[Chris] Drop it.
Straight to the million.
[Chris] Get in there!
Get in--yeah!
- [screams] - [Chris] So far,
The Wall has paid out over $35 million and counting.
This is an all-time record!
And give real people their shot to change their lives...
[man] Yes!
... and to live out their dreams.
[Chris] Let's go!
Who's next?
Oh, yeah!
So, tonight, twin brothers from Ringwood, New Jersey
are getting their dream shot.
Listen to this.
Chad Wallace sees a stranded baby deer
struggling to swim.
So he just jumps right in.
He makes his way over,
wraps it up safely,
and carries it to land.
Storybook.
We love people who are nice to animals.
But that's not even the best part.
Wait till you hear how this ends.
Chad and his brother, Jerry,
are coming up right now on The Wall.
[announcer] Welcome to The Wall on NBC.
[theme music playing]
[cheers and applause]
Please welcome to The Wall, Chad and Jerry.
- [cheering] - [Chris] Hey, how's it going?
- Yeah. - Excited to be here.
Let's go. How you doing?
Good to see you. Nice to meet you.
- How are you? - Good to see you.
- Nice to meet you, Chris. - [Chris] How you doing?
Oh, my God. What a sweet story.
- Come on. - Yeah.
[Chris] Twin brothers, Chad and Jerry,
both born and raised in a small town
of Ringwood, New Jersey.
Blue-collar to the core.
Jerry owns a construction company.
Chad's a fire safety manager.
Both proudly raising their kids
in the very same place they grew up.
Is it pretty surreal to see your kids growing up
in the same--like--just like,
"Oh my God, it feels like we were just there and now..."
Same teachers. I walked--like my daughter was--
just graduated third grade.
And you walk into school
and it looks exactly the same.
It's like--you know, it's like
you never even left almost, you know?
- It's... it's crazy. - Yeah, you walk down past
that principal office and you're like, "Oh, no."
[laughter]
I was in there. I've been there.
I mean, hopefully, my son ain't there,
but--yeah, you know.
I don't believe the guy who jumped in to save a fawn
was in the principal's office too often.
But Chad here made big news a while back
when he stepped in on behalf of a helpless baby deer.
[indistinct chatter]
[woman] He's definitely going in there.
[man] There's the deer, yeah.
[Chris] There was a lost fawn.
Somehow it fell in.
Struggling to swim, nowhere to go.
- [man] Oh, my God. - [woman chuckling]
[Chris] Was there any part of you that was like,
"Eh, it'll probably be okay,"
or you just thought you gotta get in there?
Nothing. I blanked right out
and knew what I had to do.
It just overwhelmed my body and said,
"It's time, let's go."
[man] He's--look. He got him.
- He got him. - [cheers and applause]
[Chris] It was the sweetest video.
The cheers from everyone
on the other side of the camera.
And here's the thing.
Best part of the story is what happened next.
Chad and his wife hopped into their truck.
It was a holiday.
Like they couldn't get ahold of anyone,
so they took it upon themselves to return it to the woods.
[Chad] We did, yeah.
I had to literally search on Google Maps
and figure out where there was some woods
where we could have any potential spots.
And sure enough, we found that spot.
[Chris] Right at the edge of the forest,
like a fairy tale,
they found the deer's mother waiting there.
[Chad] Yeah. It's the mom, right there.
To mama. Go ahead.
Go, go.
Come on. Right there.
Right there's your mama.
- There's your mama. - [cheers and applause]
Chad was miraculously able to reunite the two.
I mean, what a happy ending.
I really love this story.
I appreciate it. And this is your shot.
We're wishing you all the luck in the world.
We got $12 million up for grabs there.
- Let's go. Yeah. - Yeah.
[Chris] You know, later in the show
the million-dollar bin is on The Wall.
We're gonna give you ten chances
at that million dollars.
After that, of course, there are red balls,
which could be harmless or they could take it all.
But to earn a shot at the millions,
we have to make it through Free Fall Plus.
This is our speed game.
Once I've read the question,
three balls are gonna come flying down The Wall.
You must lock in your answer
before the first ball breaks the plane
on the top of those slots right there.
And then we just have to finish Free Fall
in the positive for a chance to go on
to play for millions of dollars.
That's Free Fall Plus.
You can hit it.
It will turn the balls gold.
It will double the amounts.
Choose very wisely.
You only get to use that one time.
- That's it. - [Chad] We're ready.
- Okay. Let's go. - All right, man.
- Let's go. - Here we go.
Let's start with Free Fall Plus.
"Matthew McConaughey first uttered
what famous phrase on screen in 'Dazed and Confused'?"
Is it "Okay, okay, okay"
or "Alright, alright, alright"?
[both] Alright, alright, alright.
[Chad] Come on, come on, come on.
[Jerry] Let's go, let's go, let's go.
[Chad] Big money. Big money.
- Here we go. - [Chris] There's a dollar.
There's 10,000.
[cheers and applause]
- [Chris] 20,000. - Woo!
"Alright, alright, alright" is the correct answer.
[cheers and applause]
Woo!
[Chris] You have $20,002.
Let's go, baby.
Here comes question two of Free Fall.
"What color jacket is presented every year
to the champion of the Masters golf tournament?"
Is it green or yellow?
- Green. - Is it green?
- I believe it's green. - Is it green?
