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00:00♪♪
00:04Good morning again, almost 10.30, I'm Tom Bergeron. Buzz Luttrell is here with me.
00:08Now, the PR on the holidays is good time, family together, everything up, up, up.
00:12But the reality of it's quite different for some people.
00:14There are problems, family problems, there are travel problems, there are entertainment problems.
00:17And anybody who's gonna do anything this Thanksgiving, tune in today and you'll get a lot of tips on how to get through it unscathed.
00:22How to deal with the high stress for people.
00:24But the audience is full today, so what I want to do is say, next week, we got some great shows coming up.
00:28By the way, next week, we'll draw for our first videocassette recorder, I think on Tuesday.
00:32Somebody who sat in the audience in November will win a $500 VCR.
00:35Next week, Carl got some great shows.
00:37Forced to live behind a mask. A couple people who've been burned beyond recognition.
00:40Women who fall in love with priests.
00:42Kids who move back home, you know, you've just worked all those years.
00:46All that coming up next week.
00:47Kids in divorce. Call us, 787-7109.
00:49And come join us in our audience where it's much more fun than watching.
00:52Well, I shouldn't say that.
00:53Watching it.
00:54Well, you did too bad. We'll be back in an hour.
00:57♪♪
01:00The Prince of Rock & Roll.
01:01Wednesday at 5.30 on Live on 4.
01:05So far, Brad Gettl has won cash and prizes totaling $3,728.
01:15Today, one of our contestants could win a large-screen TV,
01:19a dining room,
01:21a gold camera,
01:23or a trip to Paris.
01:26Then continue a journey towards a fortune in cash and prizes,
01:30including this Ford station wagon.
01:33And $50,000 in cash.
01:37In total, over $100,000 on $ale of the Century.
01:45And now, here's the star of our show, Jim Perry.
01:51Hello there.
01:53Thank you very much.
01:55Nice to have you with us.
01:56Good-looking group.
01:58Welcome to $ale of the Century.
01:59Let us welcome back a good-looking champion.
02:01This is Brad Gettl.
02:02Hello there, Brad.
02:03Well, thank you, Jim.
02:05I didn't get a chance to ask you.
02:07You've been with us for a couple of shows now.
02:09What you do for a living?
02:10Well, at the moment, I'm doing some waiting and bartending,
02:12and that's basically to supplement myself
02:14until I got my own restaurant off the ground,
02:16which is what I'm trying to do.
02:17Oh, well, that's terrific.
02:18Well, you've got picked up a few things along here.
02:20Well, if you get a restaurant where you want to put a pool table in there,
02:22a little playroom or something, that would be nice.
02:24A lovely watch.
02:25And you're almost $9,000 so far.
02:27It's been wonderful.
02:28That's good. You're a good player.
02:29Ready to go again?
02:30I'm ready.
02:31All right, good luck.
02:32And here to introduce the challengers, Summer Bartholomew.
02:34Hello there.
02:35Hello there. Thank you.
02:37You know, yesterday, you sold a trip to Palm Springs for $1.
02:41I cannot believe you did that.
02:43The man flew out from New Jersey, and I thought he'd like a trip,
02:45and he gave us a tie.
02:46That was so nice of you.
02:47Yes, you went, oh, $1.
02:48I couldn't believe it.
02:51This contestant is a doctor of love.
02:53Originally from Union, New Jersey, here's Judy Harris.
02:56Hello there, Judy.
02:57And he is a driving inspiration, originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
03:00Say hi to Eric Wurst.
03:01Hi there, Eric.
03:02I forgot that one more thing.
03:04Keep up.
03:05It's not my money.
03:06Let's get acquainted with these people.
03:09Eric, a driving inspiration.
03:11That's right, Jimmy.
03:12I'm a songwriter, and I find that I get some of the best ideas for my songs
03:16sometimes in strange places like at the supermarket or driving down the freeway,
03:20sometimes even from dreams.
03:22Oh, yeah, so not when you're sitting down at the piano or something.
03:24No, that's the last place I can pull inspiration from.
03:26Nice to have you here.
03:27And, Judy, you are a doctor of love.
03:30Yes, I give classes teaching people how to love with their head as well as their heart.
03:35Oh, that sounds very good.
03:37It sounds good. We have trouble doing it, though.
