Every $125,000 Winners On Who Wants To Be A Millionaire 2020 Season 1
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00:00Welcome back to Millionaire. We got a good one to start things off. Eric Stonestreet
00:10is in the hot seat. You're doing very well. So far, Eric has earned $64,000 for building
00:15hope for autism. Eric, you have one lifeline left. Danny is gone. I know you've been obsessing.
00:23Welcome back to Millionaire. Oh, Eric Stonestreet has been twisting and turning during this
00:29commercial break. So unnecessary. I have to be honest. I'm enjoying it thoroughly.
00:34I'm really enjoying it. That's the part that's unnecessary. It's your pure amusement. I still
00:38haven't told you what the answer is. No! I still don't know what the answer is. Well,
00:41get him to put it up there. You said what? I said C, Argo was my final answer and I was
00:46willing to risk it to get more money. For $125,000, is Argo the correct answer? Argo
00:58is the correct answer. Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! In the movie Anchorman, Brian Fontana memorably
01:08says 60% of the time it works every time. About which of his many colognes? London Gentleman,
01:16Blackbeard's Delight, Sex Panther, Humpback. This is a comedy question for sure. In the
01:24movie Anchorman, Brian Fontana memorably says 60% of the time it works every time.
01:29I've heard so many guys quote this so many times. Men who don't have sense of humors
01:35themselves. So they just regurgitate this. It would have been helpful for me to hear
01:40what fragrance you were talking about. I think, I think it's Sex Panther. And man, I want
01:53to use, I really do, and I don't think my phone a friend can help, but God I want to
01:56talk to him. He's a comedian though. He's a comedian though, who I've been on a date
02:03with recently. Went on one date with him, Jimmy. This is Chris DiStefano. Chris DiStefano.
02:11And we had a great time, by all accounts. And I asked him out again. I asked him out.
02:20And he said yes. And then he bailed on our second date. So me having him as a phone a
02:24friend is really just a chance to get this guy on the line. Truly is. Unless he's shooting
02:32a TV show, he won't pick up. He's that desirable. I mean, to me, yes. I see. Okay. Yeah. I'm
02:37into this dude. I don't think he can help me here. Okay. But like. It is funny that
02:43a comedian cannot help you with a question about one of the biggest comedies of all time.
02:49I mean, why did you pick him? Because he's really good at history. Ah, okay. It's history.
02:54He knows so much about history. Because he's a comedian. He sits around all day watching
02:59History Channel. Yes. Yes. And reading like dumb history books that don't interest me,
03:05but like he loves them. Okay. But this, I really feel confident about Sex Panther at
03:13this point. You do? Because I think Blackbeard's Delight was just a joke in and of itself.
03:18A quick, this is London Gentleman. This is Blackbeard's Delight, which works 60% of
03:24the time. God, I could picture that too. Sex Panther. Now, just so you know, if you get
03:33it wrong, you're only losing $32,000. You won't drop down to zero. You drop down to
03:39$32,000. I'm also losing getting a chance to talk to this guy I really like. Yes. So
03:45And if you get it right, it's $125,000. It's so much money. Okay. And you're going to be
03:54so many angry birds if you get it wrong too. Angry birds? You'll probably be chased and pecked.
