#WeThePeople media has dropped a long way down the rabbit hole from the $64K Question to the $787.5 Million Dollar Answer.
The big-money quiz show that spawned a rash of copycats in the mid-1950s was none other than "The $64,000 Question." Someone recalled the $64 question--the top prize offered on the show and the idea to expand that figure to $64,000 for the TV version. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYqoOaB9Teg
Tonight FOX raised the white flag marking the end of the Media Trial of the Century finally, but will FOX lie tomorrow?
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