Pyramid Disqualification Compilation

Here's a Compilation of various disqualifications on any version of Pyramid.

[@richardhernandez4490]

7:56: The 80s version of Pyramid, they were REALLY strict on synonyms.

[@RobertWhite-xg6qq]

Things that are hard start, a broken tooth, a mistake on a page, it’s between NO!, all that was a thing of the past RIP Dick Clark! I liked those moments when I was home from school each summer.

[@torreyk0820]

Joanne saying WHAT is hilarious!!

[@jessyleppert2]

23:21 Nathan Cook too

[@ZeroToPatrick]

Now do a compilation of the judge getting over-ruled/changing his mind after coming back from a commercial break. Cheers!

[@sirharry13]

The most notable occurrence of this was with the category "Attractive Things" The clue giver said "magnets" and got buzzed because it wasn't following the same line as the other clues. Dick even said "Magnets attract, so that makes them attractive" After the commercial break, they reversed the ruling and gave the contestant the $25,000

[@UrsusTheodorusdoesGameShows]

​@@sirharry13That and "things that are mounted" with Royal Canadian Policemen. Same situation occurred with that clue.

[@witherblaze]

@@UrsusTheodorusdoesGameShows And the crosswords

[@nextbarker2702]

@@UrsusTheodorusdoesGameShows Or, do a compliation of when Dick gave the clues only to find out he goofed , the DISCOTHQUE one is an example

[@trevorpanno516]

Howard Morton gave “An Incoming Plane” for “Things That Arrive” but it wasn’t until after the break that they had to take the money back.

[@nextbarker2702]

I'm surprised they put DISCOTHEQUE under the $50 square

[@KentuckyKid84]

26:28 Somewhere, Vicki Lawrence was laughing hysterically.

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

3:45 -- I didn't know Bobby Knight was on Pyramid!!

[@psychopathyoutubeemployees280]

Shatner's meltdown might have been before Bobby Knight's first meltdown...I think.

[@gameshows5973]

yes shatner's came first by far. Bobby Knight's meltdown occured in 1985@@psychopathyoutubeemployees280

[@michiganspencer6920]

William Shatner's reaction was the BEST!!! Btw...Leonard Nimoy sitting in the background laughing was PRICELESS!!!

[@richardhernandez4490]

too bad that got him banned from Pyramid after that fiasco.

[@michiganspencer6920]

@@richardhernandez4490 Actually, Leonard Nimoy mentioned the incident in one of his books. He said they wanted Shatner back because of the high ratings generated...but William told Leonard he turned them down because he felt he was not a good player, and didn't want to deny people money due to his play. That loss really hit him hard! The contestant that lost told him something about what she was going to do with the money, but I can't remember (it shook him up).

[@toddlindsay8846]

That was illogical, Captain.

[@jamesanthonygreen8233]

That seemed to be my favorite What Not To Do portion of this video.

[@toddlindsay8846]

Or logical

[@rg8152]

27:35 Not queen Betty!!

[@richardhernandez4490]

The Pyramid research staff does a great job writing the no no synonym words AND definitions to keywords if the cluegivers say any of it.

[@stephensalloum7763]

Who is that Doing The Lake Superior

[@richardhernandez4490]

@@stephensalloum7763 Charlie Siebert

[@chuckers40]

Especially when it's the $100,000 tournament. When the judge zaps the clue giver quickly, they have done their research.

[@richardhernandez4490]

@@chuckers40 In one $100,000 tournament episode that used to be on here, it was in the Davidson version, Robin Riker on day 3 gave a clue for Things on an INDEX: Alphabetized Lists, and she got zapped. John explained in the end, Robin gave a synonym of INDEX (list)

[@richardhernandez4490]

11:59: That one was hard...even when he gave a definition of the word, which was disallowed in the Winner's Circle.

[@gameshows5973]

Joanne Woolery had the best reactions to illeaglity. Your big thing that you carry up the stairs was so illegal it should have gotten two buzzers

[@trevorpanno516]

JoAnne would get buzzed again @ 26:59 when she gave “Quick Jack” for “Things That Are Nimble.”

[@rg8152]

"WAT!!" 😂

[@trevorpanno516]

Judge, was the buzzer at the end the time had elapsed?

[@jcwla]

21:40-21:43 she gives the best comment: ”That’s why this is a good game, because it’s so HARD!”

