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and as always, we're online 24/7, at abcnews.com. thanks again for watching. good night. this..., while we were waiting foour order in the bar, robert got discovered! what do you mean? discovered as in, "hey, i found bigfoot"? no, really! this modeling agent came over to us and said robert had an intereresting look. he said he should come in for a meeting. here's his card. robert, this is terrific. you should call him. aw, come on. the guy was probably drunk. yeah. or blind. or--or mentally-- let's just go with blind and drunk! all right, raymond? come on, robert. aren't you a little bit intrigued? yeah. what if he wasn't any of those things? well, he must've been all those things, or he would've given his card to the real beauty in the restaurant. my amy. oh...my handsome model. yeah. aw! how am i gonna eat now? you know, you couldd kiss your wife once in a while. let's eat.

and as always, we're online 24/7, at abcnews.com. thanks again for watching. good night.ic] ♪ >> yeah! [cheers and applause] hey, girl. >> how are you? >> welcome, baby. yes. hello, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant is skipping her sonogram to find out the sex of her second child just so she can be here with your boy, ced. yeah. [cheers and applause] and i'm touched. from medford, new york, show some love for colleen capone. [cheers and applause] colleen, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> all right, so, you know, i appreciate you skipping over the sonogram. >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. >> but, you know, the good thing is, you already have a little one at home. >> i do. i have james. he's six months old. yeah. >> so you jumped right in. now, you're already kind of planning, like, james' first birthday. >> oh, yeah, cedric. i've had that planned forever. >> okay, what's gonna happen? >> i'm a gambler. i'm here; i'm a gambler. >> oh. >> so my husband and i, we think, "let's unite our love of gambling"-- let me tell you, i went to a casino once on a friday ni

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as always, we're online at abcnews.com. have a great weekend.the way, you couldn't wear a cer shirt to the p.t.a. meeting? i don't wanna get chocolate pudding on a nicer shirt. you know, you don't even care how you look. or sound act or smell. hello. deb, can we watch tv over here? frank fell asleep with the remote tucked into his boxers. and then the channel changed so we got the hell out of there. ray, what ppened to your shirt? thank you, amy. ray, the p.t.a. meeting is here next week, and i'd appreciate it if you didn't look like that. it's a reflection on me. oh, come on! no. i can't imagine what people think when we walk in someplace together. they're thinking, "what a beautiful woman with horribly impaired vision." yeah. what is amy hehere? "look out, lady, it's right behind ya!" all i'm saying, ray, is that when the p.t.a. is here next week, i would appreciate it if you wouldn't wawallow in your own filth. ha ha! 'cause you're a pig! yeah. well, that's all very funny considering what i heard people say about how debra looks tonight. what

and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. [ engine revving ] wheel... of...adies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game -- pat sajak and vanna white! hey! how are ya? they're here. thank you. thank you, jim. appreciate it. have a good show. okay. hi, guys. how you doing? get ready. [ cheers and applause ] it's "toss up" time. everybody have one of those? there you go. uh, "fun & games" is the category. here we go. "fun & games." yes, that's right. "fun & games." here we go. ♪ that is correct. "fun & games." [ bell chimes ] ryan. road tripping. you got it. you show-off, you. how you doing, ryan? good. ryan friese is from madison, wisconsin. yes. a financial analyst there, huh? yes, for a custom blind manufacturer. uh, yeah, and, uh... university of wisconsin alum. yes, proud alum. big sports fan, so go, badgers. yeah. what do you like to do when you're not, uh... uh, i'm a game player, you know, board games, going to casino, whatever. okay. i hope you win a lot more money. nice to have you here. thank you. hi, gail. gail valinoti is from las vegas

and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america. ( horn honks ) frank: no brakes!nks horn ) oh! hi, frank! hey, dad, i'm a little hungry. why don't you drive me to the dining hall? no, i don't want to waste my guest passes. raymond, sit down. i'll fix us some lununch and then we can have a nice conversation. so, how are you, frank? fat! the dining hall is open 24 hours, plus marie is cookin' up a storm. some days i eat ten times! well, i'm glad to see that condo living still agrees with you. yep, i'll tell you all about it after i visit the throne room. the seat in there cushioned and heated. ray, before you go home, you gotta give it a test drive. try and stop me.

