The show's logo.
Spin for Riches, stylized as $pin for Riches, is a game show on Game Show Island. It is held in Miami and hosted by the Spin for Riches Host. The game show is a parody of Wheel of Fortune.
Gameplay[]
Spin for Riches features three contestants who take turns spinning a wheel to spell out certain words. A hint is given at the beginning of each round. The wheel contains letters, "?" symbols, and a radioactive symbol. If a radioactive symbol is spun, the player's turn ends. If a letter is chosen, it is revealed how many of the depicted letter are in the phrase, and the spots where the letters go are filled in. If there are none of the letter in the phrase, the player's turn ends. If a "?" is spun, then the player gets to choose their own letter to guess. Regardless of which method is used, if the player's letter is correct, they get to spin the wheel again. If the player knows the answer, they may use up a turn guessing and dragging letters into the blank spots. If they get the answer correct, they win the round. Otherwise, their turn ends. The game goes on for three rounds, and the player with the most money wins.
Questions[]
| Hint | Answer | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Two Great Tastes that Taste Great Together | Peanut Butter and Jelly | Refers to peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. |
| Their Life is Sweet | Zack and Cody | The Suite Life of Zack & Cody is a TV show starring the titular characters. "Suite" and "sweet" are homonyms. |
| No One Can Call Him a Blockhead | Phineas | Phineas is a character in the cartoon Phineas and Ferb. Nobody can call him a "blockhead" because his head is shaped like a triangle. |
| He's Not a Fan of Lady Gaga's Wardrobe | Her Drycleaner | May refer to Lady Gaga's meat dress. |
| He Invented the Moonwalk, Not Micheal Jackson! | Neil Armstrong | Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon. Moonwalking is a dance by Michael Jackson. |
| According to the Tee Shirt, a Man with Many Emotions | Chuck Norris | References the "The Emotions of Chuck Norris" T-shirt, which has been replicated with other popular characters. |
| Spaceman Spiff's Alter Ego | Calvin | A recurring theme in the Calvin and Hobbes comic strip is Calvin imagining himself as different characters (usually ones he invents), with Spaceman Spiff being one of them. |
| A Cat and a U.S. President | Garfield | References both Garfield, titular character of the Garfield comic strip, and James A. Garfield, a U.S. president. |
| Better Come Inside if You See These | Cumulonimbus Clouds | Cumulonimbus clouds are capable of producing lightning. |
| George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, but Not John Adams | Virginians | John Adams was not from the state of Virginia, while George Washington and Thomas Jefferson were. |
| Maybe This Song was Dedicated to Darth Vader | Every Breath You Take | One of the things Darth Vader, from the Star Wars franchise, is known for is the sound of his breathing through his helmet. "Every Breath You Take" is a song by The Police. |
| When You Hear It, You Should Be on Your Feet | The National Anthem | The Star-Spangled Banner is the national anthem of the United States. It is a custom for people to stand up and place their right hand over their heart and left hand behind their back when the song plays. |
| The Band, Not the Bugs | John Paul George and Ringo | The Beatles are a band that consists of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. The bugs in question are beetles. |
| A Movie About Disco or a Weekend Text to a Friend When You're Sick | Saturday Night Fever | Saturday Night Fever is the name of a movie. A fever is a common illness. |
| Advice You'd Give to a Frog | Look Before you Leap | Frogs are known for their jumping abilities. "Look before you leap" is an idiom meaning "consider the possible consequences before taking action." |