[@higgy04]

There was one where it was 'Things you Record' and the clue was 'A Record?' Dick went 'AW NEXT NEXT!!' I always loved the cuckoo sound effect during regular game play too.

[@sirharry13]

31:23 "A Mahogany Desk" got buzzed because Mahogany is (a type of) wood.

[@richardhernandez4490]

That was more on the lines of definition, which was disallowed.

[@ryan8211982]

A tap on your shoulder is a prepositional phrase for Startling things.

[@brothergaryii]

Thank you, Jessy! I hope you have more, when you find the harder ones where celebrities/civilians do one of those "What Not To Do," things, in the bonus round. There's a lot, in the 15 years, esp. the Davidson version.

[@wns808]

For “Things That Are Started,” I would’ve said - A washing machine’s wash cycle - A car’s engine - A lawn mower’s engine - A teacher’s school day

[@ryan8211982]

That’s right. But you can’t give the subject a description.

[@sirharry13]

Poor Constance....She really had a hard time with the Newsstand category. I believe that "toolbox" probably would have been accepted for "Tools" on any other version than Donnymid...Arianna shouldn't have been buzzed there

Toolbox is not legal clue as tool in toolbox was part of the category

[@DBR00]

I do like like the Michael Strahan version. The judges are way too lenient. Many of the celebrities give clues that are way too descriptive now. The show is not the same.

[@GarryGriffy]

i feel like everytime shatner played pyramid there was always a classic moment

[@nextbarker2702]

What was the reason Shatner played the WC by himself?

[@samclark379]

3:42 Am I the only one who thinks this freak out by Bill would prepare him for his infamous "Khaaaaaaaan!" from Star Trek 2?

[@wns808]

35:12 Dick: “this is not name that tune here!” 🤣

[@stephensalloum7763]

I love that part

[@jamesanthonygreen8233]

I loved that part myself along with Jo Anne Worley's responses after getting buzzed by El Zappo.

[@rush5rider]

He tried to sing my favorite things by Julia Roberts​@@stephensalloum7763

[@richardhernandez4490]

21:48: This one had a hilarious end by the way.

[@rg8152]

The hosts are DEFINITELY not immune! 26:24 The rare time to see Dick get buzzed! 39:40 & 41:00 Uncle Bill's probably been away from the game too long by then 😭

[@jessyleppert2]

31:50 too

[@tyvulpintaur2732]

Love when Dick gets trolled, especially when Vicki was around.

[@jessyleppert2]

40:58

[@whammy3323]

I love Teresa Ganzel's definition of nasty -- see dirty as in judge -- hahahaha

[@gameshows5973]

and the judge gave her the bzzz too

[@jmiller297]

Teresa had a "Vicki moment!"

[@nintendonerdsvideos4727]

and the judge's reaction

[@UrsusTheodorusdoesGameShows]

Judge Gerald McBoing Boing was not impressed.

[@donwilcox728]

Used to be, game shows actually got known stars to appear. Nowadays not.

[@TeeVeeGames]

Why was Donnymid so insistent on having a weird, quiet buzzer? It's going out of its way to be polite and, as a consequence, is really easy to miss. Of course, that was maybe the least of that show's problems.

[@toddlindsay8846]

So It won’t rattle the player. Once rattled, they can hardly recover and keep flubbing or rage hard.

[@TeeVeeGames]

@@toddlindsay8846 The rattling is rhe best part. The show was great when Dick was offstage yelling at the contestants to hurry up during the Winner's Circle.

[@FomorViceroy]

“Sea-going vessels…” ***BUZZ*** “WHAAAAAAAAAAT!” 😂😂😂

[@rush5rider]

Ah next

[@sirharry13]

Thanks for the compilation! Is this WNTD 1-9 all rolled into one video?

[@jessyleppert2]

You're right

[@richardhernandez4490]

I remember one time it was a tournament episode and Dick once used a clue after the loss for $100,000: "A doctor's investigatory tool" for Things That PROBE, and the judge immediately zapped him. He questioned the judge saying Investigatory was a synonym for PROBE? Judge presses the bell indicating yes.

[@ryan8211982]

At 39:41, legendary game show host the late Bill Cullen gave the Subject “Things you return” a description.

[@jessyleppert2]

31:50 he said air

[@ryan8211982]

@@jessyleppert2that’s in “Things at the airport.”

[@ryan8211982]

At 38:17, hold the pickles/onions is a descriptive clue for Things you put on a Hamburger and Under your arm is a prepositional phrase for Hairy things.

