Electronics 2000

i have an oddball resistor in a LCD TV circuit, inverter board, its brown, black, white, and gold band
put into http://www.eeweb.com/toolbox/4-band-resistor-calculator it tells me its 10.00G ohms, anyone got any idea, why it would be in a circuit, i dont think i would find a replacement easily, so any ideas what values i could use to make a 10.00G ohms in parallel?
any ideas oh how i can bypass this as its activating a protection circuit stopping the TV from going.

Any help would be appreciated.
PS Hi from New Zealand

They would be in series... not paralel... just add the values of whatever you can get to get a total of 10G00.

Thanks ill try that, as its monday today i might hit Jaycar and see if they have one or can get one in stock or can even test it on my meter all i get is .003 Ohms