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>> yeah. steve: what do you do, tommy? >> i am a radio disc jockey at 99x here in atlanta. steve: i love you, man. >> and i'm also-- steve: see, you got that radio voice. >> i try. steve: see, i got a big show. i ain't got the radio voice. >> you don't need it, steve. it's overrated. steve: cut these jokes on and let 'em rip. so, what else you do? >> i'm also the pregame emcee for the atlanta braves down at turner field and-- steve: wow. that's good. good luck with all of it. >> thank you. steve: hey, tommy, name something you might have to jiggle to get it working. >> steve, whenever you want a nice salty snack or a candy bar, how about jiggling the vending machine a little bit? i know you're not suppo-- steve: jiggling the vending machine. all right, brown family, here you go. name something you might have to jiggle to get it working. >> we're gonna say a man's private parts. >> yay.
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>> good answer, serena. steve: i promise you, when i walked over here, that never crossed my mind. there's no way i figured that-- i just--i'm thinking of everything. keys, toilet handles, a flashlight. i'm thinking of objects that's, you know--it's... the man's thing. >> [scream] steve: [mouths] number 6. audience: computer/laptop. steve: number 4. >> remote control. steve: 3. >> watch. steve: let's go. give me christine, give me freda.
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all right, guys, here we go. top 7 answers on the board. if a woman hooked her husband up to the clapper, name something he might start doing that would make her clap him off. christine. >> yelling? steve: yelling. freda? pass or play? >> let's play, yeah. >> we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. hey, kim, if a woman hooked her husband up to the clapper, name something he might start doing that would make her clap him off. >> snoring. steve: snoring. katie, if a woman hooked her husband up to the clapper, name something he might start doing that would make her clap him off. >> uh, what about, let's see. uh, helping out more
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with the children? steve: start helping out with the children. you stop it. helping out with the kids. you stop all that. stop all that helping. i got this. colleen? >> yes. steve: if a w-- ha. if a woman hooked her husband up to the clapper, name something he might start doing that would make her clap him off. >> how about...watching sports? >> yes. good answer. steve: watching sports. tommy, if a woman hooked her husband up to the clapper, tell me something he might start doing that would make her clap him off. >> starting to try to have sex. steve: [chuckles] make him stop trying to have sex. christine, only one strike. >> how about getting intoxicated? drinking? >> yes.
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steve: start drinking. it's a good answer. kim, we got to be careful, darling. we got 2 strikes, kim. if a woman hooked her husband up to the clapper, name something he might start doing that would make her clap him off. >> passing gas. steve: passing gas. katie, again, 2 strikes. you got to be careful. brown family can steal. >> what about hanging out with his friends? steve: hanging out with his friends. >> [shouting] steve: brown family, y'all ain't coming out of huddle with a lot of confidence. this is a tough one. if a woman hooked her husband up to the clapper, name something he might start doing that would make her clap him off. >> work harder.
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steve: you stop working. stop working. number 5. audience: singing. steve: number one. >> talking. steve: it's right there. well, the brown family, 56, mcnulty family, 55. the goal, 300 points, so don't go away. the goal, 300 points, s[ female announcer ] how did we make new hot pockets sandwiches even tastier? new quality ingredients. we now have premium cuts of meat, like 100% angus beef... and hickory ham. that's right, baby. [ female announcer ] and our tasty new buttery seasoned crusts. then...we add hot. ♪ because hot makes everything better. [ female announcer ] new hot pockets... mmmm.
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here we go. we've got the top 5 answers on the board. besides another person, tell me something else you've kissed. kim. >> a frog. steve: a frog. wow. frog. pass or play? >> let's play. come on, yeah. all right. steve: and then kim looked at me and said, "it could be a pet." [laughter] >> it could. my kids have had pet frogs before. steve: that's a very true statement. frog could be... >> i have a pet frog. steve: that's very-- you could have one. you just threw me a little bit. >> oh, sorry. it was up there. steve: katie. >> yes, steve. steve: besides another person, tell me something else you've kissed. >> what about a picture? a picture of someone you love. steve: a picture. >> good answer. steve: colleen, besides another person, tell me something else
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you've kissed. >> how about the mirror? got to practice. steve: yeah, i see you, colleen. the mirror. tommy, only one strike. besides another person, tell me something else you've kissed. >> how about a letter? sending it off. steve: a letter. all right, christine, got to be careful. besides another person, tell me something else you've kissed. >> how about a good-luck charm? >> yes. good answer. steve: they want you to be more specific. >> a rabbit's foot? steve: kiss a rabbit's foot. wow. that was pretty good right there. we got 2 strikes, kim.