[@jessyleppert2]

38:14

[@jessyleppert2]

He was singing the classic Burger King jingle

[@ryan8211982]

Is “I’m a nice cool drink of water” descriptive with Refreshing things?

[@bmasters1981]

It would be if the category called for listing just that kind of thing; however, if it were a "What X (a refreshing thing) would say" category, it would be fine.

[@richardhernandez4490]

14:31: Yikes...nailed on the definition. Ouch.

[@rg8152]

4:42 & 30:04 The only clips on here from Cullen's Nighttime show

[@rg8152]

30:07 Leave it to Joyce Bulifant to get a DOUBLE (When you genuflect?! 😂😂😂)

[@wns808]

27:50, 36:15 & 36:19 a bit of confusion with the clue-givers between “uses” & “says”

[@weatherdan882002]

People will use prepositional phrases and Dick describes it as "using too many words", when in reality there is no rule on the number of words that can be used. When Joanne says "The passengers on an incoming flight", Dick said "Too many words, my dear" and when she asks if "incoming flight" would have been alright, Dick confirms and says "Don't say anything more", however "an incoming flight's passengers" would have been acceptable.

[@mattcrowley8993]

22:43 For sure that was synonymous… Speeding = Fast

[@richardhernandez4490]

Actually a definition. Speedy is an adjective definition of fast and yeah they instantly zap definitions of keywords. The researchers look up definitions AND synonyms of keywords, and they give the judge the dreaded list before the Winner's Circle starts.

[@mattcrowley8993]

@@richardhernandez4490 Oh, okay.

[@DorvellTStewart]

The judges and the producers sure loved those “trap categories,“ didn’t they? Elastic, a synonym for “things that stretch“? Well, I suppose it depends on if you’re referring to elastic as an adjective, which means “(of an object or material) able to resume its normal shape spontaneously after contraction, dilatation, or distortion .” as a noun, it’s defined as “A material that stretches easily and can be returned to its original shape quickly.“

[@JohnSmith-zw8vp]

Don't forget that roller derby one! At least it's not really cruel like in TPIR's UNlucky Seven that has a 1 or 9 among the numbers!!

[@richardhernandez4490]

Elastic for FLEXIBLE Things. Poor Howard, he fell in the synonym trap.

[@AMDbAmber-Mad-Database]

No wonder these celebrities and commoners were making indirectly illegal clues.

[@nextbarker2702]

The guy from MWC played the game good, surprised he didn't do more weeks.

[@ryan8211982]

At 38:03, Jean Bruce Scott of Airwolf got descriptive with parts of a refrigerator.

[@TheKevTravel]

She also went off topic probably because she started panicking and then said “Where you put your milk”. The category is asking for “Parts of a Refrigerator” (door handle, light, glass shelves, temperature control), not what you put in a refrigerator

[@jmiller297]

26:31 Betcha Vicki Lawrence was at home laughin' her ass off... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ryan8211982]

The directions to a computer is a prepositional phrase for Things that are complicated.

[@BigG833]

Things that are complicated ----- Being poor, medical crises, unclear directions, angry people, the bar exam, power outages

[@TheRenard10]

Nothing on "Unguilty things" by Richard Dean Anderson?

[@TommygunNG]

I’d like to see a game show where if the celebrity screws up seriously, they have to pay the contestant the money out of their pocket. Dick Gautier once said on Super Password after messing up with a contestant, “I think I owe her some money.”

[@ryan8211982]

Mouse under your bed is a prepositional phrase for Things that are discovered.

[@TheKevTravel]

Also too descriptive as well

[@ryan8211982]

Throughout the Pyramid game shows, celebrity cluegivers made mistakes in the winner’s circle by using his or her hands, saying the answer to the subject, prepositional phrases, synonymous, giving the subject a description, repeated words in his or her description, made-up rhymes and clues that doesn’t fit the subject. They supposed to use only list of things that fit the subject.

[@richardhernandez4490]

Also definitions to keywords. They zap definitions as well

[@ryan8211982]

At 15:24, Bronson Pinchot of Perfect Strangers got descriptive with Bulky things.

[@DRIVEIN101]

Well, of course he did; don't be ridikalous! 😁

[@toddlindsay8846]

@@DRIVEIN101❤

[@toddlindsay8846]

Does he play Balki Bartokomos?

[@toddlindsay8846]

@@DRIVEIN101❤

[@ryan8211982]

@@toddlindsay8846 yes.

