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As guests entered the attraction’s first room, they could see a dark movie screen on the wall. After everyone was in the theater, Ellen DeGeneres walked onto the screen and began to talk to the audience. Ellen then introduced herself as the spokeswomen for the Universe of Energy, which she admitted was somewhat surprising. She then told guests that while she is an expert on a lot of things, not too long ago she could have cared less about energy. Ellen then explained that one day everything changed as she was watching TV in her apartment. With a snap of her fingers (for a on her second timetry) Ellen transported guests back to her apartment, where they heard the TV announcer say, "This is ... Jeopardy!" As Ellen watched Jeopardy, her neighbor Bill Nye the Science Guy walked in. Bill explained that he came over to borrow some foil for an experiment, but soon enough he was watching the game show too. The announcer then told guests that the first contestant on that day's Jeopardy is was a professor of energy at Princeton University, named Dr. Judy Peterson. Hearing this, Ellen exclaimed that Judy was her "know it all" roommate in college. Ellen She then claimed that both Judy and energy are were stupid, which Bill disagreed with before leaving. After Bill left, Ellen said that even if the universe needed energy, she didn't, before she falls asleep.

Back in the present time, Ellen appeared again in order to tell guests that every time somebody takes a nap in front of the TV, that meant that they were going to have a dream. The scene then shifted to Ellen's dream (or nightmare) in which she is appeared on Jeopardy! alongside Dr. Judy Peterson and Albert Einstein. Alex Trebek (the host of Jeopardy!) told the contestants the categories for the day’s show, which all had to do with energy. After the end of the first roundof play, Judy had $17,800 while Einstein had zero and Ellen has had negative money. Although defeated, Ellen declared that since it is was her dream , she could still win. Bill Nye then appeared (to meet Einstein) and agreed to teach Ellen about energy, by taking her back in time.