ANNOUNCER: Tonight on "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"...
ROY MOYE III: Let's go!
ANNOUNCER: Aerospace engineer Roy Moye III
is flying high...
NIECY NASH: Smart and handsome.
ANNOUNCER: With a voice that is out of this world.
♪ It's your thing, yeah
♪ Do what you want to do, yeah
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
ANNOUNCER: Will his game blast off...
ROY MOYE III: I'm feeling really good about these lyrics.
ANNOUNCER: Or come crashing down?
ROY MOYE III: I am not confident in those lyrics.
That's what this show is all about.
NIECY NASH: You better tell somebody about it.
ANNOUNCER: Find out right now.
(UPBEAT MUSIC) (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Please welcome the woman who put the funk in Funkadelic,
Niecy Nash!
(UPBEAT MUSIC CONTINUES)
NIECY NASH: Welcome to "Don't Forget the Lyrics!".
It's time for everyone's three favorite things,
money, music, and me.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS AND APPLAUDS)
My favorite thing, it's Ricci and the band!
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) (DRAMATIC BAND MUSIC)
Does our million dollar prize
have our first rock star's name on it?
Let's meet him and find out.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Actually, he's not just a rockstar.
He's a rocket star.
From Wichita, Kansas, it's aerospace engineer Roy Moye III.
(UPBEAT MUSIC) (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Hey!
Welcome!
ROY MOYE III: Thank you!
NIECY NASH: Roy, tell me exactly
what does an aerospace engineer do.
ROY MOYE III: Aerospace engineers
design airplanes, rockets, missiles.
Anything that's flying in the sky, they are designing them.
(AUDIENCE APPLAUDS) NIECY NASH: Wow!
Smart and handsome, we like it.
ROY MOYE III: Thank you, thank you.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: All right.
What is your favorite part of the job?
ROY MOYE III: Well, Niecy, being Black and Latino,
being in a room of engineers
and being the only one who looked like me in that room
was something that was kind of wild to me.
And I said, you know, I don't want it to stay like this.
And now, I pivoted over to talent acquisition,
and I get to help recruit the next generation of engineers
(AUDIENCE APPLAUDS) to, hopefully, in the future,
I can change what that looks like.
NIECY NASH: I love that.
Let's get you some money, Roy.
ROY MOYE III: Yes!
NIECY NASH: If you give me
the correct missing lyrics to 10 songs,
I am going to give you $1 million.
ROY MOYE III: Let's go!
That's what we want,
that's what we want, that's what we want!
NIECY NASH: Let's take a look at your categories tonight.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: Rock, one hit wonders.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: 2000s, pop, Latin hit makers,
cover songs, Fleetwood Mac,
breakup songs, and funk.
The first song is worth $2,500,
and the money keeps growing right up to the $1 million song.
And if you make it to $25,000, that money is guaranteed.
ROY MOYE III: I love that, I love that.
NIECY NASH: So which category
do you want to play for first?
ROY MOYE III: So I'm looking up at this board
and I'm seeing a lot of genres and categories
that I think I resonate with, pop being one of 'em,
2000s being one of 'em.
I think I want to start with something
that's going to get me going, help boost the confidence.
NIECY NASH: Sure.
ROY MOYE III: So let's start with pop.
(AUDIENCE APPLAUDS) NIECY NASH: All right.
I am going to show you two songs to choose from.
"Roar" by Katy Perry,
or "You Can't Hurry Love" by The Supremes.
ROY MOYE III: "Roar" is a song that I've heard often,
but I'm wondering if I really know the lyrics,
and that's what this show is all about.
NIECY NASH: You better tell somebody about it.
That's a fact.
ROY MOYE III: So I want to go
with "You Can't Hurry Love" by The Supremes.
NIECY NASH: OK.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
So for this song, I am going to need five missing words.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: And we'll start the song from the top.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: Are you ready?
ROY MOYE III: Let's do this, let's do this!
NIECY NASH: Let's do it, Ricci.
RICCI: Sure thing, Niecy.
(UPBEAT POP MUSIC)
♪ I need love, love
♪ To ease my mind
♪ I need to find, find
♪ Someone to call mine
♪ But mama said
♪ You can't hurry love
♪ No, you just have to wait
♪ She said love don't come easy ♪
♪ It's a game of give and take
♪ You can't hurry love
♪ No, you just have to wait
♪ You just trust and give it time ♪
♪ No matter how long it takes
♪ You better wait
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
ROY MOYE III: It feels good coming out.