Come on. Hit it, hit it, hit it, hit it.
Come on. Let's go.
All right, baby. Woo!
- Hit the 25, baby. - [Jerry] Come on!
- [Chad] Come on. Come on. - [Chris] 20,000.
There you go.
$20,101.
- Yes. Oh, man. - [Jerry] Let's go.
Green is the correct answer for the Masters Champion.
- Yes. - Let's go.
[Chris] Your total right now, $40,103.
All right. We got that plus still.
Still got that plus.
We're going into question three of Free Fall.
Here it comes.
"According to the 2005
Missy Elliott hit song 'Lose Control'
what makes 'you lose control'?"
Is it money or music?
- Money, money, money, money. - [Jerry] All right.
[Chad] Come on. Come on, baby. Let's go.
Let's go with all the money.
Money, come on. Get that 25.
Let's go. Come on. Let's go.
All right. We got 30K.
- All right. All right, dude. - Let's do this.
- All right, man. - Let's go.
Unfortunately, the correct answer was music.
- Music makes you lose control. - Oh, no.
That was a big one, $35,001.
But it didn't wipe you out. It didn't wipe you out.
$5,102.
You still have two questions to go.
You still have a plus to play.
Let's get our next question of Free Fall.
"Which of these cities' signature style of pizza
is traditionally a deep-dish pie
with cheese on the bottom, then sauce?"
- Is it Chicago or New York? - [Chad] Chicago.
It's A. We're hitting the plus and A.
Plus A.
[Chris] We're taking the Free Fall Plus.
The balls have turned gold.
- [Chad] Let's go. - [Jerry] Give me a 25.
[Chad] Come on. Hit the 25.
- [Chad] Oh. - [Chris] There's a 20,000.
[Chad] Okay. All right.
Awesome.
Woo! I'm positive. You got that one, man.
$20,011 is gonna be $40,022.
That's the correct answer.
Of course, that's a Chicago style.
- Let's go. All right. - Yeah.
[Chris] Your total on The Wall now,
$45,124.
- Let's go. - Here is your last question
in Free Fall. We have to finish this
in the positive to go on.
This is a very important question.
"What is the term for a computer security device
that monitors incoming and outgoing traffic
and blocks unauthorized access to the network?"
Is it firewall or waterfall?
- Firewall. - Firewall, A.
Come on, baby. Firewall. We know.
- [Jerry] Let's go. Let's go. - [Chad] Woo.
[Chris] 25 grand.
[Chad] Come on. Keep moving.
[Jerry] We got 20 grand. We got a 20, 20.
[Chris] There's a 5.
There's a 10.
[Chad] Woo! Come on, baby.
Hit that 20. Hit that 20. Here we go.
- Oh. That's all right, Chris. - [Jerry] All right.
- [Chris] All right. $15,100. - All right. That's something.
Firewall is the correct answer.
- Very good. - [cheers and applause]
That gives you total on The Wall
at the end of Free Fall, $60,224.
- All right, dude. - All right.
That's a lot of money. Later on, you're gonna have a choice
whether or not to keep guaranteed money,
which is the Free Fall total plus bonus
for how many questions you can answer right
during the body of the game
or potentially risk it
for whatever is left on The Wall.
Could be millions, could be zero.
Before the game, you decided, Jerry,
you're gonna go back into isolation
- and answer questions? - Yes, sir.
Do you like trivia? Why did you decide to go back?
I'm a little bit--maybe less of the risk-taker.
So we kinda send him out there.
Maybe he could play The Wall right,
gamble it up, you know,
and just, you know, kill it out here.
[Chris] All right. Sounds good.
So you're saying the risk-taker,
the guy that just dove in the water
- to rescue a woodland creature? - Yeah, obviously.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - [Chris] Yes, of course.
Well, this is gonna be great.
The next time you see each other,
you might be multimillionaires,
and that is my hope for you.
All right, Chad.
You're my twin brother.
I remember as a child,
there was another episode of where you saved somebody.
There was a kid drowning
and all of a sudden,
somehow, you got him out of the water.
Ever since that,
it's just kinda been your nature
to do things like that.
Anytime I need you, you're there.
So kill it out here, man.
I love you.
And, yeah, I know you're in the back.
I trust everything you do.
We are twins. We have that twin intuition.
- Let's go. - I mean, I'm shaking.
I am shaking. I'm so excited to be here with you.
And it's going to be amazing.
I'm just shaking. It's awesome.
- [Jerry] Let's do it. - Let's do it.
- You got the back, dude. - See you later, bro.
- You got it. I love you. - [Jerry] Let's go.
[Chris] All right, Jerry. We'll see you in a little bit.
We'll be out here.
- Good luck to you, sir. - You got it, dude.
- [cheers and applause] - [Chris] All right.
Jerry's gonna head back in isolation.
He's not gonna have any idea
whether you're up millions or down to zero.
He's not gonna know how many questions
he got right or not.
But we're gonna start the show
with as much money as possible.
- Woo! - [Chris] When we come back,
the million-dollar SuperDrop kicks us off.
Woo! Let's go.
Come on. Get over there.
There we go. Yes.
- Woo! - [Chris] Oh, my gosh.
And later...
- Get to the right. - Keep going.
Keep going. Let's go.
Keep going. Woo!
[Chris] ... an unbelievable game plays out
for these twin brothers from New Jersey.
