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Kroger: Since you're the challengers, you get to pick the first category. Um, oh, the one about Hungarians? Nobody knows anything about Hungarians. Well, I don't know. Hey, Ken.
Ken: We like the geography of the brain. The question is, what are the pyramidal tracts? Five seconds, Ken.
Ken: I believe the pure middle tracks are a housing development outside of Cairo.
Kroger: Too bad. I guess. Kroger, quickly. Uh, you're the champions. If you get the correct answer, Ken.
Ken: The pyramidal tracks are complex of multi-synaptic lower motor neurons which interconnect the basal ganglia with the reticular formation.
Kroger: I'm sorry, you said lower motor neurons? The correct answer, of course, is upper motor neuron.
Ken: Upper, upper.
Kroger: Well, nobody wins. Still in it. Still in it. Kroger, select another category.
Kroger: Early Hungarian cabinet making? Uh, American explorers? American explorers. Griswolds, in 1804, an expedition explored an area from the Louisiana Territory to the Pacific coast for the grand prize. What lieutenant led that expedition?
Griswolds: I give up. Wait a minute. [Music] Time's up.
Griswolds: Do you have an answer?
Kroger: Clark. That's it. Clark of Lewis and Clark. And the Griswolds are our grand prize winners. That was a mistake. She doesn't know. The Griswolds have just won a fabulous European vacation. [Applause] That's right. We'll fly the whole family to London, England, where you'll start off on a two-week vacation extravaganza. You'll never [Music] forget.