NIECY NASH: Yeah, buddy.
ROY MOYE III: Ah.
NIECY NASH: All right.
The Supremes said, "You got to trust, give it time, no".
You said, "Matter how long it takes".
Are you confident with this answer?
ROY MOYE III: Those words came out very naturally,
but I can't say that I'm fully confident in those lyrics.
I think I want to use a backup if that's possible.
NIECY NASH: Do you?
ROY MOYE III: Yes.
NIECY NASH: All right.
Let's talk about what your backups are, OK?
You have two backup options.
One is your backup singer.
Who did you bring with you today?
ROY MOYE III: I brought with me my friend Justin.
JUSTIN: Hey.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: Hey, Justin!
Well, Justin can help you out, but only on one song.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: Or you have five words.
If at any time, you're unsure about a word,
just tell us which one it is
and we will reveal the correct answer.
You can use all five words at once,
or you can spread them out across the game.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
I think I would like to use one of the backup words.
NIECY NASH: What are you unsure about?
ROY MOYE III: Let's see number five.
Mm, OK.
OK.
NIECY NASH: How are you feeling now?
ROY MOYE III: I'm feeling good, I'm feeling good.
I think these are
the lyrics.
NIECY NASH: Do you want to lock 'em in?
ROY MOYE III: Niecy, let's lock in those lyrics!
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: All right.
You locked in those lyrics.
If they are correct, the entire line will turn green.
If any word is wrong, it will turn red and the game is over.
So for $2,500,
is it "No matter how long it takes"?
(DRUM BEAT ROLLS)
Oh! ROY MOYE III: Yeah!
NIECY NASH: There you go. ROY MOYE III: Let's go!
Let's go, OK!
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: You just made
$2,500. ROY MOYE III: Good.
Good.
NIECY NASH: Now, let's double it.
This next song is worth $5,000.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
All right, Roy, which category do you want to play for next?
ROY MOYE III: One hit wonders looks enticing right now.
They're very popular songs that people know.
But also, you know, I may have grown up in the 2000s
and so I might know some songs of the 2000s.
So I think that's where I want to go next is 2000s.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: All right.
Here are your two song choices.
"Sk8er Boi" by Avril Lavigne,
or "Let Me Love You" by Mario.
ROY MOYE III: Man, these are some good,
man, this is taking me back, Niecy.
NIECY NASH: Listen,
"Let Me Love You" by Mario is taking me back.
ROY MOYE III: It's taking you back.
NIECY NASH: Let me tell you why.
(JUSTIN LAUGHS)
We did a family talent show.
ROY MOYE III: Oh, my goodness.
NIECY NASH: My son sang the song,
but he was just standing there
singing it so plain and boring.
ROY MOYE III: Oh, no!
NIECY NASH: And I said, "Have you seen this video?
You got to get into it".
ROY MOYE III: You got to move.
NIECY NASH: Right!
So I told him to do it, but he was (SIGHS),
he was going to a, um, (CLEARS THROAT)
a Christian school.
So he went to the school
and did the song for a girl and got suspended...
ROY MOYE III: Oh!
NIECY NASH: Because they said,
"You can't shake what your mama gave you
at this school". ROY MOYE III: Hey!
Oh, man.
NIECY NASH: And it was bad.
It was all bad because he said, "My mama told me to do it".
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
But when I got up there
and I talked to the people at the school...
ROY MOYE III: Yes.
NIECY NASH: I denied, denied, denied.
ROY MOYE III: Oh, no, you didn't!
NIECY NASH: I threw my baby under the bus over that song!
I was like, "Shame on this boy for doing this!"
So yes, I'm sorry, I'm back now.
I'm back.
Let's figure out which one of these songs
is going to get you some money.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
"Let Me Love You," Mario, ugh, it's like butter.
I think I got to go with "Let Me Love You" by Mario.
Ooh! NIECY NASH: Oh!
ROY MOYE III: I think I got to do it.
NIECY NASH: OK!
For $5,000, I am going to need five missing words.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: And we'll start the song at the first chorus.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: You ready?
ROY MOYE III: Let's do this!
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) RICCI: Let's go.
(LAID BACK MUSIC)
ROY MOYE III: Whoo!
♪ Woo-hoo
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
♪ Yeah, yeah
♪ You should let me love you
♪ Let me be the one to
♪ Give you everything you want and need ♪
♪ Oh, baby, good love and protection ♪
♪ Make me your selection
♪ Show you the way love's supposed to be ♪
♪ And baby you should let me love you ♪
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
♪ Love you
NIECY NASH: Oh!