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brown family can steal, so be careful. >> i think everyone's done this when they were a kid and made out with their pillow before the--to practice. >> good answer. steve: kissing that pillow real hard. all right, brown family, here we go. besides another person, tell me something else you've kissed. >> we're gonna say a stuffed animal. steve: a stuffed animal. number 4. audience: the ground. steve: well, the brown family, 202, mcnulty family, 55, but, hey, it's still anybody's game. let's keep playing. this is a good one. we'll be back, folks. announcer: closed captioning we'll be back, folks. announcer: closed captioning iwhat makes your family smile?
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backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. mmmm, ok! ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching. an intense ache all over. it was hard to do what mattered. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia... thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain. for some, as early as the first week of treatment. now, i can do more with the ones i love. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, changes in eyesight including blurry vision, muscle pain with fever, or tired feeling. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and feet.
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it's new kool-aid liquid. squirt some into water and boom. kool-aid. but, you are kool-aid. well people get freaked out when you drink from your own head. like, real freaked out. [ male announcer ] smile. it's kool-aid. steve: welcome back to "family feud." the brown family, 202, the mcnulty family, 55. give me katie, give me seba. here we go, guys. point values are triple. we've got the top 4 answers on the board. name a place where a wife hopes her husband doesn't stop on his way home from-- >> strip club. steve: stri-- strip club. name a place where a wife hopes her husband doesn't stop on his way home from work.
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>> parents' house. steve: you better not be stopping at your mama's house. >> play. >> we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. >> good job. all right. steve: colleen, let's just get to it. name a place where a wife hopes her husband doesn't stop on his way home from work. >> the bar. steve: the bar. tommy, tell me a place that a wife hopes her husband doesn't stop on the way home from work. >> casino. gambling place. steve: the casino. christine, only one strike. name a place where a wife hopes her husband doesn't stop on his way home from work. >> how about a mistress' house? another woman's house. steve: don't stop at the mistress' house, please. >> good answer! steve: kim, only one answer left. if it's there,
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you clear the board, your family wins the game. name a place where a wife hopes her husband doesn't stop on his way home from work. >> how about his buddy's house? >> yeah. steve: his buddy's house for the win. katie, you've got 2 strikes. if it's there, your family wins the game. if it's not there, the brown family can steal and win. >> ok, what about the liquor store, steve? the liquor store. steve: the liquor store for the win. >> [screaming] steve: hey, almost had y'all there. man, that was almost-- all look good on tv. i was proud of y'all. mcnultys, let's go. i need 2 people. we're going to play for $20,000.
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steve: welcome back to the "feud," everybody. the mcnulty family won the game, and now it's time to play... audience: "fast money"! steve: there you go. come on, tommy, man. let's win this money. you ready? >> yes. steve: 20 seconds on the clock. name something a couch potato might be wearing when he's on the couch. >> underwear. steve: tell me something that's always worth getting up early for. >> school. steve: name a food you take the skin off before eating. >> potato. steve: what's the perfect age to get married? >> 25. steve: name a cocktail every bartender should know how to make. >> vodka tonic. [bell dings] steve: my man. come on, let's go. come on, tommy. let's see what we got, baby. all right, i said name something a couch potato might be wearing
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when he's on the couch. you said...his underwear. survey said... mm-hmm. tell me something that's always worth getting up early for. you said...go to school. learn yourself something. survey said... [grunts] name a food you take the skin off before eating. you said...potato. survey said... there you go. >> all right. steve: what's the perfect age to get married? you said...25. survey said... >> all right! there you go, buddy. there you go. i said name a cocktail every bartender should know how to make. you said...your personal favorite, vodka tonic. survey said... [buzzer] >> all right. steve: that's ok. we're close. come on, let's go. go over here. go over here. we got christine. come on, christine. christine. >> yes, sir.
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steve: he did fairly well. he came up, closed it out good. i need you to give me all you got. now, tommy got 71. you need 129. it's gonna be a little bit more difficult this time, so we're gonna give you 25 seconds. you ready? >> i am ready. steve: all right, let's remind everyone of tommy's answers. 25 seconds on the clock. here we go. name something a couch potato might be wearing when he's on the couch. >> pajamas. steve: tell me something that's always worth getting up early for. >> uh, work. steve: name a food you take the skin off before eating. >> an orange. steve: what's the perfect age to get married? >> 25. [buzz buzz] steve: try again. >> uh, 30. steve: name a cocktail every bartender should know how to make. >> cosmopolitan. [bell dings] steve: wow. come on, lady. that--i like it. i like your chances here. let's go. we need 129 points. name something a couch potato
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might be wearing when he's on the couch. you said...pajamas. survey said... >> yes! steve: pajamas was the number one answer. then i said, tell me something that's always worth getting up early for. you said...work. survey said... work and job was the number one answer. we're 80 out. i said name a food you take the skin off before eating. you said...an orange. survey said... >> yes. steve: orange was the number one answer. i said, what's the perfect age to get married? you said...30. survey said... 25 was the number one answer. we're 33 away. i said name a cocktail every bartender should know how to make.