- Oh, my gosh. Come on. - [Chad] Get into that big one.
Get into that big money.
- Woo! - [Chris] Yeah.
Will Jerry play it safe...
This pen right here is worth a lot of money, dude.
- [Chris] ... or risk it all? - [Jerry] Oh, man.
[theme music playing]
[cheers and applause]
[Chris] Welcome back to The Wall.
This here is Chad. He's a fire safety manager
from Ringwood, New Jersey.
Back behind The Wall in isolation
is his twin brother, Jerry.
He runs a small construction company.
But, tonight, he's gonna be answering the questions.
Their current total on The Wall, $60,224.
- And this is round two. - Woo!
[Chris] We put $150,000 bin up there.
We're gonna start with the SuperDrop.
- I'm ready, man. - [Chris] All right.
Let's load them up for the SuperDrop.
Seven times 150,000 means
that you could have more than a million dollars in seconds.
And SuperDrop it.
Come on, baby. Let's go.
Here we go.
Woo!
Let's go, baby. Come on.
Big money. Big money.
- Come on. Get over there. - [Chris] There's a 50.
- There's $1. - Woo!
- [Chris] 50,000 and $1. - Go over there.
- Come on. Yes. - There's another 50.
- Woo! - There's a 75.
- All right. Yes. - There's a hundred. Okay.
- Woo! - [Chris] How did you do?
$175,103.
- That's a good SuperDrop. - Oh, man. That's great.
[Chris] And your total on The Wall right now
is $235,327.
All right.
Now let's get to some questions.
Here's where you have some control over the game.
This is a bit of strategy.
You're gonna decide where to play each ball from.
5, 6, 7 are hovering over larger amounts.
Could be a riskier play.
If you're less confident, 1, 2, or 3
are over lower amounts.
And that's gonna protect the money you have.
- I'm ready. - [Chris] Here are the answers
to your first question.
Demi Moore, Julianne Moore, Mandy Moore.
Based on those answers, where would you like
to play this first ball?
I mean, we're not very big TV people here.
I'm gonna stick to the conservative side
and I'm going to pick
the number 1 spot.
[Chris] All right. Number 1 spot.
Playing it safe.
[cheers and applause]
All right. Let's send the question to Jerry.
[announcer] Which of these actresses
was not a series regular on a daytime soap opera?
Demi Moore,
Julianne Moore,
Mandy Moore.
- [Jerry sighs] - Oh, come on, Jerry.
You got this.
I'm not too big of a TV watcher here.
[laughter]
Don't think my brother is either.
I'm just gonna try to relate to my mom.
She was definitely a soap opera watcher
growing up.
The only big name that I know right there
is Demi Moore.
A, Demi Moore. Lock it in.
All right. He said, A, Demi Moore.
The correct answer was Mandy Moore
was not on a soap opera.
Demi Moore and Julianne Moore
- were both on soap operas. - That's all right.
But you played it very safe
with your twin telepathy
from the number 1 slot,
so this might not be too bad at all.
Go ahead and drop it.
Come on, baby. Low number.
Come on. Let's go.
Get it to the low side.
Let's go, baby.
Stay to the low. Stay to the low.
Stay to the low. Come on.
$1. $1. Let's go.
Come on. No. One--yes.
- [Chris] $1. - Woo! $1.
That's right. Yeah.
- All right, man. - You lost a buck.
Yes.
[Chris] $235,326 on The Wall right now.
Here are your next set of answers.
Captain America, Iron Man, Hulk.
Now, you have the opportunity to double up
- but you don't have to. - But I am.
- I am gonna double up. - Okay. Great.
We had these figurines playing when we were kids.
- Okay. - [Chad] I got a lot of trust
in my brother on this one and our twin intuition,
and I'm gonna play this in the sixth spot.
[Chris] Okay. Great.
[cheers and applause]
Put in that second one.
All right. Now I can tell you
this question is about a baseball legend.
Here to help us out, big baseball fan stars
in the NBC drama, Found, Mark-Paul Gosselaar.
- [cheers and applause] - What's up, Chris?
So here's my question.
[man] Safe.
"Baseball great Cal Ripken Jr.'s nickname
is also the name
of which of these Marvel characters?"
Captain America,
Iron Man,
Hulk.
[Jerry] Oh, man.
He probably looked at these answers,
thought that this is in our wheelhouse,
which it kind of is.
You know, I'm a big baseball guy.
But it's one that I just can't pull...
pull to memory for some reason.
I'm going to take a shot here.
Eliminate Hulk.
I just don't think it would be...
All right. All right.
... something.
Iron Man? Definitely could be it.
The Iron Man Award goes with sports.
Captain America? I just don't feel it.
I'm gonna go with, B, Iron Man.
Lock it in.
- Let's go, bro. - All right.
Okay. He earned the nickname as he set the record
for the longest streak of consecutive games,
2,632.
Iron Man is the correct answer.
Yes!
[Chris] You played two from number 6.
We're gonna add some money to The Wall.
- Drop them. - Come on, baby.
Big money.
Big money. You got this.
Come on.
Stay to the big side.
Come on, baby.
Here they go.
Here they go. Come on, baby.
Go that way. Come on.
Get over that big money.
75. Come on. Go to that hundred.
- 75, yes. - [Chris] 75.
[Chad] All right. 25,000.
- [Chris] 25,000. - Yes. Oh, yes.
