In the 1994 film "Quiz Show," Herbert Stempel's meteoric rise as a champion on the popular quiz show "Twenty-One" is brutally cut short when Charles Van Doren, a Columbia University instructor and idealist, is brought in to replace him. As Stempel's frustration grows, he publicly accuses the show of being rigged, prompting lawyer Richard Goodwin to launch an investigation that exposes the scandalous manipulation behind the scenes.
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