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Paul's Web Space: Fan Stuff: Who is the Mole?: Episode 6
In the evening of Day 10 the team faced off with terrorists. On Day 11 they played TicTacToe with sheep and then foiled an extortion attempt.
| $10000 or Nothing |
Terrorist Attack |
| The team had piantball guns with which to defend a
bowl of water within an old homestead. They had to keep
if safe until 2 am, but there were terrorists waiting to
move. From the afternoon they could seem them lying in the long grass waiting to attack. When the attack did come in the late of the night, it was over in minutes, the bowl destroyed, Shane 'killed' and $10,000 lost. |
| $5000 or Nothing |
Sheep-Tac-Toe |
| In a bit of fun, the team had one hour to beat the
owner of a farm retreat at Tic-Tac-Toe, playing with
Sheep marked with naughts and crosses. However they were
under the watchful eye of the RSPCA and any mistreatment
of the animals would lead to instant loss. The first game was a tie, but in the second they came through and won the $5000. |
| $10000 and A or $10000 |
Ballarat Town Hall Extortion |
| With Michael and Hal as extornists they would win
free passes for themselves and $10000 for the group if
they could successfully exchange suitcases with their
victims (the rest) without being photographed. The others
were trying for the $10000 as well and if they took the
photos it would rob Hal and Michael of the free pass. Using the surviellence cameras in the Ballarat Town Hall it looked like Hal and Michael may have been able to get away with it. But when the others realised that they were using them they quickly tracked the room down and took the incriminating photos. But their work was almost for nothing as they realised they still hadn't exchanged the briefcases, with seconds to spare the drop went off and the team was $10,000 dollars richer |
Michael. He was supposed to cover the back of the house but didn't, and he kind of gave away that he and Hal were using the video cameras.
Shane Jolley (now he can appear in those iPrimus ads)
$65,000 out of a possible $130,000
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