04:01Brian Vantana. It's Paul Rudd. If only Paul Rudd was your phone number. Oh my God,
04:10can you imagine? Okay. I'll, I'll do, let's talk, let's phone a friend. Okay. I mean,
04:22I don't know what else to do here. Okay. Phone a friend. You're for sure about that. You want
04:26to phone a friend? No. Okay. I'm not. And I'm glad you asked me again. I'm starting to figure
04:39out why this date didn't happen. Oh my God. This is, this is such a weird, people don't
04:49understand how alone you feel when you're doing this. You feel so alone. People tell me that all
04:53the time when they're with me. I do. I feel so alone right now. 60% of the time it works every
05:01time. And this is really coming down to me as a comedy writer. What I think would have been the
05:07place I would have put it. And I think it's, I think it's Sex Panther. Final answer. Sex
05:17Panther is your final answer. Oh my God. And that is a shame because, uh, you really analyzed it
05:26beautifully. I was actually interested in hearing you analyze these jokes, you know, and the way
05:32they should be presented. And it turns out you're very well versed because you actually got it
05:39right. It is Sex Panther. Is this the only chance that I can turn to you? Luckily for me, yes, it
05:52is. Because the only stuff I know about is fried chicken. So. Jane, you've got $64,000. That is a
06:00lot of dollars. That could pay for an organizer for a year. That's excellent. And you still have
06:05two lifelines left. You've got 50-50. And Louis. And Louis. Yeah. Yes. Next question is for $125,000.
06:14In France, if you give someone a billet d'oeuvre, what are you giving them?
06:24I don't think you're going to need a lifeline for this. Bear hug?
06:27Tattoo? Haircut? Love letter? The love letter final. Final answer is love letter.
06:36Love letter is, is magnifique a French word? Yeah. It's magnifique.
06:43Jane Fonda has $125,000. She's going for a million. We'll be back to play more Who Wants
06:50to be a Millionaire. You're cruising here. Next question is for $125,000, Ike. Do you want to hear
07:04it? Yes, please. Or do you just want to guess? I'm going to guess the question. Okay, we'll give you
07:08the questions and then you can guess. The question is, how is the SOS distress call expressed in
07:14Morse code? Three dashes, three dots, three dashes. Three dots, three dashes, three dots.
07:21Dash, two dots, dash. Dot, two dashes, dot.
07:30Not a huge Morse code guy. I like to imagine everyone at home tapping their finger along
07:35with us right now. Oh, it's it. No, you idiot. This would be a bad phone call for my phone a
07:41friend just because it's too long to explain. You really know the game. I'm a fan, my friend.
07:48All of them. Regis, Vieira, Harrison, Kimmel. It's quite a Mount Rushmore.
07:58Can I ask a question? If I ask Dave, do I have to answer if I don't like what he tells me?
08:05No, you still get to make the decision. But if you're not sure and you want to ask Dave
08:10and then you think you might not listen to him, why would you ask Dave?
08:14It depends on how I feel. OK, I'm going to go ahead. I'm going to.
08:22I'm going to ask Dave, I'm going to ask Dave, I don't know if he's a Morse code enthusiast,
08:29but what the hell? Let's let's let's let's see if Dave knows the answer. OK. All right. Let's
08:36bring the lights back on. Dave Weigel. There he is. Hi, Dave. Hello. How are you feeling about
08:42this question? That I wish I was a Morse code enthusiast. A little bit young, maybe for that.
08:48Maybe a couple hundred years. One is never too young for Morse code. It's fun. All the kids
08:52are doing it now. I've got two things in my head, which is that I know this is something that people
08:56can blink when they're in hostage videos and that you probably don't want to be that long.
09:01I mean, if you're thinking that, it seems like it would be C or D dot two dashes dot or dash
09:09dot dot. How do you differentiate a dash and a dot in a blink? By the way, I just want to say
09:17that if you're already a hostage and making a video at that point, I don't think you need to
09:21blink out. So we know I think people will know there's trouble afoot in case they were checking
09:28their phone or something. They weren't paying attention. That is true. Like a tick tock video
09:33is what you're saying. I made a tick tock hostage video. Help me. I'm in trouble.
09:43What do you think, David Weigel? Do you think do you think it's either C or D?
09:47That's where my head's at. But like again, I have many enthusiasms and this is not one
09:52of them. This is something I'm working backwards from, you know, newspaper clippings and movies.
09:58Dave's trying to tell you he doesn't know. Yes, that's what I was trying to say.
10:01Should we should we maybe try the 50-50, Dave? But do you think that's going to give us C and D
10:05and we're going to be in the same spot? Who's your phone a friend? My dad, who is older.
