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(Lisa Ann: [*] to the ground. What is [*]?)
ear
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(Tim: What is Bohr's pore?) ... (Ken: Yeah, it's gotta rhyme, Tim. I'm sorry, we're strict about the rhymes.) ... (Ken: Tim staring down the judges.)
Bohr's pores
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(Lisa Ann: What is a alcapa?) (Ken: No, I'm sor--) (Lisa Ann: [*]?) (Ken: Oh, I think you corrected yourself in time.)
alpaca
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(Ken: Now the last one didn't go your way, but you can see you trailed Lisa Ann here.) (Tim: I'm going to do a True Daily Double.) (Ken: Wait, you're wagering everything?) (Tim: Well, wait, no. No, wait. What does that mean? I might have the wrong information.) (Ken: You're wagering all $7,100 on this one.) (Tim: Oh, God, no. No, absolutely not. I think I thought it meant $1,500.) (Ken: I see. You want the face value of the clue.) (Tim: Yes. I think that's what I'm asking for.) (Ken: Okay. Yes, we can do that. Don't worry. Any number you like. Okay.) (Tim: Which would be $1,200.) (Ken: I feel like the audience really helped you out here. They were--they were very concerned.) (Tim: I think I want to do the $1,200.) (Ken: $1,200 it is.) ... (Tim: What... what is a communicator?) (Ken: I'm afraid not. That is the key to a good relationship, but also [*]. It would be a [*] when you're administering a [*].) (Tim: I know my wife's going to like that answer.) (Lisa Ann: And that's what matters.) (Tim: I guess that's what matters, except for the $1,200 that I don't have.) (Ken: It's important to be competitive, but maybe it's more important for your wife to like your, uh, your take, right? I think that's true.) (Lisa Ann: Well said, Ken.) (Ken: And I'm glad you didn't--you didn't know what a True Daily Double is. I'm glad you learned in time.) (Tim: Yes, thank you very much.)
trust
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(Ken: Clap on, clap off, [*].)
the Clapper
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(Lisa Ann: Newton's croutons.) [Laughter] (Ken: Now, you would have to avoid croutons, but I think that the nicer rhyme would be what is [*]?) (Lisa Ann: Ahhh! That's so much better.)
Newton's glutens
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