Should be 'Garden Isle', a nickname for Kauai Was categorized as Song Title should be 'The Best' (the title of the Tina Turner song) or categorized as Song Lyrics, as no known notable songs exist with 'simply' in the title Was categorized as Title the magazine is called Smithsonian This phrase is a misquote and never appeared in Dragnet Was categorized as Title should be 'All That Jazz' or categorized as Song Lyrics, as no known notable works exist with 'and' in the title Should be 'The Miami Orange Bowl' given the category of Landmark however, this would not be erroneous had the category been Event Should be 'Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts' The title characters of Rugrats are not collectively called 'The Rugrats' Mel Gibson's character in The Patriot is named Benjamin Martin and is not referred to as 'the patriot' Should be 'Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial' Should be 'the neat round spaghetti.' however, this would not fit on the board THE NEAT NEW SPAGHETTI YOU CAN EAT WITH A SPOON The actual quotation is 'Okay, Houston, we've had a problem here' Should be 'Life was.' (or more accurately 'Mama always said life was.', although this would not fit on the board) The terms 'over' and 'out' are never used simultaneously in radio communication 'Play it again, Sam' is a misquote (the actual quote is 'Play it, Sam. It was known as 'The Caisson Song' and renamed 'The Army Goes Rolling Along' in 1952 Was categorized as Title the song was never titled in this fashion.

This phrase is a misquote and does not appear in any Sherlock Holmes works 4 Incorrect 'bonus' questions or Puzzlers.

Wheel of fortune february 14th 2002