Grand Opening (Day 3)

You guys are in for a wild ride, and it's not gonna be any good...

Contestants: Patrick, Katie, Greg

Toss-Up 1: Proper name
_ _ _ I _ _ _ _ A
A _ _ _ _ E R A

We all know her name - Patrick quickly IDs CHRISTINA AGUILERA.

Toss-Up 2: Thing
S T O _ W _ T C H

Our STOPWATCH stops taking time right here - Greg solves this puzzle for control.

Prize on the Wheel: Grand Canyon, Arizona, $6,000

Jackpot Round: (Yet another) Proper name

Greg picks up the Wild Card with an R, but Bankrupts between $900 and $600 to give it right back. Patrick gets the same Bankrupt as Greg, while Katie finds $1,400 from a pair of S's. Yet she buys a dud A, so we're coming to Greg...but he fails on $600 with a lackluster L. Patrick then finds a $500 T (although he nearly hit the Jackpot), a $600 N, an $800 B, but then he Bankrupts on the MDW's left side. Katie and Greg then BLOW THEIR TURNS with I (Katie) and $600 C (Greg) calls, respectively. So it's back to Patrick, who decides to just solve this puzzle right now...

B _ S T _ N
R _ _ / S _ _

...and he IDs the BOSTON RED SOX for the house minimum. VERY UGLY ROUND, PERIOD.

Wrong Letters: A (Katie), L (Greg), I (Katie), C (Greg)
Bankrupts: Greg, Patrick 2x
Unclaimed Jackpot: $8,800

Patrick and Greg: $2,000 each
Katie: $0

Mystery Round: Thing (hey, is there some sort of category pattern?)

Hoping to recover from a nasty round, Patrick doesn't do any good thanks to a Bankrupt near $3,500. Katie finds a $600 R, a $1,200 pair of S's, and an E, but can't capitalize on $500 with a T. Greg just doesn't make it to the MW and Loses a Turn instead. Patrick then finds a $300 L, a $300 M, and a pair of N's (what he wanted to say on $300 instead of L) while on the MW near LaT. He flips it...but he isn't the third Mystery Wedge winner. Dang it. Katie then asks for quadruple A's...

A N / A M E R _ _ A N
_ L A S S _ _

...and reads AN AMERICAN CLASSIC for her first $1,350. Could've gone on for those C's...

Wrong Letter: T (Katie)
Bankrupts: Patrick 2x
Lose a Turn: Greg

Patrick and Greg: $2,000 each
Katie: $1,350

Prize Puzzle: Things

Katie tries to end this low-scoring affair with a $550 R and a $300 S. But Lose a Turn doesn't help her. Greg then collects $2,700 from a few T's, but fails with L on $300. Patrick then Bankrupts near $600. It just isn't his night tonight. Katie then goes on a spending spree: an E, an A, and triplet I's. She then finds a $300 C, purchases a few O's...

O _ T _ O O R
A C T I _ I T I E S

...and solves this puzzle for only $150, but that's just enough to pay for OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES on her $5,500 trek to QUEBEC, CANADA. She's earned $5,650 that round.

Wrong Letter: L (Greg)
Bankrupt: Patrick
Lose a Turn: Katie

Patrick and Greg: $2,000 each
Katie: $6,950 cash and Canada

Toss-Up 3: People
_ O O S _ E _
C L U B

Katie guesses BOOSTER CLUB...correct, so she's moved up to $9,950.

Round 4: On the map

Katie starts out with an $1,800 trio of S's, but fails on $300 with an R. Greg can't find an L on $300, but it's Final Spin time anyway...

_ _ _ _ _ _ S
_ _ _ _ _ S S _ _

...and consonants are worth $1,450 each. Still anybody's game.

Patrick - 1 T.
Katie - 5 E's!
Greg - 1 I; the last of the vowels.

Does Greg solve this puzzle with this setup?

_ E _ _ _ I S
T E _ _ E S S E E

Nope, he blanks out. Let's see if Patrick can solve it after asking for double N's...

_ E _ _ _ I S
T E N N E S S E E

...not a word comes out of his mouth. Does Katie get it with a pair of M's?

M E M _ _ I S
T E N N E S S E E

Of course, with MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE! She's $4,700 richer.