ROY MOYE III: That's for your son!
That's for your son!
NIECY NASH: All right!
Mario said, "Make me your selection, show you the".
You said, "Way love's supposed to be".
How are you feeling about that answer?
ROY MOYE III: I'm feeling really good about these lyrics.
I mean, Niecy,
I want to lock in those lyrics.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: All right!
You locked in those lyrics.
For $5,000,
is it "Way love's supposed to be"?
(DRUM BEAT ROLLS)
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
ROY MOYE III: Let's go, let's go, let's go!
NIECY NASH: Oh, my goodness!
(UPBEAT MUSIC) That is $5,000.
Only eight songs left...
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: To the million dollar song.
But first, we'll see if Roy can sing his way to $10,000
next on "Don't Forget the Lyrics!".
(UPBEAT MUSIC) (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Welcome back to "Don't Forget the Lyrics!".
Roy, our aerospace engineer, is flying high
and just banked $5,000.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Now, let's try and double that money again.
This time, we're playing for $10,000!
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
All right, let's take a look.
You still have rock, one hit wonders, Latin hit makers,
cover songs, Fleetwood Mac, breakup songs, and funk.
ROY MOYE III: As I'm looking up at this board,
I am thinking about a trip that I took to New Mexico
with my mother and my grandmother.
And when I tell you
I started to hear all kinds of funk music
coming out of that stereo in the car,
it was just blessing my ears. (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
And so funk is calling my name.
NIECY NASH: All right.
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Word Up" by Cameo,
or "It's Your Thing" by The Isley Brothers.
ROY MOYE III: Right.
So "Word Up" by Cameo, sorry, mom, I know you love him!
I know you love him!
You're going to be a little bit mad at me,
but that's OK, that's OK.
But "It's Your Thing" is, I think,
a song that I've heard often.
I think I want to go with "It's Your Thing".
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: All right.
"It's Your Thing" it is.
I am looking for five missing words.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: And we will start it at the first verse.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: Ricci, hit it.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
(UPBEAT FUNK MUSIC)
♪ Want to love you
♪ And maybe I will
♪ Believe me, woman
♪ It ain't no big deal
♪ Ah, you need your love now
♪ Just as bad as I do
♪ Makes no difference now
♪ Who you give your thing to, ooh ♪
♪ Say it's your thing, yeah
♪ Do what you want to do, yeah
♪ I can't tell you
♪ How you feel when you're going on ♪
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
(ROY LAUGHS)
NIECY NASH: All right.
The Isley Brothers said, "Do what you want to do.
I can't tell you".
You said, "How you feel when you".
ROY MOYE III: Mm.
NIECY NASH: How are we feeling about this answer?
ROY MOYE III: We not feeling
that that's a confident answer.
I'm telling you that right now.
So I think I'm going to have to use backup words.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Which word would you like to see correct?
ROY MOYE III: How about we start with number five?
OK, I'm looking at this board right now.
Knowing that these words are not correct on the screen
except for two, I got to work this thing out.
OK, so I think I need to use another backup word.
NIECY NASH: OK, which one would you like to see?
ROY MOYE III: The backup word I'd like to use
is number one.
OK, OK.
♪ Do what you want to do
♪ I can't, I can't tell you
♪ Who
Man.
NIECY NASH: Would you like to use another word?
Or what would you like to do?
ROY MOYE III: I think I want to use another word.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Which line would you like to see correct?
ROY MOYE III: Number four.
OK.
Interesting.
♪ I can't tell you
♪ Who you feel it to
NIECY NASH: Do you think you maybe want to use
your last word?
ROY MOYE III: I think I'm going to have to.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Which line would you like to see correct?
ROY MOYE III: I think
line number three.
NIECY NASH: Did that help you out?
ROY MOYE III: Not really, Niecy.
Not really, not really.
♪ I can't tell you
♪ Who you sock it to
That kind of sounds OK, but we need better than OK.
We need it to sound right.
NIECY NASH: Let's talk about this.
ROY MOYE III: Yes.
NIECY NASH: Because you could lock in these lyrics,
you could change this around a little bit,
or you still have your backup singer.
So you have a few options.
If you lock in the lyrics and they are right,
you will bank $10,000.
ROY MOYE III: OK.
NIECY NASH: And you're on your way to a million.