03:39Oh, yes, yes, you've really got love as a whole involved thing, right?
03:42I think so.
03:43Sounds like you're doing good work there, Judy. Nice to have you here.
03:46Well, good luck to all three of you.
03:47Let's get you started with $20, and we'll start the match with this.
03:50An animal described as a quadruped is how many feet?
03:52Brad?
03:53Four.
03:54Four is right.
03:55Five dollars for the correct answer.
03:56Brad goes with 25.
03:57What macho superstar directed and starred in the movie Play Misty?
04:00Judy?
04:01Clint Eastwood.
04:02Play Misty for me.
04:03Clint Eastwood it is.
04:04And Judy gets her first five.
04:05Five grand.
04:06According to the old saying, life begins at...
04:08Judy?
04:09At 80.
04:10No.
04:1140.
04:1220, 80, but we see...
04:13One of those.
04:14That's right.
04:15She believes in love for everybody at every age.
04:17No, it's life begins at 40.
04:18Actually, what may have thrown you, because what I know to be true,
04:20life begins when your children move out of the house.
04:24Judy, you lose five for the incorrect answer down to 20.
04:27What would you strip at a husking bee?
04:29Brad?
04:30Corn.
04:31Corn it is.
04:32And Brad goes with 30.
04:33America just beat you to the buzzer there.
04:34Traditional Thanksgiving feasts are often topped off with a piece of mash squash pie.
04:38Brad?
04:39Sweet potato.
04:40No.
04:41No.
04:42Pumpkin is in the squash family.
04:43Brad?
04:44Pumpkin pie.
04:45Brad takes a backward step, losing five.
04:46However, he's got the lead, and it's time for an instant bargain.
04:49Player in the lead can always buy a bargain merchandise.
04:51Brad, $5 lead over Eric and Judy.
04:53Can we interest you in this?
04:55Brad, you can whistle while you rock with Typhoon International Wheeler Rocker.
05:00Old English style, suitable for broom, porch, patio, den, or living room.
05:05For an added elegance to any room, furnished by Typhoon.
05:09And it's normally priced at $310.
05:12And Sale of the Century, it's yours for only $6.
05:16Oh, that's very nice.
05:19Lou?
05:22Gee whiz.
05:24Halloween was a while ago.
05:26You're making faces.
05:27You're not cutting apples.
05:28Getting ready for the Thanksgiving feast, because we're off tomorrow,
05:31and we're going to enjoy Thanksgiving at home with all of you,
05:33and we're having our Sale of the Century Thanksgiving here today.
05:36So, Brad, let's start off Thanksgiving good.
05:39310-pound turkey?
05:41What is that?
05:42$310.
05:43Do I have to carry it in?
05:45$310 chair.
05:47Not for $6.
05:49It's for, I was thinking of the turkey.
05:50We're going to have one later.
05:51$5.
05:52The value of one question.
05:53What of a three-way tie?
05:54Going once.
05:55I'll even give you a lose apple.
05:56Going twice.
05:58And lose.
06:00Sale.
06:01It was that apple.
06:02I think I scared him with the 310 pounds.
06:04Champions got the lead.
06:07Which TV drama recently welcomed Charles Heston and Barbara Stanwyck?
06:10Eric?
06:11Dynasty II, the Colbys.
06:12Yes.
06:13Oh, you gave me the whole thing.
06:14Yes, you only needed part of it.
06:15You gave me all of it.
06:16Nicely done.
06:17Eric ties Brad for first.
06:18From 1913 to 1938, what large animal was pictured on a nickel?
06:22Brad?
06:23Buffalo.
06:24Buffalo it is.
06:25Just beating Eric to the buzzer.
06:26Brad back into the lead.
06:27Hunting and fishing are two topics covered in an outdoors magazine called...
06:31Eric?
06:32Outdoor Life.
06:33No.
06:34I bet you would have given me stream.
06:36Quick buzzer cost Eric.
06:37He loses.
06:38Now it's time for the Fame Game.
06:39Play control of the Fame Game board.
06:41A lot of good things up there.
06:42If you can identify a famous person, you'll get a shot at it.
06:45I am an actress.
06:46Born in Connecticut in 1907.
06:48A movie exhibitor.
06:49A little me.
06:50Box office poison.
06:51Eric?
06:52Katharine Hepburn.