Wrong Letters: R (Katie), L (Greg)

Patrick and Greg: $2,000 each
Katie: $14,650

Maingame Winnings: Not very good - just $18,650

Bonus Round: Thing

Looks like Katie's survived an ugly game. She lands on the C in AMERICA'S.

RSTLNE gives some decent help:

_ L _ S S _
_ _ _ T _

She knows it like I do! She's going with PHYO...

_ L O S S Y
P H O T O

I'll be absolutely willing to take a GLOSSY PHOTO of her winning $35,000, giving her $49,650, cash and Canada! Better job done by her!

Grand Opening (Day 2)

Contestants: Patrick, Katie, Greg

Toss-Up 1: Phrase
_ A I _ Y
G R I N _

Katie's on the DAILY GRIND, so she's earned one grand.

Toss-Up 2: Place
_ E _ _ _ _ E
V _ L L A G _

Patrick is WAY OFF with PEOPLE VILLAGE...

S E _ S _ D E
V _ L L A G _

...while Katie's "got both Toss-Ups" (that's what Pat said) with SEASIDE VILLAGE.

Featured Prize: Trip to Belize (a "seaside village", what a coincidence) worth $7,500

Jackpot Round: What are you doing?

Katie picks up the pink 1/2-Car with an R and finds a $900 S (could've gotten the Gift Tag, however). But after buying a pair of E's and a trio of E's, she calls a T for terrible on $800. Greg can't pick up the MDW with a D, so that begins Patrick's road to redemption. He locates an $1,800 pair of N's and nearly hits Bankrupt...but finds $5K worth of 2 L's instead! After getting another $1,800 from a pair of M's and $1,600 from two G's...

_ _ N S _ M _ N G / A

L A R G E / M E A L

...he's CONSUMING A LARGE MEAL for $10,200! Nice job, sir!

Wrong Letters: T (Katie), D (Greg)

Unclaimed Jackpot: $12,300

Patrick: $10,200

Katie: $3,000 Toss-Up money

Greg: $0

Mystery Round: Food & drink

Trying to catch up to Patrick, the other guy named Greg begins his turn with a $400 roadblock of T. Patrick picks up the Gift Tag with an S and picks up the pink 1/2-Car with an R (although he nearly repeated the T). But after purchasing two E's, he buys a baddie in A. Afterwards, Katie slips past $600 and into a Bankrupt, while Greg finally gets something going with $1,600 from two N's...yet he makes a lackluster call of L while on $300 (though he dodged a Bankrupt). Patrick then lands on the Mystery Wedge next to the MDW and finds a pair of D's. He turns down the $2K offer...for $8K more than that! He next finds a $300 C, purchases a trio of O's...

C _ O _ _ E D

R E D / O N _ O N S

...and eats up some CHOPPED RED ONIONS for $10,050 and the Gift Tag, a Horse Statue from Washington DC, totaling $11,050 that round!

Wrong Letters: T (Greg), A (Patrick), L (Greg)
Bankrupt: Katie

Patrick: $21,250 cash and horse statue

Katie: $3,000

Greg: $0

Prize Puzzle: Place

Patrick tries to add on to his lead, but Lose a Turn won't help him at all. Katie lands on $500 next to the MDW and finds a pair of R's, then gets a trio of S's from $600. But her next trio of T's is WAY BETTER...because they're worth a whopping $10,500! But then she buys a bad vowel of A. Greg then fails on $300 with a C, allowing Patrick to attempt a stab at this puzzle...

_ _ R _ _ ' S
_ _ _ _ _ S T

S T R _ _ T

...but WORLD'S BIGGEST STREET is surprisingly incorrect. Katie tries again with a trio of E's, but then another critical dud vowel (I think it's the I). Greg then collects a $600 pair of L's and a $600 N...

_ _ R L _ ' S

L _ N _ E S T

S T R E E T

...and will be traveling to the city with the WORLD'S LONGEST STREET - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS! With that trip valued at $5,000 and his cash at $1,200, he's earned his first $6,200! Sadly for Katie, she missed out on $17,550 cash and Chicago due to her bad purchases. Sorry, ma'am.

Wrong Letters: A (Katie), C (Greg), I (Katie)
Lose a Turn: Patrick
Disqualification: Patrick's missolve

Patrick: $21,250

Katie: $3,000

Greg: $6,200 cash and Chicago

Toss-Up 3: Person

O V E R _ I _ H T

S U _ C _ S S

Katie's NOT an OVERNIGHT SUCCESS, but she's swept the T.U.'s to double up.

