HIGH ROLLERS [SYN]: PILOT

[palmer7]

(buzzcode: 71)

*Bob buzzes in (55)*
Bob?
Bob: kiki dee

That's right, Kiki Dee. RuPaul's a man, and Miss Piggy's... a pig. A Muppet pig, if you want to be specific.

8 and 9 are the good rolls. Roll or pass?

[toetypergs]

passssssssssssss

[palmer7]

All right, Frank. You've got two chances to roll an 8 or a 9. One Insurance Marker, so make it count. Roll.


(Frank rolls the dice)

Five. Bad roll, I'll have to take that Insurance Marker.


[BOB]     [FRANK]

[GAME 1]     [GAME 1]
[      ]     [      ]

[COOKIE JAR]

[$25847]     [$   500]
[      ]     [       ]


(the dice come back) Looking for an 8, 9, or doubles for a temporary save. Roll double 4, you'll get the Insurance Marker back.


(Frank rolls the dice)

Benny Blue, you're through. Bad roll!

[BAD ROLL]

And Bob wins the match!


[MATCH WIN]
(canned audience cheers)


[BOB]     [FRANK]

[GAME 1]     [GAME 1]
[GAME 2]     [      ]

[COOKIE JAR]

[$25847]     [$   500]
[      ]     [       ]


Congratulations, Bob. You've won the right to play the Cookie Jar game for as much as $15,000 in cash. We'll get back to you in a moment.

Well, Frank, you didn't do too badly for 12 or so minutes of work. You made $500 in cash, and we have some parting gifts for you. Good luck to you. Any last words?

[Frank]

at least i don't have to pay taxes

[palmer7]

Well, we shall see. We shall see. Frank Jones, everyone! (canned cheers and applause as our models escort him off)

Now, Bob, before we get to those Big Numbers, we have some unfinished business to attend to. The Cookie Jar game. Take a look at the board.


[COOKIE JAR]
[1: $1,000]
[2: $2,000]
[3: $3,000]
[4: $4,000]
[5: $5,000]
[6: $15,000]


As you can see, each number on a standard die is connected to a dollar amount. $1,000 for 1, $2,000 for a 2, et cetera. But if you roll a six, my friend, we'll pay you $15,000 in cash! (canned audience cheers) You get one try with one die. Are you ready to make some money?

[toetypergs]

yes sir come on 6

[palmer7]

(Bob rolls the die)

And you get a 5! So, you win $5,000! (canned audience cheers)

So, Bob, that brings your total so far to $30,847. And after this break, you'll be playing the Big Numbers for $100,000! What do you think of that?

[toetypergs]

cant wait

[palmer7]

[COMMERCIAL CUE]

I can't wait either, but we have to wait because Mark Burnett is holding up a sign that reads "C-O-M-M-R-C-L". We'll be right back.

(canned cheers and applause, fade to commercial)

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[palmer7]

[BUMPER]

Dean: (VO) Now, back to High Rollers and Greg!

Greg: Thank you, Dean. I'm here with Bob Loblaw who so far has won $30,847 in cash and prizes.

And right now, he's at the Big Numbers. Now, do you know how this game is played?

[toetypergs]

yessir

[palmer7]

Well good. I'm glad you've been paying attention. Now, for the rest of you just tuning in, here's how it works. Bob, it'll be you against the Big Numbers. Each number you take out is worth $1,000. Knock out all nine numbers and we'll pay you $100,000! (canned audience cheers)

And as always, if you roll a double, this will get you out of trouble. (I hold up an Insurance Marker) It's an Insurance Marker for bad rolls. Anyway, good luck to you, roll those dice!

(Bob rolls the dice)

A five.

[toetypergs]

alrightt lets take the 5 off

[asja2002]

[palmer7]

(Big Numbers board is updated)


GOOD ROLLS: [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]


All rolls are still good, and you've got your first grand. Roll again!

(Bob rolls the dice)

Easy eighter from Decatur.