. >> jimmy: is it true you're friends guys kenny rogers? >> yeah the gamerler, i love him.t my last game in philly when they traded me he was my entertainment i love kenny rogers. >> jimmy: you brought him to play specifically for you. >> he had to play the special song "through the years". >> jimmy: that's a perfect song. >> he had a house in georgia where we played basketball. had an all-star competition. four basketball players. four golfers. four tennis players. four actors. skbr >> jimmy: wow. >> for the acting part we went fishing. i actually won. it was calls the jc penny classic. >> jimmy: who was on your team. >> bruce kp and and tennis player. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. >> we kicked ass. >> jimmy: when was the last time you played basketball? >> i think the day i retired. >> jimmy: that was it? >> that was it. >> jimmy: did you love the game? >> i loved the game. i owe basketball a great deal. i'm not the most educated person i went to college three years and still a freshman. basketball has given me everything in my life. >> jimmy: interesting if you stop never

i'm pretty sure not for tina turner or kenny rogers either. so i am going to say a, jimmy buffett.nswer. >> but are you a parrot head? >> i'm afraid not, but i will be now. >> jimmy buffett's right. >> all right. >> i didn't peg you for such a psychotic streisand fan. >> not psychotic, but... >> you went pretty deep there. >> i did, i did, i did. >> you went pretty deep there. this is a look at your $5,000 threshold question. here it is. fittingly, nintendo honors its legendary mustachioed plumber on what date each year? >> all right. i'm pretty sure they're thinking of mario and, um... the hoo-hah guy. i forget his friend. luigi, i think. luigi, i think, yes? and i'm not confident that i know the date of why they would be honored, however, looking at these answers, one keeps popping up because it looks a little like "mario." i'm gonna have to say a. march 10th. final answer. >> it spells out "mario." that's exactly right. you rapscallion, you. kirk, you got it. way to go. >> all right. whoo. >> $5,000 and that money is safe. we're gonna come back, play more right after this. [dram

i love kenny rogers. >> jimmy: you brought him to play specifically for you? "through the years". >> jimmy: that's the perfect song. >> i love kenny. he had a house in georgia where we played basketball. he had this all-star competition. he'd have four basketball players, four golfers, four tennis players, and four actors. >> jimmy: wow. >> and we played tennis, basketball, golf, and for the actors part we went fishing. i actually won. >> jimmy: you won the fishing competition? >> no, i won the entire competition. my team was called the jcpenney classic. >> jimmy: who else was on your team? >> bruce boxliner. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> mark calcavecchia. and roscoe tanner. >> jimmy: the tennis player. that's fantastic. >> we kicked their ass, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: when was the last time you played basketball? >> i think the day i retired. >> jimmy: that was it? >> that was it. >> jimmy: did you love the game? >> i loved the game. i owe basketball a great deal. i'm not the most educated person in the world. i went to college for three years, and i'm still a

it's "b," kenny rogers, who "knew when to fold them." >> a cedar box inherited by jock taylor of tucsonona, contains a cache of old family heirlooms that he assumes have been sitting in the trunk since his great-great grandfather solomon warner passed away in 1899... including this curious item -- a pair of seemingly never-worn levi's jeans. >> how many years do you think those jeans may have been in that trunk? >> in excess of 110 years. >> so jock and his wife, pat, take the levi's to a traveling appraisal show here in town with high expectations. they walk up to the table of daniel buck soules, owner of daniel buck auctions. >> they had a pillowcase, and i had no idea what they had. and when they pulled out these jeans, they were in such great shape that i thought, "why are they showing me new jeans?" >> so, you were suspicious at first? >> oh, absolutely. but it wasn't until i really started looking at them that i went, "okay, these are a little bit better than i think they are." >> just how much better? daniel's detective work begins with the obvious -- these belong in the big-and-