Round 4: Phrase

Katie instantly Bankrupts next to $600. Greg then fins a $300 S and buys a trio of E's, but time's runnin' out...

_ / _ _ E _ _

S _ E E _

...and consonants are worth $1,600. He asks for free twin A's...

A / _ _ E A _

S _ E E _

...but doesn't have a clue, so a $950 bonus might go down the drain. Patrick then asks for a W...

A / _ _ E A _

S W E E _

...and solves A CLEAN SWEEP for the Final Spin amount and the win!

Bankrupt: Katie

Patrick: $22,850

Katie: $6,000 T.U. bucks

Greg: $6,200

Total Maingame Winnings: $35,050

Bonus Round: Proper name

Patrick lands on the E in AMERICA'S (could've hit the R).

RSTLNE is quite generous...

N _ _ _ L E _ N
_ _ N _ _ _ R T E

His BPDO combo leaves only the A's remaining...

N _ _ O L E O N
B O N _ P _ R T E

...and he nails NAPOLEON BONAPARTE for $30,000, giving him $52,850 on the night!

Grand Opening (Day 1)

All right, the show is open for business and entertainment! It's our "Grand Opening"! (Kinda redundant - definition: repeated meaning, huh?) Let's see if our season premiere week is awesome!

Contestants: Tony, Katie, Rachel

Jim Thornton, our announcer mentions that Pat and Vanna are "the stars of our show". And Pat tells Vanna that it's "time for [them] to travel in different directions. See you soon." Vanna chuckles.

And all this week, Pat, Vanna, and Jim will explain the basics.

Toss-Up 1: What are you doing?
_ _ A R I N _
_ _ / L U N _ _

Tony's not SHARING MY LUNCH, but he's earned his first grand!

Toss-Up 2: Thing
_ I R
_ _ N _ _ T _ _ _ _ R

Tony's "2 for 2", according to Pat, since he solves AIR CONDITIONER.

Premiere Prize on the Wheel: Trip to Florence, Italy, $8,500

Jackpot Round: Food & drink (1-liner)

Tony starts out by landing on the blue 1/2-Car, but there's no T for him; no surprise since it's a one-liner. Katie then finds a $600 R, then buys the only vowel of this puzzle, a pair of A's (I thought an E would be in there). She then picks up an N thanks to the $400 wedge near the Gift Tag. But thanks to a soft spin, she just doesn't make it to $550 and Bankrupts to give up $750. Rachel's first spin nabs her the Wild Card (although she could've gotten the pink 1/2-Car plate) with a P, but can't pick up the blue 1/2-Car plate that Tony just landed on with an S. Neither can our lone man with a C. Katie then picks up the Florence trip with a Y...

_ A N / _ R A _ Y

...and I don't know if there's any PAN GRAVY in Italy, but I do know that Katie's earned that trip with that solve!

Wrong Letters: T (Tony), S (Rachel), C (Tony)
Bankrupt: Katie
First Unclaimed Jackpot: $7,500

Tony: $3,000 Toss-Up money
Katie: $8,500 trip to Florence
Rachel: $0 + Wild Card

Mystery Round: Thing (yet ANOTHER 1-liner)

Our big leader can't capitalize on $900 with an R. Rachel then lands on the Mystery Wedge next to the Million Dollar Wedge and finds an S. She's going for it since she's way behind...there's the $10,000! She also Free Plays a wrong letter of T...but slips past the Gift Tag, right into $400, and into a dud of C. Uh-oh. Tony lands on $3,500...but doesn't uncover a Y. Katie finds a $300 L and an E to subtract $250, but Bankrupts between $900 and $600 to give back the $50 difference. Rachel gets a second chance, finding a $300 (near $900) N and buying a pair of O's to clear the vowels...

_ O O _ / L E N S

...and we have our $10K Mystery win of the season already! Rachel uses a ZOOM LENS to look at the $10,050 she just earned!

