Norman Payne, a professional crossword writer from Atlanta, Georgia, was a contestant on season 1 of the primetime U.S. version of the show on August 17th-18th, 1999. He walked away with $32,000 after incorrectly answering his $64,000 question. He was the first U.S. contestant to make it past the second milestone question.
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| - Norman Payne, a professional crossword writer from Atlanta, Georgia, was a contestant on season 1 of the primetime U.S. version of the show on August 17th-18th, 1999. He walked away with $32,000 after incorrectly answering his $64,000 question. He was the first U.S. contestant to make it past the second milestone question.
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- Onomatopoeia
- Yo-Yo
- Colt
- Janet
- Weasel
- Chalk
- Baked Potato
- Pepperidge Farm
- Thornton Wilder
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| - Norman did not know, so he decided to use his 50:50, eliminating B and D. He then decided to phone his friend Doug, who was reasonably sure it was Berkeley. He went with him and won $32,000. Then, the klaxon called time and Norman would return on $32,000 with the Ask the Audience lifeline remaining.
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- Billy
- Worm
- December
- Amber
- French Fries
- Oxymoron
- Marlon
- Shoe
- Edward Albee
- Famous Amos
- U. of Washington
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- What is the most common nickname for athlete Dennis Rodman?
- The name of what toy translates into English as 'play well'?
- A combination of contradictory words like 'cruel kindness' is called what?
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- In what month is Boxing Day celebrated in England?
- What is a young male horse called?
- What type of clothing is a mackintosh?
- If you asked for 'pomme frites' in a French restaurant, what would you get?
- What is the hardest natural substance known to man?
- Unabomber Ted Kaczynski was a former Math professor at what college?
- A young mother named Debbi started what cookie company in 1977?
- Who wrote the autobiographical plays 'Biloxi Blues' and 'Broadway Bound'?
- Place the following members of the Jackson family in order from the youngest to the oldest.
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- Cow
- Lego
- Shirt
- Brown
- Onyx
- Wendy
- Jermaine
- Neil Simon
- Metaphor
- Bad Service
- Keebler
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- Warlock
- November
- Alliteration
- Michael
- Raincoat
- Diamond
- Filly
- August Wilson
- Hacky Sack
- French Onion Soup
- Mrs. Fields
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| - Norman Payne, a professional crossword writer from Atlanta, Georgia, was a contestant on season 1 of the primetime U.S. version of the show on August 17th-18th, 1999. He walked away with $32,000 after incorrectly answering his $64,000 question. He was the first U.S. contestant to make it past the second milestone question.
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