Melissa and Matthew face off in the Head Rush round as they answer the questions on whether it was discovered or invented. Will Melissa take the lead?
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Melissa and Matthew face off in the Head Rush round as they answer the questions on whether it was discovered or invented. Will Melissa take the lead?
Added: Sep 30, 2009
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Runtime: 01:56
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