Wrong Letters: R (Katie), T (Rachel on Free Play), C (Rachel), Y (Tony)
Bankrupt: Katie

Tony: $3,000
Katie: $8,500
Rachel: $10,050 + WC

Prize Puzzle: What are you doing? (A bigger puzzle)

Rachel finds a $1,500 quintet of S's and a $300 T, but near $3,500, she Bankrupts away $1,800 and her Wild Card. Tony finds a $300 H, a $400 K (near the Gift Tag) , and $2,100 worth of three N's. After buying a pair of A's, he goes on...FINALLY picking up the blue 1/2-Car with a G, earning a $300 payoff from a P, and just missing the other 1/2-Car (he didn't want the plates anyway) but finding $350 from the last consonant of L. Now for the solve...

T A K I N G
S P A N I S H
L _ S S _ N S

...and with $3,700, he'll be TAKING SPANISH LESSONS on his $7,000 trip to BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA! He's earned $10,700 that round and is the new leader!

Bankrupt: Rachel

Tony: $13,700 cash and Buenos Aires
Katie: $8,500
Rachel: $10,050

Toss-Up 3: Thing
Y O _ _ _ E _
L O O K

Tony might not have a YOUNGER LOOK for now, but he's completed the first Toss-Up sweep of the season! He wasn't sure with his answer; in any case, he's $300 shy of the $17K mark.

Round 4: Proper name

Tony begins this round with a $1,200 pair of N's, purchases a trio of A's, and finds $1,800 worth of two R's before we head into Final Spin mode...

_ A R _ _ _ N A
_ A N _ _ _ R _

...and consonants are worth $1,900 apiece.

Tony - 1 L
Katie - 1 S
Rachel - 1 T
Tony - 1 H

_ A R _ L _ N A
_ A N T H _ R S

Tony IDs the famed NFL team, the CAROLINA PANTHERS for $6,550 and the win!

Tony: $23,250 (green indicating the winner)
Katie: $8,500 trip to Florence
Rachel: $10,050

Maingame Winnings: A respectable $41,800

Bonus Round: People

Tony's strong spin lands him on the E in AMERICA'S (nearly hit the M).

You see these people often, and RSTLNE fill in more than half the puzzle...

_ _ R
_ _ N E R S

BDWI only adds the obvious W...

_ _ R
_ W N E R S

...but he still solves this puzzle! And Tony may not be one of those CAR OWNERS, but he's earned another 40 large! He leaves us with $63,250, cash and Buenos Aires! You did great tonight, sir!

Recap Example Alert!

I'm gonna post some of my recaps that I already played as examples. No video included, however. That'll come later.

Awesome Contestants!

Well, with all that's said and done, let's FINALLY meet our contestants. They also have real names. Male contestants are indicated in blue, and females in red.

Contestant 1 - Patrick

• Light brown skin
• Bald
• Dark mustache
• White T-shirt
• Light blue jeans
• Black Converse shoes

Contestant 2 - Rachel

• Peach skin
• Long brown hair
• Red short-sleeved top
• Blue flooding pants
• Black Converse shoes

Contestant 3 - Greg

• Peach skin
• Straight black hair
• White short-sleeved polo shirt
• Khaki pocket jeans
• Black Converse shoes

Contestant 4 - Jo Ann

• Peach skin
• Short blond hair
• Big yellow glasses
• Pink long-sleeved button-up shirt
• Black flooding pants
• Black dress shoes

Contestant 5 - Mark

• Peach skin
• Short red hair
• Small black glasses
• Red long-sleeved shirt with a white polo shirt
• Black jeans
• Red Converse shoes

Contestant 6 - Charise

• Light brown skin
• Long, wavy black hair
• Gray dress
• Brown belt
• Black dress shoes

Contestant 7 - Tony

• Peach skin
• Short black hair
• Black mustache and goatee
• Black T-shirt
• White pocket pants
• Black Converse shoes

Contestant 8 - Katie

• Peach skin
• Short, curly brown hair
• Pink short-sleeved top
• White short skirt
• Black dress shoes

Contestant 9 - Daniel

• Peach skin
• Long, wavy blond hair
• Blue T-shirt
• Gray pants rolled up at the bottom
• Black Converse shoes

Contestant 10 - Jennifer

• Peach skin
• Long blond hair
• Red short-sleeved top
• Black skirt
• Red dress shoes

And then there's customization...but then there's my XBOX 360 avatar! I'll use him later!

A Note On "Our Favorite Game!" + The First Themes!

