danielle hope sang the 2010 version of "over the rainbow".
danielle hope sang the 2010 version of "over the rainbow".
who sang the 2010 version of "over the rainbow"?
danielle hope
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sometimes a few words turn green at a time rather than all of them at once, creating suspense; this is often done if one or more words will turn out to be wrong, and the incorrect word or words generally will show up in the final reveal. if the words are all correct, the contestant's score increases to a higher amount, accompanied in the 2007-09 version by music previously used for a correct answer on "show me the money" (a shorter version of that music accompanies a reveal of part of the lyrics, and the 2010 version uses a variation of the correct answer sound from duel). lyrics that turn red are incorrect will result in different situations depending on version. in the 2007-2009 version, that signaled the game ending, but correct words are still colored green. a contestant who locked in incorrect lyrics before hitting the $25,000 mark would end up leaving the show with no money; going for $25,000 after winning $10,000 is the last point in the game at which a contestant can leave with nothing. after passing the $25,000 mark, the contestant is guaranteed that amount; incorrect lyrics between the $50,000 and the $500,000 songs will knock the contestant's winnings down to $25,000. in the 2010 version, the contestant continues playing, with no money won or lost. in the 2007-2009 version, after nine correct answers, contestants can choose to go for the "million-dollar song". in the 2010 version, regardless of the level they have reached, contestants can choose to go for the final song.
don't forget the lyrics! (american game show)