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you said...cosmopolitan. that's a ladies' drink. survey said... >> aww. steve: oh, wow. martini. martini was the number one answer. boy, she took a shot at it, man. she took a real shot. well, that's $5 a point for a total of 845 bucks, but they're coming back right here on "family feud." i'm steve harvey. we'll see you next time, folks. man, she was ripping them off.
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kentucky, it's the willinger family! and from my old stomping ground dallas, texas, it's the mccauley family. everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and remember, if the willinger family wins today's game, they're gonna drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me ken, give me gary. guys, top 7 answers on the board. here we go. we asked 100 married men name something of yours that your friends make fun of. >> your haircut. steve: ken. your haircut. pass or play? >> we're gonna play, steve. steve: play.
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all right, katie. we talked to 100 married men. name something of yours that your friends make fun of. >> i'm gonna say their wife, like if they got a nagging wife or something. steve: their wife. >> good answer, katie, good answer! yeah! steve: hey, kristie. >> yeah. steve: i don't how you could--let's just see. >> your job. >> good answer! steve: your job. susan, we talked to 100 married men. name something of yours that your friends make fun of. >> i'm gonna say their clothes. steve: their clothes. hi, kelly. >> hello. steve: only one strike. >> what about your house? >> your house. good answer. steve: your house. you got two strikes. you've got to be careful, man. mccauley
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family can steal. >> uh, beer gut. steve: your beer gut. >> yeah! steve: hey, katie. we talked to 100 married men. name something of yours that your friends make fun of. >> i'm gonna go with their muscles. steve: their muscles. all right, mccauley family. here's your chance, gary. we talked to 100 married men. name something of yours that your friends make fun of. >> manhood. [applause] i got some mean friends. steve: well, i'm a man. i don't really--i ain't got no friends i'd have showed it to, so... >> ha ha ha! steve: hey, hey,ellas. hey. you want to see something? >> ha ha ha! >> ha ha ha! [laughter and applause]
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steve: your manhood for the steal. >> whoo! steve: number 7. audience: my ears. steve: 6. audience: my big mouth. steve: 3. audience: my car/mom van. steve: wow. let's go. question two. give me katie, give me beckie. t's go. ladies, here we go. top 4 answers are on the board. we asked 100 women name something you'd have to get used to if you were married to a vampire. beckie. >> those fangs. steve: those fangs. >> play! steve: they're gonna play. >> we're gonna play! >> whoo, whoo, whoo! steve: gary, introduce your family. >> before i introduce the
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family, i've got something i want you to see. i want to show you. steve: ok. >> 30 years ago, we were on "family feud" with richard dawson. we won $29.42 apiece. [laughter and applause] there's who's fault it is right there. steve: why? what happened to miss jetta? >> we were leading the whole time. last question, bang, she buzzed in first. the question was how do kids get from place to place? i'm thinking, "god, please let it be bicycle." she says, "parents." i knew then it was over. she got the number two. bicycle was number one. game over. steve: yeah, but parents was a good answer. >> let me tell you what happened. steve: ok. what happened? i'll tell you what, i'll tell you what--go ahead, miss jetta. what happened? >> well, when we were trying out and he said, "we're going to the family feud to try out, but you're not going," and i said, "why am i not going?" he
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said, "you caused us to lose the last time, so you're not going." and i said--ahem--"if you want to get mad at somebody, turn around at your wife." >> ha ha ha! >> when it come her time to say something, she said, "uh, uh." [laughter and applause] steve: what's going on here? >> that's true. steve: wait a minute, beckie. is this your mother? >> it was. >> ha ha ha! steve: "it was." every time i come to you, boy, you better have a good answer because, boy, you gonna get rolled like a rented mule if your answers ain't working. man, this is gonna be real exciting. you've introduced everybody? >> my wife beckie of 33 years... steve: uh-uh. >> my daughter shannon... steve: hi, shannon. >> hi. nice to meet you. steve: what do you do? nice to meet you. >> i am a single mom of a 7-year-old daughter, and we
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live in dallas of course, and she is a model at a top agency there in dallas. steve: pretty gorgeous little girl, huh? >> i have to say she is. >> absolutely. >> yeah. steve: everybody, everybody? thank you. well, congratulations. that's pretty good. hey. here we go. we asked 100 women name something you'd have to get used to if you were married to a vampire. >> drinking blood. steve: drinking blood. miss jetta. >> yes, sir. steve: oh, you back on "family feud." finally got here. >> finally did. steve: that guy on that end. >> i know it. steve: that gary just won't let it go. >> yep. i've been trying to accept him, but you know. ha ha! steve: this is in-fighting on "family feud." this is the family feud. this ain't got nothing to do with them. this has got to get settled today once and for all. all right.