06:53Katharine Hepburn is right with limited information.
06:55Well done.
06:57All right, Eric.
06:58The lights are flashing.
06:59We'll show you a $10 money card.
07:01Behind number three.
07:02And if you stop that light on the $10, you'll be in a tie with Brad.
07:05We're locked into your buzzer.
07:06Good luck.
07:07I need that three.
07:08Well, you missed the three.
07:09Landed on four.
07:10What does he get?
07:11His and her exercise bikes.
07:13Read and ride together with these custom Vitamaster slender cycles
07:17featuring heavy-duty frame, caliper tension control,
07:20and convenient book rack.
07:22Furnished by Vitamaster.
07:24A new place for you to get inspiration for your songs.
07:27That's right.
07:28We will be back to the match right after this.
07:30♪♪
07:35One, two, three big days to save at J.C. Penney.
07:40Starting this Friday, with great savings on women's sweaters.
07:4420% off every junior shirt and jean.
07:4720 to 33% off sleepwear and robes for everyone on your gift list.
07:52Plus the $10 million microwave sale, with every microwave reduced.
07:57One, two, three big days to save at J.C. Penney.
08:02Start counting.
08:03♪♪
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08:29With fruit or all grains.
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08:35We are back.
08:37Not only are we celebrating our Thanksgiving,
08:40but it's also celebrating the birthday of our writer, Patty Angerosa, over there.
08:44Patty, happy birthday to you.
08:46All those bad puns Patty writes.
08:50Brad at 30, Judy and Eric both at 20.
08:53The mind-bending varieties of this are Chinese jigsaw and crossword.
08:57Brad?
08:58Puzzle.
08:59That's what they've got in town.
09:00Puzzles it is, and a $16 lead for the champion.
09:02According to the song, would you like to swing a star?
09:04Carrie?
09:05Eric?
09:06Moonbeam, so I'm gonna jar.
09:07You better get that right.
09:08A man writes songs.
09:09Yes, indeed.
09:10Eric goes to 25.
09:11Because they wandered in search of religious freedom,
09:13the settlers of Plymouth Colony were known as...
09:16Judy?
09:17Pilgrims.
09:18That's right, they wandered pilgrims.
09:19And Judy goes to 25.
09:20Name the California governor who made an unsuccessful bid
09:22for the presidency.
09:23Eric?
09:24Jerry Brown.
09:25In 1976.
09:26You are right, Jerry Brown it is.
09:27Eric pulls a lead, $5 to Brad.
09:29But with an instant bargain, Brad, you still have the lead,
09:33and you could buy this.
09:35Brad, turn your home sweet home into home safe home
09:39with the Innova Master System.
09:41In emergencies, it sounds alarms, turns on lights,
09:44and calls for help all automatically.
09:47And it's normally priced at $899.
09:50But today on Sale of the Century, it's yours for only $11.
09:55Well...
09:58We're celebrating Thanksgiving,
10:00and you're reminding us of reality, huh?
10:03All right, Brad, but they are very nice.
10:05Very useful.
10:06Yeah, with my extensive art collection,
10:08I really need the security system.
10:09Oh, really?
10:10Yeah, I made a couple watercolors myself in third grade.
10:13Oh!
10:15For that alone, I'll sell it to you for $5.
10:18With the $899 bargain for $5,
10:20you'll be in a tie with Eric going once,
10:22going twice,
10:23and...
10:24no sale.
10:26That was very good.
10:28They're not that valuable.
10:29Okay.
10:30Hanging on to the lead in a close match.
10:32What country's largest automobile maker is Fiat?
10:35Brad?
10:36Italy.
10:37Italy it is, and a $10 lead for the champion.
10:39The world's highest concrete dam recently turned...
10:41Brad?
10:42Hoover.
10:43Recently turned 50 years of age.
10:44You are right, Hoover Dam it is.
10:46And a $15 lead for the champion.
10:48Complete this anatomical quote from Shakespeare.
10:51Friends, Romans, countrymen...
10:52Brad?
10:53Lend me your ear.
10:54You got it, and Brad goes to 50.
10:55Yes.
10:56Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears.
10:58Incidentally, we're talking about art.
11:00That advice was taken literally by Vincent van Gogh.
11:03Fortunately for us, this special cage
11:06imprisons the heart and lungs.
