(UPBEAT MUSIC) (AUDIENCE CHEERING)
ANNOUNCER: Tonight, a Nashville real estate agent,
ZACH STONE: Yeah!
NIECY NASH: Come on, now!
ANNOUNCER: And a New York restaurant owner.
♪ I was crying when I met you
♪ Now I'm trying to forget you
ANNOUNCER: Both take the stage like rock stars
♪ I drive all night just to get back home ♪
(AUDIENCE CHEERING)
NIECY NASH: You came with some heat that time!
ANNOUNCER: But...
ZACH STONE: I can't even look.
ANNOUNCER: When the time comes
to pull the trigger on the lyrics...
NIECY NASH: We don't need the parts you know.
ANNOUNCER: They're both shooting blanks.
NIECY NASH: We're looking for the part you don't know.
DANIELLE: Ooh, I don't know.
ANNOUNCER: For backup...
NIECY NASH: Hey, Dad!
ANNOUNCER: They each brought a parent.
DANIELLE: I got my mom here today.
NIECY NASH: That's your mama?
ANNOUNCER: But will they be able
to help their kids hit the million dollar target?
ZACH STONE: Come on. ANNOUNCER: Find out...
ZACH STONE: Give it to me. ANNOUNCER: Right now.
(UPBEAT MUSIC) (AUDIENCE CHEERING)
Please welcome the woman
who put the Sly in the Family Stone, Niecy Nash!
(UPBEAT MUSIC CONTINUING)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Whoo!
NIECY NASH: Welcome to "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"
These contestants have a tough job,
because if they get just one word wrong, they're out.
But if you're getting paid a million dollars an hour,
that's a job anyone would take.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Speaking of great jobs,
here is Ricci and the band.
(BAND PLAYING UPBEAT MUSIC)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: We've all heard stories about
what happens at band camp.
Well, this rock star spent his summers at hand camp.
He's a real estate agent from Nashville, Tennessee.
Let's hear it for Zach Stone.
(BAND PLAYING UPBEAT MUSIC)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Hey, Zach. ZACH STONE: Hey, Niecy.
How's it going? NIECY NASH: How are ya?
ZACH STONE: I'm fantastic.
Look at this. This is incredible.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING)
NIECY NASH: Talk to me.
What is hand camp?
ZACH STONE: So, hand camp is one of my favorite places
in the world.
When I was born,
I was born with an underdeveloped left hand, as you can see.
And so, you know,
I just didn't do things the way everybody else did.
I mean, I had to learn for myself.
I had, you know, great parents and such
that would support me.
And speaking of,
my fantastic father here is my backup singer.
NIECY NASH: Hey, Dad!
ZACH STONE: He's a fantastic supporter.
Him and my Mom both just always believed in me.
It was awesome to get to grow up in that environment.
And so they thought it was important
that other kids have those same opportunities,
and so we started this camp.
We started with 12 families.
Now, 20 years later, I still go back as a counselor,
we now have hundreds of families
that go through it every year.
(AUDIENCE CLAPPING AND CHEERING)
Trying to give...
Oh, my gosh! NIECY: Oh, wow!
ZACH STONE: So that's just a sample
of all the different hands,
and, I mean, just beautiful people.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: I love it.
What is the best piece of advice you give your kids?
ZACH STONE: You can truly do anything that you want to do.
I mean, I went from teaching myself how to play guitar,
to teaching myself how to play a piano,
to teaching myself how to play baseball.
NIECY NASH: Hey! ZACH STONE: Hey!
That's me playing in Italy, Team USA.
We brought home the gold medal, of course.
NIECY NASH: Come on, now!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Go on, go ahead and pop your collar.
I like it.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Well, let's get you some money.
ZACH STONE: Let's do it.
Come on. Yeah!
NIECY NASH: If you give me the correct missing lyrics
to 10 songs,
I am going to give you $1 million.
ZACH STONE: Yeah!
NIECY NASH: Let's take a look
at your categories for tonight.
And they are Rock, Divas, One Hit Wonders,
Seventies, Super Bowl Performers,
Rap, Love Songs, Green Day, and Pop.
Now, your first song is worth $2,500,
and the money keeps growing right up
to the million dollar song.
If you make it to $25,000, that money is guaranteed.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Which category do you want to play for first?
ZACH STONE: Oh, man.
I can see a couple that I'm a fan of, alright?
I like Rap, I love Love Songs, I love Rock,
love Seventies and Pop.
I'm a little worried about Divas.
I might save that one for later
and start with something that I feel really good about.
NIECY NASH: What do you feel good about?
ZACH STONE: I'm going to start with Pop.
NIECY NASH: Alright.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
I'm going to show you your two song choices.
"What About Us" by P!nk,
or, "This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)" by Natalie Cole.
ZACH STONE: Oof.
OK.
