FROM THE MOVIE WEEK:

No movie had ever grossed over $20 million at the box office for more than three consecutive weeks. Titanic did it ten weeks in a row.

The sketch that Jack made of Rose, as well as all of the pictures in Jack's sketchbook, were drawn by director James Cameron. It is his hand we see making the sketch, an image that had to be flipped for the movie because Cameron is left-handed while Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) is right-handed.

A 90% scale model of the starboard half of the Titanic was built on a Mexico beach. Because the port side of the ship was docked at Southampton, all of the docked scenes were filmed in reverse, meaning that all signs, costumes and hairstyles had to be backwards in order for the finished product to look correct.

Margaret Brown never went by the name "Molly." She didn't receive that nickname until well after her death.

Jack Dawson was obviously a man ahead of his time. He said he went ice fishing on Lake Wissota, a man-made lake created five years after Titanic sank. He also claims to have visited a Santa Monica Pier that did not begin construction until 1916, four years after the sinking.

At the end of the movie, Rose sees a refurbished Statue of Liberty (the facelift it was given in the 80s) from a ship that would have had to have been sitting on the island for her to have seen it from that angle.

The almost-full-scale model of the Titanic built for the movie cost more than the original ship.

In the fifteen years Vanna White has turned and/or lit letters on "Wheel of Fortune", she has worn over 4700 different outfits.

With 61 'answers' per show, "Jeopardy" goes through over 14,000 answers every year. After fourteen years on the air with Alex Trebek, and a previous twelve years with Art Fleming, that amounts to over 360,000 different answers since the show first debuted.

A year before she became the letter-turner on "Wheel of Fortune", Vanna White was a contestant on "The Price Is Right".

To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the radio debut of "Truth or Consequences", host Ralph Edwards said he would broadcast the anniversary show from any town willing to change its name to that of the show. On March 31, 1950 the town of Hot Springs, New Mexico officially changed its name to Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.

During his several decades on the air, Bill Cullen hosted twenty-one different game shows, was the assistant on a 22nd and the announcer on a 23rd. By comparison, Bob Barker has only hosted four different game shows.

In 1961 Jackie Gleason returned to television after two years to host the game show "You're In the Picture". It was the only game show Gleason ever hosted, with good reason: the show was so bad it was cancelled after that one airing. In the time slot the following week Gleason sat in a chair on an empty stage and apologized.

Bob Cobert, composer of the theme songs for "Password", "The $10/20/25/50/100,000 Pyramid" and "To Tell the Truth", also wrote the themes to "Dark Shadows" and "The Winds of War".