11:07What cage?
11:08Brad?
11:09Rib cage.
11:10Rib cage it is, and a $25 lead for the champion.
11:12In his newest book, Dear George,
11:15this 89-year-old comedian...
11:16Brad?
11:17George Burns.
11:18He gives advice on everything from A to B, he says.
11:20George Burns is exactly right.
11:22And Brad hits 50.
11:23Yeah.
11:24Recently, we talked about George Burns
11:27on a talk show promoting his new book.
11:29Mr. Burns was asked what he considered to be a heavy date,
11:32and the octogenarian replied,
11:34a girl who weighs about 250 pounds.
11:37That's a heavy date.
11:40Oh, Morris.
11:42To look at you sleeping,
11:44who'd ever know you're the most finicky cat in the world?
11:47Even as a kitten.
11:48It was never the right toy, never the right bed.
11:51But it didn't.
11:53Thank heaven for nine lives.
11:55That was my secret recipe.
11:57Nothing else was good enough.
11:59Why do I put up with you, Mr. Finicky?
12:02Know why?
12:03Because you're mine, Morris.
12:06What would you rather rely on?
12:08Something wimpy?
12:09Or something hefty?
12:11Hefty, hefty, hefty.
12:12Wimpy, wimpy, wimpy.
12:14Hefty.
12:15Wimpy.
12:16Wimpy bags are fine for wimpy jobs.
12:18But don't spend one to do a hefty job.
12:21When the pressure's on, hefty stretches.
12:23Wear wimp bags, Brad.
12:25Wimpy, wimpy, wimpy.
12:26Hefty, hefty, hefty.
12:27If you want a bag you can rely on,
12:29don't spend one to do a hefty job.
12:32Grandma's coming over.
12:33Sam needs a bath.
12:34I hate baths.
12:36Let's wash Grandma's favorite sailor suit.
12:38It was white.
12:39I'll use Clorox 2.
12:40Clorox 2 is a bleach for color.
12:42You'll be surprised.
12:43It also whitens, as well as liquid bleach.
12:45Well ...
12:46Oh, I gotta run.
12:48Advanced whitening formula, Clorox 2.
12:51It's a bleach for color,
12:52but it also whitens, as well as liquid bleach.
12:54Well ...
12:55Oh, I gotta run.
12:57Advanced whitening formula, Clorox 2.
13:00Whitens as well as liquid,
13:01still safely cleans colors.
13:03Clorox 2 did it.
13:04He looks wonderful.
13:06I was very good today.
13:08Ha ha ha ha.
13:10Ray, I can't trust you.
13:12Hey!
13:13You bought the wrong vitamins.
13:14It has iron, and you had iron-poor blood.
13:16That's not enough for me.
13:17We need to eat right and be Geritol Complete.
13:20Geritol Complete has 20 non-vitamin minerals,
13:23more than any leading brand.
13:24More vitamins, 100% of the recommended daily allowance.
13:28And Geritol's high-potency iron protection.
13:31So that helps you, doll.
13:32Golfer, wife, mother.
13:35Geritol Complete.
13:36For Geritol Complete protection.
13:41Last segment was a strong one for our Indian bargain.
13:43We moved into a $30 lead over Eric,
13:45$35 lead over Judy,
13:47but Eric and Judy could cut into it a bit now.
13:49We're gonna have two money cards up there,
13:50as we're back to fame game and a famous thing.
13:54I produce a gross income of $900 million a year
13:58in the United States alone.
13:59I have no feathers on my head-neck.
14:01Benjamin Franklin once proposed me as the number bird.
14:03Judy?
14:04Turkey.
14:05Turkey is what it is, yes.
14:06Nice.
14:07Giving fame game question there.
14:09And Judy gets control of the board.
14:10Where's the $15 money card?
14:11Behind the number nine.
14:13Two of them to shoot for, Judy.
14:14Locked in the buzzer.
14:15Good luck.
14:16Number nine.
14:17Stay on the side, but I hope it's a nice prize.
14:19Sunglasses.
14:20Ray-Ban leather sunglasses.
14:22Classic styles with rich leather accents
14:24plus sun-sensitive gradient fashion lenses
14:27for wear indoors and out.
14:29Purchased by Byron Long.
14:30That's pretty cheap.