I'm honestly not super confident about either of those,
but I think I'm going to go,
I'm going to go with "What About Us", P!nk.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright, for this song,
I am looking for three missing words.
And you're going to start the song...
ZACH STONE: Just three?
NIECY NASH: At the first chorus.
Just three. ZACH STONE: OK.
NIECY NASH: Three little words.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
You got this.
Let's do it, Ricci.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(BAND PLAYING INTRO TO "WHAT ABOUT US")
(AUDIENCE CLAPPING ALONG)
♪ What about us
♪ What about all the times you said you had the answers ♪
NIECY NASH: Hey! (AUDIENCE CHEERING)
♪ What about us
♪ What about all the broken happy ever afters ♪
♪ What about us
♪ What about all the plans that ended in disaster ♪
♪ What about love
(MUSIC STOPPING ABRUPTLY)
ZACH STONE: What about us? (AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
NIECY NASH: Alright, Zach, let's take a look.
P!nk said, "What about love?"
You said, "What about us?"
(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
ZACH STONE: That's exactly how I said it, yep.
NIECY NASH: That's exactly how you said it.
ZACH STONE: You're right.
NIECY NASH: And how are you feeling about this answer?
ZACH STONE: I don't know.
I almost don't feel like that's where that hook lands.
I almost don't know that
that's where she brings the title back.
NIECY NASH: OK, well, let's talk about
what your options are.
ZACH STONE: OK. NIECY NASH: Right?
ZACH STONE: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: You have two backup options.
Your first is your backup singer, your dad, Eric.
Hey, Dad!
ZACH STONE: Hey, Dad.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright.
Dad can help you out with an answer,
but only on one song.
Or, you have five words.
If at any time you are unsure about a word,
just tell us which one it is
and we will reveal the correct answer.
Now, you can use all five words at once,
or you can spread them out across the game.
Would you like to use one of your backups?
ZACH STONE: I think I would.
NIECY NASH: OK. ZACH STONE: And, Dad,
I love you,
but I don't think Dad knows a lot of P!nk's songs.
So I'm going to use one of my backup words.
NIECY NASH: Which line would you like to see correct?
ZACH STONE: Could I see line number three, please?
NIECY NASH: Are you feeling a little more confident now?
ZACH STONE: Well, I'm feeling less confident,
'cause it's different.
Although I wonder.
You know, it could just be "What about trust?"
That could be the line.
But I just am not a hundred percent on that.
I just really don't know.
I think I'm going to have to use another word.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Which line would you like to see revealed?
ZACH STONE: Let's do line number one.
Woo!
OK.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Are you feeling a little more confident in this lyric now?
ZACH STONE: I feel pretty confident in that lyric.
NIECY NASH: Do you want to lock it in?
ZACH STONE: Let's do it.
Let's lock in those lyrics. Come on!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright.
You locked in those lyrics.
If you are correct, the entire line will turn green.
If any word is wrong,
it will turn red and the game is over.
So...
ZACH STONE: I can't go out like that.
NIECY NASH: For $2,500, is it "What about trust?"
(TENSE DRUM ROLL)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
ZACH STONE: Yes! NIECY NASH: Yay!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
ZACH STONE: Yes!
NIECY NASH: You just banked $2,500.
You are on your way to the million dollar song.
You going to make it? You alright?
ZACH STONE: That was just song number one?
NIECY NASH: That was just song number one.
ZACH STONE: OK.
OK. (LAUGHING)
NIECY NASH: This next song is worth $5,000.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
ZACH STONE: Yes.
NIECY NASH: Alright.
Which category is going to get us there?
ZACH STONE: I'm thinking I can do pretty well,
it may be Rock or Love Songs.
I think I'm going to go,
I'm going to go with Rock.
Let's do Rock.
NIECY NASH: Alright.
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Wanted Dead or Alive" by Bon Jovi,
or "Hit Me with Your Best Shot" by Pat Benatar.
ZACH STONE: Man, Pat Benatar is fantastic,
but I have sung "Wanted Dead or Alive" a thousand times.
I could see myself just like out there mowing the yard,
just screaming this as loud as I can with my headphones in.
So I got to go with Bon Jovi, "Wanted Dead or Alive".
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING) NIECY NASH: Alright.
ZACH STONE: Let's do it.
NIECY NASH: So, for $5,000, Zach,
I am going to need four missing words.
ZACH STONE: On this song?
I got it. (AUDIENCE CHEERING)
NIECY NASH: OK, talk your talk.
ZACH STONE: I gotcha. NIECY NASH: Alright,
we're going to take it from the top.
ZACH STONE: OK.
NIECY NASH: Let's do it, Ricci.
