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00:05Jeopardy! Sponsored locally by
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00:10It's Back to School Week
00:14on Jeopardy!
00:15Let's meet today's contestants.
00:20As a National Science Merit Award recipient,
00:22she plans on becoming a surgeon.
00:24From Indiana...
00:25From Indianapolis, Indiana, welcome Emily Jean.
00:29She dances...
00:30She plays softball and hangs with her friends,
00:32but she wants to be a teacher and educate the world.
00:35From Roselle, Illinois, here's Veronica Fazio.
00:39And he...
00:40He may not be the fastest swimmer on the team,
00:42but he was awarded a trophy for most teams...
00:45From Irvine, California, meet Amon Burke.
00:50And now, here is the host of Jeopardy! Alex!
00:56Thank you, Johnny Gilbert.
00:57Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another...
01:00our exciting games in this Back to School Week.
01:03Amon, Veronica, and Emily, good to have you.
01:05with us today.
01:06Pick up your signaling devices,
01:07and we will put you to work right now
01:09in the Jeopardy! route.
01:10This will be fun.
01:12This is easier than the next round.
01:14Here are the categories.
01:15Geography.
01:16Next...
01:17Vocabulary test...
01:20Gosh darn Yankees.
01:22Ballet.
01:23Grown up...
01:25Eat that?
01:26And...
01:27What's on TV, kids?
01:28Amon, where do we start?
01:30Geography for 200, please.
01:31The Great Lakes are Huron, Ontario, Michigan...
01:35Eerie, and this one, whose name implies...
01:38Greatness.
01:39Emily.
01:40Well, it's like...
01:40Superior.
01:41Yes.
01:42Geography for 400, please.
01:43This largest city in New Mexico...
01:45has two Q's and three U's in its name.
01:48Amon.
01:49What is Albuquerque?
01:50That's right.
01:50Vocabulary test for 200, please.
01:52Of...
01:53Tardy, Very Happy, or...
01:54Ful...
01:55of hot air, what the word elated means. Emily.
02:00I was very happy.
02:01Correct.
02:02Vocabulary test for 400, please.
02:03While this word can mean...
02:05...a series of arches, you probably know it better as a place to play pinball.
02:10And video games.
02:11Emily.
02:12What is an arcade?
02:13Yeah.
02:14Ballet.
02:15Ballet for 200.
02:16The ballet Les Patineurs focuses on this athletic past...
02:20...the first time with the dancers gliding by in a wintry setting.
02:25What is skiing?
02:26No.
02:27Veronica?
02:28What is ice skating?
02:29Ice skating.
02:30That's it.
02:30You're on the board and you get to pick.
02:31What's on TV, kids, for 200, please?
02:33The votes are in.
02:35Winners on this show have included Reuben Stoddard and Carrie Underwood.
02:40Emily?
02:41What is American Idol?
02:42Correct.
02:43TV for 400, please.
02:45Melissa Joan Hart starred as this extraordinary teenage witch with ordinary...
02:50teenage problems.
02:51Veronica?
02:52Who is Sabrina the Teenage Witch?
02:54Yes.
02:55TV for 600, please.
02:56Look!
02:57Up in the sky.
02:58It's a bird.
02:59It's a plane.
03:00It's...
03:00It's this WB series about a young Superman.
03:03Veronica?
03:04What is...
03:05Smallville.
03:06Correct.
03:07TV for 800, please.
03:08Seen here on a U.S. stamp.
03:10Most of us see her in eternally popular reruns of shows she starred in.
03:15From the 1950s.
03:16Emily?
03:17Who is Lucille Ball?
03:18Correct.
03:19TV for...
03:20Over 1,000.
03:21George Gore and Parker McKenna Posey are two of the kids on this show.
03:25This sitcom that stars Damon Wayans as their dad.
03:28Amen.
03:29What is My Wife and Kids?
03:30Correct.
03:31For $1,000.
03:32Um...
03:33Geography for 600, please.
03:34Hartford is the capital...
03:35of this New England state.
03:37Amen?
03:38But it's Connecticut?
03:39Right.
03:40Vocabulary test for 600, please.
03:42It's the four-letter word for the president's power to...
03:45reject a bill passed by Congress.
03:47Veronica?
03:48What is...
