What a load of shit this tease was!! She won jack shit.
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I missed the first offer. What was it? Nothing about this episode seemed record breaking.
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The initial offer was 2 counters for $100,000. On the table simultaneously was an offer of 3 counters for $50,000 and eventually 4 counters for $20,000 plus a holiday to Airlie Beach.
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TUESDAY, JULY 2, AT 7.30PM
In this special episode of Tipping Point Australia , three of Australia’s swimming legends dive into the game to raise money for their chosen charities. Four-time Olympic gold medallist Libby Trickett, two-time Paralympic gold medallist Blake Cochrane, and three-time Olympic gold medallist and multiple world record holder Emily Seebohm bring their competitive spirit from the pool to the Tipping Point machine. With the Tipping Point counters, including the mystery counter, worth more than ever before, who will make the biggest splash in the Tipping Point machine and secure the most money for their charity?
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I’ve been watching TP the last few days with my elderly father. I can see how it appeals to some. Certainly not too taxing on the brain with the level of questions.
Probably easier for some to watch at the end of a long day compared to The Chase which is basically all questions and lots of quick fire.
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Do we know how many Olympic specials are planned? I reckon two by the looks of it.
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Well with 6 contestants that would make sense?
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SWIMMING STARS MAKE A SPLASH ON TIPPING POINT AUSTRALIA
TUESDAY, JULY 2, AT 7.30PM ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW
Tipping Point Australia presents a special prime-time episode next Tuesday, July 2, at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
The nation’s new favourite game show, hosted by tennis legend Todd Woodbridge, will see three of Australia’s greatest swimming legends all playing for charity in the lead-up to Channel 9’s Olympic and Paralympic coverage.
Bringing their competitive spirit from the pool to the Tipping Point machine are four-time gold medallist Libby Trickett, three-time gold medallist Emily Seebohm, and dual Paralympic gold medallist Blake Cochrane, who is also a Nine Paralympic co-host alongside James Bracey, Ellie Cole, Dylan Alcott, Sylvia Jeffreys and Kurt Fearnley.
Libby Trickett, known for her speed and tenacity in the pool, showcases her strategic prowess. Blake Cochrane, all determination and resilience, brings his analytical skills to the fore. And multiple world-record holder Emily Seebohm, celebrated for her backstroke and relay performances, uses her keen focus and precision.
With the Tipping Point counters, including the mystery counter, worth more than ever, who will make the biggest splash in the Tipping Point machine and secure the most money for their charity?
Tune in for an exhilarating episode of Tipping Point Australia filled with heartwarming moments, fierce competition and the spirit of giving, as these outstanding swimmers compete to make a difference beyond the pool.
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TIPPING POINT AUSTRALIA OLYMPIC SPECIAL 2
TUESDAY, JULY 9, AT 8.30PM AEST ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW.
In this special episode of Tipping Point Australia, three of the nation’s most celebrated Olympic legends step up to the machine to raise funds for their chosen charities. Cycling champion, four-time Olympian and two-time Olympic cycling gold medallist Anna Meares, three-time Olympian and Olympic pole vault gold medallist Steve Hooker and two-time beach volleyball Olympian, gold medallist and commentator Kerri Pottharst bring their competitive edge and Olympic spirit to the game. Who will outsmart the machine and secure the most funds for their charity?
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On tonight’s Olympic Games special, counters are worth $300 each, and there are also double counters as well (in the UK celebrity special, there are no double counters).
Wonder how Jackpot Temptation is going to play out!
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What an awesome ending. Great special.
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That was sensational!
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OLYMPIC LEGENDS COME OUT TO PLAY FOR CHARITY
TUESDAY, JULY 9, AT 7.30PM ON CHANNEL 9 AND 9NOW
Tipping Point Australia presents a second special prime-time episode next Tuesday, July 9, at 7.30pm on Channel 9 and 9Now.
The nation’s new favourite game show, hosted by Todd Woodbridge, will see three more Australian Olympic legends step up to the machine to raise funds for their chosen charities in the countdown to Channel 9’s Olympic and Paralympic coverage.
Cycling champion, four-time Olympian and dual Olympic gold medallist Anna Meares, three-time Olympian and pole vault gold medallist Steve Hooker, and two-time beach volleyball Olympian, gold medallist and commentator Kerri Pottharst, will bring their competitive edge and Olympic spirit to the Tipping Point game.
Anna Meares, renowned for winning eleven world championships and her speed and determination on the track, applies her sharp focus and tactical thinking, while Steve Hooker, whose resilience and strength earned him a gold and made him the first Australian man to hold both the Olympic and world title at the same time, brings his calculated approach to the game. And Kerri Pottharst, with a career spanning over an incredible 22 years, shows her competitive flair and precision.
With the Tipping Point counters, including the mystery counter worth more money than ever, who will outsmart the Tipping Point machine and secure the most money for their charity?
Join us for an unforgettable episode full of nail-biting moments, inspiring stories, and the joy of supporting great charities as these three Olympic legends compete for a wonderful cause.
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Tipping Point Australia recorded its its highest rated week ever this week including its highest rated episode ever on Tuesday.
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Fairly neck-to-neck up to week 20, then Tipping Point became the runaway winner. Shows that it does take some time for programs to make their groove and get some momentum.
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And I imagine that’s roughly the same time then that 9 news started having national wins. Tipping Point did the same thing last year for 9’s afternoon news, and continues to do so.
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Creates the illusion of the contestants looking directly at what is happening. It would look a lot weirder if they were facing off-screen.
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They are facing off screen in both images to me …good pickup by @akymbo82, I think purely for optics only,
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