(BAND PLAYING INTRO TO "WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE")
♪ It's all the same
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND WHISTLING)
♪ Only the names will change
♪ Every day, it seems we're wastin' away ♪
♪ Another place where the faces are so cold ♪
♪ I drive all night just to get back home ♪
♪ Yeah, I'm a cowboy
♪ On a steel horse I ride
♪ And I'm wanted, what
♪ Dead or alive
ZACH STONE: Yeah!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Yeah!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright!
You came with some heat that time.
ZACH STONE: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: All right.
ZACH STONE: I'm back on it. Let's go. (LAUGHING)
NIECY NASH: Bon Jovi said,
"I'm a cowboy, on a,"
you said, "Steel horse I ride."
ZACH STONE: Yes, Ma'am.
NIECY NASH: Are you confident in those lyrics?
ZACH STONE: That's it.
That's it, Niecy.
I just know it.
NIECY NASH: Do you want to lock in these lyrics?
ZACH STONE: Let's lock in those lyrics!
Yes!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
NIECY NASH: You locked in those lyrics, Zach.
If it's right, you better thank your daddy
for making you mow the grass.
(ALL LAUGHING)
For $5,000, is it, "Steel horse I ride?"
(TENSE DRUM ROLL)
ZACH STONE: Come on.
(TENSE DRUM ROLL CONTINUING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
ZACH STONE: Yes! NIECY NASH: Yay!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
ZACH STONE: Yes!
NIECY NASH: That is $5,000.
ZACH STONE: Five thousand. Let's go!
NIECY NASH: Only eight songs left to the million.
Now let's try to double that money again.
This time, we're playing for $10,000.
ZACH STONE: Yes.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright. ZACH STONE: Ooh! Oh, yeah.
NIECY NASH: Which category do you want to play for next?
(AUDIENCE SHOUTING SUGGESTIONS)
ZACH STONE: I got someone in the audience yelling
for One Hit Wonders,
and I'm going to go with the audience.
I like that.
Let's try the One Hit Wonders.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright.
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Somebody That I Used To Know" by Gotye, featuring Kimbra,
or "Loving You" by Minnie Riperton.
ZACH STONE: I think I'm going to have to go
with "Somebody That I Used To Know",
'cause I know it a little better.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
So let's do "Somebody That I Used To Know".
NIECY NASH: Alright.
I am looking for five missing words,
and we'll take the song before the first chorus.
ZACH STONE: Let's do it. I'm ready.
NIECY NASH: Let's do it, Ricci.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(BAND PLAYING INTRO TO "SOMEBODY THAT I USED TO KNOW")
(AUDIENCE AND ERIC CLAPPING ALONG)
♪ You can get addicted to a certain kind of sadness ♪
♪ Like resignation to the end always is the end ♪
♪ When we found that could not make sense ♪
♪ Well, you said that we would still be friends ♪
♪ But I'll admit that I was glad it was over ♪
♪ But you didn't have to cut me off ♪
♪ Make out like it never happened and that we were nothing ♪
♪ I don't even need your love
♪ But you treat me like a stranger ♪
♪ And I feel so rough
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright.
Gotye, featuring Kimbra said,
"But you treat me like a stranger."
You said, "And I feel so rough."
Are you confident about this answer?
ZACH STONE: I feel good about the concept
that I have here.
NIECY NASH: Alright, well,
this is not called "Don't Forget the Concept".
(ZACH STONE AND AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
We need to walk down the lyrics.
ZACH STONE: Yeah. (LAUGHING)
I think I can do that.
I think if we can change a couple of lyrics,
we might be there.
NIECY NASH: OK.
ZACH STONE: I'm not a hundred percent confident
about "rough" at the end,
but I'm also concerned about that second word.
I feel like it's the little words that are going to get you.
Can I just see what it would look like if we changed it to,
"And that feels so rough?"
NIECY NASH: OK.
ZACH STONE: OK.
I think I want to use one of my backup words
and see if I can figure out what one of those is.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Which line would you like us to reveal?
ZACH STONE: Let's see.
Can I see line number five, please?
NIECY NASH: Please reveal the correct lyric
for line number five.
ZACH STONE: Yes!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Woo! OK!
I feel a lot better about this concept.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHING) NIECY NASH: OK.
ZACH STONE: Oh!
♪ But you treat me like a stranger and that feels so rough ♪
Oh, man, I might be crazy,
but I feel pretty good about that.
NIECY NASH: Do you want to lock in the lyrics?
ZACH STONE: Let's go for it, Niecy.
Let's lock in those lyrics!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
NIECY NASH: You locked in those lyrics, Zach.
For $10,000, is it...
ZACH STONE: Let's do it. Come on.
NIECY NASH: "And that feels so rough."
ZACH STONE: Come on.
(TENSE DRUM ROLL) Come on.
(TENSE DRUM ROLL CONTINUING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC) Yes!
Yes! (LAUGHING)
NIECY NASH: You just banked $10,000.