03:50Oh, too much time.
03:53Sorry.
03:54Emily?
03:55What is a veto?
03:55Yes.
03:56Vocabulary test for 800.
03:57Answer.
03:58Daily double.
03:59Well...
04:00That response gives you a chance to add to your lead.
04:05Um...
04:06I'll wager 1,600, please.
04:08For an even 4,000 if you are...
04:10Right.
04:11Here's the clue.
04:12The name of this branch of math comes from two Greek...
04:15words, meaning earth measure.
04:17What is geometry?
04:18Geometry is the word.
04:19Yes.
04:23Good luck again.
04:25Grown-up seat.
04:26That for 200, please.
04:27If a grown-up tries to serve you the oxtail type of...
04:30this say, no thanks, I'll have the chicken noodle.
04:33Veronica?
04:34What is soup?
04:35Yes.
04:35Uh...
04:36Grown-ups eat that for 400, please.
04:38Don't be fooled.
04:39Calamari is just...
04:40a fancy name for this sea creature that has suction cups on some of its squiggly...
04:45arms.
04:46Emily?
04:47Was it octopus?
04:48No.
04:49Sorry.
04:50Veronica?
04:51What is squid?
04:50Squid.
04:51That's right.
04:52And you go up...
04:53Hang on just a second.
04:54You go up to 1200, you're still in third...
04:55place, but we have to take a break.
04:56So we'll pause for some commercials and then we'll come back to talk to you.
05:02I wish TV...
05:05this guy would lose those little black and white listings.
05:07Okay.
05:08Just tell me what's good.
05:09Uh-huh.
05:10Can you make the whole thing bigger?
05:11Got it.
05:12Announcing the new, big, full-color TV guide this week.
05:15Extreme Makeover Home Edition.
05:16Just 99 cents on newsstands now.
05:20Yeah.
05:21That's a great price.
05:22Okay.
05:23It's a wrap-up.
05:24You turn the knife.
05:25Alright.
05:26I'm gonna do this.
05:27I can't wait a minute.
05:28...let's go.
05:29I've been looking for slayer.
05:30We've got to see if we're looking for slayer from the top of the box.
05:32This is basically a room.
05:34For me.
05:35Let's go.
05:36Let's go.
05:37I think if we're looking for slayer from the top of the guy, I think.
05:39I think this is too ...
05:41I'm not a lot of crazy.
05:44We're gonna take a look at that we've got Nothing.
05:45And we got a lot of crazy gear.
05:46We're gonna take it.
05:48I'm not a little crazy.
05:49All right.
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05:40It's not just for the city, it's of the city.
05:45A healthy...
05:50The first step to start includes early childhood education.
05:53Mike Bloomberg wants to help families.
05:55By doubling the number of pre-K and child care openings.
05:58Using 311 to help parents...
06:00...get information and apply.
06:01It's part of Bloomberg's plan to help middle-class families...
06:05People believe today in this city that tomorrow will...
06:10...be a better day than today.
06:13And that their children and grandchildren...
06:15...have a future in this city.
06:20...
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06:27And I've got my $5.
06:30This fall, if you're an eligible PAD beneficiary, you have to enroll.
06:35And a Medicare prescription drug plan to keep your PAD benefits.
06:38Eleanor, I've got...
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06:50Eyewitness News anchor Diana Williams moderates as the candidates for New Jersey governor's wear off.
06:55An Eyewitness News special presentation, The Vote 2005, the New Jersey governor's...
07:00Editorial Debate, Tuesday at 7 on ABC7.
07:05Today's contestants will receive a computer and printer from AOL.com.
07:08AOL.com has the...
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07:11A faster, easier way to find out what you want.
07:14And more ways to communicate.
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07:18And now, once again, here's Alex.
07:20Thanks, John.
07:21Emily Gong from Indianapolis.
07:23Mm-hmm.
07:25You're a student in grade 7 at Guyon Creek Middle School.
07:29Tell me about the...
07:30Ancient civilization you created.
07:33Okay.
07:33Well, we had to...
07:35To create our own ancient civilization.
07:38This project was called DIG.
07:39And...
07:40And it was in 4th, 6th grade social studies.
07:42We had to create our own ancient civilization.
07:45And make artifacts out of clay.