10:10He's not like Samuel Morse old, but he's
10:17Sam Shepard old. You're looking for another Sam? I was trying to think about Sam because
10:23around my dad's age. Yeah, my my final answer would be dash two dots dash. But if somebody
10:33knows war things and you would call them this that they might know it more than I do.
10:39Let's try my dad. I think that's a good decision. Yeah, let's try your dad.
10:46How often do you talk to your dad on the phone? It's been about five years
10:49since we've spoken at all. So there's going to be a little bit of shock out of the blue. A lot
10:52of motion here right now. We didn't end on good terms. And I thought this would be the right
10:57forum to kind of reconnect. And we're about to find out. All right. We're calling Alan Barinholtz.
11:02Yes. Ike's dad. Where is your dad? He's in Ohio. Okay. Hello. Hello, Alan. It's Jimmy Kimmel.
11:15How are you? Your son needs you. Oh, no. We're on. Well, we're on who wants to be a millionaire.
11:24Ike is going for $125,000 right now. Okay. And he thought you might be able to help him.
11:32Well, we'll do our best. All right, dad. Ike is going to read you this question. And he's
11:39going to read you the four possible answers. You only have 30 seconds from the beginning
11:44of the question. So you have to answer quickly. Okay? All good. Okay. Ike, your time starts now.
11:51How is the SOS distress call expressed in Morse code? Three dashes, three dots, three dashes.
11:59B, three dots, three dashes, three dots. C, dash, two dots, dash. D, dot, two dashes, dot.
12:09C, dot, dot, dot, dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, dot, dot, dash, dash, dash. I believe it's...
12:15Five seconds.
12:16Dot, dot, dot, dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, dot, dash, dash, dash.
12:27He said A, right? He said,
12:30dash, dash, dash, dot, dot, dot, dash, dash, dash, but with an accent.
12:36So dad and Dave are split.
12:39Then there's you.
12:40Then there's me.
12:41God, I think I gotta go with my dad on this one.
12:44It's a lot of money.
12:45It's a lot of money.
12:46It's a lot of money.
12:47Ugh.
12:48I feel nauseous.
12:49Let's go ahead.
12:50He said A. Dave said C. Let's go ahead and use the 50-50.
12:51All right.
12:52Computer, please take away two of the incorrect answers.
13:17Okay, so was my dad wrong about the dots?
13:22Did he mix up the dots and the dashes, and it is 3, 3, and 3?
13:26Or is Dave right with dash, two dots, dash?
13:29Woo!
13:32Can I call a different lifeline?
13:35Do you guys do that?
13:36You don't do that?
13:37In other countries, they do that.
13:38They do?
13:39Is that right?
13:40Yeah, yeah.
13:41And the Portuguese millionaire, you could call three, up to three people.
13:43Yeah.
13:44We're not playing Portuguese rules?
13:45No, no, no.
13:46Did you want to Google it?
13:48I would love to.
13:49I'll push the Google option.
13:52It's no offense to Dave, but I'm going to have to go and respect my father and say B, three dots, three dashes, three dots.
14:03I'm going to say B, final answer.
14:09Ike, you got it right.
14:12Woo!
14:17You've got $125,000 on the Mia.
14:21We are going to take a break.
14:22Let's get your blood pressure down, and we'll come back and maybe win a million dollars here with Ike Barinholtz.
14:32I thought they wouldn't do that on the wrong answer.
14:34I'm learning on my computer screen that larb is a meat salad.
14:37So, I mean, that's my kind of salad.
14:39No.
14:40I've got to try some larb.
14:41I'm going to celebrate tonight with larb.
14:43All right.
14:44Well, this is great.
14:45Yay!
14:46Thank you, Jimmy.
14:47I got one.
14:49You're welcome.
14:50You do not have a 50-50 anymore.
14:51You do not have ask the host anymore.
14:52Thank goodness.
14:53You do have phone a friend.
14:55You do have ask your expert.
14:56That's rad.
