Millionaire, the fastest finger question was "Put the following races in order according to their length, from the shortest to the longest." The Indianapolis 500 was one of the four answers. The correct player with the fastest time was John Carpenter, who would go on to become the first player on the U.S. version of the show to win the $1 million prize. At least 23 episodes of Jeopardy! have featured Indy 500-related clues, including two episodes which featured an entire category related to Indy, and one episode that featured an Indy-related Final Jeopardy clue. On the November 12, 2006, episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, host Ty Pennington was shown on the main straight of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during the opening sitting in an Indycar. The pilot episode of Show Me the Money which aired November 14, 2006, featured the question: "Who finished 4th in the Indianapolis 500 in 2005, her rookie year in the Indy Racing League." The correct answer was Danica Patrick, and the contestant responded correctly. In 2006, the Food Network hosted a Food Network Challenge cake decorating contest at the track. It was held in the infield on the morning of the race. The winner was invited to compete in a later episode. 2001 and 2002, Indy 500 winner Hélio Castroneves was a contestant on and won Season 5 of Dancing with the Stars. That ensuing May, his professional partner, Julianne Hough, sang the National Anthem and Season 6 champion Kristi Yamaguchi was the starter of the 2008 race. In the Jem episode "Intrigue at the Indy 500", rock star Jem races in and wins the Indy 500. On the Beavis and Butt-head episode "Bus Trip," the school bus driver becomes angry when he is cut off by a reckless driver, and yells, "This isn't the Indy you moron!" Reality shows that include scenes filmed or featuring the race include: Man v. Food ("Indianapolis, Indiana"), American Chopper ("Window World Bike"), and Keeping Up with the Kardashians. Indy Racing League and Indianapolis 500 decals and souvenirs, and related content, have appeared in the background on television series including According to Jim, Family Foreman, Everybody Loves Raymond, Gene Simmons Family Jewels, Grounded for Life, The King of Queens, Malcolm in the Middle, Roswell, and The Upshaws (the latter set in Indianapolis). During the 2010 season, the opening credits for NBC Sunday Night Football featured an image