Episode Guide/1990-02-15

## Contestants

**Richard & Paula** (Duraflame log) - Married for nearly seven years. Richard is a bus driver.

**Marcia & Debbie** (Minute Maid orange juice) - Met teaching about nine years ago. Debbie taught third grade but now stays home with her two children. Marcia is currently teaching and a mother of two boys.

**Cal & Helen** (Quaker Oats squares) - Met on jury service more than 20 years ago. Helen is a retired personnel manager. Cal is a retired from the sheriff's department.

### Higher or Lower? - $2.79

**ANSWER:** Higher ($2.99)

**WINNER:** Helen

### Slogans

**CLUE #1:** No matter how you wrap it, they say their product is made from five ounces of real milk per slice.

**ANSWER:** Kraft American cheese

**ANSWERED BY:** Paula

**CLUE #2:** Famous for their gorgeous, gurgling baby, they claim babies are our business, our only business.

**ANSWER:** Gerber

**ANSWERED BY:** Debbie

**CLUE #3:** This product asks you, "Aren't you glad you use...?"

**ANSWER:** Dial

**ANSWERED BY:** Paula

### Above or Below - Over $2.00

**ANSWER:** #2 ($2.09)

**WINNERS:** Debbie, Helen

### Item on Sale

**ANSWER:** #3 ($2.09)

**WINNER:** Marcia, Cal

### Multiple Choice

**ITEMS:**

 Glamour
 Elle

**QUESTION #1:** First published in 1883, this magazine featured articles on needlepoint patterns and gardening as well as personal advice columns entitled "Side Talk with Girls" and "Side Talk with Boys" and "Heart to Heart Talks."

**ANSWER:** Ladies Home Journal

**ANSWERED BY:** Marcia

**QUESTION #2:** This trendy ladies magazine was first published in New York in 1886, but a few years ago it was the first ladies magazine to feature a nude male centerfold.

**ANSWER:** Cosmopolitan

**ANSWERED BY:** Richard

**INCORRECT ANSWER:** Vogue (Cal)

**QUESTION #3:** First published in 1892 as a society weekly for women in New York, this magazine boasted that it was a dignified authentic journal of society, fashion and the ceremonial side of life uncluttered by fiction and unsullied by news.

**ANSWER:** Vogue

**ANSWERED BY:** Cal

**INCORRECT ANSWER:** Bazaar (Richard)

## Round Robin

**CLUE #1:** Dogs

**CLUE #2:** Bag

**CLUE #3:** Sauce

**CLUE #4:** Choo choo

**CLUE #5:** Pet food

**ANSWER:** Gravy Train

**ANSWERED BY:** Marcia

**CLUE #1:** Stack

**CLUE #2:** Crisp

**CLUE #3:** Can

**CLUE #4:** Chips

**CLUE #5:**

**ANSWER:** Pringles

**ANSWERED BY:** Debbie

**CLUE #1:** Dissolve

**CLUE #2:** Boxes

**CLUE #3:** Medicated

**CLUE #4:** Bearded men

**CLUE #5:** Wild cherry

**ANSWER:** Smith Brothers cough drops

**ANSWERED BY:** Cal

**CLUE #1:** Baked

**CLUE #2:** Round

**CLUE #3:** Red box

**CLUE #4:** Bits

**CLUE #5:** Puttin' on the...

**ANSWER:** Ritz

**ANSWERED BY:** Debbie

**INCORRECT ANSWER:** Chocolate chip cookies (Paula)

## Big Sweep

**TIME TO RUN:**

**BONUS ITEMS**

* $50 - ?
* $100 - Knight in Shining Armor
* $200 - ?

**TOTALS:**

## Bonus Sweep

**WINNERS:** Marcia & Debbie

**BONUS GAME CHOSEN:** #2

**CLUE #1:** If ring around the collar is a problem on your laundry list, don't despair. Zap the grime with liquid \_\_\_.

**ANSWER:** WISK

**FOUND?:** Yes

**CLUE #2:** As kids, we had our kicks, munching on this fruit flavored cereal called \_\_\_\_.

**ANSWER:** TRIX

**FOUND?:** Yes

**CLUE #3:** When it comes to opposites, you'd never find a drink called 6-down, but you better start looking for one called \_\_\_\_.

**ANSWER:** 7-UP

**FOUND?:** Yes

**$5,000 WON?:** Yes

**GRAND TOTAL:** $5,657