To start off the series, I have many themes. They're grouped into segments which are divided by "Our Favorite Game" weeks.

What is "Our Favorite Game", you may ask? Well, "Our Favorite Game" is what's known as an extra-episodes week. Every theme week has six taped episodes. I'll pick an episode that I personally decide to pick to be used in the "Our Favorite Game" weeks. Got that?

Here's the themes and the stages they will take place on for Part 1.

• Grand Opening (America's Game)
• American History (Washington, DC)
• Spa Experience (Cruise Week)
• My Kind of Autumn (Halloween)
• Cruising On the Wheel (Cruise Week)
• Head of the Class (America's Game)
• Halloween Holiday (Halloween)
• Our Favorite Game! 1 (America's Game, Washington DC, Cruise Week, Halloween; should give you a clue!)

We'll just use the real themes, but the weeks will have names.

Cool Prizes!

It's great that you win on Wheel of Fortune, but the prizes make it even better! Here's a list of all the prizes you could win.

Stages/Locations

• America's Game (Classic Game) - $0!
• Hawaii - $35,000
• Las Vegas - $40,000
• Hollywood - $45,000
• Washington, DC - $35,000
• New York (or New York City) - $30,000
• Cruise Week - $30,000
• Great Outdoors - $30,000
• Halloween - $30,000
• Happy Holidays - $30,000
• Celebrating New Orleans (or just New Orleans) - $30,000
• 80's Retro - $0, but downloadable!

This is the Hollywood stage.

Props/Gift Tags

All gift tags are worth $1,000. None go with the America's Game or 80's Retro stages.

• Hawaii - Feather Stand, Tiki, Surfboard
• Las Vegas - Playing Cards, Craps Table, Roulette Table
• Hollywood - Film Camera, Hand and Foot Prints, Director's Chair
• Washington, DC - Horse Statue, Fountain, Large Flagpole
• New York - News Stand, Hot Dog Cart, Taxi
• Cruise Week - Hot Tub, Life Preserver, Nautical Map
• Great Outdoors - Hunting Bow, Water Ski, Skis (The ones for the snow!)
• Halloween - Skeleton, Gargoyle, Statue
• Happy Holidays - Swing, Gazebo, Wreath
• New Orleans - Jazz Sign, Street Sign, Banner

Notice the Featured Prize wedge, the 1/2-Car plates, and the Gift Tag?

Featured Prizes/Trips on the Wheel

• Seattle, Washington - $5,000
• Lake Tahoe, California - $5,500
• Grand Canyon, Arizona - $6,000
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - $5,000
• Vancouver Island, Canada - $5,500
• Canadian Rockies - $6,000
• Prince Edward Island, Canada - $5,000
• Mexican Riviera - $6,500
• Cancun, Mexico - $7,500
• Belize - $7,500
• Bermuda - $7,000
• Jamaica - $8,000
• St. Lucia - $6,500
• Brazil - $7,000
• Scotland - $9,500
• Dublin, Ireland - $9,000
• Barcelona, Spain - $8,500
• Florence, Italy - $8,500
• Venice, Italy - $8,000

Trips from the Prize Puzzle

• San Francisco, California - $5,500
• Boston, Massachusetts - $5,500
• Miami, Florida - $5,000
• Alaska Cruise - $6,000
• Quebec, Canada - $5,500
• Montreal, Canada - $6,000
• Mexico City - $6,500
• Costa Rica - $8,000
• Barbados - $7,000
• Aruba - $6,500
• Buenos Aires, Argentina - $7,000
• London, England - $9,500
• Paris, France - $9,000
• Berlin, Germany - $8,000
• Prague, Czech Republic - $8,500
• Rome, Italy - $8,500
• Athens, Greece - $8,000

Vehicles

The 1/2-Car vehicles are worth $10,000, while the Bonus Round vehicles are more expensive.

• Sedan - $10,000
• Sports Utility Vehicle - $10,000
• Motorcycle - $55,000
• Sports Car - $65,000
• Pickup Truck - $60,000
• Hybrid Sedan - $70,000

This is the Las Vegas stage's backdrop.

Concept Art
These are the ideas for the video game. Instead of their individual themes, the sets have the Wheel of Fortune logo against a purple/red backdrop.

