#51
Posted: 4/14/05 at 8:05pm
can i give more then one answer?if it wasnt corect the firs time?
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#52
Posted: 4/14/05 at 8:07pm
So far all players have responded incorrectly. The question will remain open until I get an answer from everyone.
Hamlet's father.
#53
Posted: 4/14/05 at 8:11pm
Apparently this is a tough one.
However there are players logged on who haven't attempted an answer yet. This is curious.
However there are players logged on who haven't attempted an answer yet. This is curious.
Hamlet's father.
#54
Posted: 4/14/05 at 8:17pm
10 guesses so far and none have been correct. Some people are very close.
Hamlet's father.
#55
Posted: 4/14/05 at 8:22pm
#1Elphie wins the challenge for The Ovations.
Her correct answer came at 08:16:52 PM:
1. D
2. B
3. C
1. D. (Commedia all'improviso - totally improvised. Commedia asoggetto - developed onstage from precoveived plots or themes. Commedia erudite - amature theatre. Sabbattini was a lighting designer of the period.)
2. B. (Montigny was the first to position actors using furniture and set pieces, and to have actors speak to each other. In the past, actors would stand near the edge of the stage and direct their lines at the audience. Much like the musical staging of 'Wicked'.)
3. C. (Russian traditions were showcased by primarily Russian playwrights. When rarely performed, foreign works were strictly edited and censored to uphold Communist views.)
Only one member of The Divas attempted a guess. 1 out of 12 attempts.
Her correct answer came at 08:16:52 PM:
1. D
2. B
3. C
1. D. (Commedia all'improviso - totally improvised. Commedia asoggetto - developed onstage from precoveived plots or themes. Commedia erudite - amature theatre. Sabbattini was a lighting designer of the period.)
2. B. (Montigny was the first to position actors using furniture and set pieces, and to have actors speak to each other. In the past, actors would stand near the edge of the stage and direct their lines at the audience. Much like the musical staging of 'Wicked'.)
3. C. (Russian traditions were showcased by primarily Russian playwrights. When rarely performed, foreign works were strictly edited and censored to uphold Communist views.)
Only one member of The Divas attempted a guess. 1 out of 12 attempts.
Hamlet's father.
#56
Posted: 4/15/05 at 10:40am
Today's 1 pm EST round 4 will probably be delayed until 1:30 or so. Due to a secret reality TV host lunch meeting to be held at Mark Burnett's lair.
Hamlet's father.
#57
Posted: 4/15/05 at 10:44am
I hope you're getting appropriate press coverage of this event!
"Two drifters off to see the world. There's such a lot of world to see. . ."
#58
Posted: 4/15/05 at 1:14pm
OK. Round 4 will begin in approximately 16 minutes.
If you are a member of The Divas and I don't have your vote yet, please get it to me in the next few minutes or your vote is cast for yourself.
See you in 16.
If you are a member of The Divas and I don't have your vote yet, please get it to me in the next few minutes or your vote is cast for yourself.
See you in 16.
Hamlet's father.
#59
Posted: 4/15/05 at 1:30pm
Voted off in round 3, EverythingIsRENT from The Diva's. This was a result of the tie breaking rule. EIR had 3 votes from previous rounds and TxTwoStep had 2.
The vote tally was:
EverythingIsRENT - 2 votes
TxTwoStep - 2 votes
apdarcey - 1 vote
jjude2000
melissa errico fan
Now on to round 4!
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This actress caused a sensation playing Fanny Brice in this musical in 1964.
Name the musical, the actress, and the Broadway theatre where it played.
The first person with the correct answer wins immunity for their tribe.
The vote tally was:
EverythingIsRENT - 2 votes
TxTwoStep - 2 votes
apdarcey - 1 vote
jjude2000
melissa errico fan
Now on to round 4!
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This actress caused a sensation playing Fanny Brice in this musical in 1964.
Name the musical, the actress, and the Broadway theatre where it played.
The first person with the correct answer wins immunity for their tribe.
Hamlet's father.
#60
Posted: 4/15/05 at 1:35pm
In a PM recieved at 01:32:02 PM jjdude2000 wins this one for The Divas
Funny Girl
Barbra Streisand
Winter Garden
The Ovations it's off to tribal council. Please PM your votes to me by 1:00 pm EST on Monday 4/18.
Round 5 is at 1:00pm EST on Monday!!! See you there!
Funny Girl
Barbra Streisand
Winter Garden
The Ovations it's off to tribal council. Please PM your votes to me by 1:00 pm EST on Monday 4/18.
Round 5 is at 1:00pm EST on Monday!!! See you there!
Hamlet's father.
