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| rdfs:comment | - <default>Dave Forbes</default> FromSanta Monica, California. AppearanceFile:Flag USA.png September 19-20, 2016 Money won Dave Forbes, from Santa Monica, California, appeared as a contestant on the U.S. version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? during "Fibs or Facts" week and won $50,000 after answering his $100,000 question incorrectly.
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| B | - Turkeys
- Jackson Pollock
- A shillelagh
- Burger King French Fries
- Composed of several islands
- ET: The Extra-Terrestrial
- Harrah's Cherokee
- Number-one album
- Oboists
- Pet spa
- Yellow fungus
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- $30,000 - Not timed
- $5,000 - Not timed
- $50,000 - Not timed
- $7,000 - Not timed
- $100,000 - Not timed
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- Dave found this question tough, but he knew Guernica was a Spanish painting, and Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso were the only two Spanish painters available. Dave decided to call down his Plus One, his mom Missy, who said right away that it was C: Pablo Picasso. Dave went with his mom and she was right.
- Dave was initially not sure, but he decided to talk through it instead of use a lifeline. He then went with D and got it right.
The klaxon called time and Dave left with his $5,000, then came back the next day to continue his game.
- Dave was not sure on this question, so he decided to poll the audience. 81% of them went with A: Wine cellar, while the others did not even reach double digits. Dave decided to go with the audience, and they were right.
- Dave eliminated A: Number-one hit and narrowed it down B and C. He decided to go with C, which was correct.
Coincidentally, both musicians appeared as celebrity contestants on the 10th Anniversary Primetime Celebration seven years ago.
- Dave was thinking about which one did not exist in 1947. He leaned towards B: A shillelagh, but then, he thought A: A bomb might be correct too. He eventually decided to go with A, but the correct answer was C: A brick
- Dave knew Bahrain was above the equator, so he eliminated D. He decided to go to B, after initially thinking C, and got it right.
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| A | - Owls
- Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- Salvador Dalí
- Wine cellar
- A bomb
- Cellists
- McDonald's Coffees
- Number-one hit
- Predominatly Hindu
- Reddish-brown yeast
- Seminole Hard Rock
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| from | - Santa Monica, California.
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- ("Ask the Audience" lifeline used.)
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- Which artist was inspired to paint his famous work "Guernica" after Nazi bombers destroyed an ancient town of that name in 1937?
- NewYork.com says all of the following amenities are available in luxury NYC apartment buildings. Which of them would an oenophile likely appreciate most?
- Surprisingly, Katy Perry and Snoop Dogg are among the famous musicians who have never had a what?
- To show off just how thick the desserts are, which of the following are often handed to customers upside-down?
- Named for a Native American chief who inspired a James Fenimore Cooper character, Uncasville, CT is home to what casino resort?
- In addition to being the smallest, Bahrain is the only Middle Eastern nation that is what?
- Heard but never seen, the smooth-voiced Canadian actor Douglas Rain played one of the main characters in what 1968 sci-fi classic?
- Though Yo-Yo Ma might not fit the mold, the Slate article "Rebels with Bows" noted that which have a reputation in the music world for being sexy anti-authoritarians?
- Each used for a different purpose, "purrs," "yelps" and "kee-kees" are among the lesser-known sounds of gobblers and hens, or male and female what?
- Anthony Pratt's original 1947 patent for the game that became "Clue" featured drawings of all but which of these as possible weapons?
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| D | - 2001
- Hummingbirds
- Mohegan Sun
- Bowling alley
- Mark Rothko
- A hypodermic needle
- Below the equator
- Chipotle Tacos
- Gray plasma
- Harpists
- Platinum record
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| C | - Penguins
- Alien
- Trumpeters
- Democratic
- Pablo Picasso
- Movie theater
- Blue-green algae
- A brick
- Dairy Queen Blizzards
- Grammy award win
- Lucky Lakota
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| abstract | - <default>Dave Forbes</default> FromSanta Monica, California. AppearanceFile:Flag USA.png September 19-20, 2016 Money won Dave Forbes, from Santa Monica, California, appeared as a contestant on the U.S. version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? during "Fibs or Facts" week and won $50,000 after answering his $100,000 question incorrectly.
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