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You and a friend are given $1 million cash money. You can keep it, you can touch it, you can smell it... but can you hang onto it for seven questions?

Recaps by Brian W. Moore, GSNN

Host Kevin Pollak
Creator Remarkable Television (based upon "The Million Pound Drop Live")
EP Jeff Apploff
Packager Endemol USA
Origins Sunset Bronson Studios, Los Angeles
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Episode 112
February 1

It's quite a sight to see $1 million in genuine American currency. 50 bundles of $20 bills making each bundle $20,000. On previous episodes we've seen a lot of people come to the platform of potential payoffs in an attempt to stop the drop. Some of the home viewers who had seen the show got their turn tonight by playing the live interactive tv at FOX.com.

Over in the studio we meet America's newest millionaires Jennifer and David Belsky. They've only dated for three weeks, but they've been married for two years. Jennifer and David currently live in an apartment with a dog, a cat, and a five-month-old baby. If they leave with enough money, they're going to buy a dream house as they need more space.

QUESTION 1 CATEGORIES: WIZARD OF OZ/COMIC BOOKS

Jennifer and David are off to see the Wizard with their first question about the Wizard of Oz.

Q1: In the movie "The Wizard of Oz", who was Dorothy talking to when she said "I've got a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore."
A: Munchkin
B: Toto
C: Glinda
D: The Scarecrow

Jennifer and David put all of their money on B, and they're correct.

QUESTION 2 CATEGORIES: SPORTS EQUIPMENT/TOM HANKS FILMS

They go for Sports Equipment.

Q2: Which of these is the heaviest?
A: NBA Basketball
B: NFL Football
C: MLB Baseball
D: NHL Hockey Puck

Jennifer and David lose 400K on C, but they also lose an additional 600K on D...and they're out.

Facing the drops next are best friends Allen Pierre and Steve Luther. They're both from St. Louis, MI who've recently moved to LA and reconnected over trivia nights as they were looking for a bigger challenge. And what better place to do it then the Million Dollar Money Drop.

QUESTION 1 CATEGORIES: ROCK STARS/SOUP

They start their biggest challenge of all by getting a question on Rock Stars.

Q1: As of December 2010, which of these hard rockers is currently eligible for full membership in the AARP?
A: Axl Rose
B: Ozzy Osbourne
C: Tommy Lee
D: Jon Bon Jovi

They lose 80K on D, but B is correct and they keep the remaining 920K.

QUESTION 2 CATEGORIES: ACADEMY AWARDS/POP MUSIC

Allen and Steve go with Academy Awards.

Q2: Of these four performers, who has hosted the Academy Awards the most times?
A: The star of Father of the Bride
B: The star of X-Men Origins: Wolverine
C: The star of City Slickers
D: The star of Sister Act

Originally, they put 820K on A and 100K on C before using the quick change. Allen and Steve then put 620K on A and 300K on D. A is wrong, but D is correct.

QUESTION 3 CATEGORIES: NASCAR/MOVIES

Allen and Steve want to redeem themselves with a question on Movies.

Q3: Which of these major motion pictures is based on a work of fiction?
A: Milk
B: A Beautiful Mind
C: The Blind Side
D: Up in the Air

They put all of the 300K on D, and they're right.

QUESTION 4 CATEGORIES: DEADLY ANIMALS/U.S. CITIES

Allen and Steve go with U.S. Cities.

Q4: In terms of violent crime, what did Forbes name America's most dangerous city in 2009?
A: Detroit
B: Washington, D.C.
C: New York City

A is correct, but B is wrong and they lose 260K, leaving them with 40K.

QUESTION 5 CATEGORIES: COSTCO/HYGENE


Allen and Steve say hi to Hygene.

Q5: According to a Harris interactive survey, a greater percentage of people wash their hands after doing which activity?
A: Changing a diaper
B: Using the bathroom at home
C: Coughing or sneezing

They put all of 40 large on B, and they're right.

QUESTION 6 CATEGORIES: CLASSIC SITCOMS/BILLIONAIRES

Allen and Steve go with Classic Sitcoms.

Q6: When it aired, which of these series finales was watched by more Americans?
A: Friends
B: Everybody Loves Raymond
C: Seinfeld

They put all of 40K on C, and they're right again. Whether they keep the money or not will be decided on this final question.

QUESTION 7 CATEGORIES: PETS/IN THE MAIL

Will Allen and Steve see in the future, their checks in the mail?

Q7: In 2009, what was the busiest mailing day for the U.S. Post Office?
A: A day in December
B: A day in April

They put the money on B before being given the final fact that on its busiest day, the U.S. Post Office will handle more than 830 million pieces of mail. Allen and Steve are sticking with B.

The correct answer to this final question is...A! Sadly, Allen and Steve have failed to stop the drop and leave with nothing.

And that's it for this season of the Million Dollar Money Drop. Will FOX drop a second season? We shall see.

To see full episodes of The Million Dollar Money Drop and other extras, check out www.fox.com/milliondollarmoneydrop/