as always we're online at abcnews.com. good night. likes pizza pockets. e thought of that before i started tomorrow's easter dinner from scratch. that reminds me. we don't want to miss the morning's worship. do you know of any good prpresbyterian churches around here? i left my directory at home. we were thinking that it would be easier if we l went to our church. you mean your... catholic church? yeah. problem? i don't know. oh, y not, hank? it's interesting to observe other denominations. yeah. it'll be like a safari for you. who knows? on the way, we might even spot a herd of lutherans.

tune into "gma" in the morning and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night. will y stop?is is who you are now-- tearing out coupons like you were in a home for old ladies? i find it relaxing. oh ho. fish sticks? yes! [laughs] you don't eat fish sticks. i once made them for you, and you said, no, that's not the way god wanted fish. you never made them. i did too. not for me. frank! en did you make fish sticks? when they first came out. [knock on door] hi. hello, ray. hi. you hungry? no. no, i just ate. [sniffing] no. don't lie to me. sit down. listen, what are you guys doing saturday? here. jell-o for the kids. save 30 cents. oh...thanks, dad. now i can buy that boat. what's saturday, dear? debra's parents. uh... ugh. not howie and eva. warren and lois, dad. you're not even close. why don't you see if you got a coupon in there for shock treatments? no, we're busy saturday. oh, come on, ma. they don't come that often.

and always online at abcnews.com. good night, america. i never thought i'd say it, but we really do love living over there. ( silently ) hello, dears. hey, marie. hey, marie. look at amy. you look marvelous, dear. doesn't she look marvelous, debra? why wouldn't she? she's living with you. tr. ( chuckling ) yeah. raymond, i meant to ask you a favor, but you left so quickly. i was wondering if you could put up my storm windows for me, 'cause lately, i've been getting a chill while i'm doing my morning calisthenics. wait, wait, wait. storm windows? why can't robert do it? sure, marie. robert couldld do it. robert has other things to do. what? what's he do? he puts his life on the line every day to protect the community. he doesn't need any more stress. stress?! he can't pop in a few windows at the house where he lives rent-free? this lazy side of you is very unattractive, raymond. but fine. my joints are a little stiff, but i'll just bundle up and hope for a mild winter. all right, mom. i'll put in the windows. thank you.

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tune into "gma" in the morning and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night.ello and welcome to millionaire. thank you, everybody. i'm terry crews. some of you may know me from brooklyn nine-nine, and i'm lucky enough to also be here hosting millionaire. [cheers and applause] we need to get our first contestant some cash fast. she's nine months pregnant and about to give birth, like, any minute. [laughter] from aberdeen, new jersey, please welcome micah wiginton! [cheers and applause] >> hi. >> oh. [both laugh] how you doing? >> good, thank you. >> how are you? come on, mommy. >> thank you. >> wow. >> hi. >> you're--when are you due? like in a second? >> 2 1/2 weeks. yeah, so we do need to get this show on the road. >> okay. >> i'm pretty excited. [laughter] i don't really want to have it, like, right now. >> well, okay, if you win big money, please promise me, promise me you will not go into labor, okay? >> i'll do my best. [both laugh] >> all right, well, let's get this going. say hello to our millionaire money tree, 14 questions spread over two rounds with

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tune into "good morning america" tomorrow and als always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night.. hey. when did you finally come to bed? 'cause ihought you were coming right up, but then i fell asleep. yeah, the game, it went into double overtime. it was amazing. oh... 'cause...i thought we had plans. sorry. god... did you catch the end of that game? oh, it was amazing. see? all right. well, i'll let you boys talk about your exciting sports. i just hope there's not a game on tonight. huh. what? i think she just gave me the look. what do you mean? you know... sex. that face means "sex"? i thought it meant "gas." she does it better, okay? yeah, i know when amy's in the mood, 'cause she always gives me thisis sexy little sideways smi. i think amy's sayin', "hurry up and get it over with." your mother' got a look, too, which is why after sunset, i avoid all eye contact.

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tune into "good morning america" tomorrow and as always, we are online at abcnews.com. america. [grumbling] they're killing us. where's the escape hatch? i just don't know. it's like playing the globetrotters. i'm waiting for meadowlark to pull my pants down. ken: hey, guys, come on, come on. hey, uh, no drinks. let's go, come on, sit down. why don't we--come on, grab some pine. come on. shake it up! come on! you guys... blow. how could we be losing to bed, bath, and beyond? they shouldn't even be in the pizza league! i'll tell you, if we don't pick it up in the second half, it' arrivederci playoffs. hey, kevin, know what i'd love to try once? getting into a game. hey, you know what we gototta do, kevin? we gotta go to a zone. no, no, no, no. kevin, you'll like the zone. you will not have to run, hmm? no. no zone. no zone. as long as i'm nemo's captain, what i say goes. that's right. he's right. we nhey, i do!captain. who wants the job? [grumbling] all right, all right! fine, fine. good luck finding someone with my leadership abilities, my patience, my people skills, yo