#61
Posted: 4/15/05 at 3:46pm
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#63
Posted: 4/15/05 at 4:00pm
3 Questions
1-who is our "tribe leader"
2how did the leader get picked?
3-what powers dose the leader have?
1-who is our "tribe leader"
2how did the leader get picked?
3-what powers dose the leader have?
#64
Posted: 4/15/05 at 4:06pm
I don't think either team has a leader now.
They're not really needed (a new strategy is used to deal with ties).
They're not really needed (a new strategy is used to deal with ties).
#66
Posted: 4/15/05 at 4:09pm
The person with the largest number of votes against them in previous rounds is voted off if there's a tie.
Although we haven't voted at all yet, so I don't know what would happen then...
Although we haven't voted at all yet, so I don't know what would happen then...
#67
Posted: 4/15/05 at 4:10pm
is it me or is that unfair to munk?
#68
Posted: 4/15/05 at 4:12pm
What do you mean? I don't understand the question.
#69
Posted: 4/15/05 at 4:14pm
munck was voted off becouse of the tye rule befor...
#70
Posted: 4/15/05 at 4:17pm
Right, that's why the rule was changed.
ETA: oh, I get it now. Yeah, but there's nothing that can be done about Munk getting voted off because that's how the rule was at that time. I guess the best thing was just to make sure it won't happen to anyone else.
ETA: oh, I get it now. Yeah, but there's nothing that can be done about Munk getting voted off because that's how the rule was at that time. I guess the best thing was just to make sure it won't happen to anyone else.
Updated On: 4/15/05 at 04:17 PM
#71
Posted: 4/15/05 at 4:21pm
maybe they can ask him a question(with a time limit) and if he gets it he can be back in....
#72
Posted: 4/15/05 at 5:15pm
congrats Elphie on your second (that i know of) answer. You are a formidable foe. But you best stop snakin' me *read like Lily Tomlin playing country Rose in BIG BUSINESS*
Will: They don't give out awards for helping people be gay... unless you count the Tonys.
"I guarantee that we'll have tough
times. I guarantee that at some point
one or both of us will want to get out.
But I also guarantee that if I don't
ask you to be mine, I'll regret it for
the rest of my life..."
#73
Posted: 4/18/05 at 9:12am
Here's the deal with the "munk" situation.
He had the highest number of votes (tied) that week. He was aware of the rules. I sent him 3 PMs asking for his vote within an hour of when they were due. He was also online at the time.
If anything it was unfair to the person he was tied with, because he as the team leader would have voted for himself to stay in. A person should never be able to vote for themselves to stay.
The rule was changed after he was voted out. Not before.
In the event of a tie (isn't going to happen) without previous votes, the top two vote getters would be put up for a "re-vote" by the remaining tribe members.
He had the highest number of votes (tied) that week. He was aware of the rules. I sent him 3 PMs asking for his vote within an hour of when they were due. He was also online at the time.
If anything it was unfair to the person he was tied with, because he as the team leader would have voted for himself to stay in. A person should never be able to vote for themselves to stay.
The rule was changed after he was voted out. Not before.
In the event of a tie (isn't going to happen) without previous votes, the top two vote getters would be put up for a "re-vote" by the remaining tribe members.
Hamlet's father.
#74
Posted: 4/18/05 at 10:53am
Round 5 of Survivor begins here at 1:00 pm Eastern Time.
Stay tuned here for the announcement of The Ovations first tribal council results and another question!
Just over 2 hours from now!
Stay tuned here for the announcement of The Ovations first tribal council results and another question!
Just over 2 hours from now!
Hamlet's father.
#75
Posted: 4/18/05 at 1:00pm
In their first round of voting, StickToPriest was voted off of The Ovations tribe. *Probst looks depressed, but pushes on to try to appear unbiased*
The voting was as follows:
StickToPriest - 4 votes
Liam - 2 votes
musicallover2008 - 1 vote
#1Elphie
Justice
wickedrentq
Carl Magnum
Well, on to round 5...
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The Stephen Sondheim song "Can that Boy Foxtrot", used in this 1996 film, was a song cut from the original stage production of one of Sondheim's great musicals.
Name the film and the musical that it was originally cut from.
The first correct answer to my PM inbox wins immunity for their tribe. Survivors ready? Go!
The voting was as follows:
StickToPriest - 4 votes
Liam - 2 votes
musicallover2008 - 1 vote
#1Elphie
Justice
wickedrentq
Carl Magnum
Well, on to round 5...
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The Stephen Sondheim song "Can that Boy Foxtrot", used in this 1996 film, was a song cut from the original stage production of one of Sondheim's great musicals.
Name the film and the musical that it was originally cut from.
The first correct answer to my PM inbox wins immunity for their tribe. Survivors ready? Go!
Hamlet's father.
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