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Property	Value
rdfs:label	Doug Van Gundy
rdfs:comment	Doug Van Gundy, from Marlinton, West Virginia, was a contestant on season 1 of the U.S. version of the show on August 19th-20th, 1999. He walked away with $250,000, being the first American to do so. He was also the first contestant in Worldwide WWTBAM to use four lifelines in a single run (due to a bad question).
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dcterms:subject	$250,000 winners from season 1 (U.S.) Bad questions during the show (U.S.) U.S. contestants from West Virginia (season 1)
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B	Alabama Green Lantern Movie Theatre Flea Locomotive Nome Frosted Flakes Lillehammer Henry IV Ezra Pound Ulna A Pitchfork Bob Guccione Java Man Out of Fashion
Value	$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 $64,000 - Not Timed $8,000 - Not Timed Fastest Finger Question $125,000 - Not Timed $250,000 - Not Timed $500,000 - Not Timed
Caption	From the 9 contestants, 4 got it right, but Doug was the fastest to correctly answer C-B-D-A, making it into the Hot Seat. Doug knew of the existence of a motorcycle magazine called 'Iron Horse', and because he also knew that Locomotives were nicknamed Iron horses, he decided to Ask the Audience, from which 77% answered Locomotive, and 8% motorcycle. He went with the audience and won $100. Doug did not know, so he decided to walk away with $250,000. The correct answer was B: Henry IV. Doug saw two possible answers, so he decided to use his 50:50, eliminating A and C, apparently leaving the two possibilities Doug thought as the answer. Doug then decided to phone his friend Russ, who was absolutely positive it was Nome. He decided to go with him, and won $250,000.
dstyle	correct
cstyle	5050 correct
Title	U.S. Contestant
Data	5 7
A	Department Store Georgia Innsbruck Juneau Sting Motorcycle Hugh Hefner Richard III The Human Torch Robert Frost Cranium An Axe Apple Jacks Christine's Latte Height of Fashion
astyle	5050 correct
Before	Rob Gelbman
Years	Doug Van Gundy
After	John McClain
Question	--11-22 3050.0 ('Ask the Audience' lifeline used) In what state was former president Jimmy Carter born and raised? What object is the man holding in the famous painting 'American Gothic'? What rock star was born Gordon Sumner? Which American poet wrote, 'The Road Not Taken'? Which of the following is not a comic book hero? Who founded Playboy magazine? What is the name of the coffee shop in the television series 'Friends'? Put the following Winter Olympic host cities in order from most recent to earliest. What is another name for a human being's lower jaw bone? What mode of transportation was once nickname the 'iron horse'? Since 1973 the annual Iditarod dogsled race has started in Anchorage and ended where? Tony the Tiger is a trademarked character for what breakfast cereal? Which English king does William Shakespeare refer to as 'Bolingbroke?' Which of the following is the nearest translation of the French fashion term, 'pret-a-porter'?
D	Tennessee Fairbanks Central Perk Automobile Henry VIII Mandible Carl Sandburg Hugh Grant A Scythe Albertville Corn Flakes Drugstore Easy to Wash Marky Mark Underpants Man
bstyle	correct
C	South Carolina Spider-Man Barrow Henry V T.S. Eliot Donovan Nagano Book Depository A Saddle Frosted Mini-Wheats Larry Flynt Maxilla Mechanized Plow Perk Square Ready to Wear
cata	8
bata	77 85
aata	2 8
abstract	Doug Van Gundy, from Marlinton, West Virginia, was a contestant on season 1 of the U.S. version of the show on August 19th-20th, 1999. He walked away with $250,000, being the first American to do so. He was also the first contestant in Worldwide WWTBAM to use four lifelines in a single run (due to a bad question).
is Before of	John McClain
is After of	Rob Gelbman