If you lock them in and they're wrong,
you leave with nothing.
ROY MOYE III: I'm looking at this right now.
I'm feeling like that has to be it.
I can't tell you who you sock it to.
I can't tell you that.
That's something you got to decide.
So Niecy, I'm going to lock in those lyrics.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
NIECY NASH: All right.
You locked in those lyrics.
For $10,000,
is it "Who you sock it to"?
(DRUM BEAT ROLLS)
ROY MOYE III: Ah. AUDIENCE: Oh!
NIECY NASH: That is incorrect.
I am so sorry, Roy.
That means you are leaving with nothing.
ROY MOYE III: This is true.
NIECY NASH: Justin,
do you know the answer?
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
JUSTIN: Niecy, I know the answer, girl.
ROY MOYE III: Oh, Lord! AUDIENCE: Oh!
NIECY NASH: And guess what.
I do too.
JUSTIN: Hey now!
NIECY NASH: All right.
What do you think the correct answer is?
Let's say the word...
JUSTIN AND NIECY NASH: At the same time.
One, two, three.
To!
ROY MOYE III: Who to sock it to, ah.
NIECY NASH: Is that correct?
Hey! ROY MOYE III: Ah!
JUSTIN: It's all good.
NIECY NASH: I am so sorry you did not win anything,
but we had a great time watching you play.
Please take a bow.
One more time for Roy! (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Thank you.
You guys can go right this way.
(UPBEAT MUSIC) (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Hopefully, our next rock star can take home $1 million.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
She's a cookie-making mom of two
who's also a fitness instructor for other moms.
From Burbank, California, let's hear it for Rhiannon Hansen.
(UPBEAT MUSIC) (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Hey!
RHIANNON HANSEN: Hey!
NIECY NASH: Step right up!
So,
where shall we start, cookies, kids, fitness?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yes, I am a mom to two boys,
and I started working out with a moms group
and really was inspired
by these women who were instructing me.
And I decided to do that as well and inspire other women
and become a pre and postnatal fitness instructor.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: Wow.
I love to hear that.
Now, tell us, where does your love of music come from?
RHIANNON HANSEN: My dad.
My dad has always loved music.
And a few years ago, I was baking cookies
and staying up way too late and he said,
"You should be watching this show,
'Don't Forget the Lyrics!'". (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
And I was like, "OK". NIECY NASH: What?
RHIANNON HANSEN: In honor of that
and the fact that I am here tonight,
I've brought you something.
NIECY NASH: You brought me something?
RHIANNON HANSEN: I did.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: What is it?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Thank you.
This is a portrait cookie that I made for you.
AUDIENCE: Aw.
NIECY NASH: It's so cute!
Oh, my goodness, I love this.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Thank you.
NIECY NASH: I'm going to take a bite of myself later.
That's wonderful. (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Thank you so much.
Now, I like how you start.
Now, you're a contestant who's bringing me gifts.
(RHIANNON LAUGHS)
Although it's not going to help you with the show,
it's very nice though.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Thank you.
NIECY NASH: I want to get you some money,
so here's how this is going to work.
If you give me the correct missing lyrics to 10 songs,
girlfriend, I'm just going to hand you over $1 million.
RHIANNON HANSEN: I love that.
I'm ready for that. (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
NIECY NASH: All right.
Let's take a look at tonight's categories.
And they are
Queen, Super Bowl performers,
pop, R&B, '80s,
dance hits, girl groups, soft rock, TV themes.
All right? (AUDIENCE APPLAUDS)
Since your father turned you on to the show, which category
do you think he would want you to play for first?
RHIANNON HANSEN: My dad definitely loves
Queen and the '80s.
But I really want to feel confident getting onto the board,
starting off strong, so I'm going to go with pop.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: OK.
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Bad Girls" by Donna Summer,
or "Baby" by Justin Bieber featuring Ludacris.
Do you have any of these songs in your fitness classes?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Honestly, not these two,
but I feel like I'm going to be better off
with the Justin Bieber 'cause I,
there are certain Donna Summer songs I know
and I don't think that is one of them.
And so I'm going to go with "Baby", Justin Bieber.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: OK.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: Rhiannon, for this song,
I am looking for four missing words,
and we will start the song at the first chorus.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: You ready?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yes.
