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TV Personalities
Television show hosts help keep the show running smoothly and keep the viewers entertained. They often recap what has been going on during the program and lead you into will happen next. Ask questions about the hosts of popular shows here.
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Jerry Springer was born in London, England but his nationality is American.
He moved to Queens, New York with his parents when he was 5 years old.
Mrs Agnes Brown is the main character in the TV series Mrs Brown's Boys, she is played by male Actor Brendan O'Carroll.
Why does pat sajak have the final card handed to him?
It has to do with the laws made by congress to insure the honesty of the games that are on broadcast television. Pat has the card handed to him rather than picking it up himself because he already knows the cards value. For example that is how Pat Sajak is able to locate the 100,000 prize when it is replaced with the million dollar prize
who else would they give it to? Charlie? no he's just a voice
What is the Monty Hall Paradox?
The Monty Hall Paradox, or Monty Hall Problem, is a probability problem where the intuitive solution is not the correct solution, because the intuitive solution fails to consider that two sequential events might be related.
Pretend that you are on "Lets Make a Deal", and you get to the grand prize. You choose one of three doors. Behind two of them is a goat, and behind the third is a new car. You choose one door. Before opening that door, Monty opens a different door, revealing a goat. Now he offers you the chance to change your mind. Is it in your best interest to stick with your original choice, or to change to the other as yet unopened door?
Intuitively, it would seem that the second choice involves a 50-50 chance. If that were true, then it would not matter if you changed your mind or not.
In truth, however, it does matter - it is better to change your mind - because the probability of getting a car by not changing is 1 in 3, while the probability of getting a car by changing is 2 in 3.
The reason this is so is that this is an example of sequential probability. In other words, the outcome of the second trial is dependent on the first, and that changes everything, so to speak.
In this particular example, the location of the car does not change. Your original guess had a 1 in 3 probability of being correct. That means that you had a 2 in 3 probability of being wrong. If you flip that over, you see that you have a 2 in 3 probability that the car is in some door other than the one you first picked.
Now, just because Monty opened a door, it does not mean the original probabilities have changed. The probability that your first choice is a car is 1 in 3, and the probability that the remaining closed door has a car is 2 in 3.
Comment: There's an important thing missing in that answer. Those probabilities only apply when Monty knows what's behind the doorsand deliberately reveals a goat.
If Monty had opened a door just by chance, then both remaining doors would indeed have an equal chance of hiding the car.
Who is Catherine Crier married to?
I believe she has been married twice and divorced twice. She has been dating Ted Turner of late.
I'm not sure, but I think he's about 5'8 (173 cm) to 5'9 (175 cm).
Is Dick Clark Productions a public company for shareholders to invest in?
Dick Clark Productions incorporated is a diverse entertainment enterprise. The company is the leading independent producer of a wide range of television programing including award shows, entertainment and comedy specials, talk shows, game shows, and childrens programming. As far as investing goes the key to that description is that it is independent so no it is not a public company. See link to the right for more info about this company.
Why did howie mandel lose his driver's license?
Howie Mandel lost his driver's license due to a medical condition that caused him to experience fainting spells. In 2018, he revealed that he had a health scare that led to concerns about his ability to drive safely. As a result, he voluntarily gave up his license to prioritize safety.
