Michael Koehn is an attorney from Eau Claire, Wisconsin. He won $100,000 when he appeared as a contestant on Super Millionaire in 2004.
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| - Michael Koehn is an attorney from Eau Claire, Wisconsin. He won $100,000 when he appeared as a contestant on Super Millionaire in 2004.
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- Clive Cussler
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- Of the 8 remaining contestants, 3 put down C-A-B-D, which was the correct order, but Michael Koehn did it in the fastest time with 4.69 seconds.
- Michael had no clue, so he asked the audience, and a huge majority of them, 84%, said D: Tyra Banks. Michael went with them and got it right.
- Michael thought he knew the answer, but he decided to phone his brother Jim to make sure. Jim said it was A: Patrick O'Brian, in which Michael thought it was either him or B: Clive Cussler. He went with his brother and got it right.
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- What supermodel is the creator and host of the TV series "America's Next Top Model"?
- A pizza pie with one slice missing was the inspiration for what classic video game character?
- In government, the so-called "trickle-down theory" is commonly used to justify what?
- In 1989, the fall of Communism was signaled by the historic dismantling of a wall dividing what city?
- Urushiol is the chemical that causes people to have unpleasant physical reactions to what?
- The word "bootleg" comes from an old practice in which smugglers hid what in their boots?
- The Romans originally established the length of a mile as how many paces walked off by a soldier?
- Put these world leaders in order by their year of birth, starting with the most recent.
- The 2003 movie "Master and Commander" is based on the novels of what best-selling author?
- In the classic Disney movie, Snow White dreamily sings, "Some day my" what "will come"?
- Which of these pro athletes attended the 2004 State of the Union address as a guest of the president?
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