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* EpicFail: At one point, Marc asked contestants to name a prime number between 20 and 40. A contestant (who seemed to not understand math at all) [[BookDumb answered seven]].



* EpicFail: At one point, Marc asked contestants to name a prime number between 20 and 40. A contestant (who seemed to not understand math at all) [[BookDumb answered seven]].
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* BonusRound: Answer 10 questions in 60 seconds. Get all of them right and you win $50,000. Lose and you get $250 per right answer.

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* BonusRound: Answer Sit (or "squirm", as it is usually said) on the "Desk of Destiny" and answer 10 questions in 60 seconds. Get all of them right and you win $50,000. Lose and you get $250 per right answer.
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* AprilFoolsDay: As part of the network's 2003 April Fool's Day switcheroo, Kennedy of ''Series/FriendOrFoe'' hosted what ended up being the last original episode of the series. In addition, GSN senior vice president of programming and game show fan Bob Boden played the "Answer Kid".

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* AprilFoolsDay: As part of the network's 2003 April Fool's Day switcheroo, Kennedy of ''Series/FriendOrFoe'' hosted what ended up being the last original episode of the series. In addition, GSN senior vice president of programming and game show fan Bob Boden played the "Answer Kid".Kid", and Marc played a few props throughout the show.
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* SpiritualPredecessor: The title of the show makes it sound like it's paying off college tuition similar to ''Series/{{Debt}}''... which back then, it might have been, but in 2018 the Creator/TruTV game show ''Paid Off'' became exactly that.
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* AprilFoolsDay: As part of the network's April Fool's Day switcheroo, Kennedy of ''Series/FriendOrFoe'' hosted what ended up being the last original episode of the series. In addition, GSN senior vice president of programming and game show fan Bob Boden played the "Answer Kid".

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* AprilFoolsDay: As part of the network's 2003 April Fool's Day switcheroo, Kennedy of ''Series/FriendOrFoe'' hosted what ended up being the last original episode of the series. In addition, GSN senior vice president of programming and game show fan Bob Boden played the "Answer Kid".
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* EpicFail: At one point, Marc asked contestants to name a prime number between 20 and 40. A contestant (who seemed to not understand math at all) [[BookDumb answered seven]].

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