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and as always, we're online 24 swlsh24/7 at abcnews.com. thanks for watching and good night.y, see this radish? that's gonna be mars. that's earth's next-door neighbor here. hey, debra, i gotta use your dryer. ours is out of whack, and i got a handball game in two hours. yeah, but, frank, i have a whole-- i can't tell whether marie washed these or if they're still damp from tuesday's game. ( sighs ) okay, i'm sorry, honey. now where were we? debra, look, do me a favor. i'm calling channel 11. ask the lady which twilight zone is on tonight. oh, robert, no. why don't you ask her that? she e knowmy voice. oh, come on, i can't-- yeah, hello, hello? can you tell me. which episode of, uh... twilight zone. twilight zone is on tonight, please? yeah. okay. thank you. lady picks up a hitchhiker who turns out to be death. ah, that's a great one. you u know, you would think death is a big guy, but he's a little guy. genius. my shorts are riding along with some of your fine washables. debra, these potatoes are great. robert, those are for company tonight. come on. ray! hey. what's going o

tune into "good morning america" tomorrow and, of course, we're online at abcnews.com.usic] ♪ >> yeah! yeah! [laughs] hey! [cheers and applause] hello. i'm terry crews. welcome to millionaire-- including all of you who watch my other show brooklyn nine-nine. [cheers and applause] today's returning contestant is a 28-year-old philosophy professor who's about to leave his mark in the millionaire books. from brooklyn, new york, please welcome back james rowe! [cheers and applause] james, give me a hug! ah! wow! wow! >> well... >> james, you're doing so good. listen, you being a philosophy professor--you have a poem... >> yep. >> that you'd like to read. >> i'm also a poet, and here's my poem "who wants to be a millionaire?" who wants to be a millionaire? i do! i'm as poor as beans. well, beans are rich in protein, not so much in cash or other liquid assets. well... asides from bean juice, but that's liquid but not an asset. who wants to be a millionaire? i said i do. can't you hear me? but you want to final answer, don't you? well, here's mine. i want to be... [foot stomps

head online for his answers at abcnews.com sl abcnews.com/ [dramatic music] ♪ >> yeah! yo! whoa!lcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews. i'll be your host, and you can also check me out on brooklyn nine-nine. [cheers and applause] our first contestant is the oldest child of seven, and with an extended family of over 100 people, i have a feeling our ratings will spike today. from brooklyn, new york, please welcome nick ackerman. what's up, nick? how you doing, man? >> doing good. doing good. >> dude, what a huge family. what is this? >> big family. a big irish-catholic family. my mom's one of eight. my dad's one of six. everybody's got at least two kids except for the priest. >> no wonder you're so skinny. >> yeah. >> you had to fight for food in your family, didn't you? >> absolutely, yeah. if you didn't eat fast, you didn't get seconds. >> well, listen. let you be the one to get a million dollars. that's what i'm trying to give you. >> that's why i'm playing. >> all right, are you ready? >> i am ready. >> all right. well, say hello to our millionaire money tree, 14 questions sprea

tune into "good morning america" tomorrow and, of course, we're online at abcnews.com. -- thanks for stopping by... again. yeah, 'cause, uh, we've missed you since this morning. yeah. ha ha ha! ok. bye now. see ya. oh, hey! robert, listen, everybody was just leaving 'cause-- oh. hey, is that meat loaf? yeah. you wouldn't like it. very dry. we're throwing it out. yeah. is--is that a spot on your uniform, robbie? what, oh, this? yeah. oh, no. that's just a little something that the lieutenant pinned on a particularly deserving ofcer at roll call this morning. what did you get, like a condemnation? commendation, dad. ooh, let me see! ok, go easy on it. ohh... what's it for? perfect attendance. 3 years in a row. hey, that's pretty good, robert. ok, bye now. marie: ohh... i'm so proud of you, robbie. that's my boy. ways...there. hey, ray, look at this letter. you're up for spsportswriter of the year. hey. what are y you talking about? yeah, look. your newspaper submitted you, and you got nominated. oh, raymond, that's marvelous! i kn i was submitted to this thing, but i didn

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