14:57And your next question is for $125,000.
14:59Oh, come on.
15:00So we may need Brad here.
15:01Oh, I want to know this.
15:03Here we go.
15:05Which of these popular TV shows is based on the Villanelle series of novellas by author Luke Jennings?
15:12The Americans, Orphan Black, Westworld, Killing Eve.
15:20For some reason, I'm nixing the Americans, and that's probably the answer.
15:25Okay.
15:26Villanelle, Westworld, shoot.
15:30Oh, I'm going to have to ask for help, I think.
15:33The least you can leave here with is $32,000.
15:36That's not enough, Jimmy.
15:37Okay, so?
15:39So I'm going to ask Brad.
15:42I think I'd better.
15:44Okay.
15:45Unless Brad makes some kind of sound that says, don't ask me on this one.
15:49Brad is not allowed to make any noise at all.
15:51All his bodily functions have been shut down.
15:57Do you want to ask Brad?
15:59Yes.
16:00Yes, I'll ask Brad, please.
16:02Let's bring the lights back up on Brad Rutter.
16:07Champion of Jeopardy.
16:08Oh, no, Brad doesn't look that confident.
16:10Brad, you were supposed to make a sound.
16:12Well, it just reminded me, I forgot to watch the season finale of Killing Eve last year,
16:18and it's one of my favorite shows, and that's the answer.
16:21Villanelle is the main character.
16:22Well, Sandra Oh plays the main character, but Villanelle is one of the main characters on the show.
16:27It's one of my favorite shows.
16:29I'm glad you asked.
16:30It's a D, Killing Eve.
16:31It's a D, Killing Eve.
16:32I'm not even going to question that.
16:34D, Killing Eve.
16:36My final answer, please.
16:37Final answer is Killing Eve.
16:39Yes, Killing Eve is correct.
16:42Oh, Brad.
16:43Oh, boy.
16:44Brad.
16:45Yay, Brad.
16:46This is exciting.
16:47You've got $125,000.
16:50Catherine O'Hara, Brad is going home, but you're coming back to hopefully win $250,000
16:56and who knows, maybe even a million.
16:58We'll be right back to play Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
17:01Thank you, Brad.
17:11Will you ask me something I know?
17:13I'm not picking the questions.
17:15I just read them.
17:16I'm just the reader here, Dr. Phil.
17:17Please.
17:18You want to hear the statistics on that?
17:20Sugar syrup is at the firm ball stage at 245 degrees.
17:24Soft crack at 270 degrees.
17:27I don't care.
17:30Move on to something I know.
17:32All right.
17:33Well, here's what I know.
17:34You've got $64,000.
17:36All right.
17:37And the next question is for $125,000.
17:40All right.
17:41Should we go right into it?
17:42Yes.
17:43Let's do it.
17:44Which of these mountains is mentioned in the lyrics of Toto's soft rock classic, Africa?
17:49Everest, Denali, Kilimanjaro, Fuji.
17:57Can you hum a few bars?
18:00You know that song, right?
18:02Um, I think it's C, Kilimanjaro.
18:06Would you mind singing the whole thing for us?
18:09You don't want that to happen.
18:12Do you sing in the car?
18:14No.
18:15Are you any fun at all?
18:20It would not be fun for you.
18:23I play all 60s music.
18:28In the car?
18:29Yeah.
18:30I like to imagine you with the top down, the wind blowing through your scalp.
18:35Like all Motown.
18:36Dumping out the Motown hits.
18:38Sugar Pie Honey Bunch.
18:40That's music.
18:41And they didn't sing about Kilimanjaro.
18:45Denali, Fuji, Everest.
18:48So if I get this right, I have $125,000.
18:50That's right.
18:53All in dimes and nickels.
18:57And if I get it wrong, I drop all the way to $32,000.
19:01That you do.
19:03You should be telling me all of this.
19:06I thought you knew.
19:12And if I don't answer it, then I get $64,000.
19:17That's right. You still have one life left.
