BT: Megan (roller derby queen), Carey (cemetery worker) & Lee (SD paleontologist)
RT: Kaylee (metaphysical maniac from Three Rivers, MI), Mikey (bird's eye) & Donald (psych professor orig. from BUF)
They were locked in identical 19th-C. drawing rms.
1. They had to get all four balls out of a table maze & inside each ball was a letter w/ a series of dashes that would lead to unlocking a letter combination lock so that they could unlock themselves. They then had to enter the four-digit combination at the nearby keypad.
A: BYOX (4386)
2. Inside a Clue Drawer was a gold plate w/ letters & a scroll w/ six riddles on it. They had to place the correct objects on a scale. If they weighed each object correctly, the scale would point to some letters on their plate & they would eventually form their next clue (& would led to their 2nd code).
#1: Despite my stony exterior, my insides are brilliant. (GEODE)
#2: I give hunters shade in the African jungle. (HAT)
#3: Without me you won't know where you're going. (COMPASS)
#4: Ancient archers will leave me behind. (ARROWHEAD)
#5: I'm shiny & plated but afraid of mice. (ELEPHANT)
#6: If you take out my pin, I'll become two knives. (SCISSORS)
On the first four clues, they could use up to three Code Breakers to receive help on finding their next clue, but $5K will be deducted from their reward if they use one.
A:PU/LLO/UT/AN/TLE/RS (7812)
3. Inside the Clue Drawer was a painting print (which matched a larger version of the corresponding portrait) & a pocket knife they needed to figure out to use to cut through it to reveal XII. As soon as they realized they had to move the clock to XII, smoke would come out of part of the wall & they had to rip the corresponding piece of wallpaper to reveal their next combination (6667).
4. Using a key that had to be put in a fireplace, they moved the floor a little & they next had to pull out the rug to reveal a slider puzzle they had to solve by being able to move a gold piece to the top-right that would be pulled out. On that gold piece was a series of letters.
After the first 20 min. of the one-hr. time limit have passed, for every min. that ticks away, $500 will be deducted.
CB ($17.5K): Use the typewriter to figure out the rest (when they typed in the letters, they would form their next code in letter form- 2941)
CB ($16.5K)(ON CLUE #3)
FINAL CLUE: There was a newspaper article celebrating peace over France. They had to figure out that they had to spray the champagne at a map of France at the top of the wall to reveal their last code (5612).
For each clue, they can try up to three wrong codes, but every wrong code after that will lock up the keypad for two min.
W-RT ($10K)
RT: Kaylee (metaphysical maniac from Three Rivers, MI), Mikey (bird's eye) & Donald (psych professor orig. from BUF)
They were locked in identical 19th-C. drawing rms.
1. They had to get all four balls out of a table maze & inside each ball was a letter w/ a series of dashes that would lead to unlocking a letter combination lock so that they could unlock themselves. They then had to enter the four-digit combination at the nearby keypad.
A: BYOX (4386)
2. Inside a Clue Drawer was a gold plate w/ letters & a scroll w/ six riddles on it. They had to place the correct objects on a scale. If they weighed each object correctly, the scale would point to some letters on their plate & they would eventually form their next clue (& would led to their 2nd code).
#1: Despite my stony exterior, my insides are brilliant. (GEODE)
#2: I give hunters shade in the African jungle. (HAT)
#3: Without me you won't know where you're going. (COMPASS)
#4: Ancient archers will leave me behind. (ARROWHEAD)
#5: I'm shiny & plated but afraid of mice. (ELEPHANT)
#6: If you take out my pin, I'll become two knives. (SCISSORS)
On the first four clues, they could use up to three Code Breakers to receive help on finding their next clue, but $5K will be deducted from their reward if they use one.
A:PU/LLO/UT/AN/TLE/RS (7812)
3. Inside the Clue Drawer was a painting print (which matched a larger version of the corresponding portrait) & a pocket knife they needed to figure out to use to cut through it to reveal XII. As soon as they realized they had to move the clock to XII, smoke would come out of part of the wall & they had to rip the corresponding piece of wallpaper to reveal their next combination (6667).
4. Using a key that had to be put in a fireplace, they moved the floor a little & they next had to pull out the rug to reveal a slider puzzle they had to solve by being able to move a gold piece to the top-right that would be pulled out. On that gold piece was a series of letters.
After the first 20 min. of the one-hr. time limit have passed, for every min. that ticks away, $500 will be deducted.
CB ($17.5K): Use the typewriter to figure out the rest (when they typed in the letters, they would form their next code in letter form- 2941)
CB ($16.5K)(ON CLUE #3)
FINAL CLUE: There was a newspaper article celebrating peace over France. They had to figure out that they had to spray the champagne at a map of France at the top of the wall to reveal their last code (5612).
For each clue, they can try up to three wrong codes, but every wrong code after that will lock up the keypad for two min.
W-RT ($10K)