[Chris] Add a hundred thousand dollars up there.
There we go. There's a hundred thousand.
- All right. - Yes.
[Chris] Now, you got 335,326.
All right, man. Woo!
- [cheers and applause] - [Chris] Very well done.
Here is your last set of answers in this round.
Relaxation, response, relief.
Now, I'm gonna give you three options, Chad.
You could play one ball,
you could triple up and play three,
or you could go Wall to Wall.
You would put a gold ball in the slot.
And then all seven would turn gold.
The riskiest move, absolutely.
Man, this is a tough one.
I'm... I'm still gonna play it safe here.
Okay.
I am going to play just the one.
[Chris] Okay. From where?
- The number 4 slot. - [Chris] Okay. Great.
One ball from number 4.
- [cheers and applause] - Come on, man.
[Chris] Let's send him the question.
[announcer] Sometimes called "brain tingles,"
the popular YouTube genre ASMR
stands for "autonomous sensory meridian" what?
Relaxation, response, relief.
- Man. [sighs] - Tough one. [chuckles]
[Jerry] Bro, this is another one outside of our wheelhouse.
It's another one I'm not gonna be sure of.
I'm just gonna have to use process of elimination here.
[sighs] Relaxation,
I don't know if that--you know,
relaxation is sensory-wise.
I'm gonna kinda eliminate that.
C, relief,
kinda doesn't seem to do with sensory either.
Okay.
Something is just leaning me hard towards, B, response.
I'm gonna lock it in.
[Chris] All right.
Jerry's locked in, B, response.
Not everyone gets that tingling sensation.
I can't--to me,
it's just like nails on a chalkboard.
But some people love it.
The correct answer, autonomous sensory meridian--
response is the correct answer.
Oh, man.
[Chris] We're gonna turn those green.
[Chad] Woo!
- Oh, baby, come on. - [Chris] Go ahead and drop it.
[Chad] Big money. Big money.
We want that big money. 150K.
Let's go.
- Come on, baby. To the right. - [Chris] Okay.
- It's going right. - Come on. Go in there, baby.
Go--oh, now, it's going right.
Keep going. Here we go. Come on.
That's okay. All right. All right.
All right.
- [Chris] Oh. - Oh, that's all right.
That's okay.
- That's okay. - [Chris] It just kissed the 50
and then went back into the 1.
But it doesn't matter.
- $335,327. - [Chad] That's okay.
But the good news is that's another $20,000
- for your guarantees. - [Chad] Yeah.
He got two of the last three questions right.
And he's really doing a good job.
- Just kind of intuitively... - He is.
[Chris] ... just pulling these answers out of thin air,
'cause he says right at the top,
"I don't know
but I'm really feeling this one,"
and it's working.
That's why he's back there, not me.
- [laughter] - Okay.
Unfortunately, this is the balance part of the game.
We did the green SuperDrop at the top.
We gotta do the red Evil SuperDrop on the way down.
We gotta load all these up with red balls.
I'm so sorry.
We're trying to protect $335,327.
[Chad] All right. We got this.
Low numbers, man.
Stay to the left.
Drop them.
[Chad] Come on, baby. Low numbers.
Low numbers, baby.
- $1 all the way. - [The Wall beeping]
[Chad] Here we go. Here we go.
Stay left. Don't go that way.
Stay this way. Come on. All this way.
Come on. Oh, here comes the first one.
All right. 5K.
Keep right.
Oh, man.
That's okay.
That's all right. We still got it.
Come on. Get in there. No.
- [Chris] Oh, there's a 150. - Wow.
- Holy mackerel. - [Chris] $380,012.
That's gonna take your $335 down to zero.
But, my friend, please don't worry.
- I'm not worried. - [Chris] You know--okay.
Good. We still got a lot of show left.
And when we come back,
we're gonna add that million-dollar bin up there.
[Chad] Big money, come on.
Towards that million.
Let's go. Keep going.
[Chris] And with four free shots at it...
Get it to that big money.
Okay.
Get it to that big money. Woo!
[Chris] ... could Chad add millions to their total?
[Chad] Get it to that big money.
- Oh, my God. Come on. - [Chad] Keep going.
Keep going. Come on.
Yes.
[cheers and applause]
[Chris] Welcome back to The Wall.
Call in the family.
This is where the biggest game in the world takes off.
I'm here with Chad, a fire safety manager
and Good Samaritan from small town New Jersey.
Chad here made big news a while back.
He's out on the lake with friends and family
and they spotted this little baby deer struggling to swim.
This guy just jumped right in,
scooped it up out of the water to rescue it.
And it didn't just end there,
found the fawn's mother and reunited them.
Beautiful story. Beautiful story.
His twin brother, Jerry,
back behind The Wall in isolation.
Jerry's got two questions right.
Their current total on The Wall is zero right now,
but we're just gonna get into round three.
You can see we've added a million-dollar bin
- to The Wall right there. - [cheers and applause]
[Chris] That bin can be life-changing.
As you know, we're gonna start this round
with four green balls,
four free shots at a million.
Then we bookend the round with those four red balls
played from the exact same place
that you've played the green ones from.
But in the middle, we have the three questions
that can really swing the odds in either direction.
So where would you like to play your first green ball?
We're gonna go with the number 5 slot.
[Chris] Number 5.