• Halloween
• Hawaii
• Hollywood
• Las Vegas
• Washington, DC
• New York City
• Pat Sajak
• Vanna White
• Happy Holidays
• Cruise Week
• Great Outdoors
• New Orleans

Videos

These animated videos are season 28 intros.

• Video Pack 1
• America's Game #1 - Pat and Vanna walk into the stage with the board reading, "AMERICA'S GAME".
• America's Game #2 - Pat just can't get a letter to show up on the board, so Vanna lights it up. It's the ending letter of "WHEEL OF FORTUNE", E, and the entire puzzle is shown.
• Cruise Week - Pat and Vanna throw confetti from a cruise ship.
• Desert Oasis - In the desert, Vanna looks for Pat and finds him relaxing in a pool.
• Wendy's Family Week - Vanna pushes Pat on a playground swing.
• Video Pack 2
• Get Out of Town/Road Trip - Pat hops in a car Vanna is driving on the road, with the license plate saying "WHEEL OF FORTUNE".
• Gone Fishin'! - While fishing with Vanna in the forest, Pat's hook plunges him into the water! He gets himself back up.
• Give Me a Break! - This is similar to America's Game #1, but Vanna is wearing an orange dress instead of a blue one, and the board reads "GIVE ME A BREAK!"
• Great American Cities - Pat and Vanna are on the road! Pat's reading a road map containing cities such as San Francisco, New York, Miami, Las Vegas, and Seattle, but it goes away in the wind.
• Halloween - Pat and Vanna are zombies, floating in the air.
• Video Pack 3
• Happy Holidays - Pat and Vanna are ice skating in the snow together, with the ice reading the Wheel of Fortune logo.
• Leave Winter Behind - Pat and Vanna, wearing winter clothes on a cold winter day, open a door...and transform into summer-like clothers on a summer-like day, only it's not summer...it's spring.
• National Parks - Pat and Vanna are located near Old Faithful, and it shoots out water! Pat and Vanna end up covering up with an umbrella.
• Outdoor Adventures - Pat and Vanna kayak through the forest.
• Pet Lovers - Pat and Vanna are at a park. Pat plays fetch with his dog, while Vanna holds her cat.
• Video Pack 4
• Picture Perfect - Pat successfully tries to take a picture of Vanna near Mt. Rushmore.
• Sand & Sea - Pat and Vanna kayak in the ocean, off the beach coast.
• Teachers' Week - Pat and Vanna successfully try to present the Wheel of Fortune logo to the class, but some rowdy kids throw school supplies at Pat!
• The Good Life - In a high-rise, Pat and Vanna give each other a toast. They also point to another high-rise building that says "The Good Life!" and later reads the Wheel logo.
• Vacation of a Lifetime - Pat and Vanna walk through many different countries around the world, such as Italy, Greece, Japan, and China, where Vanna bangs a gong.
• Video Pack 5
• Wheel Around the World - In the Egyptian desert near Cairo, Pat and Vanna walk through London, Paris, Tokyo, and - where else? - Cairo, where Pat's suitcase drops.
• Wheel Loves L.A. - On the Hollywood Hills, Vanna lights up the last two letters of HOLLYWOOD on the Hollywood sign, while Pat stands near a limo.
• Wheel Was Here - Pat and Vanna take photos of each other in different U.S. cities. Vanna's riding a cable car in San Francisco, Pat's playing a trumpet in New Orleans, and Vanna's playing bongos in Hawaii. At the end, we go to New York, where Pat and Vanna are pointing to a high-rise with the Wheel logo showing.
• World Class Spas - Pat and Vanna go to different saunas; Pat draws a smiley face on his door window, while Vanna draws the Wheel logo on her door window.
• World's Best Beaches - Pat builds a sand castle on the beach, while Vanna builds a Wheel castle. And the waves wash away Pat's castle.

Body Features
Of course, all of them are free. Blue indicates male faces; red, female. Black for both genders!

• Skin colors
• Light peach
• Dark peach
• Light brown
• Dark brown
• Hair colors
• Yellow
• Brown
• Black
• Red
• Heads
• Brown mustache, small beard
• Puffy cheeks
• Glasses, triangular chin
• Black mustache, goatee
• Square chin
• Beautiful
• Big yellow glasses
• Triangular chin, warm
• Shy
• Triangular chin, serious
• Hair (including similarly-colored eyebrows)
• Bald
• Wavy hair
• Curly hair
• Straight hair
• Surfer hair
• Long hair
• Short curly hair
• Long wavy hair
• Medium-sized hair
• Short wavy hair

Clothes

Boring, but creative. Blue clothing is for men, red clothing is for women, and black clothing is for everything else, basically.

