Drew
Drew noun - United States actor (born in Ireland); father of Georgiana Emma Barrymore (1827-1862).
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Later, several people who drew money would be selected to "Make Way", and be given a huge amount of money, plenty for one last hurrah and to take care of their families.
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The more money you took, the greater your chance of being selected (not that the person who drew the most would be automatically selected, it seemed to work more along the idea of having more tickets in a raffle).
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For Drew, it fulfilled a prophecy from a previous April Fools' day episode where Drew was introduced in the opening spiel as host of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson Audience Participation: The show's cold open frequently involves selected members of the audience standing facing the camera.
Source: Series / The Late Late Show
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