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["What is [*]?" is the entirety of Markee's response. Alex fills in the rest of the quote.]
"give" (rather than receive.)
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(Steve: What is tannic acid?)
the hair
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Markee: What is "My mother, take her please"?) --- (Alex: It's definitely not the mother, Markee. It was the wife.)
"My wife, take her please." ("Take my wife, please.")
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[Ouida, struggling to ring in, begins to respond.] (Alex: You've got to ring in Ouida.) (Ouida: I am.) [Rings in.] (Ouida: What is [*]?) (Alex: No...yes, we'll accept that. Parchment, [*].) [Ouida's score drops to 500, then goes back up to 800, then finally to 1100.]
sheepskin (parchment)
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Take Me Out to the Ballgame
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(Ouida: Who are the Huns?) -- (Markee: [attempting to ring in] Who are...)(Alex: Markee, you seem to be having some trouble ringing in. Do it now.)
Magyars
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(Steve: Who is Tammy Bakker?) -- (Alex: Who is[*]? She was married to heavyweight champion Mike Tyson?)
Robin Givens
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(Steve: What is Prussia?)
Bavaria
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[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
a tannery
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(Ouida: [No answer].) --- (Alex: From Emma Lazarus's poem, [*], from the Statue of Liberty.)
"Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses..."
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