Having a show allows me to meet a lot of celebrities.
But it also allows me to meet a lot of wonderful contestants.
Here are a few that made me very happy.
Complete the lyric, "If you want to be my lover."
If you want to be my lover, I'll be your friend.
If you want to be my lo-- you want to what,
you want to what, you want to what, you want to what.
That hairdo's not going to last long after you're on this ride.
Oh, you'd be surprised.
Here you go.
[SQUEALS]
All right, I brought them back to play
one of my new favorite games.
It's called don't leave me hanging.
Candy, I haven't seen you in so long.
How are you?
I'm fantastic.
Oh that's wonderful.
After all these years, you look the same.
It's wonderful.
All right, Karla, how are you?
I'm doing great, thank you.
All right, are you still afraid of heights?
Yeah.
All right, so far, so good.
You're down here.
Yeah, good.
All right, and Kathy, you're doing good?
I'm doing well, thank you, Ellen.
All right, it's a game that's very simple, OK?
I am going to say a category like types of cars,
and you'll take turns naming cars until one of you
can't think of a car or repeats what's already been said.
So pay attention to what's been said.
And if you lose you get a strike.
And three strikes and I'll ask you to leave.
And the last one here wins, OK?
OK.
Let's play.
Candy, we'll start with you.
Cleaning products.
Windex.
Clorox.
409.
Scrubbing Bubbles
Oh.
Gah-- [? Lavioso. ?]
All right.
Ajax.
OK.
Tilex.
Tilex, Yes.
Ajax.
Oh, it's been said.
It's been said.
All right
Oh gosh.
All right.
Yeah, you gotta pay attention to what's been said.
All right, things you find in a junk drawer.
We'll start with you, Kathy.
Oh, a junk drawer, a key.
Sure.
OK.
Buttons.
Yes.
Cotton balls.
Yeah, of course people put cotton balls in junk drawers.
I'll use that later, they would say.
Mints.
Sure, mints.
Paper clips.
Paper clips are in a junk drawer.
Thumb tacks.
Thumb tacks, that's yes.
OK.
No.
It's a junk drawer, there's no--
[BUZZ]
No.
That scared me.
That was a bit of an overreaction.
Candy, words that rhyme with luck.
Buck.
What?
Buck.
Buck is right.
Duck.
Truck.
Huck?
OK.
Struck.
Oh, I don't know, buck buck.
Buck, buck.
[BUZZ]
What's wrong with that, she said buck.
Someone had already said it.
Someone said buck already?
Oh, Cathy, I didn't even hear buck.
OK, ready?
OK, here you go.
All right, here we go.
Start with you again, Candy.
Things that you can microwave.
Oh my God.
Oh, microwave pizza.
Sure.
You've seen a microwave.
It's like a device that--
[BUZZ]
Oh, no.
All righty.
OK, Kathy--
OK.
Names that start with the sound 'K'.
K-- K--
K-- Cassandra.
Yeah, sure, Cassandra.
Kathy.
Kadle.
[BUZZ]
Is that strike three?
That's strike three.
Oh, man.
That's--
Kathy, ways to say hi in languages other than English.
Ciao.
Hola.
Shalom.
[BUZZ]
Oh, OK, so that's strike one for you, actually.
So that's not that bad.
[INAUDIBLE]
All right, Kathy.
OK, I'm ready.
Countries in Europe.
Italy.
Yes.
Oh, this is bad for me.
Uh, Germany?
Yes.
Is it in Europe?
I know.
Come on, come on, come one, buzz.
Oh, I know.
Wait, wait wait.
Ellen, don't, wait, hold on.
Oh, no.
Spain?
Yes!
Yes?
Yes.
OK, Spain.
Sweden?
Yes.
Germany?
You already said Germany.
[BUZZ]
Congratulations, you won a 55 inch [INAUDIBLE] Roku TV.
When I find the others, they'll get some, too.
OK.
Put it down.
You have to go see--
put it down.
You have to see your friends.
No.
Yes.
No.
Yes.
No.
Yes.