[@stephensalloum7763]

I think the Superior Clue There is an Know-it-all

[@richardhernandez4490]

He used a definition. The judge zapped Charlie on that one.

[@stephensalloum7763]

I think that Contestant is an Know-it-all

[@gameshows5973]

@@richardhernandez4490 Great and Superior are probably synonyms

[@richardhernandez4490]

36:26: ZAPPED on the synonym. It took me a while on why Martha got zapped but prescription and drug are synonymous.

[@bmasters1981]

How is that synonymous? The prescription is the doctor's order for a drug, usually written in the doctor's office, not the actual drug itself.

[@TripSoul10]

Wish someone upload more of episode on 8:20 the next round has an all time great moment.

[@richardhernandez4490]

8:09: Damn the audience wanted to mob the judge. BUT rules are rules at the Pyramid, direct synonyms are automatic zaps in the Winner's Circle.

[@DorvellTStewart]

Depends. Do they mean elastic as an adjective? Or elastic as a noun?

[@richardhernandez4490]

@@DorvellTStewart Subject was FLEXIBLE Things...they do check synonyms on BOTH nouns and adjectives believe it or not.

[@DorvellTStewart]

Oh; I thought the subject was “things that stretch“. The judges and producers sure loved those trap categories.

[@toddlindsay8846]

@@DorvellTStewartthey have a fetish for trap categories.

[@michaelhunt-kp6oi]

With SOUTHERN DISHES, Betty White wasn't the only one. A contestant giving the clues to Luis Avalos did the same thing.

[@richardhernandez4490]

That was a notorious trap category right there

[@richardhernandez4490]

41:06: This one had TWO violations believe it or not: 1) Description. 2) Solitary is a synonym of Isolated.

[@TheKevTravel]

I can add a third violation here - “Prisoner in Solitary”: prepositional phrase

[@ryan8211982]

Hot coffee at expensive prices is a descriptive clue for Things at Starbucks.

[@meyerj75]

When Jo Ann Worley makes mistake, boy does she get pissed! And that William Shatner incident never gets old at a time when Pyramid was one of the most poorly preserved game shows.

[@mattcrowley8993]

18:41 I don’t know if it’s acceptable for the show, but I can only think of “bad words” for that subject there.

[@thetechiesworld]

"Oh, oh, oh!!!! You said! You said Paula and it was famous Paulas!!!!" God, Donny Osmond was a horrible game show host

[@chapter7thomas]

You are so correct on that. Terrible game show host for the Pyramid.

[@rush5rider]

​@@chapter7thomaswhy he's a is a good host because it's to keep the the classic pyramid since the 90s alive

[@LoyalmoonieProductions]

There's nothing wrong with him or 2000s Pyramid.

[@richardhernandez4490]

23:45: Yikes. Apparently Teresa had some choice words for the judge after that fiasco. LOL

[@wns808]

I remember at the end of one Pyramid episode, Vicki Lawrence called the judge an asshole which was actually muted out, causing Dick Clark to erupt in laughter and told Vicki he’d send her love to the judge

[@richardhernandez4490]

@@wns808 The category was Things you GRAB and Vicki said A Kid's Toy Bag. The judges said that was a grab bag (definition)

[@jmiller297]

@@wns808 V-Law didn't *GAF!*

[@nextbarker2702]

Oh, I see, I guess if he had just said a LAKE, he would've got away with it.

[@ryan8211982]

Secrets on your neighbor is a prepositional phase for Things you tell.

[@richardhernandez4490]

39:15: Yikes...nailed on the definition

[@stixnatedogg]

Who is the celebrity at 3:18?

[@sirharry13]

Paula Dean (or Deen) not sure of spelling

[@stixnatedogg]

@@sirharry13oh wow!! She sounds British here

[@chris.twentyeightt]

2:38 He tried to rhyme 3:06 Looks like Dean Sheffron from The Chair. 4:52 8:22 He moved and he got zapped… 11:35 Desperate was the right word unfortunately… 16:31 She also fluttered her eyes on the $300 clue “Things that Flicker”, which would have DQ’d that too. 17:15 Your Morning Car 21:05 new ringtone 22:22 23:40 & 31:56 Poor Constance…😢 26:24 Even Dick got DQ’d for saying part of the answer. 27:18 & 27:25 Double ouch… 30:31 Hatchet is an Axe and is not chopped. 33:10 COD=Cash on Delivery 35:01 So close 36:14 Duplicate DQ’s 41:18 Simultaneous Buzzouts

[@jessyleppert2]

23:17 Nathan Cook knew he was gonna get zapped

[@toddlindsay8846]

Or COD- Call of Duty

[@chris.twentyeightt]

@@toddlindsay8846 HAAAAAAAA!😅

[@jessyleppert2]

38:06 tried to sing

[@AMDbAmber-Mad-Database]

Ed Begley, Jr. predicted Macaulay Culkin by wearing glasses. No shame!