[cheers and applause]
[Chad] I'm choosing that number 5 spot
and I'm dedicating it to my mom.
That's nice. That's beautiful.
[Chad] She was born in May, fifth month.
She's my hero.
She's the most special lady to me,
for all she's done throughout my whole entire life.
She always made me feel included growing up, you know.
We were a family of four,
she made sure we all got our special times,
a breast cancer survivor, she has MS,
she fought through all of that, never lets it show through,
and just made it all about us as kids growing up.
And she's my mom, she's just super special.
That's really nice. Five is for your mom.
This could take you to $1 million.
Big money. Big money, Mom.
Come on. Let's go.
Drop it.
All right. Let's go, baby.
[cheers and applause]
[Chad] All right. Here we go. Come on.
Get over there. Come on. Go that way, baby.
Where's that million? Let's go, keep going.
It's okay. Keep going.
Come on, big money.
Big money, big money, big money.
- [Chris] Oh. $1. - Oh! That's all right.
- [Chris] That's all right. - You're still number one.
$1, number one.
[Chris] You have a dollar on The Wall right now,
you still have three green balls.
Where would you like to play your next one?
I am going to play the number 1 spot.
[Chris] Okay.
[Chad] I dedicated this spot to my father.
He made sure he provided for his family.
He would work extra,
he worked at my uncle's bakery delivering cakes
just to make sure we had dinner on the table.
He would get up in the dark
and come home in the dark.
Anything I know,
he pretty much taught me.
He's my number one guy.
Hearing your story and you saved the fawn,
it sounds like you've always been that way,
and now you tell me a little about your parents,
it's like, "Oh, okay.
- I see where this comes from." - Yes.
So number 1 for your dad.
- Let's go ahead and drop it. - All right, baby.
Come on. Big money.
[Chris] A million, six figures would be nice.
Big money. We're gonna go all the way right.
Here we go!
- [cheers and applause] - [Chad] Come on, baby.
Go that way. Come on, get to the big money.
Come on.
Come on, get to that big money.
- [Chris] There's $100... - [Chad] Get to the big money.
[Chris] [indistinct] could be a hundred.
[Chad] Get to the big money.
Get to the--oh, all right.
- [Chris] Oh, a dollar. - All right.
[Chris] All right, all right.
$2, we got $2 on The Wall right now,
we still have two balls left to drop, though.
Where would you like to play your third green ball?
In the number 4 spot.
[Chris] Okay. In the number 4 slot.
All right. We're hovering closer to the million.
[Chad] Come on, baby.
Let's go ahead and drop it.
Come on.
You've got this.
Big money, let's go.
[Chris] This could take you over $1 million.
Come on, big money.
Come on, man.
Big money, come on.
Big money.
Big money, come on.
- Get into that big money. - [Chris] Okay.
[Chad] Come on. Get into that big money.
Get into that big money!
- There you go, 300,000. - Woo!
- [Chris] There you go. - Yes!
- [Chris] Nice. - Yes!
All right!
Yes!
[Chris] You finally break through
on that third green ball.
It's good for $300,000.
- You now have... - [Chad] Woo.
[Chris] ... $300,002 on The Wall
and you have one final green ball to play.
We're gonna chose the number 2 spot.
[Chris] All right. Drop it in.
[cheers and applause]
[Chris] All right. Number 2.
This is our final ball.
- Go ahead and drop it! - Go all the way right.
We're going all the way right.
Here we go.
[Chris] This could take you over $1.3 million.
Come on. We got this.
[cheers and applause]
[Chad] Let's go. Here it goes.
Come on! Come on, go that way.
Come on, get to the right.
Come on. Get to the right,
go to the big money, let's go.
Come on, baby. Come on. Come on.
- [Chris] There's 100... - [Chad] Come on, let's go.
[Chris] ... and 200 under down there.
[Chad] Come on, get that hundred.
- Yes! Yes! - [Chris] 100K. Nice.
- There you go. All right. - All right. Yeah.
Okay. Nice.
[Chris] Oh, we're back in business.
Nice clean drop, you added another hundred thousand
in your total right there.
That's two huge hits
- in a row. - [Chad] Yeah.
[Chris] Moving in the right direction.
Because look at this, your total on The Wall
right now, $400,002 on The Wall.
- Amazing. - Now we get to the questions.
First, I'm gonna give you the answers.
World famous surgeon, world famous drummer,
world famous attorney, world famous author.
Based on those, where do you wanna play this?
Oh, we're definitely gonna play this in the 1 spot.
- Okay. - [Chad laughs]
- I know nothing about this. - [Chris] Okay.
Let's see what this is about anyway.
Let's kick it over to Jerry.
[dramatic music playing]
[announcer] In the famous "Peanuts" comic,
Snoopy imagined himself
in many different roles such as Joe Cool
and the World War I Flying Ace.
Which of these was not an alter ego of Snoopy's?
World famous surgeon,
world famous drummer,
world famous attorney,
world famous author?
[Jerry] Oh, man.
I'm sweating bullets back here, bro.
Another one that, uh, not a hundred percent sure of.
I'm trying to go back to our childhood watching Snoopy.
I just feel like every kid
probably wanted to be a drummer.
I mean, there was a time in my life
where I think I wanted to be a drummer.
- [laughter] - [Jerry] I mean,
kids do wanna be doctors.
It's kind of a 50-50 shot here, dude.