NIECY NASH: Ricci, you know what to do.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
(UPBEAT POP MUSIC)
♪ And I was like baby, baby, baby, oh ♪
♪ Like baby, baby, baby, no
♪ Like baby, baby, baby, oh
♪ I thought you'd always be mine, mine ♪
♪ Would have done whatever
♪ And I just can't believe we ain't together ♪
♪ And I play it cool but I'm losing you ♪
♪ I'll buy you anything
♪ I'll buy you any ring
♪ And I'm in pieces
♪ Baby, fix me
♪ And just shake it till you
♪ This bad dream
♪ I'm going down, down, down, down ♪
♪ And I just can't believe my first ♪
♪ Love
AUDIENCE: Aw.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Take a deep breath.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
AUDIENCE: Aw.
NIECY NASH: Take a deep breath.
(AUDIENCE APPLAUDS)
Justin Bieber featuring Ludacris.
They said, "And I just can't believe my first".
And you said nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yep.
NIECY NASH: Would you like to use one of your backups?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yes.
NIECY NASH: What would you like?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Can I use one of my words?
NIECY NASH: OK, which one would you like to see?
RHIANNON HANSEN: I'm going to do word number four.
And I just can't believe my first love won't be around.
NIECY NASH: What are you thinking?
RHIANNON HANSEN: I'm feeling like
if I was writing the song, that was what I would write.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
NIECY NASH: Do you want to lock in the lyrics?
Or would you like to see another word?
Or what would you like?
RHIANNON HANSEN: I know we're early.
I'm going to call Allie up
'cause I know that she's going to know these lyrics.
NIECY NASH: I like how you think.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) Allie, you want to come on up?
Hey, Allie.
ALLIE: Hey!
NIECY NASH: How you doing?
ALLIE: Well, feeling similar to Rhiannon.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Oh, great.
NIECY NASH: Do you know this Justin Bieber song?
ALLIE: I do.
This particular part is a little tricky,
but love, 100%, that's what I knew.
And I just can't believe my first love,
in my head, this was my first love ain't around.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Right.
ALLIE: So I just, I'm not quite sure
what those middle two words are.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: Thank you so much, Allie.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Thank you, Allie.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: Thank you.
Thank you so much.
All right, you still have four backup words left.
What would you like to do?
RHIANNON HANSEN: I kind of want to feel
a little more confident.
So can I use one more backup word?
NIECY NASH: You sure can.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: Which word would you like to see?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Two.
(RHIANNON GASPS)
OK.
It wouldn't be anything else.
Love won't be around.
OK, yeah, I'm,
oh.
NIECY NASH: So what are you going to do?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Niecy, huh.
Ha.
I'm going to lock in those lyrics.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: OK.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Oh, man!
NIECY NASH: You locked in those lyrics, Rhiannon,
and if you are correct, the entire line will turn green.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: But if any word is wrong...
RHIANNON HANSEN: Then I'm out.
NIECY NASH: It will turn red and the game is over.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK, that's scary.
NIECY NASH: So for $2,500,
is it "Love won't be around"?
(DRUM BEAT ROLLS)
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) Hey!
There you go!
You just made $2,500. ALLIE: Yes!
NIECY NASH: Your million dollar journey
has finally begun.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Oh, thank goodness.
NIECY NASH: Let's try to double that right now.
This next song is worth $5,000.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
All right, Rhiannon,
which category do you want to play for next?
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK, well, that was real tense
so I'm going to go with something that I am solid on.
I am going to go with girl groups.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: All right.
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Creep" by TLC,
or "Where Did Our Love Go" by The Supremes.
Do you know either of these songs?
RHIANNON HANSEN: I don't know them immediately
when I look at them,
but I do feel like once the song starts,
I will maybe know it?
I'm going to go with "Creep", TLC.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
NIECY NASH: All right.
For $5,000, I am going to need four missing words,
and we will start the song at the first verse.
Allie, just come back up here.
We're going to be her backup dancers.
Give her some good girl power. (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
So we are supporting you in this.
All right? RHIANNON HANSEN: Thank you.
OK. NIECY NASH: Ricci, hit it.
(LAID BACK POP MUSIC)
♪ I look him in his eyes
♪ But all he tells me is lies
♪ To keep me near
♪ I'll never leave him down
♪ Though I might mess around
♪ It's only 'cause I need some affection ♪
♪ Oh, so I creep, yeah
♪ I just keep it
RHIANNON HANSEN: Well.
NIECY NASH: Thank you.
(AUDIENCE APPLAUDS)
All right.
We've been here before, my friend.
RHIANNON HANSEN: We have.
NIECY NASH: Yeah.