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here we go. we talked to 100 women. name something you'd have to get used to if you were married to a vampire. >> covering up teeth marks. steve: covering up the teeth marks. brian, how you doing? >> mr. harvey, how are you, sir? steve: my man. you ready? >> absolutely. steve: hey. we talked to 100 women. name something you'd have to get used to if you were married to a vampire. >> i'm gonna say sleeping in a coffin. >> yeah! steve: sleep--ha ha ha! sleeping in a coffin. only got one strike. we talked to 100 women. name something you'd have to get used to if you were married to a vampire. >> my white skin. >> good answer, good answer, good answer. >> whoops. steve: guess i--guess i'll just leave that one alone. obviously that ain't got nothing to do with me, so i don't know where we going with this here, but--i
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don't know what he meant by that but something to do with his white skin. hey, uh, beckie, we got two strikes. there's only one answer left, though. you could clear the board. 3 seconds. >> i will say, um, no friends. steve: ain't got--he ain't got no friends. no friends. all right, willingers. here's your chance. we asked 100 women name something you'd have to get used to if you were married to a vampire. ken? >> how about used to them being immortal? steve: used to them being immortal. number 4. audience: cooking without garlic. steve: come on. don't go away. we'll be right back. somebody's playing for a car today! [ female announcer ] how did we make new hot pockets sandwiches
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steve: welcome back to "family feud," everybody. the mccauley family 91, the willinger family 72. give me kristen, give me shannon. let's go. point values have doubled, ladies. here we go. top 5 answers on the board. name a famous harry. >> harry potter. steve: harry potter. >> whoo! steve: pass or play? >> we're gonna play! steve: they're gonna play. hey, susan. let's go. name a famous harry. >> i think there's a harry on "the three stooges." >> all right. good answer. >> i don't know if there is or not. i think it's larry. >> or larry. steve: larry, curly, and moe. you just threw me into something with that. mr. harry stooges.
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heh heh. kelly. >> yes? steve: name a famous harry. >> harry truman. steve: harry truman. ken, tell me a famous harry. >> harry...douglas. steve: oh, yeah. yeah. my man. harry douglas. i remember him. yeah. he worked down at the midas muffler shop. harry douglas. boy, that boy sure know how to take a muffler down. harry douglas the muffler man. ohh! uh, we got to be careful here, katie. we got two strikes. the mccauley family can steal. steve: um, harry goodman. i have no idea. >> good answer.
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>> he might be out there somewhere. steve: what'd you say his name was? >> uh, harry goodman. steve: oh. >> yeah. you know him, right? steve: harry goodman. all right. here we go. here's a chance to steal. name a famous harry. >> dirty harry. steve: dirty harry. number 5. audience: prince harry. eve: 3. audience: harry houdini. steve: and remember, if the willinger family wins today's game, they're gonna drive out of here in a brand-new car. we'll find out right after this. what makes your family smile? backflips and cartwheels. love, warmth. here, try this. mmmm, ok! ching! i like the fact that there's lots of different tastes going on. mmmm! breakfast i'm very impressed. this is a great cereal! honey bunches of oats. i hear you crunching.
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steve: hey. we got a good one for you. welcome back to "family feud." let's go! mccauley family 227, willingers got 72. let's get it on. give me susan, give me jetta. let's go. ladies, point values have tripled. top 4 answers are on the board. name something underage kids do to get into an "r" movie. >> lie about their age. steve: lie about their age. >> whoo! steve: pass or play? >> we're gonna play! steve: they're gonna play. >> we're gonna play. >> yeah! whoo! steve: kelly, name something underage kids do to get in an "r" movie. >> they sneak in! steve: they sneak in. >> yeah! steve: ken, tell me something that underage kids do to get into an "r" movie.