07:48And then we had to break them and then...
07:50And then another group would come and they would dig them up and try to find out as...
07:55As much as about our civilization as they can.
07:57Did it work well?
07:58Yeah.
07:58Okay.
07:59Veronica Fazio...
08:00From Roselle, Illinois.
08:02Wants to be a teacher.
08:04We love...
08:05We love teachers on our program.
08:06Why do you want to be a teacher?
08:08Um, well, I want to be a teacher.
08:10Because this world would probably not be...
08:15Maybe not even be talking.
08:17This show probably wouldn't even...
08:20Exist and I wouldn't be here today without teachers.
08:23That's a good outlook.
08:24Amen.
08:25Mr. Burke from Irvine, California.
08:27An 11-year-old student and...
08:30Plaza Vista Middle School.
08:33Wants to be a neuros...
08:35Surgeon.
08:36Why?
08:38I like...
08:39I like...
08:40Feeling of getting to operate on someone's brain.
08:44Would you like to...
08:45Operate on my brain?
08:46I would have won.
08:46You want to start small.
08:48Don't you?
08:50All right, let's get back into this.
08:52Veronica, you make a selection, wouldn't you, young lady?
08:55Um, I'll take vocabulary test for a thousand, please.
08:58Answer, it's the Spanish term...
09:00For any of the Spanish conquerors who came to the Americas in the 1500s.
09:05Emily.
09:05What are the conquistadors?
09:07Yes.
09:08Um, geography for 800.
09:09Have you...
09:10Have you been to this capital of Peru?
09:13Amen.
09:14Was Lima.
09:14Yes.
09:15Geography for a thousand, please.
09:16On an alphabetical list of world nations, this country...
09:20Immediately follows the United States.
09:23Amen.
09:23What is United Kingdom?
09:25No.
09:25Veronica or Emily?
09:29Emily?
09:29What is your...
09:30Uruguay?
09:30Uruguay, yes.
09:32Gosh darn Yankees for 200, please.
09:35He was born in Brooklyn in 1944 and was mayor of New York City from 1990...
09:402004 to 2002.
09:42Amen.
09:43Who is Rudy Giuliani?
09:44Correct.
09:45Gosh darn Yankees for 400, please.
09:47This 19th century New Yorker wrote of one guy...
09:50who slept for 20 years and another who went around headless.
09:54Amen.
09:55Who is Rip Van Winkle?
09:56Nope.
09:57Emily?
09:58Who is...
10:00I don't remember.
10:02Oh, that's too bad.
10:03You should not have rung in.
10:04Veronica, you're...
10:05You're not going to rung in on this one.
10:06Amen, you went for the character instead of going for the author, Washington Irving.
10:10We'll come back to you, though, as you make the next selection.
10:13Can I get grown-ups to eat that, please?
10:15Maybe kids would eat more of these green spears if we called them by their German...
10:20name, Spargel.
10:22Veronica?
10:23What is asparagus?
10:24That's it.
10:25Grown-ups, eat that for 800, please.
10:26Unlike Florentine cookies dipped in chocolate and yum...
10:30Eggs, Florentine, is made with this leafy green veggie.
10:34Not so young.
10:35Veronica?
10:36What is...
10:37See ya.
10:40Oh, darn...
10:41Emily or Almond?
10:43I thought you were forming it on your...
10:45Spinach.
10:46Spinach.
10:47Minute to go now, Veronica, as you pick.
10:48Um, grown-ups eat that...
10:50Trifle for a thousand, please.
10:51Trifle is a fancy dessert.
10:52This similar word is a fungus found...
10:55in the forest by trained pigs.
10:57Veronica?
10:58What is a truffle?
10:59Truffle.
10:59That's it.
11:00Yes.
11:00Um, ballet for 400, please.
11:02In part two of the ballet, Jules, the...
11:05Dancers dress like these red gems.
11:08Amun.
11:09What is sapphires?
11:10No.
11:11Emily?
11:12What are rubies?
11:12Rubies are red.
11:13Yes, sapphires are blue.
11:14Yankees for six...
11:15600.
11:16Polio struck this Hyde Park politician in 1921.
11:20Amun.
11:21Who's Franklin Roosevelt?
11:22Yes.
