Who Wants to Be a Millionaire with Jeremy Clarkson

_Kaiser_

It's been great so far. Clarkson is a natural for this. Safe to say this will fully rehabilitate him for UK network TV as well.

Jeff2

callaway92 wrote: »

Any word on viewing figures for this?

It was posted a few pages age.
I'm watching now so not going looking.

ScrubsfanChris

This first lad is a bit hopeless

He's never watched the Simpsons:pac:

nerobert

What happens if Jeremy gives the wrong answer and the contestant gets thrown off? Now that would be interesting to watch

OldMrBrennan83

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ScrubsfanChris

_Kaiser_

I wouldn't have a clue about this one either...

Fred Swanson

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Harry Palmr

Morse! Its posh!

iamwhoiam

Well played !

Fred Swanson

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_Kaiser_

JC is just brilliant for this.

Fair play to Tom getting to 32k all the same

Harry Palmr

Millionaire is a Brexit sort of show!

Harry Palmr

kids these days!

iamwhoiam

Can't believe someone doesn't know where Checkpoint Charlie was . Wow

OldMrBrennan83

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deco nate

iamwhoiam wrote: »

Can't believe someone doesn't know where Checkpoint Charlie was . Wow

Yea, North /South Korean border. Sure everyone knows that, lol

deco nate

The artist

iamwhoiam

Patww79 wrote: »

I definitely wouldn't have guessed Berlin if I was there. A bare inkling as I've heard of it before but wouldn't be sure. A world war 2 thing I presume?

No , Cold War , a point where people could cross from West to East/ East to West Berlin . Up to 1989 it still existed in Berlin .

Harry Palmr

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Nope Cold War, it was the official crossing point between East and West Berlin from 1947 until 1989

Harry Palmr

Bowler!

deco nate

Beret is my guess, and it is a guess this time

deco nate

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Bowler!

Damit I'm wrong

rubadub

There is no way the piano was that recent, therefore the artist is the obvious answer -not that I would have got it with all 4 available.

No point posting easily googled answers, not sure why people bother their hole. I like to see the reasoning behind the selection.

ScrubsfanChris

Thought this was a "Very" famous painting

Harry Palmr

I've known every question put so far this evening. Just a pity I'm here and not there.

_Kaiser_

Aww, I would have guessed Beret as well.

ShamoBuc

nerobert wrote: »

What happens if Jeremy gives the wrong answer and the contestant gets thrown off? Now that would be interesting to watch

Kinda just happened.

ScrubsfanChris

"He sounds French so might be Beret"

That's just racist :pac:

deco nate

rubadub wrote: »

There is no way the piano was that recent, therefore the artist is the obvious answer -not that I would have got it with all 4 available.

No point posting easily googled answers, not sure why people bother their hole. I like to see the reasoning behind the selection.

I didn't Google my answer, I'm just playing along. I knew it.you can see I got the next one wrong by my posts

TheQuietBeatle

Beret was too obvious.

_Kaiser_

This will be our first 2 night contestant I think

_Kaiser_

I'd be shot if I didn't know that Super Mario question seeing as the little fella has become addicted to it in the last while

deco nate

I would have lost on that last question, thought it was thorax:(

TheQuietBeatle

Slightly tougher questions than the old show for under 1K (although last guy's questions were easy).

An Ciarraioch

ShamoBuc wrote: »

Kinda just happened.

The irony being he described the painting perfectly, but thought it had a different title.

ShamoBuc

An Ciarraioch wrote: »

The irony being he described the painting perfectly, but thought it had a different title.

To be fair to him, he also pointed out for the money involved the French name connection might be too obvious.

Andy From Sligo

I didnt like that policeman woman much - the accent and the waaay sheeee accentuated each word and voweeeeel like that - so irritating so she was

Agricola

Andy From Sligo wrote: »

I didnt like that policeman woman much - the accent and the waaay sheeee accentuated each word and voweeeeel like that - so irritating so she was

Yeah she had notions too. If you go into that seat thinking your going to win big and start gambling will nilly while you have lifelines, you'd want to be VERY lucky.

Andy From Sligo

I in no way blame clarkeson for that cock up with the policewoman - she was greedy, she didnt know the answer so she shouldnt have gambled - greed thats what it was .. could have walked away with 8 grand .... did she even have the slightest inkling what the answer was I think not - then all blame has to be on her stupidity of gambling not on clarkeson for not convincing her to go for bowler hat

Fred Swanson

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fritzelly

Fred Swanson wrote: »

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Yep

Agricola

Agricola wrote: »

Yeah she had notions too. If you go into that seat thinking your going to win big and start gambling will nilly while you have lifelines, you'd want to be VERY lucky.

LOL @ Policeman-woman. "None of my friends would know the answer, so I'll ask Jeremy Clarkson an Art question instead".

Some of the players have really been silly with how they use their life lines. A guy last night I think asked the audience for a Transformers question, something I'm sure Jezza would know. And another used him to ask about Cilantro, something he didn't know.

Andy From Sligo

I am pretty sure now policeman-woman will get her revenge now on clarkeson - book him for doing 31mph in a 30mph zone one day for loosing her 7 grand

100 pound question was about crime (or a well known saying about crime)... really - not fixed no? - no, most probably coincidence wasnt it?

AMKC

Deleted User wrote: »

LOL @ Policeman-woman. "None of my friends would know the answer, so I'll ask Jeremy Clarkson an Art question instead".

Some of the players have really been silly with how they use their life lines. A guy last night I think asked the audience for a Transformers question, something I'm sure Jezza would know. And another used him to ask about Cilantro, something he didn't know.

Oh I agree some of them have been terrible but tonight's sow was better with better contestants. I can not believe your man did not know the insect question. Head, Thorax, Abdomen are the three main parts. Such a waste of a lifeline. What the hell would an insect need with an appendix? That's something you should have learnt in science class.

An Ciarraioch

Fair to say that a regular series will be commissioned - going by the Digital Spy forums, the first episode had an audience of 5m, it slipped to 4m on Sunday, but stabilised at that level yesterday.

Gwynplaine

Can't stand him, a giant potato in a blazer. "The best cahhh in the worrrrllllllddd"

Andy From Sligo

just wondering if it were to come back regularly if Philip Scholfield (the cube, ITV this Morning, british soap awards host etc) might be better as host. I think he could do deadpan when needed but also show a bit of excitement when someone does well instead of having the monotone voice of clarkson ?

lertsnim

Disappointing that this isn't on the TV3 player.

An Ciarraioch

lertsnim wrote: »

Disappointing that this isn't on the TV3 player.

As mentioned on a previous page, probably a rights issue with ITV.