14:31$700 for sunglasses.
14:32They go into your pocket.
14:33Yours to keep.
14:34And we're back to the game now for $5.
14:36What word describes the hottest day
14:38in a place where...
14:39Rick?
14:40No.
14:41No.
14:42Don't mind.
14:43We're having fun in his quarry.
14:44Quick to call Eric.
14:45He's back on the file.
14:46He was a leading figure
14:47in the movement as well.
14:48Brad?
14:49Joseph Smith.
14:50No.
14:51Brad Smith,
14:52the eyes of his 27 wives.
14:53He's bringing young.
14:54Brad's buzzer costs him $5,
14:55back down to $55.
14:56A werewolf terrorizes a small town
14:58in Stephen King's latest film.
15:00Eric?
15:01Silver Bullet.
15:02Silver Bullet it is.
15:03Eric back in the second place with $30.
15:04Yes, indeed.
15:05But it is Brad with a sizable lead.
15:07A $25 lead.
15:09And Brad,
15:10this is a very interesting instant.
15:12Very nice.
15:13Brad hits the recipe for a great dinner out.
15:17Oh!
15:18You and Bob, if you're friends,
15:20will be chauffeured in the gleaming rolls
15:22to dinner at the Bel Air Hotel.
15:24A violinist will serenade you
15:26as you enjoy the luxury of a sparkling evening
15:28furnished by exciting events.
15:30And this, remember, is normally priced at $1,500.
15:34But today on $ale of the Century,
15:36it's yours for only $16.
15:38Oh, isn't that interesting?
15:40Oh, boy.
15:41Now...
15:42And you hit me in a week's food.
15:44That's a good...
15:45Now, that is a chauffeured driven roll.
15:48Does that include a date?
15:49Uh...
15:50You got five shots to pick up whoever you want.
15:53Oh, okay.
15:54Dinner for six at a great hotel,
15:57the Bel Air Hotel.
15:58And you're...
15:59If you want to be a tip,
16:00I'll tell you what,
16:01it'll cost you $16.
16:02You would still have a $9 lead.
16:03You bought it.
16:04$1,500 evening out for six
16:07and $200 to tip with.
16:09$1,700 bargain,
16:10you still have a $9 lead.
16:11Waiter's gonna go cheating with my $200.
16:13Ah, that's a big buy.
16:14You still have a big lead.
16:15I'm gonna spend $1,500 on dinner?
16:17No more.
16:18Going once,
16:19going twice,
16:21going...
16:22He's gonna do that, absolutely.
16:24Whoo!
16:25Well, now,
16:26you want to be a big tipper,
16:28sales surprise goes with it.
16:30What did I say?
16:31I gave you $200.
16:32Let's just keep adding to that.
16:34As a surprise,
16:35now it's...
16:36Three,
16:37four,
16:38five,
16:39six,
16:40seven,
16:41eight,
16:42nine,
16:43ten.
16:44A smash in the trash
16:45with an additional $800.
16:47$2,500 bargain for $1,600.
16:51And back soon, I believe.
16:53Let's keep looking.
16:54♪♪
17:01♪♪
17:03Now that your little engineer is ready for his first train set,
17:06give him his engineer hand.
17:08The Hot Wheels trains to go railroading.
17:10It goes uphill,
17:11downhill,
17:12through the tunnel,
17:14across the bridge,
17:15to the station,
17:16to load and unload cargo.
17:18Next time you and your little engineer go anywhere at all ...
17:20All aboard!
17:22Take the train.
17:24The trains to go railroading.
17:26♪♪
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17:33Pills, pain, lotions.
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17:39Rub it in,
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17:55Some guys think it's sexy when they take it off.
17:59But I like it when they put it on.
18:01♪♪
18:02Where is Cologne and Vinny?
18:04The English leather spies are sharing.
18:07Put it on.
18:09The English leather spies put it on.
18:12A man's cologne says a lot about who he is.
18:14An English leather spice says just what I want to hear.
18:17English leather spice.
18:18It's the right spice for you.
18:19English leather spies put it on.
18:22♪♪
18:23Hope you like sugar,
18:25because this box contains not one, not two,
18:28but six added teaspoons.
18:30This has ten.
18:31And this?
18:32Eighteen.
18:33And spoon-sized shredded wheat?
