"Millionaire" 9/12

Returning for her second show's Christine Correia (a single mom & health care consultant)- both the audience & one Jump the Question remain for her.

6. Making for some pricey sushi, a Bluefin Tuna was sold this year for a record $736K in what city's Tsukiji fish market?

A: Moscow
B: Tokyo
C: Jakarta
D: Abu Dhabi

FA: Tokyo- $3K ($35K)

7. Though it looks misspelled, which of the following's actually a term for a lady of the evening?

A: Matrun
B: Phemale
C: Quean
D: Pryncess

OTHER JUMP USED (A: Quean- she would've lost $34K)- $100

8. After a disasterous visit, Charles Dickens put a sign in his guest room stating that what writer "...slept here for five weeks which seemed to the family AGES"?

A: Jules Verne
B: Hans Christian Andersen
C: Wilhelm Carl Grimm
D: Lewis Carroll

ASK THE AUDIENCE

A: 23%
B: 21%
C: 13%
D: 43%

FA: Carroll- LOSS (A: Andersen)

New to this game's attorney Rishi Bhandari from Brooklyn.

His Category List: Cosby Quotes, Prize Place, Tom's Threesome, Cut the Mustard, Out There, Honorable Authors, Ad Man, Music Education, Actual Meanings & Oy, Poach

1. Bill Cosby once joked "Always end the name of your child with a..." what "...so that when you yell, the name will carry"?

A: Consonant
B: Silent "a"
C: Vowel
D: Hard "g"

FIRST JUMP USED (A: Vowel)- $3K

2. A Nobel Peace Prize's on permanent display at the Presidential Library located in what U.S. city?

A: Atlanta, GA
B: Austin, TX
C: Boston, MA
D: Little Rock, AR

FA: Atlanta- $7K

3. When he & Katie Holmes split, tabloids noted that the three wives of Tom Cruise were all what age when they called it quits w/ him?

A: 27
B: 30
C: 33
D: 36

FA: 33 (thanks to reading about this w/ her wife Heather, who's in the audience)- $15K ($22K)

4. What spice's added to American-style mustard to give it a bright yellow color?

A: Caraway
B: Turmeric
C: Anise
D: Fennel

AtA

A: 4%
B: 90%
C: 3%
D: 3%

FA: Turmeric- $25K ($47K)

5. Rural parts of the country that are far away from cities & towns are commonly called what?

A: The rocks
B: The sticks
C: The leaves
D: The weeds

FA: Sticks- $500 ($47.5K)

6. Because he descended from nobility, the author of War & Peace was also known as which of the following?

A: Count Chekhov
B: Count Dostoyevsky
C: Count Nabokov
D: Count Tolstoy

FA: Tolstoy- $10K ($57.5K)

7. W/ the tagline "Some stars show you the way", a 2012 Louis Vuitton ad depicts what former sports legend w/ his boxing glove-clad grandson?

A: Wayne Gretzky
B: Willie Mays
C: Muhammad Ali
D: Arnold Palmer

FA: Ali- $5K ($62.5K)

Q of the Day: Found at rural English fairs, "gurning" is an odd tradition in which people compete at doing what?

A: Lulling animals to sleep
B: Carving walnuts
C: Climbing into barrels
D: Making funny faces

A: Making funny faces

8. Sent there in 1913 for firing his stepfather's pistol, what Jazz great learned to read & write music at a New Orleans school for wayward children?

A: Dizzy Gillespie
B: Louis Armstrong
C: Duke Ellington
D: Count Basie

OTHER JUMP USED (A: Louis Armstrong)- $100

9. Which of the following common expressions' derived from an important tenet in Islamic & Cabalist doctrine?

A: One in a million
B: Third time's a charm
C: Sex Degrees of Separation
D: Seventh heaven

FA: Seventh heaven- $1K ($63.5K)

He might walk away w/ $31,750 at the top of tomorrow's episode.

EPISODE RATING: 6