TLC said, "So I creep, yeah, I just keep it".
And you said, once again,
nothing, nothing, nothing, and nothing.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: How you feeling about that?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Not great.
NIECY NASH: All right, well, let's fix it.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK, I'm definitely going to use
one of my backup words.
NIECY NASH: OK.
RHIANNON HANSEN: I want to see number four.
NIECY NASH: Are you feeling any more confident
about the rest of the line,
or you want to add some more words up there?
RHIANNON HANSEN: I just keep it on the down low but...
NIECY NASH: Let's take a look at that.
So I creep, yeah, I just keep it.
You're saying now, on the down low.
♪ So I creep, yeah
♪ I just keep it on the down low ♪
RHIANNON HANSEN: Is that how you'd say it?
Like, I'm just keeping it on the down low.
NIECY NASH: Hey. (CHUCKLES)
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS) Hey, hey, hey.
(LAUGHS) I like the sentiment.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Right?
OK.
I'm going to lock in those lyrics.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
NIECY NASH: You locked in those lyrics, Rhiannon.
RHIANNON HANSEN: I did.
NIECY NASH: For $5,000,
is it "On the down low"?
(DRUM BEAT ROLLS)
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
That is $5,000!
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
Only eight songs left to the million dollar song.
But up next, we'll see if Rhiannon can lock down $10,000...
RHIANNON HANSEN: Oh, my God.
NIECY NASH: Right here on "Don't Forget the Lyrics!".
(UPBEAT MUSIC) (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Welcome back to "Don't Forget the Lyrics!".
Rhiannon has been riding the struggle bus
through the first two songs.
But girl, it's not how you start, it is how you finish.
RHIANNON HANSEN: That is right.
NIECY NASH: You have $5,000,
and you have two words left if you need them.
Now, we are going to try to double that money again,
and this time, you're playing for $10,000.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Summon your inner strength
and let's pick your next category.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: You still have left Queen,
Super Bowl performers, R&B, '80s,
dance hits, soft rock, and TV themes.
(AUDIENCE SHOUTS)
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Super Bowl!
RHIANNON HANSEN: I'm feeling at this point,
I really need to center myself,
and '80s is right in the center.
And I am an eighties baby, so let's hope
there is a song on that board in the '80s that I know.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: All righty.
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Call Me" by Blondie, or "Sledgehammer" by Peter Gabriel.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK, OK.
I don't know "Sledgehammer", but "Call Me" by Blondie,
I will know that one. (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
I'm doing that.
NIECY NASH: All right.
So for this particular song,
I am looking for four missing words.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: And we're going to take it from the top.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Great.
NIECY NASH: Ricci, you know what to do.
(UPBEAT ROCK MUSIC)
♪ Color me your color, baby
♪ Color me your car
♪ Color me your color, darling
♪ I know who you are
♪ Come up off your color chart
♪ I know where you're coming from ♪
♪ Call me
♪ On the line
♪ Call me, call me any, any time ♪
♪ Call me
♪ I'll arrive
♪ You can call me
♪ Any
RHIANNON HANSEN: Any day or night.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Call me any, nope.
♪ Any time of night
NIECY NASH: What are you thinking?
♪ I'll arrive
♪ You can call me any
RHIANNON HANSEN: Can I see any time of night?
You can call me...
♪ I'll arrive
♪ You can call me any time
NIECY NASH: Would you like to use your backups?
RHIANNON HANSEN: I would.
I would like to use one of my backup words, please.
NIECY NASH: OK.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Can we get word number two?
Any day or night.
NIECY NASH: You want it to read now any day or night?
Is that what you're saying?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yeah.
Day or night.
♪ I'll arrive
♪ You can call me any day or night ♪
Ooh, and we're running real low on these backups.
NIECY NASH: Yeah, we are.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Oof.
I really feel
like that is close to correct.
NIECY NASH: Well, close doesn't count
on this show, darling.
RHIANNON HANSEN: You're right, it doesn't.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
NIECY NASH: Close doesn't count.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yeah, so can I,
can I use my, um...
NIECY NASH: Last backup? RHIANNON HANSEN: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: Which word would you like to see correct?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Four.
NIECY NASH: You want to make any changes?
Or are you ready to lock in those lyrics?
RHIANNON HANSEN: It is scary to think I'm going to
say the thing and could go home.
NIECY NASH: Are you going to say the thing?
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
OK, OK.
I'm going to, oh,
lock in those lyrics.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: All right.