Only seven songs left to the million.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
ZACH STONE: I'm just going to take a seat.
I'm just going to take minute.
NIECY NASH: Alright.
ZACH STONE: Thanks.
NIECY NASH: While Zach takes a rest on the floor,
we're going to all try to get ourselves together,
and we will be right back on "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Welcome back to "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"
Zach has knocked down three songs on the board
and put $10,000 in his bank.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
He still has his dad Eric and two words if he needs help.
Now we want to get him to a million,
but the game is about to get harder.
(TENSE MUSIC)
There are six categories left.
This next song is worth $25,000, and it's guaranteed.
You just got to get it right.
ZACH STONE: Just one song. One more song.
NIECY NASH: So tell me,
what would you do with $25,000?
ZACH STONE: My wife is the greatest thing
that's ever happened to me.
Her name's Rebecca.
She's a healthcare worker,
and I don't know how she does it all day, every day,
helping people and healing people,
and she deserves the biggest break.
And we have always wanted to go to London,
and so I would 100% make sure
that I got to take my girl to London with me.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: OK.
Which category is going to get you that trip?
ZACH STONE: So I still feel pretty confident
about Rap and Love Songs.
I want to kind of lock down that 25,000, you know.
I want to get that guaranteed for sure.
So honestly, I'm thinking I'm going to give Rap a shot.
Let's do Rap.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright.
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Rapper's Delight" by Sugarhill Gang,
or "Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice.
AUDIENCE MEMBER: "Ice Ice Baby"!
ZACH STONE: I mean, the whole crowd is obviously with me,
'cause I'm thinking "Ice Ice Baby" all the way.
I'm not... NIECY NASH: Are you really?
ZACH STONE: I mean, I'm no Vanilla Ice,
but I can give it a shot once, right?
NIECY NASH: Let me tell you something.
The very first album I ever bought...
ZACH STONE: Yeah?
NIECY NASH: Was "Rapper's Delight".
ZACH STONE: Yeah. (AUDIENCE CHEERING)
NIECY NASH: So if I was playing,
I know every single word to "Rapper's Delight".
But if that's not your jam,
Vanilla Ice is going to get you to London.
ZACH STONE: I mean,
if you want to do "Rapper's Delight" for me, I'll let you.
NIECY NASH: Er, yeah, but no. (LAUGHING)
'Cause then, baby, I'll be trying to split the money.
(ALL LAUGHING)
Unless y'all taking me with you to London,
you better pick the song you know.
ZACH STONE: I think we could work that out.
For me, I think I got to go with "Ice Ice Baby".
I think I got a better shot at it.
Let's do that one.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Zach, I am going to need seven missing words.
ZACH STONE: Alright.
NIECY NASH: And we'll start the song from the top.
ZACH STONE: Let's do it. Come on.
NIECY NASH: Let's do it, Ricci.
ZACH STONE: Aw, man.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(BAND PLAYING INTRO TO "ICE ICE BABY")
♪ Yo, VIP
♪ Let's kick it
♪ Ice Ice Baby
♪ All right, stop
♪ Collaborate and listen
♪ Ice is back with my brand new invention ♪
♪ Something grabs a hold of me tightly ♪
♪ Flow like a harpoon daily in nightly ♪
♪ Will it ever stop
♪ Yo, I don't know
♪ Turn off the lights and I'll glow ♪
♪ To the extreme I rock a mic like a vandal ♪
♪ Light up a stage and wax a chump like a candle ♪
♪ Dance, go rush the speaker that booms ♪
♪ I'm killing your brain like a poisonous mushroom ♪
♪ Deadly when I play a dope melody ♪
♪ Anything less than best is a felony ♪
♪ Love it or leave it, you better gain way ♪
♪ You better hit bullseye, the kid don't play ♪
♪ See
Ah.
♪ The kid don't play
♪ If there were some lyrics in the spaces ♪
♪ That'd be really helpful
(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
♪ Vanilla Ice Ice Baby
NIECY NASH: We don't need the parts you know.
ZACH STONE: Oh, OK.
NIECY NASH: We're looking for the part right now
you don't know.
(ALL LAUGHING)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
ZACH STONE: Yeah. See?
NIECY NASH: So Vanilla Ice said,
"The kid don't play if there."
You said, "Were some lyrics in the spaces that."
(ZACH STONE LAUGHING)
ZACH STONE: I don't think that's right.
NIECY NASH: Well, would you like
to use some of your backups?
ZACH STONE: I would definitely like
to use some of my backups.
NIECY NASH: Do you want to use words
or do you want to use your dad?
ZACH STONE: I mean, dad's old enough.
He might know this.
Sorry. Love you. (ERIC STONE LAUGHING)
But it's also like,
it's just not a genre I feel like he would listen to.
I don't know that Dad's going to have this one.