19:19No, I wouldn't waste that.
19:20I would ask her, because she's young, so she probably listens to music that's less than 50 years old.
19:32So I'm going to use my Pam lifeline.
19:35I'm going to really feel bad if it's Kilimanjaro, because that's what I think it is.
19:39But I'm going to be really happy if it's not.
19:42Okay. Well, let's bring the lights back up on Pam Mueller.
19:47Pam.
19:48Yeah, you're going to be sad, because it's Kilimanjaro.
19:52Rises like Olympus above the Serengeti.
19:55I just couldn't remember the line, but I remembered Kilimanjaro.
19:59Yeah, I thought you would get there, because it's in Africa, and the other ones aren't.
20:04But at least you're going to get it right.
20:06Yeah, because she has no doubt.
20:09And that was what I thought.
20:10So, C, Kilimanjaro, final answer.
20:14Yes, of course.
20:16I know what I'm into. It's right.
20:19Yes.
20:20You, Dr. Phil, are the only person in the whole United States of America
20:24who did not know the answer to that question for sure.
20:27You've got $125,000.
20:29We come back. Dr. Phil's all on his own, going for $250,000.
20:35For $125,000,
20:40in Uncut Gems, Adam Sandler's character memorably shows off
20:44a blinged-out pendant necklace of what classic toy?
20:49Tickle-Me-Elmo?
20:51Furby?
20:52Tamagotchi?
20:54Etch-A-Sketch?
20:55I don't know.
20:56I don't know.
20:57I don't know.
20:58I don't know.
20:59I don't know.
21:00I don't know.
21:01I don't know.
21:02I don't know.
21:03Etch-A-Sketch?
21:04On the way here, I said, I want to watch Uncut Gems,
21:07so I'm mad cause I haven't seen it.
21:09But I am online all the time,
21:11and I have seen memes of this,
21:14and Furby sounds really familiar to me.
21:17Furby seems right.
21:19I really feel like I've seen a lot of things on Instagram
21:22with this image.
21:26I'm actually willing to risk this and just say, be Furby.
21:30Is that your final answer?
21:31It's insane to have it be my final answer
21:32I've never seen the movie, but I do spend a lot of time on Instagram, so I'm gonna say be Furby final answer
21:41Where did you see it for me Instagram? I don't know is this right Instagram was right?
21:47I
22:01Welcome back to millionaire Anderson Cooper is in the hot seat his friend Andy is in a Cohen of silence right now
22:08He's been banished from the game
22:11Anderson how do you feel right now? I feel good. I've got all of my lifelines. I got them all
22:16You got $64,000 which is respectable you're playing for spikes canine fun. Yes, very good. Let's play millionaire here we go
22:26For a hundred twenty five thousand dollars
22:29in 1997
22:31Nelson Mandela surprisingly said it's one of the greatest moments of my life after meeting who?
22:38rage against the machine the cast of party of five
22:42the Spice Girls
22:44IBM's supercomputer deep blue
22:49I'm just going on record as I believe I've gotten the hardest questions of any of the
22:56Before me I agree. I'm just throwing that out there. I
22:59Loved party five huge party five fans got wolf. I love the whole the whole game at you Fox
23:05I mean it was the greatest show on earth. Did you know I've never seen party of five addicted to party of five really wait
23:12Your time is done
23:15No, I party five was it I like I'm a child of the 80s and 90s
23:18What was like probably early 90s wasn't it?
23:21My first job on television was doing a promo for party of five really I had a huge crush on Scott Wolf and Matthew Fox
23:28Same here. Yeah
23:31It's not party five. It's not IBM supercomputer deep blue
23:351997 I it's not rage against the machine
23:37I know the answer is Spice Girls why I know that Nelson Mandela said this about Spice Girls
23:41I cannot tell you, but I spent a lot of time in South Africa
23:45In the 90s the answer is C Spice Girls. That is your final answer. That is my final answer
23:51That's the right answer