You locked in those lyrics, Rhiannon.
For $10,000,
is it "Any day or night"?
(DRUM BEAT ROLLS)
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
There you go!
You just made $10,000.
Only seven songs left to the million.
(UPBEAT MUSIC) RHIANNON HANSEN: Holy cow.
NIECY NASH: But our next stack is $25,000 guaranteed.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) RHIANNON HANSEN: Yes.
NIECY NASH: Rhiannon is going to try
to put that money in the bank
when we come back in "Don't Forget the Lyrics!".
(UPBEAT MUSIC) (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Welcome back to, "Don't Forget the Lyrics!".
Rhiannon, we are three songs in
and it has already been a journey.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yes.
NIECY NASH: it hasn't been easy
but you have banked $10,000!
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
And I hate to tell you this,
the game is about to get harder.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Is it?
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS) NIECY NASH: Yeah.
So let's get into a happy place, Rhiannon.
Tell me what you would do with $25,000.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Well, my husband and I
never went on a honeymoon.
We just got busy, never happened.
NIECY NASH: You've been busy for 10 years?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Well...
NIECY NASH: Girl, you know how many tricks
you're going to have to come up with on that honeymoon?
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS) Oh, my goodness.
Talk to me after the show.
I can help you out.
Which category is going to get you that honeymoon, Rhiannon?
(AUDIENCE SHOUTS)
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Super Bowl!
RHIANNON HANSEN: You know what?
I'm going to go rogue.
I'm going to do something that at first I was not confident in.
But I need to dance, and dancing has brought me confidence.
I'm going to go with dance hits.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) I don't know.
NIECY NASH: All right.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Let's go rogue.
NIECY NASH: Going rogue.
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Wake Me Up" by Avicii,
or "Dancing in the Streets" by Martha and The Vandellas.
RHIANNON HANSEN: If it's the right "Wake Me Up",
I feel like I know that song.
♪ Wake me up before you go, go (HUMS) ♪
Sorry.
♪ Wake me up before you go, go (HUMS) ♪
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
Hmm.
Again, we're going rogue.
I'm going to go "Dancing in the Street".
NIECY NASH: All right.
RHIANNON HANSEN: I'm doing that.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
NIECY NASH: I'm kind of glad you picked this song
because the "Wake Me Up" that you were singing
was not that song.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Oh, thank...
AUDIENCE: Oh!
RHIANNON HANSEN: Thank you, thank you, thank you.
NIECY NASH: That would have been an unhappy surprise...
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yes!
NIECY NASH: Once the band started playing it.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Oh!
NIECY NASH: For $25,000 guaranteed...
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: I am going to need seven missing words.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: Take a deep breath.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: We're going to start the song from the top.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: You ready?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: Ricci, hit it.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
(UPBEAT DANCE MUSIC)
♪ Callin' out around the world
♪ Are you ready for a brand new beat ♪
♪ Summer's here and the time is right ♪
♪ For dancing in the street
♪ Dancing in Chicago
♪ Down in New Orleans
♪ In New York City
♪ All we need is music, sweet music ♪
♪ There'll be music everywhere
♪ There'll be swinging and swaying and records playing ♪
♪ Dancing in the street
♪ Oh, it doesn't matter what you wear ♪
♪ Just as long as you are there ♪
♪ So come on, every guy
♪ Grab a girl, everywhere around the world ♪
♪ We'll be dancing in the street ♪
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK, OK, OK.
NIECY NASH: Hey!
All right, Martha and the Vandellas said,
"So come on, every guy".
You said, "Grab a girl, everywhere around the world".
How are you feeling about this answer, Rhiannon?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Way better
than any of the other songs thus far.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
NIECY NASH: Are you glad you went rogue?
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
RHIANNON HANSEN: I'm so glad I went rogue right now.
NIECY NASH: All right. RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: Do you want to lock in the lyrics?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Niecy, yeah,
I'm going to lock in those lyrics.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
NIECY NASH: All right.
You locked in those lyrics, Rhiannon.
For $25,000,
is it "Grab a girl everywhere around the world"?
(DRUM BEAT ROLLS)
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) RHIANNON HANSEN: Yeah!
NIECY NASH: You did it!
That is $25,000 guaranteed!
That's yours no matter what happens in the game.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Holy cow.
NIECY NASH: You are only six songs away...
RHIANNON HANSEN: Wow.
NIECY NASH: From $1 million.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
RHIANNON HANSEN: Holy smokes.