Let's start with a word.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Which line would you like us to reveal?
ZACH STONE: So let's see
if maybe getting that last word helps.
NIECY NASH: Did that help you at all?
ZACH STONE: Not at all, Niecy.
No, not at all.
Oh, man!
NIECY NASH: Would you like to use another word?
ZACH STONE: You know what?
Let's use another word, 'cause I have to.
Let's do word number one.
Also not helpful. (AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
Oh, man!
Alright, well, I'm not going out like this,
so I got to call my dad up here.
I mean, he's supported me
through a whole lot worse than this.
And he's had my back and bailed me out of so many jams,
I feel like I got to give him a shot.
Let's do it. NIECY NASH: Dad,
come on up.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
ZACH STONE: Come on, Dad. Come on.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Hey!
ERIC STONE: Hi, Niecy.
NIECY NASH: Dad, how you doing?
ERIC STONE: I was doing better over there maybe,
but, you know.
NIECY NASH: Alright.
Do you know this song?
ERIC STONE: Yeah.
It's from, you know, more my era.
NIECY NASH: Well, what are you thinking
the lyrics may be?
ERIC STONE: I know there's a lyric
in the song about "revolve it."
Like, "something something you all revolve it."
ZACH STONE: Oh yeah, "revolve it."
Can we put "revolve it" up there at the end?
"If there was a something, then I'd revolve..."
Oh, man.
ERIC STONE: "the problem."
ZACH STONE: "If there was a problem,
you know I'd..."
ERIC STONE: "Yo, I'd solve it."
ZACH STONE: "The kid don't play
If there was a problem, yo, I will solve it."
"I'll solve it."
ERIC STONE: And then the next line
would probably come back around,
"something something revolve it."
ZACH STONE: Can we see
what that would look like up there?
"The kid don't play.
If there was a problem, yo, I'll solve it."
NIECY NASH: How are you feeling about that?
ZACH STONE: Oh, man!
Honestly, Dad, I'm impressed.
I never would've come up with that without you.
I love you. Thank you.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
NIECY NASH: So what do you want to do, guys?
ZACH STONE: If I'm being completely honest,
I don't know that that's right.
$10,000 is already a lot of money,
and it would be amazing to be able to take that home
and have something to show for this.
Oh, man!
I just really don't know.
NIECY NASH: What would you like to do?
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Welcome back.
We're here with Zach, who just sang "Ice Ice Baby".
We are playing for $25,000 guaranteed.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Zach, you're all out of backups.
ZACH STONE: There's a part of me that is scared right now
because $10,000 is already a lot of money.
At the same time,
I've trusted my dad my entire life ,
and he's always had my back
and he's always given me the best advice.
So I think we should try it.
ERIC STONE: OK. Yeah.
Yeah, give it a shot, man.
Go for it.
ZACH STONE: You want to say it with me?
ERIC STONE: Yeah.
ZACH STONE: Niecy...
ZACH STONE AND ERIC STONE: Let's lock in those lyrics!
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright.
ZACH STONE: Oh, man! Come on.
NIECY NASH: You both said
you wanted to lock in the lyrics.
If you are right, you will bank $25,000
and you are well on your way to a million.
But if you are wrong, you leave with nothing.
For $25,000 guaranteed,
is it, "Was a problem, yo, I'll solve it."
ZACH STONE: Come on.
Oh, come on!
(TENSE DRUM ROLL)
Come on.
(TENSE DRUM ROLL CONTINUING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(ALL CHEERING)
(ZACH AND ERIC LAUGHING)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Oh, my goodness!
ZACH STONE: We did it!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
We did it!
Yes! Oh, man!
NIECY NASH: That is $25,000 guaranteed!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
ZACH STONE: I love you so much!
I love you so much.
NIECY NASH: Oh, my goodness!
You're only six songs away from a million dollars.
Daddy came through.
ZACH STONE: Love you. ERIC STONE: Thank you.
ZACH STONE: I love you. ERIC STONE: Oh, man!
NIECY NASH: Now we're going to try
to double the money again,
this time to $50,000.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Zach, you are all out of backups.
ZACH STONE: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: So think carefully
while you pick this next category.
ZACH STONE: Honestly, all I want to do right now
is hug my wife and tell her I love her.
AUDIENCE: Aw!
ZACH STONE: And so I'm sitting here looking
at Love Songs,
and I'll tell you,
all the barriers that I have broken through,
y'all, I broke through the friend zone after six years.
(AUDIENCE WHISTLING AND CHEERING)
After six years, I asked her if she'd go out with me.
And a few years later, I asked her if she'd marry me.
And she said yes both times.
NIECY NASH: Wow!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
I love that!
ZACH STONE: So I'm loving her,
I'm missing her right now.
I need to do Love Songs.
Let's go there.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: I'm glad you picked Love Songs,
because I'm in love too.
