CY$50 in additional to all that loot you won on the last show. Grand total of CY$56,800.
Doug: Well played, well earned. We wish you and the loved ones you treasure a great holiday season. One more time, a nice hand for David Hammond.
 
 
 
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Doug: Robert, winner's board time. Behind seven of the numbers, instant payoffs of cyber-cash and prizes. The remaining five hide fractions of our major payoffs -- the car and CY$25,000.
If you find half of the CY$25,000 bill or a third of the word "CAR", you may pick again. Keep picking until you've won the 25-grand, the car or one of the other seven prizes.
Robert: #1.
Doug: Number 1. Has he found part of the car or the 25-grand?
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Doug: No -- but how does CY$7500 sound?
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Doug: Total of CY$9000. Robert, we're going to play an audience game -- and then we'll you'll play for CY$100,000 here on Net Definition.
("The Mad Dash" theme plays; audience applause)
ADVANCE TO AUDIENCE GAME