11:23Yankees for 800, please.
11:25Originally from New York City, this microbiologist developed the first vaccine against...
11:30Polio.
11:31Veronica?
11:32Who is...
11:35Oh, that's too bad.
11:37Emily or Amun?
11:38Who is Jonas?
11:40Salk, the famous Salk vaccine.
11:42Amun.
11:42Oh, that does it for this first round.
11:44We have you...
11:45At 1,600 in second place, Veronica in third, which means you, Veronica, will go first.
11:50In double jeopardy, and both you and Amun have to catch Emily, who has the lead for 5,600.
11:55She's 12 years old, that helps.
11:58We'll be back in a moment.
12:00You know what makes Chrysler?
12:05300, the most award-winning new car in history?
12:08Just pick up any one of these magazines.
12:10And read about its precision handling, 5-star crash test rating, and...
12:15Fuel-efficient Hemi V8 engine.
12:17Or you could experience the thrill of driving Chrysler 300.
12:20For yourself, and see what it takes to be the most award-winning new car ever.
12:25Now get a $500 cash allowance that gets you a Chrysler 300.
12:30For under $24,000.
12:33Which candidate for governor's...
12:35Shares our values?
12:36John Corzine supports embryonic stem cell research.
12:39Just like...
12:40Like George Bush, Doug Forrester is opposed.
12:43John Corzine supports closing the loop.
12:45Polls that criminals use to buy guns at gun shows.
12:48Forrester is opposed.
12:50John Corzine has defended the right to choose.
12:53Just like Bush, Doug Forrester has...
12:55Supported Supreme Court justices who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
12:59Only one candidate...
13:00And it is on our side.
13:01John Corzine.
13:03The whole airplane wanted to go to Cal.
13:05What did you do?
13:06We clipped them.
13:06That's what we do.
13:07We fly the plane.
13:08Pilots.
13:09A woman asked me for a...
13:10Soda, so I gave it to her with ice.
13:12So the ice acts as a chilling agent.
13:14Sometimes...
13:15Sometimes people want to sit together.
13:16So I see them next to each other.
13:18It's not rocket science.
13:19It's jet balloon.
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13:40It has more standard horsepower and interior room than Camry and Accord.
13:44Chevy.
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13:53Residency restrictions apply.
13:54Call for details.
13:55That's the Chevy total value promise, and it starts right here.
13:58Find your nearest dealer on...
14:00ChevyOffers.com
14:01I just noticed a little...
14:05Let's go to work in Double Jeopardy now, young lady.
14:09Make a selection from these...
14:10Categories.
14:10Reptiles.
14:11Ooh.
14:12Sports stars.
14:14Take me...
14:15Lead to your former leaders.
14:17We want you to identify the country for us.
14:20We'll deal with fictional characters, American government, and we want you to...
14:25Give me more.
14:26M-O in quotation marks.
14:28Those two letters coming up in each correct response.
14:30Veronica?
14:30Uh, sports stars for $400.
14:33Since 1997, this...
14:35Golfer has won the PGA twice, the Masters four times, the British Open twice, and the U.S.
14:40Let's open twice.
14:42Amen.
14:43Who's Tiger Woods?
14:43Correct.
14:44Take me...
14:45Former leaders for $400, please.
14:47Charles de Gaulle, George Pompidou, Francois Mitterrand...
14:50Amen.
14:52What is France?
14:53Yes.
14:54Former leaders, $800.
14:55Peter Botha, F.W. de Klerk, Nelson Mandela.
15:00Emily?
15:01What is Africa?
15:02What is South Africa?
15:03That's it.
15:04Uh, leaders...
15:05For $1,200.
15:06Conrad Adenauer, Helmut Schmidt, Helmut Kohl.
15:10Amen.
15:10What is Germany?
15:11Yes.
15:12Leaders, $1,600.
15:13Pierre Trudeau.
15:15Brian Mulroney, Jean Chrétien.
15:18Veronica?
15:19What is...
15:20France?
15:21No, sorry.
15:24Amen or...
15:25They were all former Prime Ministers of Canada.
15:29Amen.
15:29Back to you.
15:30Leaders, $2,000, please.
15:32Ferdinand Marcos.
15:34Corazon Aquino.
15:35Joseph Estrada.