ZACH STONE: Yeah? NIECY NASH: Yeah.
But the only difference between me and your wife
is that I said no every time I got asked,
and I still got a ring on it.
ZACH STONE: Ayyyy!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Yes!
I was broken down! (ZACH STONE LAUGHING)
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"How Deep is Your Love" by the Bee Gees,
or "You Are The Best Thing" by Ray Lamontagne.
(AUDIENCE SHOUTING SUGGESTIONS)
ZACH STONE: I'm going to be completely honest, Niecy.
I don't know either one of these songs well,
but I've probably heard "You Are The Best Thing" more.
So I'm going to go
with "You Are The Best Thing," Ray Lamontagne.
Let's go. (AUDIENCE CHEERING)
NIECY NASH: Alright.
For $50,000, I am going to need six missing words.
We'll start the song from the chorus.
ZACH STONE: Alright, let's go.
NIECY NASH: Hit it, Ricci.
Let's give him some help y'all.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
ZACH STONE: Come on!
Come on!
(BAND PLAYING INTRO TO CHORUS OF "YOU ARE THE BEST THING")
♪ You are the best thing ♪ You're the best thing, yeah
♪ You are the best thing ♪ You're the best thing, baby
♪ You are the best thing ♪ You're the best thing, ooh
♪ That ever happened to me
♪ Baby
♪ We've come a long way, baby
♪ You know, I hope and I pray that you believe me ♪
♪ When I say
Yup.
AUDIENCE: Aw!
(ZACH STONE LAUGHING)
(TENSE MUSIC)
NIECY NASH: Ray Lamontagne said,
"You know I hope and pray that you believe me when I say,"
and you said, "Yup." (AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
How are you feeling about what you're seeing
up here on the board?
ZACH STONE: I don't know.
(TENSE MUSIC CONTINUING)
NIECY NASH: Do you have any other ideas?
ZACH STONE: No, not at all.
Oh, man!
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Welcome back.
We're here with Zach,
who has already banked $25,000 guaranteed.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING) ZACH STONE: Yes, we did!
NIECY NASH: Alright.
Before the break,
Ray Lamontagne said,
"You know I hope and pray that you believe me when I say,"
and you said, "Yup." (AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
ZACH STONE: You know, what would I say to Becca
if I was singing this to her?
♪ You know I hope and I pray that you believe me when I say ♪
♪ That I will always love you
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Aw!
NIECY NASH: Don't look deep in my eyes!
(ZACH STONE AND AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
Whatcha looking at me for?
(AUDIENCE CLAPPING)
He was trying to make me believe it. (LAUGHING)
Yeah, right idea, wrong girl!
(ZACH STONE LAUGHING)
Listen, you have the $25,000. That is guaranteed.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
ZACH STONE: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: So you might as well figure out some words
and take a shot.
ZACH STONE: I think it's,
"When I say that I will always love you."
And I'm going to lock in those lyrics.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright.
You locked in those lyrics.
For $50,000, is it,
"That I will always love you."
ZACH STONE: I can't even look.
(TENSE DRUM ROLL)
Come on, give it to me.
What is it?
AUDIENCE: Aw!
ZACH STONE: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: You did not get that correct.
ZACH STONE: I'm proud I got one word.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
NIECY NASH: It was a beautiful idea though.
Let's take a look and see what the correct lyrics are.
"This love will never fade away."
Here is the thing.
You had a good time with Daddy,
you got money to go to London...
ZACH STONE: That's right.
NIECY NASH: And you are going home with $25,000!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Take a bow!
One more time for Zach!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
Hopefully our next rock star can take home even more money.
She's a full-time Supermom
as well as a baker and restaurant owner.
From Bolton Landing, New York,
put your hands together for Danielle DeSantis.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Yeah!
NIECY NASH: Let me tell you something.
First of all, I love this coordinated outfit.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Thank you, Niecy.
NIECY NASH: Talk to me about being a Supermom
and a restaurant owner.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Yeah, so I'm a wife.
I have two kids.
My son's name is Teddy, he's four.
Stella Lou, she's two, we call her Belly.
They're my life. They're my everything.
My family is just everything to me.
That's why I do what I do.
Oh, look!
AUDIENCE MEMBER: Aw!
DANIELLE DESANTIS: That's my fam.
NIECY NASH: Oh, what a gorgeous family!
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Thank you.
NIECY NASH: Alright, so I also understand
that restaurants runs in your blood.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: It sure does.
I brought my mom here today.
There she is.
NIECY NASH: That's your mama?
DANIELLE DESANTIS: She owns a restaurant too.
So I'm a third generation restaurateur.
My grandpa owned a restaurant, and then my mom.
She put me to work all day long.
I was her only waitress at one point.