I think I'm gonna have to go with B,
world famous drummer, lock it in.
Okay. He locked in world famous drummer.
It sounded like he just wasn't seeing the word "not".
Yeah. He switched them up.
Yeah. But, um, on the show,
it doesn't really matter how you get there.
That actually was the correct answer.
[laughs]
[Chris] The drummer was not an alter ego.
Oh, man. Awesome.
You played it safe, doesn't matter,
we're still gonna add money to The Wall.
- Go ahead and drop it. - Come on, buddy.
Big money, big money, big money!
[Chris] This could take you over $1.4 million.
Oh, let's go, baby.
- Come on. Get to the right. - [Chris] Oh, get to the right.
- Get to the right. - [Chad] Come on, baby.
Get over there, get over.
[indistinct] come on.
Get--go down, keep going.
Keep going to that 300, let's go.
Come on, big money, go on to-- all right.
- [Chris] All right. $100. - All right. Okay.
[Chris] Hey, you know what? It's still good,
- it's still good. - It's still good.
- [Chris] $400,102. - [Chad] Still good. Okay.
[Chris] That's fantastic.
When we come back from the commercial,
we're gonna have the opportunity
to double up, triple up.
There's still plenty of game left to play.
With millions still up for grabs
and his brother on a roll...
Oh, bro. [sighs]
I'm sweating bullets here, man.
[Chris] ... how will Chad play these final two questions?
I'm gonna give you the opportunity to double up
- if you want to. - Do we go big
or do we stay safe?
[Chad] Get into that big money!
[Chris] We just saw Chad totally turn things around.
He got his total up from $0 to more than $400,000.
And if Jerry keeps getting questions right,
we could be in for a huge finish on The Wall tonight.
Welcome back to The Wall on NBC.
I'm out here with Chad, a fire safety manager.
There's $400,102 on The Wall right now.
Back behind The Wall in isolation
is his twin brother, Jerry.
He's killing it back there.
He's gotten three questions right...
- [Chad] I know. - [Chris] ... so far.
We still have two more left to play.
Let's get to the answers for the next question.
6 years, 7 years,
8 years, 9 years.
I'm gonna give you the opportunity
to double up if you want to.
We're gonna definitely just go with the one.
Okay.
And we're gonna play
- the 4 spot... - [Chris] Okay.
[Chad] ... right in that middle.
[Chris] Right in the middle. Sounds good.
Okay. Let's send the question to Jerry.
[announcer] After declaring its independence from Mexico
in 1836,
Texas was its own republic for how many years
before becoming the 28th state to join the Union?
6 years, 7 years,
8 years, 9 years?
Bro. We just can't get a question today.
Where's our construction questions?
Where's our hands-on questions?
That's where we're at, that's me and you, bro.
We're hillbillies from Ringwood, bro.
- Just... - [laughter]
[Jerry] ... trying to go back
to our school days,
it's 1836.
Uh, I don't think things are moving fast in the world.
Six years seems a little too soon, maybe?
I just--you know, for some reason,
in my heart of hearts,
I think it's D,
nine years, lock it in.
- [Chris] All right. - [cheers and applause]
[Chris] He said nine years.
Texas became a state on December 29th, 1845.
- Nine years... - Oh, my God!
[Chris] ... after 1836.
- Yes! - [Chris laughs]
Oh, he's the best guesser.
- [Chris] He might be pregnant. - [Chad] You're amazing.
Oh, dude.
[Chris] This could take you over $1.4 million.
- [Chad] Oh, man. - [Chris] Drop it.
Come on, baby. Big money.
Come on, we're in the middle.
[indistinct] come on. Come on.
Big money, big money, big money, big money,
big money, big money.
Come on, keep going!
- Keep going! - [Chris] Oh, my God.
Come on!
[Chad] Keep going, keep going!
Man! Woo.
- That was so close. - [Chris] Oh, that was so close.
All right, though.
[Chris] Oh, it's so close.
Oh, my God.
$400,202.
I am having such a good time
watching your brother get to these answers.
Four questions right so far.
It's amazing.
We have one question left.
Here's your last set of answers.
Henry IV, Henry V,
Henry VIII, Richard III.
[Chad] Okay.
You can triple up if you want to
or you can just play one,
you have $400,000.
[sighs]
Do we triple up, go big
or do we stay safe?
[crowd chatter]
I'm gonna stay safe.
[Chris] Okay.
Hey, even though he's an amazing guesser.
[indistinct]
I'm gonna go to the number 2 spot.
[Chris] One ball from number 2.
Drop it in there.
All right.
Let's see if he can get this one, too.
Let's kick it over.
[announcer] Shakespeare's plays
were produced at London's The Globe Theater
until a 1613 fire destroyed it,
during a performance of a play about which king?
Henry IV, Henry V,
Henry VIII, Richard III?
- [Jerry] Oh, bro. - [laughter]
[Jerry] Another history question.
[sighs]
I'm sweating bullets here, man.
Just can't get a question.
You've got them all.
Henry VIII, for some reason,
sticks out pretty hard to me.
Um, you had the, uh, option to triple up on this one.
Really hope you played it safe.
C, Henry VIII, lock it in.
[Chris] All right.
He's locked in Henry VIII.
If he's right,
that'd be five out of six that he got right.
We could add a bunch more money into The Wall,
which would be good, because we still need to get
to those four red balls.