15:37Amen.
15:38What is Spain?
15:38No.
15:39No.
15:40Veronica?
15:40What is Mexico?
15:41Nope.
15:43Emily's not going to try.
15:45What are the Philippines?
15:47That's the country in this case.
15:48Amen, we come back to you and we have to go to...
15:50American government, $400,000, please.
15:52This cabinet department is in charge of grading meat.
15:55Poultry and dairy products to ensure their quality.
15:58Veronica?
15:59What is...
16:00The department of food and...
16:03No, sorry.
16:05Emily?
16:05With the department of agriculture.
16:07Agriculture, yes.
16:08Government for $800,000.
16:09And...
16:10Daily double.
16:11Daily double.
16:13All right.
16:15We have a lot of money.
16:16More than $5,000.
16:17Oh.
16:19Ahead of...
16:20I'll wager $1,200.
16:21$1,200 it is.
16:22Here is the clue.
16:23It's the minimum number...
16:25of electoral votes that a state may have in the electoral college.
16:30It's the minimum number...
16:31It's the minimum number...
16:32It's the minimum number...
16:33It's the minimum number...
16:34It's the minimum number...
16:35It's the minimum number...
16:36It's the minimum number...
16:37It's the minimum number...
16:38It's the minimum number...
16:39It's the minimum number...
16:40It's the minimum number...
16:41It's the minimum number...
16:42It's the minimum number...
16:43It's the minimum number...
16:44It's the minimum number...
16:45It's the minimum number...
16:46It's the minimum number...
16:47It's the minimum number...
16:48It's the minimum number...
16:49It's the minimum number...
16:50It's the minimum number...
16:51It's the minimum number...
16:52It's the minimum number...
16:53It's the minimum number...
16:54It's the minimum number...
16:55It's the minimum number...
16:56It's the minimum number...
16:57400 a water-filled barrier around the castle
17:00Amin
17:02American government to 1,200
17:04The Great Seal of the United States features a
17:07Bald Eagle with a ribbon in its mouth
17:09Bearing this Latin motto
17:12Monica
17:12What is e pluribus unum?
17:14Correct
17:15Uh, gimme mo for 800
17:17It can be a chocolatey flavor
17:19Or a Yemeni port city famous for its coffee
17:22And that would be mocha
17:27Good job
17:28Veronica, you go again
17:29Um, I'll take Sports Stars for 800
17:32After leading Team USA to the Olympic gold in soccer in 2004
17:37He retired with a record 158 international goals
17:41Amin
17:42A ham
17:43Yes
17:44Reptiles, 400
17:45After alligators were declared protected
17:47In the United States
17:48Caymans were brought from this continent as a substitute
17:53Emily
17:54For South America
17:55Right
17:56Reptiles for 800
17:57The Native American word Torope
17:59Gives us this name for a turtle that was a
18:02Common Native American food
18:03And that word
18:07Is Terrapin
18:08Terrapin
18:09Emily, go again
18:10Reptiles for 1200
18:11Grossness
18:12Press alert
18:13The banded gecko doesn't just shed this
18:15But rips it off in strips
18:17That it then swallows
18:19Emily
18:20Was it skin?
18:21Yes
18:22Ew
18:22Thank you
18:23Reptiles for 1600
18:24Answer
18:25Daily Double
18:26It's a video
18:27It's a video
18:28It's a video
18:29It's a video
18:30It's a video
18:31Thank you
18:32Eight hundred
18:33Eight hundred it is
18:34Here is the clue for you
18:35Kelly, please
18:36The name of
18:37This animal
18:38Found in Africa
18:39Is from the Greek
18:40For ground lion
18:41What is an iguana?
18:43No
18:44What is an iguana?
18:45No
18:46What is a chameleon
18:47Chameleon
18:48Alright
18:49You're at 6400
18:50You're still
18:51Comfortably in the lead
18:52Select again
18:53Reptiles for 2000
18:54If the pupil of the eye is round
18:56The reptile is diurnal
18:58If it looks like a slit
19:00This opposite
19:01Amen
19:02What is nocturnal?