• Unlocked Clothes
• Tops
• Suits with colored ties and long sleeved white shirts - blue, red, green, purple ties
• T-shirts - white, black, blue, red
• Short-sleeved polo shirts - white, silver, blue, gray
• Short-sleeved polo shirts with white stripes - olive green, blue, red, brown shirts
• Long-sleeved V-neck sweaters with white shirts - white, blue, red black sweaters
• Gray/black striped long-sleeved V-necks with colored stripes - green, blue, red, yellow stripes
• Diamond-shaped black sweaters - gray, blue, red, green diamonds
• Tops with very short sleeves - red, blue, pink, purple
• Jackets with black bottoms - pink, purple, white, black
• V-neck sweaters - white, black, light pink, purple, yellow, green, dark pink, orange
• Bottoms
• Gym pants with white/red stripes on the sides - blue, red, green, brown
• Gym pants with white/red stripes on the bottom - gray, blue, red, green
• Jeans with a belt - light blue, dark blue, red, black
• Jeans rolled up at the bottom - black, blue, red, gray
• Pants with side pockets - silver, green, black, white
• Jeans rolled up at the bottom - blue, red, purple, dark green
• Skirts - black, white, red, purple
• Long jeans - dark blue, black, light blue, indigo
• Dresses (female only)
• Black belt, shorter - purple, red, pink, yellow
• Brown belt, longer - white, pink, purple, sky blue
• Shoes
• Dress shoes - black, brown, gray, white
• Converse shoes with white fronts - black, blue, red, green
• Dress shoes - black, blue, red, pink
• Converse shoes with white fronts - gray, blue, red, black
• Locked
• Light purple long-sleeved button-up shirt
• Black jacket/white long-sleeved button-up shirt
• Black stuffed coat
• Black coat with a zipper/white long-sleeved shirt
• Gray/blue-striped sweater with a zipper
• Purple long-sleeved jacket
• Gray long-sleeved button-up cardigan/white shirt
• Pink button-up jacket/white shirt
• Gray button-up jacket/white shirt
• Light blue short-sleeved button-up shirt
• Dark brown jacket
• Tank top with white and black stripes
• Red sweater
• Beige button-up sweater
• Beige short-sleeved shirt
• Gray pants with a black belt
• Khaki shorts with a brown belt
• Black basketball shorts
• Beige flooding pants
• Green short shorts
• White pants
• Purple plaid shirt
• Green sandals
• Black/red/white heels
• Black sandals
• Black boots
• Orange boots with beige tops
• Gray dress shoes
• Orange/black-spotted dress with a black short-sleeved shirt
• White-and-black plaid dress with no sleeves
• Short-sleeved dress with black and white checkers
• Long blue dress with no sleeves
• Long black dress with no sleeves

Are these contestants well-dressed or what?

Labels

These labels lie on T-shirts and polo shirts.

• Unlocked
• Black/white headphones
• Red fiery guitar
• Light blue wave with a white gradient on top
• Brown paw print
• Gray cat with its back turned on us
• Light yellow bolt of lightning
• Pink flower with a yellow center and a green stem
• Irish shamrock
• Light blue whale with a white gradient on the bottom
• Purple/blue butterfly with a red head
• White eagle's head with a yellow beak
• Red dragon
• Black vampire bat
• Yellow sun
• Blue teardrop stencil
• Pair of clones
• Red lucky number 7
• Pair of white dice (one red-dotted, one black-dotted)
• Red heart
• Soccer ball
• Baseball
• Golf player's silhouette
• Purple horseshoe with holes on it.
• Yellow humpty
• Cheeseburger
• White open book
• Laptop computer
• Red sports car
• Blue helicopter
• Locked
• Red question mark
• White mug of coffee with a shadow and air floating out
• Yellow glasses and a black mustache
• Chocolate cupcake with a light blue cover and a cherry on top
• Football
• Shooting star with a pink/blue/light blue/bright green/yellow comet
• Rain cloud with a gray gradient
• Strawberry
• Yellow frog
• Unicorn with a yellow horn