Doug: We're back on The All-New Big Risk. Round 2 is about to commence as we give each of our players CY$100 more.

 

 

 

KOURTNEY CY$100	EDDIE CY$150	GUS CY$200

(ding)

Garth Brooks released a rock 'n' roll album under what stage name?

(Gus buzzes in)

Doug: Gus.

Gus: Chris Gaines.

Doug: That's right for 100.

 

 

 

KOURTNEY CY$100	EDDIE CY$150	GUS CY$300

(audience applause)

Doug: Second question on the way...

What Tennessee city played host to the 1982 World's Fair?

(Gus buzzes in)

Doug: Gus again.

Gus: Knoxville.

Doug: Correct again.

 

 

 

KOURTNEY CY$100	EDDIE CY$150	GUS CY$400

(audience applause)

Doug: Two in a row for Gus. Next question is about advertising.

Jodie Foster appeared in 40 TV commericials by the ripe age of eight. Her first commercial was for what product?

(Gus buzzes in)

Doug: And it's Gus.

Gus: Coppertone.

Doug: We'll take that. Coppertone suntan lotion.

 

 

 

KOURTNEY CY$100	EDDIE CY$150	GUS CY$500

(audience applause)

Doug: Plenty of time folks. Next question...

At 31 days, who had the shortest U.S. Presidency?

(Eddie buzzes in)

Doug: And it's Eddie.

Eddie: William Henry Harrison.

Doug: That's right for 100.

 

 

 

KOURTNEY CY$100	EDDIE CY$250	GUS CY$500

(audience applause)

Doug: And it's back to the tube for this question...

Michelle Pfeiffer made her acting debut on what Aaron Spelling-produced TV series?

(time passes)

Doug: No takers? (buzz) It all began with Fantasy Island. No harm, no foul. Next question...

According to a well-known phrase, a rolling stone gathers no what?

(Eddie buzzes in)

Doug: Eddie.

Eddie: Spice Girls. (audience laughs) No, seriously, moss.

Doug: (laughs) Oh, give it to him!

 

 

 

KOURTNEY CY$100	EDDIE CY$350	GUS CY$500

(audience applause) (bells ring)

Doug: And on that hilarious note, Gus has 500, Eddie with 350, Kourtney with 100. But you could turn those hundreds into thousands -- that is if Dirty Harry will cooperate. Deej?

D.J.: Yes, you'll have to hope he dealt a good hand for tonight's Five-Card Risk. The theme is Any Spade Loses.

 

D.J.: During the break, Harry shuffled a deck of 54 playing cards, including two Jokers. He then placed the top five cards of the deck behind the five numbered spaces accordingly. In a moment, you'll each place a bet on the first card.

So long as it's not a spade, the payoff is 1-to-1. You may then freeze and protect your net gains for the round -- or risk and try to double what you just doubled.

The moment a spade or Joker is turned face up, the round ends and you lose your net gains plus the original amount of your wager.

Doug: OK, thanks, Deej. Players, the minimum bet is CY$100. The max is all in and you still have to bet in increments of CY$50.

 

 

 

KOURTNEY CY$00	EDDIE CY$350	GUS CY$500
CY$100

Doug: Kourtney, since you only have 100 and the minimum bet is 100, we'll go ahead and put you all in. Again for the record, Gus has 500 and Eddie has 350. Good luck and place your bets.

(Eddie and Gus secretly lock in their bets)

 

 

 

KOURTNEY CY$00	EDDIE CY$200	GUS CY$300
CY$100	CY$150	CY$200

Doug: And everyone's locked in. Eddie's betting 150 and Gus is risking 200. Let's see that first card.

 

(BB87 Gold Run loss sfx; audience groans)

Doug: Two of Spades?!? Well, at least we got this over with quick.

(DH grins like a cat that swallowed the canary)

 

 

 

KOURTNEY CY$00	EDDIE CY$200	GUS CY$300

("A Little Less Conversation" plays)

Doug: Well, after that. Gus leads with 300, Eddie has 200 and Kourtney has nothing. But anything can happen in our third round with our Final Risk. Only two players will advance to the Lucky 7 Playoff. Find out who when The All-New Big Risk comes back.

ADVANCE TO ROUND 3