Henry VIII ...
... is the correct answer.
Yes!
- [Chris laughs] - [Chad] Woo!
Oh, yeah!
Five out of six questions right.
[Chad] Oh, my God.
That's amazing!
I love this show,
I love the people on this show,
I love watching you and Jerry together.
Let's go ahead and drop it!
[Chad] Come on, baby. Big money.
Down the million dollar spot.
Oh, man.
Here we go!
Come on, go that way there!
Go back to the right, come on.
Big money.
Come on. Come on, keep going!
Oh!
Oh, my God.
- [Chris] Okay. - All right.
- Oh, man. - I'm so sorry.
That's all right. That's a lottery ticket.
That's okay.
All right. We just added a dollar that time.
$400,203.
I gotta say, you guys are doing everything right.
You just got some not great bounces with the greens
because he could only answer one more question right.
Five out of six.
All right. It is deliberation time.
This is a very difficult decision to make.
The seemingly impossible choice of taking guaranteed money
or whatever is potentially left on The Wall,
but is this total of $400,203
enough to make it through the four red balls?
Obviously we won't know until that happens.
I have no predictions about which way he's gonna go
because I guarantee he doesn't think he got
that many rights when he got almost all of them right.
My hope is that when you go back to New Jersey,
you guys open a, uh, psychic detective agency
where he just goes, "I think it's this,"
and then knowing that you'll just dive into the action
to get stuff done,
I really feel like there's a future for you guys.
That's it. I'll just be the money collector.
He can do all the hard guessing.
I've literally never seen anyone on this show,
and we've done a lot of these episodes, over a hundred,
just go, I don't know,
but this one's sticking out to me,
like five times out of six.
But right now we're focused on this tube
because in here is the contract.
We always say everyone who comes on The Wall
has a chance to leave with guaranteed money
and so here's what that means for you guys.
A signed contract gets you all the money
from Free Fall which was $60,224.
Plus, Jerry got five questions right.
$20,000 per each one of those five questions,
which means that if he signs this contract,
it's worth $160,224.
If he signs, you are leaving
with a really terrific guarantee.
If he rips it up,
that's taking the ultimate risk.
We're about to send it over to Jerry.
He can't see you or hear you,
but we're gonna bring that back up.
And, you know, just talk to him,
do the twinning thing.
We are, we're definitely-- we're twinning.
We are twinning.
I don't know. It's such a tough thing, man.
Uh, I would probably rip it up but I'm on this side.
And win, lose, draw, it doesn't even matter.
You just--you know, you make me so proud.
You've got it.
You're gonna make the right decision.
[Chris] All right.
We've sent it away to Jerry.
All right.
He's got the contract.
We're gonna cut off the feed,
so that he can make this decision in private.
We're gonna find out what Jerry's decision was
at the end of the show.
[Jerry] Oh.
This is a time to do some thinking, man.
[sighs]
I don't feel I did that good in trivia.
Oh, man.
This pen right here is worth a lot of money, dude.
Sign this contract?
It's worth 60 grand plus.
You could have millions out there on the board.
A lot of me says rip it up, man.
But then there's a part of me that says, man,
just sign it and get it over with.
Anything's better than nothing.
Man, you feel you had it hard out there.
This is probably the hardest decision I'll make in my life.
I hope we battled strong here.
Um ...
... Ooh, bro.
[cheers and applause]
[Chris] It has been an incredible night.
I mean, we've seen Jerry tie the record
by getting five out of six questions right.
But the luck just was not there
when it came to the drops.
Welcome back to The Wall.
I'm here with Chad with $400,203 on The Wall.
And we're just waiting for Jerry to make his decision.
And I honestly have no idea because I don't think
he thinks he got any of them right.
There--there's no way he knows it.
- Um, yeah. - [The Wall beeping]
[Chris] Oh, I hear it.
There it is.
So whatever has been decided has been decided.
There's just the terrible part of the game
where we have to drop the four red balls,
where you played the green ones from.
First number you chose was 5,
which I think is the scariest number
that we have up here.
Go ahead and put that in there.
All right.
We're trying to protect $400,000.
There's some scary numbers right under there,
but we've had some good luck bouncing to the left
with low amounts, so go ahead and drop it.
Come on, baby, low numbers.
We need some low ones.
Come on, those $1, those $10, keep it low.
Come on, baby.
Get to the left, stay away from the million.
- Come on, to the left. - [Chris] To the left.
Come on, to the left.
To the left.
Keep going.
Oh, no, back to the left.
All right. Only $1.
Okay. Oh, my God.
- [Chris] Okay [indistinct] - [Chad] Here we go.
Come on. To the right. To the right.
- [Chris] Yes! - [Chad] To the right.
Oh, my God.
- Woo. Yes. - [Chris] Oh, man.
Oh, man, three more of those.
[Chris] Three more of those and we'll be in good shape.
[Chad] That was amazing.
[Chris] Now your total is $400,202.
A little bit of relief.
The next number you chose was 1.
The number 1 safe side. Come on, baby.
Safe side. Come on.
[Chris] All right.
[Chad] Number 1, get to the left.
We want those low numbers, low numbers.
Get to the left.
[Chris] Drop it.
One, ten, I'm good.
Ones and tens, give it to us.
Let's go, baby.
Come on, stay left.
Stay left.
Stay away from the big ones.