NIECY NASH: And next, we're going to give you a chance
to double your money again.
Rhiannon is going to sing to the tune of $50,000
when we come back on "Don't Forget the Lyrics!".
(UPBEAT MUSIC) (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Welcome back to "Don't Forget the Lyrics!".
All right, Rhiannon, here's the deal.
You don't have a backup singer.
You don't have any more backup words.
RHIANNON HANSEN: No.
NIECY NASH: But you do have $25,000 guaranteed.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
So now, you get to go on that honeymoon.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: We're going to try
to double your money again though.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: This time, you'll be playing for $50,000.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
Now, which category is going to get you that money,
Queen, Super Bowl performers, R&B, soft rock, or TV themes?
(AUDIENCE SHOUTS)
RHIANNON HANSEN: I think
TV themes.
I love TV, and that's why I was trying
to kind of keep that one for the end, I think.
NIECY NASH: Well, here's the thing.
You don't have any more backups.
RHIANNON HANSEN: No, you're right.
Let's do TV themes. (AUDIENCE CHEERS)
NIECY NASH: All right.
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Family Guy Main Title"
or the theme from "The Dukes of Hazzard", "Good Ol' Boys".
RHIANNON HANSEN: I don't know "The Dukes of Hazzard".
However, I have an ex-boyfriend, sorry,
who really loved "Family Guy". (AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
And he would sing this all the time,
and it got to the point where both of us would sit
and just sing it 'cause he watched it over and over.
So I haven't sung this song in a really long time,
but I feel like that one's going to pop up into my head.
NIECY NASH: OK.
RHIANNON HANSEN: So I'm going to go
with "Family Guy Main Title".
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) NIECY NASH: OK.
RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: For this song and $50,000,
I am going to need seven missing words.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Seven!
NIECY NASH: Seven!
RHIANNON HANSEN: Whoo, hey.
OK, here we go, here we go. NIECY NASH: Yeah!
All right?
And we're going to take it from the tippy top.
(AUDIENCE CHEERS) RHIANNON HANSEN: OK.
NIECY NASH: From the top, Ricci.
(UPBEAT THEME MUSIC)
♪ It seems today that all you see ♪
♪ Is violence in movies and sex on TV ♪
♪ But where are those good old-fashion values ♪
♪ On which we used to rely
♪ Lucky there's a family guy
♪ Lucky there's a man who positively can do ♪
♪ All the things that make us laugh and cry ♪
♪ He's the family guy
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
NIECY NASH: I don't know if you're right
but I loved your enthusiasm.
All right, "Family Guy" said,
"Lucky there's a man who positively can do all the".
You said, "Things that make us laugh and cry".
How are you feeling about this answer?
♪ Lucky there's a man who positively can do ♪
♪ All the things that make you laugh and cry ♪
RHIANNON HANSEN: Can I see you?
NIECY NASH: All right.
OK, so you went between us and you.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yeah.
That's when he comes on and he goes...
♪ Makes you laugh and cry
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
I feel like that works better.
NIECY NASH: Now, listen.
I really do want you to get this $50,000.
RHIANNON HANSEN: Mm-hmm.
NIECY NASH: So I'm going to do something
I normally would not do.
Sorry, husband.
Think back about this boyfriend.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHS)
OK?
You all were hanging out.
You all were singing a song
over and over and over and over again.
Don't even look at the board.
Look at me.
Sing the line!
♪ Lucky there's a family guy
♪ Lucky there's a man who positively can do ♪
♪ All the things that makes us laugh and cry ♪
Us came out.
NIECY NASH: Yes, it did.
Do you want to see that back on the board?
RHIANNON HANSEN: Yes.
Oh, dear.
OK.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
NIECY NASH: Rhiannon, I need you to tell me
whether or not you are ready to lock in the lyrics.
ANNOUNCER: Next time.
If this one word is wrong...
RHIANNON HANSEN: I think it's you.
No, us.
NIECY NASH: You're going to go with us?
ANNOUNCER: Rhiannon's rocky road to $1 million is over.
RHIANNON HANSEN: I know I just have to decide.
ANNOUNCER: Will she make a catastrophic decision?
NIECY NASH: Do you want to lock in those lyrics?
I need to hear you say it, ma'am.
ANNOUNCER: Or can she turn her game around?
We're doing it.
ANNOUNCER: Find out next time
on "Don't Forget the Lyrics!".
(AUDIENCE CHEERS)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)