19:03Nocturnal
19:042000 more for you
19:05Government 1600
19:06The first amendment
19:07To the constitution
19:08Guarantees the right
19:09Of the people
19:10Peaceably
19:11To do this
19:12Emily
19:13What is a
19:14What is a
19:15What is a
19:16Vote
19:17Nope
19:18Almond
19:19What's protest
19:20Nope
19:21Veronica
19:22Is not going to try
19:23To peaceably
19:24Assemble
19:25Assemble
19:26Alright
19:26You pick again
19:27Amen
19:28Government 2000
19:29Please
19:30In the absence
19:31Of the vice
19:31President
19:32It's the title
19:33Of the person
19:34Who heads
19:35The United States Senate
19:36Amen
19:36Who is
19:37The
19:38President
19:39Of the Senate
19:40Nope
19:41Emily
19:42Who is the Speaker
19:43Of the House
19:44No
19:45The President
19:46Of the Senate
19:46is the vice president of the United States.
19:48The term we're going for is the president pro tem.
19:51It's been a minute to go now.
19:52Amen, you pick again.
19:53Give me Mo, 1,200.
19:54Answer, also called Angora.
19:56It's the soft, silky wool of the Angora goat.
20:01And the Mo this time is Mo hair.
20:05Mo hair.
20:06Fictional characters, 400.
20:08In the Fellowship of the Ring,
20:10Gandalf warns this.
20:11Young Hobbit to keep the ring safe
20:13and keep it secret.
20:15Amen.
20:16Who's Frodo?
20:16Yes.
20:18800 fictional characters.
20:19The middle name of this...
20:21The funny first grader is Beatrice,
20:22but she just likes to use the initial B,
20:25and that's all.
20:26Veronica.
20:27Who is Junie B. Jones?
20:28Yes.
20:29Um, sports...
20:31Two stars for 1,200.
20:32These two sisters top the WTA's money leaders list.
20:36In tennis tournaments in 2002.
20:39Veronica.
20:39Who are Venus and Serena Williams?
20:41Correct.
20:41You're on the plus side now.
20:42Keep it going.
20:43Uh, sports stars for 1,600.
20:45In 2005...
20:46Guard Steve Nash became the first Canadian
20:48to be named MVP of this league.
20:52Veronica.
20:52What is hockey?
20:53Nope.
20:55Ammon?
20:56What is the NBA?
20:57NBA.
20:57Basketball.
20:58Yes.
20:58Fictional characters, 1,200.
21:00In Little...
21:01Women, she's the tomboy among the four March sisters.
21:06And that would be Joe.
21:08Ammon, back to you.
21:09Oh, darn.
21:10We won't get a chance.
21:11For any more questions,
21:12and that's bad news for Veronica.
21:14She made a comeback there,
21:15and she was on the plus...
21:16side for a moment or two,
21:17but she winds up at minus 1,200.
21:19So it's $1,000 for you.
21:21And a brand-new computer as well, Veronica.
21:23And in final,
21:24it'll be Ammon and Emily.
21:25It's...
21:26It's a close game.
21:27Here's the final Jeopardy! category.
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25:08With the scores you see
25:09in front of Emily...
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25:12Neither player
25:12can reach $10,000
25:13with their wager
25:15in this finals.
25:16So somebody is going
25:16to wind up...
25:17The winner will wind up
25:18having their total
25:19augmented to an even $10,000.
25:21It all depends on your knowledge
25:23of historic people
25:23and this final Jeopardy clue.
25:26At 81,
25:27this Pennsylvanian
25:28was the oldest delegate
25:29at the 1787...
25:31Constitutional Convention.
25:3330 seconds.
25:33Go.
25:36Go.
25:37Go.
25:37Go.
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26:11Who was Benjamin Franklin?
26:14I have bad news for you.
26:16You forgot an N in Mr. Franklin's first name, and that means...
26:21We can't accept that as a correct response because it affects the pronunciation and it costs...
26:26...to everything you had.
26:27So let's go down here to Amon Burke.
26:29He had $3,200.
26:30He's smiling.
26:31Why is that?
26:32He wrote down who was Benjamin Franklin, and he spelled it all correctly.
26:36And the raise was $800.
26:38He gets $4,000, but that gets bumped up to $10 million.
26:41And Emily, you'll go home with $2,000 as he becomes the winner today.
26:44And Emily, you'll go home with $2,000.
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