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elieves Michael's lack of power has left him exposed on the
street. As such, he turns to the FBI for protection. It is only
when Michael arrives at the Senate hearing with Frankie's
brother, Frankie recognizes that Michael not only has power,
but is ruthless enough to use it. not even the US government
could protect Frankie (and his family) from Michael's vengeance.
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Jeopardy!
What is it like to be a contestant
on Jeopardy! ?
Neville Fogarty, Back-to-School Week contestant, 2000
Short answer: A lot of fun!
Long answer: okay, I can't stress this enough — it is really
a lot of fun. I was on Jeopardy! in 2000, and I'm writing
this in 2011 — I'm nearly twice as old now as I was then, so
my memory may be a little fuzzy. Also, remember that I was a
kid, so your Jeopardy! experience may vary. I'm just going to
tackle what I recall about my trip to Southern California —
no audition remarks.
go west
I was flown (coach) with my parents from Bush Intercontinental
(Houston) to Los Angeles to stay at the magnificent
Beverly Hilton Hotel. At the time, the hotel was owned by
Jeopardy! creator Merv Griffin. There's a shot in the promo
for the hotel at the end of each show (back then) with the
hotel's swimming pool in it — I quickly discovered that everything
looks bigger on TV. There was some star-studded gala
taking place at the hotel in the evening. The most famous person
I saw was some woman dressed up as Lucille Ball (in turn
playing Lucy Ricardo) trying to get in and get autographs.
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