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:19:02
Right. lt's not like you're
putting me on the show, or Al,

:19:04
and pretending to be
some sort of intellectual.

:19:06
You have put in
years of study and erudition.

:19:09
l mean, l-- l'm just trying
to imagine what Kant would make of this.

:19:13
l don't think
he'd have a problem with it.

:19:15
Think about what this could mean for
the cause of education.

:19:18
Forty million people
will watch you on Twenty-One.

:19:21
lt's not like anybody
has to know. Just us three.

:19:32
lt just doesn't seem right.
:19:35
l-l'd have to say no.
:19:39
Just an idea.
:19:44
Was that part of the test ?
:19:56
- So we're okay.
- You're gonna give it a try.

:19:58
Well, uh, l just want to make sure
it'll be, you know, not...

:20:02
the way we
discussed it before ?

:20:04
- No. So pure, it floats.
- Not at all.

:20:07
Okay ? So we'll see you
Monday night then.

:20:09
- You'll come by
and see how the show works.
- Great.

:20:11
- All right. And we'll
look forward to that.
- Monday night.

:20:13
- Nice meeting you.
- Okay. Good-bye.

:20:15
- Take care.
- Bye-bye.

:20:19
- Reservations are at 9:00.
- Thanks. All right.

:20:23
- Boys.
- Hi, Jack.
- Hi, Jack.

:20:25
- Who's that ?
- That's Charles Van Doren.

:20:28
- As in Van Doren Van Doren ?
- Van Doren. Yes.

:20:31
- Oh.
- He wants to be on Tic-Tac-Dough.

:20:35
Now, why would a guy like that
want to be on a quiz show ?

:20:42
Richard Goodwin.
l'm an investigator.

:20:45
An investigator. Richard
Goodwin with the Subcommittee
on Legislative Oversight.

:20:49
l'm calling because the rate schedules
for the Baltimore and Ohio...

:20:52
for the first four months
of 1954 seem to be missing from
the documents you just sent me.

:20:56
Oh, go get 'em, Dickie.
They're sweatin' now.

:20:58
Do they know you were first
in your class at Harvard Law School ?


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