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'Wheeee'kest link

 Formerly "Extreme Weakest Link"
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When a contestant correctly answers a question, Anne Robinson's little swively quiz-mistress podium begins to gently rotate, making it a little harder for her to ask the next question.

Rather than correct answers adding to the cashpot, they increase the speed of Anne's spin through 'merry-go-round' and 'washing machine' right upto 'James Bond in Moonraker' levels, Anne herself clinging on by her fingernails desparately screeching the next question as best she can. Of course, rather disappointingly, a wrong answer applies the brakes.

Banking is not an option.

—Fishrat, Aug 23 2007

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       Love it. Can the brakes be applied hard, so that when you answer a wrong question after a series of correct ones, she nearly flies off of the podium?
—reap, Aug 23 2007
   

       always good for a laugh, that anne robinson, i tell you! (hiya, [FishFace], good to see ya!) +
—k_sra, Aug 23 2007
   

       Hi K_sra! Anathema, I love that title, so I've changed it, thank you very much for the suggestion.
—Fishrat, Aug 24 2007
   

       This would be even more amusing during one of her "off the wagon" phases.
—wagster, Aug 24 2007
   

       I'd definitely rig it for spin cycle 12000 [+]
—skinflaps, Aug 24 2007
   

       Certainly brings up the question as to what kind of engine should be used to spin our sweet Anne Robinson? Maybe the inclusion of of a roll cage being introduced at a certain juncture of the show may "turn that frown upside down"
—skinflaps, Aug 24 2007
   

       Can't we just shoot her in the face?
—theleopard, Aug 24 2007
   

       //Can't we just shoot her in the face?//   

       That'll be on next weeks show Robinson's Roulette.
—skinflaps, Aug 24 2007
   

       Hooray!
—theleopard, Aug 24 2007
   


 

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