[@firecriss1392]

Captain Kirk losing his #@#$ will always be the best.

[@ryan8211982]

At 15:05, getting descriptive with Things used for disguise.

[@nintendonerdsvideos4727]

13:49 they could have had 60 minutes and I don't think they could get that subject.

[@gregwhite4826]

from 28:51-29:43 who was the celebrity/clue giver why was his clue disqualified and is it either the $25,000 or $100,000 pyramid

[@TheKevTravel]

Not sure who the celebrity is, but his clue was disqualified because he went into description mode by saying “It’s between…” and Dick Clark clearly shouted “NO”. In the Winners Circle, only a list is to be given.

[@sirharry13]

That was David Graf from the Police Academy movie series. Sadly, he passed away in 2001 just a few days before his 51st birthday due to a heart attack

[@rg8152]

6:00 Poor Anita! She always had a fear of the buzzer (she used to dislike it when they played the buzzer before the WC began back in New York)

[@frankcook4959]

40:13 Where's the 'what??????' LOL!!

[@stephensalloum7763]

24:38 C Dirty As in Judge

[@richardhernandez4490]

(judge gives Teresa another buzzer)

[@nextbarker2702]

Why did he get buzzed on OBSOLETE?

[@richardhernandez4490]

OLD and OBSOLETE= synonymous. He got the fast buzzer, that means a synonym or a definition of a keyword was given

[@nextbarker2702]

@@richardhernandez4490 I thought he was buzzer for DODO BIRD, but didn't hear him say OLD

[@richardhernandez4490]

@@nextbarker2702 He said Old tube radios, and the instant he said OLD, he got zapped.

[@nextbarker2702]

@@richardhernandez4490 , heh, OLD and OBSOLETE are synonymous?

[@richardhernandez4490]

@@nextbarker2702 Yes. They are synonymous, thus the fast buzzer.

[@ericnelson9100]

4:31, how did Shatner's toupee not come off?

[@FUGP72]

Since when is "sliced turkey" or "poor persons" not allowed? Descriptive adjectives are used all the time.

[@jessyleppert2]

Slice means cut and person and people are synonymous

[@FUGP72]

I have never seen them go that far with that rule as to DQ slices and cut. @@jessyleppert2

[@nextbarker2702]

@26:35, yeah it's easier if you can say DISC JOCKEY

[@AMDbAmber-Mad-Database]

3:43 Watch him get mad! 😡

[@jmiller297]

20:24 The *shoulder pads!*

[@MrMatteNWk]

25:53 Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[@nextbarker2702]

I'm guessing SUPERIOR/GREAT are synonymous? I guarantee the judges went right to the dictionary on that

[@richardhernandez4490]

Superior has at least two definitions: one noun and one adjective. The adjective definition is greater in quantity of numbers. You can NOT use a definition of a keyword in the Winner's Circle, and Charlie got zapped on it. They check BOTH definitions and synonyms beforehand.

[@stephensalloum7763]

20:39 WHAT!?

[@richardhernandez4490]

22:16: Charlie's illegal clue IMO...there were several violations. 1: Off topic. 2: Definition. There's several definitions of superior, and the superior on the adjective says this: "greater in quantity of numbers" Yeah Charlie, you lost this battle cause superior means greater in the adjective sense and they are strict on definitions too.

[@trevorpanno516]

Charlie would have lost even if he were a lawyer who tried to fight that case in court.

[@stephensalloum7763]

I think Charlie Is A Know-it-all

[@ryan8211982]

At 0:03, prepositional phrase.

[@tnawcwvictoria]

Jamie Farr got WAY too descriptive on Things That Cling

[@AMDbAmber-Mad-Database]

Klinger was indirectly talking static.

[@chapter7thomas]

Who was that female celebrity who raised her arm for PARTS OF THE STATUE OF LIBERTY? What she did was most unfortunate.😢

[@richardhernandez4490]

Brianne Leary of CHIPS. She was pissed after that Winner's Circle.