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>> they go with their parents. >> good answer, good answer. yes! steve: they go with their parents. katie. >> yes. steve: there's only one answer left. >> buy a ticket for a different movie. >> good answer! steve: buy a ticket to a different movie. kristen. >> i'm gonna go with stay in the theater that you know it's going to be playing in. >> good answer, good answer! steve: stay in the theater that it's gonna be playing in. susan. >> yes. steve: there's one answer left. if it's there, you folks are driving away in a brand-new car. that's it, but now you
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have two strikes. if it's not there this time, the other family can steal and win the game. so, susan, name something underage kids do to get into an "r" movie. >> i'm gonna say they wear a disguise. >> good answer! >> good answer! steve: for the car, they wear a disguise. [willingers cheering] [cheering and applause] brian, let me tell you something. nice family, though. nice family. great family.
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steve: all right. you ready? >> yes. steve: 20 seconds on the clock, please. if people could have spare body parts, name something you wouldn't mind having an extra one of. >> hands. steve: name something two people might squeeze into. >> sleeping bag. steve: how many people do you think will attend your funeral? >> 100. steve: name something people smell before they buy it. >> soap. steve: name something in the bathroom you use most often. >> shampoo. [ding ding ding] steve: pretty good. come on. let's go, darling. if people could have a spare body part, name something you wouldn't mind having an extra one of. you said extra hands. survey said... there you go. name something two people might squeeze into. you said sleeping bag. survey said... >> yeah! steve: how many people do you think will attend your funeral?
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you said 100. survey said... >> good job! steve: name something people smell before they buy it. you said soap. survey said... >> that's all right. steve: then i said name something in the bathroom you use most often. you said shampoo. survey said... all right. that's ok. you got a partner. you got a partner. come on, kristen. kristen. >> yes? steve: you know what i said when you were walking on the way out here? >> what? steve: this is very doable. kelly got 78 points. you need 122. it's gonna be a little bit tougher this time, so we're gonna give you 25 seconds. you ready? >> ready. steve: all right. let's remind everyone of kelly's answers. 25 seconds on the clock. if people could have spare body parts, name something you wouldn't mind having an extra one of.
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>> another hand. steve: try again. >> another foot. steve: name something two people might squeeze into. >> a car. steve: how many people do you think will attend your funeral? >> uh, 100. steve: try again. >> 50. steve: name something people smell before they buy it. >> perfume. steve: name something in the bathroom you use most often. >> soap. [buzz buzz] uh, body lotion. [ding ding ding] steve: we was trying. we tried it. all right. let's go. i said if people could have spare body parts, name something you wouldn't mind having an extra one of. you said a foot. survey said... yeah. don't nobody want another foot. hand was the number one answer. name something two people might squeeze into. you said a car. survey said... sleeping bag was the number one answer. how many people do you think will attend your funeral? you said 50. survey said...
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50 was the number one answer. name something people smell before they buy it. you said perfume. survey said... fruit was the number one answer. we need a bunch. name something in the bathroom you use most often. you said body lotion. survey said... [buzz] toilet. toilet was number one. toilet. that's why you go in there. $5.00 a point. that's a total of $745, but hey! that's a 5-day total $22,730, and they're taking home a brand-new car! i'm steve harvey. we'll see you next time. gonna have two brand-new teams to play the "feud." we raise natureraised farms® chickens
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this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament! here are today's contestants -- a senior from covina, california... ...a sophomore from warner robins, georgia... ...and a senior from sarasota, florida... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. new day, new month, and new players in this, our third quarterfinal match. arjun, william, and olivia, welcome aboard. gosh, you all have such beautiful smiles.
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you're happy to be here. great. let's go to work, shall we? here comes the jeopardy! round for you. and these are the categories. we'll give you the villains. alex: all right, good subjects. arjun, you start. let's take it's elemental! for $200, please. william. what is helium? helium. right you are. it's elemental! for $400. oops. it looks like somebody spilled this element. william. what is mercury? mercury. yeah. it's elemental! for $600. william. what is titanium? right.
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it's elemental! for $800. william. what is sodium? correct. it's elemental! for $1,000. william. what is lead? no. olivia or arjun? [ beep ] what is arsenic? arsenic. back to you, william. you're still in the lead. disney movies by villain for $200. william. what is "101 dalmatians"? that's it. disney movies by villain, $400. arjun. what is "the little mermaid"? correct. not to be confused for $200, please. arjun. what is chlorophyll? chlorophyll. yes. i'll take not to be confused for $400, please.
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olivia. what is a mosaic? mosaic. yeah. not to be confused for $600. [ beep ] it's a musical instrument, sort of like a tuba. back to you, olivia. disney movies by villain, $600, please. william. what is "the lion king"? yes. disney movies, $800. olivia. what is "mulan"? mulan. disney movies for $1,000. william. what is "sleeping beauty"? you got it. not to be confused, $800. fellini, left, directed movies. he, right, in more ways than one, directed italy as dictator during world war ii.
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