I had like 20 tables at a time,
and then, at night, she would tell me to sing or DJ
or something for the dinner crowd.
So yeah, I was taught to work at a young age
and that's where I got my work ethic, for sure.
NIECY NASH: Wow.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
You are definitely a hard-working mama,
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Thank you.
NIECY NASH: so I want to make sure we get you some money.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Thank you, Niecy.
NIECY NASH: So if you give me
the correct missing lyrics to 10 songs,
I'm going to give you $1 million.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Let's take a look at your categories for tonight.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Let's do it.
NIECY NASH: Karaoke Classics, Hall & Oats,
Today's Hits, Pop, Classic Rock,
Sixties, Divas, Breakup Songs, and Hip Hop.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Amazing.
NIECY NASH: Alright, Danielle,
which category would you like to play for first?
DANIELLE DESANTIS: So, right now,
I'm looking at Today's Hits,
because I know I'm really comfortable with that.
That's what we listen to all day at the restaurant.
Sixties, maybe Mom can help with that.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
I think I'm going to start with Today's Hits.
I just want to get on the board right now, Niecy.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Made You Look" by Meghan Trainor,
or "Fancy Like" by Walker Hayes.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: So I'm not really
that well-versed in country.
Meghan Trainor though, we listen to her all the time.
She's iconic.
So I think we're going to go with "Made You Look".
NIECY NASH: OK? DANIELLE DESANTIS: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: Alright.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
So for this first song,
I am looking for four missing words, alright?
And we're going to start the song before the first chorus.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Let's do it.
NIECY NASH: Ricci, she said let's do it.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(BAND PLAYING INTRO TO CHORUS OF "MADE YOU LOOK")
♪ When I do my walk, walk
♪ I can guarantee your jaw will drop, drop ♪
♪ 'Cause they don't make a lot of what I got, got ♪
♪ Ladies, if you feel me, this your bop, bop ♪
♪ Hey, I could have my Gucci on ♪
♪ I can wear my Louis Vuitton
♪ But even with nothing on
♪ I made you look
NIECY NASH: Hey!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Alright.
Meghan Trainor said, "I could wear my Louis Vuitton."
But you said, "Even with nothing on."
How are you feeling about this answer?
DANIELLE DESANTIS: "I could have my Gucci on,
I could wear my Louis Vuitton,
but even with nothing on, I made you look."
I don't know what else it could be.
Yeah, I think I'm going to lock in those lyrics, Niecy.
NIECY NASH: Alright.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
You locked in those lyrics.
If you are correct, the entire line will turn green.
If any word is wrong, it'll turn red and the game is over.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: OK, I'm ready.
NIECY NASH: So, for $2,500,
is it, "Even with nothing on."
(TENSE DRUM ROLL)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
You just banked $2,500!
You are on your way to the million dollar song.
Danielle is just getting started.
There's a lot more to come on "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Welcome back to "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"
I'm here with our chef Danielle, who just cooked up $2,500.
You are on your way to the million dollar song.
This next song is worth $5,000.
Alright, which category do you think
is going to get you there?
DANIELLE DESANTIS: OK, Niecy.
(AUDIENCE SHOUTING SUGGESTIONS)
I love divas.
I feel like a diva,
but I feel like I have to save it for a little while.
I'm going to go with Pop,
because that's where I live
and that's what we really are listening to all day long.
at the bakery.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Let's take a look at your two song choices.
"Fight Song" by Rachel Platten,
or "I'm Like a Bird" by Nelly Furtado.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Wow.
So "Fight Song" is so emotional.
I love it so much.
"I'm Like a Bird" though, that's my childhood.
I got to go with Nelly Furtado.
That reminds me of like being in the car with my friends
and just singing out the window.
You know what I mean?
NIECY NASH: OK.
For $5,000, I am going to need four missing words.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: And the song is going to start right at the top.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Thank you. Perfect.
I got it.
Let's do it!
NIECY NASH: She's ready to do it, Ricci.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(BAND PLAYING INTRO TO "I'M LIKE A BIRD")
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Oh, it's so good.
♪ You're beautiful
♪ That's for sure.
♪ You'll never, ever fade, hey
♪ You're lovely, but it's not for sure ♪
♪ That I won't ever change
♪ And though my love is rare
♪ Though my love is true
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah
♪ I'm like a bird, I'll only fly away ♪
♪ I don't know where my soul is ♪
♪ I don't know where my home is ♪
♪ And baby all I need for you to ♪
♪ I'm like a bird
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright!
Nelly Furtado said, "Where my soul is, I don't know."
You said, "Where my home is."
How are you feeling about this answer?
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Pretty good.
I feel like "where my is" is definitely right.
The word "home," I'm not that sure about it,
but what else could it be?
Let's see.
♪ I don't know where my soul is ♪
♪ I don't know where my home is ♪
Let me think.
