Brian Fodera, from Newton, Massachusetts, was a contestant on season 1 of the U.S. version of the show on January 20, 2000. He walked away with $0 after incorrectly answering his $100 question. He became the second person to walk away empty handed on the American show.
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| - Brian Fodera, from Newton, Massachusetts, was a contestant on season 1 of the U.S. version of the show on January 20, 2000. He walked away with $0 after incorrectly answering his $100 question. He became the second person to walk away empty handed on the American show.
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- 2001-05-20(xsd:date)
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- Philadelphia
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- Home Alone
- Coconut
- Plum
- Taxicab
- XTC
- Clarinet - 3%
- Fraklin Roosevelt
- Latchback
- Omelettes
- Space Shuttle Endeavour
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| - $1,000 - Not Timed
- $100 - Not Timed
- $16,000 - Not Timed
- $2,000 - Not Timed
- $200 - Not Timed
- $300 - Not Timed
- $32,000 - Not Timed
- $4,000 - Not Timed
- $500 - Not Timed
- $8,000 - Not Timed
- Fastest Finger Question
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| - Brian says he has never seen the show and does not know the answer, so he decides to walk away with $16,000. He guessed C: Phone booth, which was correct.
- Brian was not sure, so he decided to call his friend, Bob, who was 85% sure it was D until Brian read the question again, in which he became no longer sure, so Brian decided to use his 50:50, which removed A and C. In the end, he went for D, which was, in fact, correct.
- Of the 10 contestants, 5 got it right, but Brian was the fastest to correctly answer C-A-B-D, making it into the Hot Seat.
- Piano made the most sense to Brian, but he was not sure enough, so he decided to ask the audience. The majority went for A, so Brian went for it and got it right.
- Brian jokingly said to the host he was going to walk away on this question, but went with C: Pancakes and won $100.
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- Boston
- Mulan
- Ribbon
- Mint
- Mount Everest
- Hatchback
- Mailbox
- William Henry Harrison
- Cheeseburgers
- Run-D.M.C.
- Piano - 94%
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- Put these movies in order of their first theatrical release, starting with the most recent.
- Duets for what instrument are often played by two musicians sharing one instrument?
- Which of the following words cannot correctly be used as a verb?
- ("Phone-A-Friend" and "50:50" lifeline used.)
- According to the nursery rhyme, what did Little Jack Horner pull from a pie?
- In April 2001, physician Ronald Shemenski made headlines when he became seriously ill where?
- What flavor is Mississippi mud pie?
- Put these men in order of how long they served as president, starting with the longest.
- What popular band formed its name using the first letters of its members' first names?
- Which of these foods are you most likely to order in short or tall stacks?
- Which of these U.S. cities is home to the historic Old North Church?
- When a tailor hems a pair of pants, what does he alter?
- About seventy percent of Australia's land is known as what?
- On the long-running BBC TV series "Doctor Who," what does Dr. Who's spaceship look like from the outside?
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| - Soup
- Chocolate
- Slate
- The Karate Kid
- Hartford
- John Kennedy
- South Pole
- ELO
- Humpback
- Guitar - 3%
- Little Jill Horner
- Potted plant
- Your mind
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