NBC's "Million Second Quiz" didn't burn up the ratings, but it
made game show history with its finale Thursday.  Recent law
school grad Andrew Kravis won $2.6 million and topped the $2.52
record set by Ken Jennings during his original run on
"Jeopardy!"  Kravis collected $2 million for triumphing on
Thursday's live telecast. Earlier, he had earned $326,346 on the
game show. He picked up a bonus that brought the total to $2.6
million.  Early national ratings show "Million Second Quiz"
averaging 5.4 million viewers. Reruns on CBS were strong. "The
Big Bang Theory" drew 8.8 million viewers in its regular slot
and 7.9 million at 9 p.m. "The X Factor" pulled 6.1 million to
Fox.  In Orlando, "Million Second Quiz" placed ninth with 67,100
viewers.  The big winner remained football. In Orlando, the NFL
Network's Thursday night game was tops with 130,100 viewers.
Kansas City beat Philadelphia, 26-16.  Simon Cowell and "The X
Factor" ranked second; the singing contest drew 111,600 viewers.
The next four slots went to