“Leviticus” and Leviticus
Like most young people, Leviticus is imperfect. But I love it anyways.
Ellen's Energy Adventure (1996)
Shown only at EPCOT Center, Ellen DeGeneres plays herself as she goes on a fantasy tour with Bill Nye "The Science Guy" through time to learn facts about energy as she prepares to face off against an old rival of hers on TV's Jeopardy.
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Shown only at EPCOT Center, Ellen DeGeneres plays herself as she goes on a fantasy tour with Bill Nye "The Science Guy" through time to learn facts about energy as she prepares to face off against an old rival of hers on TV's Jeopardy.
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Genre:Family, Science Fiction
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In Theaters:9/15/1996
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Runtime:45 minutes
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Cast
Director
Ellen DeGeneres
Herself
Alex Trebek
Himself
Bill Nye
Himself
Johnny Gilbert
Jeopardy announcer (voice)
Mary Kay Bergman
Female WNRG Newscaster (voice)
Corey Burton
Radio Newscaster(voice)
Olgia Campbell
Jeopardy Assistant
Steven Dean Davis
Multiple Characters (uncredited)
Michael Richards
Caveman discovering fire (uncredited)
Benny Wasserman
Albert Einstein (uncredited)
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