Michael Rosenthal continues the hot streak with $125,000. Let's find another contestant:
| A. The Fugitive | B. Witness
| C. Working Girl | D. Star Wars | |
Below is the correct order. Use your mouse to highlight the letters.
D. Star Wars
| B. Witness
| C. Working Girl
| A. The Fugitive | |
Let's see who got them right, and who did it the fastest:
| Bill Rushton | WRONG
| Jeff Gardner |
| Andrew Klos | WRONG
| Joe Shipman | 6.33
| Keith Astuto | WRONG
| Ives Doming | 14.79
| Jim Billac | 5.11
| Bill Dickenson | 10.50
| Samatha Pirkowski | WRONG
| Doug Foster | WRONG | |
Jeff is an attorney. When told that nobody's won the million yet, Jeff replies, "First time for everything." When he was called up, his mother burst into tears.
| 1. In humans, which of the following is NOT considered a sense organ? |    A. Eyes | B. Ears
| C. Nose | D. Pants
| Jeff picks the gag answer, D... And that's his final answer. And he's on the board for $100! | ||||
| 2. What does the "C" stand for in YMCA? | | A. Christian | B. Catholic
| C. Community | D. Chicken
| It ain't the gag answer this time. Jeff chooses A... (No "Final Answer") Which is right for $200! | ||||
| 3. Who played the title character in the 1972 movie "The Godfather"? | | A. Andy Garcia | B. Sylvester Stallone
| C. Marlon Brando | D. Corey Feldman
| Jeff goes with C... Which is his final answer. He's right again for $300! LOOGAROO LAMENTS: Make up your minds! If you're going to leave in the "Final answer" part of the question, do so. If you're going to take it out, that's fine too. But stop switching back and forth!! | ||||
| 4. The words "the," "an", and "a" are considered what parts of speech? | | A. Conjunctions | B. Articles
| C. Antecedents | D. Prepositions
| Jeff is certain of the answer. He selects B... And that's his final answer. And he's up to $500! | ||||
| 5. Which of the following spices is traditionally found in eggnog? | | A. Coriander | B. Cumin
| C. Nutmeg | D. Basil
| Adamantly, Jeff states that he usually puts Nutmeg in his eggnog. He picks C... He was adamant about it because he's right!
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| 6. The stories on TV's "Magnum, P.I." usually took place in what state? | | A. California | B. Hawaii
| C. Nevada | D. Florida
| Jeff has never seen the show, so he'll Ask the Audience. A. California - 9% | B. Hawaii - 87% |  C. Nevada - 3% | D. Florida - 1%
| The overwhelming majority once again convinces the contestant. Jeff will go with B... Which is his final answer. And yet again, the audience is right! | ||||||||
| 7. What is the common name for the aurora borealis? | | A. Trade Winds | B. Southern Lights
| C. North Star | D. Northern Lights
| Jeff quickly answers D... And says that's his final answer. Jeff is right again! $4000! | ||||
| 8. In the novel of the same name, what letter of the alphabet was "The Scarlet Letter"? | | A. A | B. B
| C. C | D. D
| Like most people, Jeff read this book in high school. Thus, he knows it's A. That's his choice... And his final answer. High School English teachers rejoice, he's right! | ||||
| 9. The soles of what athletic shoe were first made by pouring liquid rubber into a home waffle iron? | | A. Nike | B. Adidas
| C. Converse | D. Reebok
| Jeff doesn't know the answer. He's also sure that none of his friends would know the answer, either. Reege: "Wanna call your attorney?"
But Jeff is going to bite the bullet. He'll pick C... Reege: "How confident are you?"
Jeff is willing to put $7,000 on the line and go down swinging rather than chicken out at this stage. He'll go with C... But wait - he still wants to think it over now. Reege: "Where are we? I've lost track."
Hesitantly, Jeff picks C... And that's his final answer.
Well, like I said...
Jeff wanted to go down swinging...
And unfortunately, this was his final swing. The answer was A. Nike. LOOGAROO LAMENTS: This was an awful tough question, perhaps better reserved for the upper tier. Still, you've got to admire this guy for having the guts to go for it. I'd have picked Converse as well, so I'd have done no better. | ||||
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