18:35None.
18:36When you shred the wheat for better toasting,
18:38it tastes great naturally.
18:40So, it goes against our grain to add sugar.
18:42Or even salt.
18:44And now, there's Nabisco Shredded Wheat and Brad.
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18:54♪♪
18:55Five girls on our staff all said,
18:57don't go with Brad on that dinner,
18:59and that makes, we've got a close game here.
19:01Brad at 39, Eric at 30, Judy at 12.
19:03What modern country has a registry
19:05that includes art and architecture called Hellen...
19:07Brad?
19:08Greece.
19:09Greece is right, and Brad gets tied back.
19:11What major religious group got its name
19:13simply because of a protest lodged in 15...
19:15Brad?
19:16Protestantism.
19:17In 1529, that's exactly what it is,
19:19and Brad's got to be 11 back from that big buy.
19:21One of the earliest full-length motion pictures
19:24was E.W. Griffith's 19...
19:25Judy?
19:26Birth of a Nation.
19:271915 Civil War epic, you are right.
19:29Nicely done, Birth of a Nation it is.
19:31And Judy ties Eric with a place of 30.
19:33Trailing Brad by 19,
19:35there's going to be a 25-dollar money card on the board.
19:38A famous person.
19:40I was born in 1869
19:42with a name that means
19:44great soul, fascination,
19:46slave, action, moon, grocer.
19:48When I was 13, I married a girl of the same age,
19:51later studied law in London.
19:53When I went to South Africa, I was abused...
19:55Judy?
19:56Gandhi.
19:57That's right, Mahatma Gandhi.
19:58Yes.
19:59Alhamdulillah, you called the Mahatma.
20:01Judy, you've got control.
20:02Where's the 25-dollar money card?
20:04Behind the number six.
20:05Three in a line over there,
20:06locked into your buzzer.
20:07Good luck, Judy.
20:08Number six.
20:10Yes!
20:12Welcome, children.
20:14And now, we add $25 to Judy's score.
20:18She goes into the lead
20:20as we finish up the game with the Speed Round.
20:22May I have 60 seconds on the clock, please?
20:24Judy at 55.
20:25Brad, not that far behind at 49.
20:27And certainly, Eric, not out of it at 30
20:29because a lot of questions as we start the Speed Round now.
20:33How much does it cost to buy a first-class U.S. postage stamp?
20:35Brad?
20:3650 cents.
20:37Right.
20:38What tree singer is known as Lenin Black?
20:39Brad?
20:40Hitler.
20:41Time.
20:42Traditionally, what meat is used in the dish called scallopini?
20:44Brad?
20:45Veal.
20:46Right.
20:47Name the Dallas co-star who wrote the exercise book,
20:48The Body Principle.
20:49Brad?
20:50Victoria Principle.
20:51Right.
20:52What state contains most of the Death Valley National Monument?
20:53Eric?
20:54California.
20:55Right.
20:56On what of the bomb, where is Brero?
20:57Brad?
20:58His hat.
20:59His head.
21:00Right.
21:01What kind of creature is an aphid?
21:02Brad?
21:03Insects.
21:04Right.
21:05What disease is known by the initials TB?
21:06Brad?
21:07Tuberculosis.
21:08Right.
21:09Name the computer company started by J. Stephen Jobs.
21:10Brad?
21:11Apple.
21:12Right.
21:13Who is the American company nicknamed the Bunch King?
21:14Brad?
21:15John Philip Sousa.
21:16Right.
21:17What ancient city fell Greek soldiers hidden in?
21:18Brad?
21:19Time.
21:20Time.
21:21According to the Bible, what angel told Mary she was to marry?
21:22Judy?
21:23Gabriel.
21:24Right.
21:25Who is the Irish author of A Seventeen-Year Time?
21:26It's up, and Brad has done it again with a strong Speed Round.
21:28Hello.
21:29I'm Johnny Cash.
21:30Got to say goodbye to Eric and Judy.
21:31Not going home empty-handed.
21:32Eric, you got the exercise bikes with the cash in front of you.
21:33You're well over $500.
21:35Good luck with that, buddy.
21:37And, Judy, with $5,000.
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27:16This is Jay Stewart speaking.
27:47$ale of the Century is a Red Scrandy Production.
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27:53Saturday on the Golden Girls...
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