- Yeah, keep going that way. - [Chris] Keep going left.
- [Chad] Come on, all the way. - [Chris] Keep going left.
- Keep going left. - [Chad] All the way.
- Stay over there. Yeah! - You got it.
Let's go.
[Chris] Two in a row. Two in a row.
- [Chad] Yes. - [Chris] Nice job.
You only lost two bucks.
$400,201.
Two more balls.
[Chris] The third one you selected was 4,
so we have to put that in there.
[Chad] Low numbers.
[Chris] Anything to the left.
Here we go.
- Number 4... - Baby.
- [Chris] ... drop it. - Come on, baby.
Drop it low.
Come on, number one again.
One, we got this. Keep going in the one.
Anything to the left is good.
- [Chad] Keep going in the one. - Anything to the left is good.
[Chad] Anything to the left is good.
We got this. Keep going in the one.
Come on, stay in the ones.
Stay in the ones.
Oh, yeah, go to the one, one, one.
- [Chris] Go left. Go left. - [Chad] Oh, my God.
Here we go. Yes, go that way. Go that way. Go that way.
To the one, to the one, to the one.
- [Chris] To the one. - [Chad] To the one.
- Oh. - [Chris] Oh, man.
Oh, man.
Oh.
[Chris] Oh, Chad, I'm sorry.
[Chad] Ah, it sucks.
[Chris] It really sucks.
That's almost the exact amount you have.
$201 is left on The Wall.
Something's still there.
That's okay.
The last one you selected was 2.
We gotta drop that in.
All right, there's $201 left on The Wall.
At this point, hopefully he signed it.
Go ahead and drop it.
Come on, get to one.
Come on, baby, get to one.
Guaranteed for 200 if you get to one.
Come on, baby.
You got this.
Stay left, come on.
To the one. To the one. Come on, get over there.
Stay to the one. Stay to the one.
Come on. You got this.
- Stay. Oh, my. - [Chris] Okay.
- Okay. - All right.
All right.
[Chris] You dropped in the one.
We can take that, guaranteed.
[Chris] You got $200.
That's your final total on The Wall.
And, uh, I have no predictions, you know,
like he's been so intuitive this whole game,
maybe he would have foreseen something like this
and he would have thought, oh, you know, 60,000,
I maybe got one or two right,
that'd be a big guarantee.
Maybe he thought oh, 60,000 isn't enough
to not go for it, so I don't know.
And I gotta say you guys just have the biggest hearts
and it's been a pleasure to be here standing next to you
this whole show.
So in a minute, we're gonna find out how the story ends.
What do you think he did?
Will it be a contract signed worth $160,224
or if he tears it up,
they're going home with $200?
This is The Wall on NBC.
Coming up, in isolation,
Jerry has been making the right call
all night long,
but we need him to have done it one last time.
If you tore up the contract,
you're risking it all for what was left on The Wall.
Will these twin brothers take home $160,000
back to their families in New Jersey?
I thought about Dad, I thought about our families,
you know, and what, uh, that money could do for us.
So at the end of the day...
[theme music playing]
[cheers and applause]
Welcome back to The Wall.
It's time to end the suspense and find out what Jerry decided.
Let's bring him out.
[cheers and applause]
[Chris] Hey, man, how are you doing?
- All right. - Man, what a ride.
I don't know what it was like for you back there.
Crazy, dude.
It was insane.
I'm curious,
how many questions do you think you got right?
- Maybe two. - [Chris] Okay.
You didn't feel confident on the other ones, but...
I didn't feel confident on any, to be honest.
Okay.
Um, you got five questions right.
Wow.
[Chris] And it was an absolute pleasure to watch.
Wow.
You got five questions right.
That means 20,000 for each one of those
toward your guarantee.
So if you signed the contract I sent you,
it was worth $160,224.
If you tore it up, you're risking it all
for what was left on The Wall, which you don't know,
so I'm gonna bring you over here to your twin brother
and, uh, you're gonna go first and tell him what you did.
Bro, that might've been one of the hardest decisions
I had to make.
I just kept going back to, you know,
trying to get something from you as being a twin.
Hopefully you were sending me something.
Um ...
... Then, uh, I just, you know, I thought about Dad,
I thought about our families, you know,
and what, uh,
that guaranteed money could do for us.
Also seen it the other way.
There's a million dollars up there, man.
And, uh, I know you were probably out here gambling away,
but those four red balls at the end
keep coming to my head.
And, uh, one of them wipes out some big money.
So at the end of the day ...
... I signed the contract.
Jerry, you're my hero.
Five questions, amazing.
Amazing.
Listen, you nailed it.
You nailed it.
You signed that contract.
Jerry, the bank had $200 in it.
[Chris] You made the right decision.
I'm so glad you signed that contract.
$160,224.
Man, you did it.
You did it.
I think everyone is gonna love you guys
after seeing this episode.
Oh, man, wow.
I love you guys after being in this episode with you.
Wow.
[Chris] I've never seen anyone just somehow
get the right answer that many times,
but you guys are the best,
and I so appreciate you being here.
Congratulations.
$160,224.
You guys do New Jersey very proud.
I wanna thank you for watching.
Thank you for being here.
I hope this made your day a little bit better.
Good night.
- Great job, guys. - Thank you.
[indistinct] oh, my God.
[Chris] Woo.
[theme music playing]