All right, that's wonderful music.

Let's bring out our contestants, please.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Hi, there.

You would be Matt.

That's my name.

Yes, and you would be Frankie?

Correct.

OK, hello, Matt.

Hello, Frankie.

You were our doctor for Mother's Day, right?

That's right.

Yes, OK.

And Matt, you were one of the guys in our GEICO Skybox

up there.

That's right.

All right, we know you're beautiful.

[SCREAMING]

So we know you're beautiful, but today, we're

going to test your brains.

Frankie, we're going to start with you.

OK.

OK.

Here we go.

Frankie, what founding father is on the $10 bill?

Thomas Jefferson.

Hm, no, no, it is not.

And--

[BUZZ]

There's no need to lean down.

We can hear you.

[LAUGHTER]

It's Alexander Hamilton.

Yeah, yeah, that's OK.

But now, you know that.

Yeah.

That's how we all learn.

That's right.

Matt, who is on the $20 bill?

Thomas Jefferson.

No.

It would be so much easier if he were on all the bills, but no.

[BUZZ]

Andrew Jackson.

Andrew Jackson.

Yes, yes, and again, we've learned something.

Frankie, name six of the original 13 colonies.

OK.

Massachusetts.

Massachusetts.

Connecticut.

Yes.

New Hampshire.

Yep.

Vermont.

No.

But you're in the area.

Keep going.

Something with a D.

Rhode Island.

Not with a D, but yes.

Delaware.

Rhode Island, Delaware.

Delaware, yeah.

Well, that was close to six.

That's good.

[CHIME]

That's good, very impressive.

[CHEERING]

All right.

Hi, Matt.

How many stripes are on the American flag,

and how many stars?

There's 50 stars and 13 stripes.

That's right, yes.

[CHIME]

[CHEERING]

[APPLAUSE]

You don't need to lean down that far.

[LAUGHTER]

Frankie, I know.

You think you do, but it picks up all kinds of things.

Frankie, who invented the telephone?

Thomas Edison.

No, but he did invent something.

What did he invent?

The wheel.

The light bulb.

What?

Tell it.

The what?

Hold on.

[LAUGHTER]

Matt, do you want to help him?

I said the wheel.

Sorry I leaned forward.

The wheel.

Who invented the wheel?

Was it the Thomas Edison guy?

[LAUGHTER]

Well, [INAUDIBLE].

[BUZZ]

Sorry.

I got one right.

You said you got one right?

Yeah.

No, you did not.

No, no, no, no, no.

No, that is not correct.

OK, Matt, finish the phrase, "a bird in the hand

is worth two in the--"

Sky.

No, it should be.

Yeah, right?

It's beautiful.

What do you say it is, Frankie?

Pan.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the pan.

[LAUGHTER]

It rhymes.

Yeah.

It's not going to make sense to you, but it's bush.

OK.

OK.

Frankie, what continent is Australia located on?

Australia is a continent.

That is right, Frankie.

[CHIME]

[CHEERING]

Matt, Boise is the capital of what state?

Idaho.

That is correct, Matt.

[CHIME]

Frankie, spell hors d'oeuvres.

Hors d'oeuvres.

That's mean.

That's not-- that's hard.

Spell "appetizer."

Appetizer-- A-P-P-E-T-I-Z-E-R.

That's right.

[CHIME]

[APPLAUSE]

Good one.

I got that.

You're good.

Matt, I feel good about this one for you.

Who wrote the play Hamlet?

Shakespeare.

Yes.

[CHIME]

I knew you had it.

I was going to say Hamlet.

Oh.

That's it.

That's the last one.

All right, that is the last one for winning.

You're getting a year--

who won?

I think Frankie won.

Frankie, you're getting a year's supply of Johnson and Johnson's

Baby Oil so you can--

[LAUGHTER]