Name the capital city of China.

(Eddie buzzes in)

Doug: Eddie.

Eddie: Beijing.

Doug: That's right.

 

 

 

EDDIE
CY$100
MATT
CY$50
BRIAN
CY$50
 
 
 
 
 
 

(audience applause)

Doug: Champ strikes first. Next question for all.

Name two pop hits by The Temptations that reached #1.

(Brian buzzes in)

Doug: Brian.

Brian: "My Girl" and "I Can't Help Myself"

Doug: "My Girl" is right -- but "I Can't Help Myself" wasn't a chart-topper. So, Eddie and Matt each collect 50.

 

 

 

EDDIE
CY$150
MATT
CY$100
BRIAN
CY$50
 
 
 
 
 
 

Doug: "My Girl" topped the charts in 1965. The others: "I Can't Get Next To You" from '69, "Just My Imagination" from '71, "and "Papa Was A Rolling Stone" in '72. OK, we move on to another question.

Shirley MacLaine is the sister of what famous actor?

(Eddie buzzes in)

Doug: Eddie.

Eddie: Warren Beatty.

Doug: That's the guy.

 

 

 

EDDIE
CY$200
MATT
CY$100
BRIAN
CY$50
 
 
 
 
 
 

(audience applause)

Doug: Champ off to an early lead. The night, however, is young. We go on to a little broadcast history for the next question.

The ABC News broadcast Nightline was created as a result of what tragedy?

(Matt buzzes in)

Doug: Matt.

Matt: Munich Olympics?

Doug: Mmm... not a bad guess considering ABC had the rights to broadcast the Olympics back then. But ya had to fast forward about eight years to the Iran hostage crisis to find the start of Nightline. So, Eddie and Brian each score that time.

 

 

 

EDDIE
CY$250
MATT
CY$100
BRIAN
CY$100
 
 
 
 
 
 

Doug: And as a result, we're tied for second. Next question.

Before starring in Yes, Dear, Mike O'Malley was the host of a game show where kids had to connect dots to identify photographs of things and animals. Name this game show.

(Brian buzzes in)

Doug: Brian.

Brian: "Get the Picture"

Doug: That's the one.

 

 

 

EDDIE
CY$250
MATT
CY$100
BRIAN
CY$150
 
 
 
 
 
 

(audience applause) (lights briefly go out; then come back on)

Doug: Sheesh, what was that?

Rich: Doug, dare I say it. It was a -- POWER SURGE!!!!!

(audience laughs)

Doug: (shakes head) Oh, that Rich. Next question -- Matt you could tie for second here.

In the movies, when Hannibal Lector said, "I ate his liver, with some fava beans and a nice chianti," was he referring to his mailman, his lawyer or a census taker?

(Matt buzzes in)

Doug: Matt.

Matt: Mailman

Doug: No, it was a census taker. Eddie and Brian score that time.

 

 

 

EDDIE
CY$300
MATT
CY$100
BRIAN
CY$200
 
 
 
 
 
 

Doug: Yeah, whenever you eat those census takers, you've got to watch that calorie count. (audience groans) Oh, sure, you like Rich's jokes but not mine. (light laughter from the crowd) Next question...

Eliza Doolittle is a character in what play?

(Eddie buzzes in)

Doug: Eddie.

Eddie: "My Fair Lady."

Doug: That's right.

 

 

 

EDDIE
CY$350
MATT
CY$100
BRIAN
CY$200
 
 
 
 
 
 

(audience applause) (bells ring)

Doug: And that's the midway point in the round. Eddie with the lead and 350, Brian in second with 200 and Matt with 100. Let's visit D.J. with our Dice Risk.

 


D.J.: And thanks, Doug. Gentlemen, this is your first opportunity to wager some or all of score on a game of chance. As always, we start with Dice Risk. Behind the numbers 1 through 6, we have cards ranked between 4 and 10 inclusive with no duplicates *and* no 7. Eddie, since you're the champ, you get to pick a number and determine the dealer's point.

Eddie: Let's go with 4.

 


(ding)

D.J.: Behind 4 we find -- a 4. Now, please join me in welcome our dealer. He's back at the Bonus Island Resort and Casino as the pit boss. Here's Dirty Harry.

(DH walks out to his usual chorus of boos)

D.J.: OK, so the point's been determined as 4. Players, in a moment, you'll each place a bet as to whether or not you think he can roll a 4 in seven rolls of a standard pair of dice.

If you think he'll succeed, bet on "PASS". But, if you think he'll roll a 7 before succeeding in making his point, bet on "DON'T PASS".

All correct predictions pay off at 1-to-1, all wrong guesses deduct the amount of the original wager from your score and if Harry doesn't roll a 4 or 7 after seven rolls, all bets result in a push.

Doug: And remember, the minimum bet is CY$50, max is "all in" and you must bet in multiples of 50. To reiterate, Eddie has the lead with 350, Brian's in second with 200 and Matt has 100. Place your bets.

(players lock in bets)

 

 

 

EDDIE
CY$200
MATT
CY$00
BRIAN
CY$00
DON'T PASS
CY$150
DON'T PASS
CY$100
PASS
CY$200

Doug: And everyone's locked in. Champ's betting 150 on "DON'T PASS", Matt bets all in against Harry, Brian is going all in and favoring Harry. I dunno, Brian; 4's a tough number to roll -- but we'll see. Back to the dice table we go.

(DH rolls)

 

D.J.: And Harry starts with snake eyes; a 2.

 

D.J.: Four-six -- that's a 10.

 

D.J.: Six-two -- an 8. Four rolls to go.

 

(bells ring)

D.J.: One and six. That's a 7. We've got two winners -- and Brian's not one of them. Sorry, Brian.

 

 

 

EDDIE
CY$200
MATT
CY$00
BRIAN
CY$00
WIN!
CY$300
WIN!
CY$200
LOSE
CY$00

Doug: Yes, unfortunately Brian ends this round flat broke. We pay Matt another CY$100 and Eddie another 150.

 

 

 

EDDIE
CY$500
MATT
CY$200
BRIAN
CY$00
 
 
 
 
 
 

("A Little Less Conversation" plays)

Doug: After one round of play, Eddie leads with CY$500, Matt has CY$200. Brian's going to try and rebound in the next round. That features our Five-Card Risk where hundreds could become thousands. We're back with more of The Big Risk after this.

(audience applause)

ADVANCE TO ROUND 2