[@PKMNwww411_MkII]

Don't say any of the words in the description. Don't use a form of any of the words in the description. Don't use synonyms. Don't be descriptive. Don't make any gestures. Don't use words that are not in the dictionary.

[@richardhernandez4490]

Also DON'T use definitions of key words. Few examples: Della Reese saying "no charge" for Things you get FREE, Jackee Harry for Things with a CREST "A Wave's Top", and in this clip, Vicki Lawrence got zapped on Things that have a SPIRIT...ghost is a definition of spirit.

[@jessyleppert2]

35:00 is something

[@jessyleppert2]

8:42 Nipsey Really messed up

[@BigG833]

@@richardhernandez4490 Things with a crest ------ A toothpaste brand

[@jamesanthonygreen8233]

That definitely sounds accurate as well as do not use prepositions except for noun forms, don't use synonyms, don't give descriptive clues, don't reiterate and duplicate ANY part of the subject, and do not give clues that don't pertain to the subject in ANY way. Following those parameters can be difficult sometimes.

[@fredmckinney8933]

One word: D'OH!

[@AMDbAmber-Mad-Database]

Who are you, Homer Simpson?

[@zacheryalderton6741]

How did they buzzed polish shoes

[@wns808]

Synonymous with shine

[@richardhernandez4490]

@@wns808 Yep. Quick zap in the Winner's Circle by the judge, either a definition or a synonym of a keyword was given. The 80s version were very strict.

[@rush5rider]

​@@wns808 meaning it's the same thing

[@rush5rider]

​​@@richardhernandez4490 unfortunate that rule the ABC revival of that show $100,000 pyramid

[@Zacheryalderton-ln8gs]

Got it

[@stephensalloum7763]

27:35 Betty White Screws up

[@itmejohnndy_futuremd]

40:48 I'm sorry, what's the fundamental difference between classes in school and school classes...buzzes like that make zero sense...

[@bmasters1981]

Because in the Winner's Circle, you cannot use prepositions (when you're playing the preliminary game, you can).

[@rush5rider]

Your classes in school is is a prepositional phrase

[@paulcarter1280]

Eggs would be a good clue for Things You Fry.

[@AMDbAmber-Mad-Database]

Chicken too.

[@paulcarter1280]

​@@AMDbAmber-Mad-Database I think Teresa said chicken if you listen carefully.

[@AMDbAmber-Mad-Database]

@@paulcarter1280 Like Teresa made people in general so hungry for chicken.

[@drewzuhosky6826]

2:38 Typical Dave being goofy just for the hell of it!

[@janetbelanger5757]

Saw this on 100,000. The category was things in a castle. The fist clue that was given was a moat. Should the contestant have been disqualified. The most is outside the castle not in the castle. On the show the clue was allowed and the contestant won 50,000

[@jmiller297]

I remember the chick with Florence Henderson... I rooted *against* her.

[@stephensalloum7763]

28:57 What was Wrong with that one It's Between, No

[@sirharry13]

Descriptive/Didn't fit the subject

[@rush5rider]

​@@sirharry13therefore illegal clue

[@sirharry13]

@@rush5rider "Between" is a preposition, another reason for the DQ

[@foxmccloud7055]

Bad pyramid playing at its finest.

[@richardhernandez4490]

There was one disqualification I remember a while back...Jamie Farr had PARTS OF A GUN and said "a revolver." The judge gave him the automatic zap. After the commercial was over, Dick was at his podium with the dictionary and said this: Revolver--a handgun. Not only off topic, but a definition unfortunately. The judge was right to zap Jamie.

[@bmasters1981]

Yes, because a revolver is a kind of gun, not part of a gun; because the category was "parts of a gun," he could have said "trigger," "barrel," or "grip" (those would have fit the subject).

[@AMDbAmber-Mad-Database]

Klinger!

[@bradfrancini573]

The Statue of Liberty torch getting buzzed a half second in lol

[@rg8152]

The contestant gave Brianne the only stare too!

[@richardhernandez4490]

@@rg8152 I remember Dick gave Brianne the stare as well when they went to commercial.

[@ryan8211982]

She used her hands. Tough break.

[@sirharry13]

Um, Teresa....you still would have been buzzed on "speh" because "speh" is not a country.

[@frankcook4959]

LOL 27:13 I love it when she gets buzzed.