I don't want to use the word if I don't have to.
And I think, yeah, I'm ready to lock in those lyrics, Niecy.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Alright.
These lyrics flew right out of you, just like a bird.
Let's see if they are correct.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Let's see.
NIECY NASH: Alright, for $5,000, is it, "Where my home is."
(TENSE DRUM ROLL)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC) Oh!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
There you go!
That's $5,000.
Only eight songs left to the million dollar song.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Now let's try to double that money again.
This time, we're playing for $10,000.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
Which category is going to get you that money?
DANIELLE DESANTIS: You know what, Niecy?
I'm looking at Breakup Songs,
which I don't know that much about,
'cause my husband and I have been together for 15 years.
NIECY NASH: Ooh! Go ahead and rub it in.
I like it, girl.
I like it.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: I just love him so much,
and we have the most amazing family.
But breakup songs are still something
I really enjoy listening to for some reason.
So I think we should go with that.
NIECY NASH: Oh!
I didn't see that coming.
OK!
Breakup Songs.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: They're good songs.
They're emotional, they're powerful, you know?
NIECY NASH: OK, let's take a look
at your two song choices.
"Case of the Ex (Whatcha Going to Do)" by Mya,
or "Cryin'" by Aerosmith.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: OK.
My dad's going to kill me,
because his favorite band is Aerosmith.
and I'm supposed to know a lot more Aerosmith songs
than I do.
But I might end up having to go with that song,
because the Mya song I'm not that familiar with either.
You know, I know I have my Mom,
and she can help me more on the Aerosmith song, possibly.
So I'm going to try the Aerosmith song
and just see how it goes.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
We'll do as good as we can.
NIECY NASH: OK. DANIELLE DESANTIS: Yeah.
NIECY NASH: So for this song,
I am going to need three missing words.
And we'll start the song before the chorus.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Let's do it.
NIECY NASH: Hit it, Ricci.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(BAND PLAYING INTRO TO CHORUS OF "CRYIN'")
♪ All I want is someone I can't even resist ♪
♪ I know all I need to know by the way that I got kissed ♪
♪ I was cryin' when I met you
♪ Now I'm tryin' to forget you
♪ Your love was really
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Ooh, I don't know.
(TENSE MUSIC)
NIECY NASH: How are you feeling about that?
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Um.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
NIECY NASH: Welcome back to "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"
Our bakery owner, Danielle, just sang "Cryin'" by Aerosmith.
She still has her backup singer, which is her mom, Dawn,
and five words if she needs help.
OK.
Before the break, Aerosmith said,
"Now I'm trying to forget you, your love."
You said, "Was really" blank.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Not feeling great about it, Niecy.
I can't lie to you.
NIECY NASH: Alright.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: I really thought
it was something like
♪ Your love was so real to me
But that doesn't make any sense,
'cause there's only three blanks.
I think I'm going to use a word, Niecy.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Which line would you like to see revealed?
DANIELLE DESANTIS: I'm going to do word number three.
♪ Your love was something misery ♪
I almost think the word might be "sweet."
Can I see that up there?
NIECY NASH: Let's put sweet up there, please.
Now the line reads, "Was sweet misery."
DANIELLE DESANTIS: I'm like 30% sure,
and that's just not enough for me.
NIECY NASH: Would you like to use another word?
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Yeah,
'cause I think I have to save my mom for her own moment.
That makes more sense,
and I'm not even sure if she would know this song.
This is more like my dad's genre, for sure.
NIECY NASH: OK.
Which line would you like for us to reveal?
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Number two.
(TENSE MUSIC)
Great.
Well, I'm ready to lock in those lyrics.
NIECY NASH: Oh!
Alrighty then!
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
If you are correct,
you will bank $10,000.
But if you are wrong, my friend,
you leave with nothing.
(TENSE MUSIC)
Is it, "Was sweet misery."
(TENSE DRUM ROLL)
AUDIENCE: Aw!
NIECY NASH: That was incorrect, Danielle.
I am so sorry.
Unfortunately, that means you leave with nothing.
Mom, do you know what the correct word is?
DAWN: I was thinking "is".
NIECY NASH: Mom says "is sweet misery."
Let's see what the correct answer is.
AUDIENCE: Aw!
DAWN: Oh, my God.
I should have used my mom or my last word.
That was devastating,
but really not, because this was such a great experience
and just the most amazing time here.
So thank you. NIECY NASH: Well,
we enjoyed watching you play.
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Thank you.
Thank you so much. NIECY NASH: Please,
give it up one more time for Danielle.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
DANIELLE DESANTIS: Thank you.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
NIECY NASH: Next time, more singers, more songs,
more missing words, and one million dollars
on "Don't Forget the Lyrics!"
Goodnight.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING AND CLAPPING)
(UPBEAT MUSIC CONTINUING)