"Millionaire" 9/28

John Exume continues.

5. Which of the following games was illegal in NYC from 1942-1976?

A: Darts
B: Ping-Pong
C: Billiards
D: Pinball

ASK THE AUDIENCE

A: 41%
B: 2%
C: 45%
D: 12%

FINAL JUMP USED (A: Pinball)- $3K

6. French artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir once said "I never think I have finished a..." what "...until I think I could pinch it"?

A: Still life
B: Landscape
C: Nude
D: Self portrait

FA: Nude- $10K ($62.5K)

7. Norm MacDonald joked that Bob Saget had a face like "...a flower...a cauliflower" in a comedy tradition that shares its name w/ what cooking item?

A: Roasting
B: Caramelizing
C: Grilling
D: Searing

FA: Roasting- $7K ($69.5K)

8. This year, it can be said that what historic event took place "fourscore and seven years ago"?

A: Stock market crash
B: Scopes "Monkey" Trial
C: Repeal of Prohibition
D: End of WWI

BAILOUT W/ $34,750 (A: Scopes "Monkey" Trial)

The last player this week might very well be Larisa Kline from Philadelphia.

Pre-Randomized Categories: Familiar Phrases, End of Days, What the Text, Men Only, New Nicknames, Google Search, Dirty Stuff, Bird Formations, Scientific Statues & Knife Anatomy
Randomized Topic List: Men Only, New Nicknames (DM), End of Days, Knife Anatomy, Scientific Statues, What the Text, Google Search, Dirty Stuff, Bird Formations & Familiar Phrases

1. A hip-sounding procedure for image-conscious men, "brotox" attempts to what?

A: Whiten teeth
B: Prevent gray hairs
C: Remove wrinkles
D: Flatten stomachs

FA: Remove wrinkles- $100 

2. In the wake of bad press this yr., what young actress was the subject of a New York Daily News cover featuring the headline "Trampire"?

A: Jennifer Lawrence
B: Kristen Stewart
C: Lindsay Lohan
D: Mila Kunis

FA: Kristen Stewart- $6K ($6,100)

3. Timed to coincide w/ the predicted end of civilization, Spike TV's reality competition show "Last Family on Earth" cast families competing for a spot in what?

A: Spaceship
B: Treehouse
C: Life raft
D: Underground bunker

FIRST JUMP USED (A: Bunker)- $500

4. Which of the following beverages is also the word for the part of a knife that joins the handle to the blade?

A: Tang
B: Crush
C: SoBe
D: Jolt
 
OTHER JUMP USED (A: Tang; she would've said Jolt)- $25K

5. A statue of scientist Nikola Tesla standing atop an AC motor can be seen by visitors at what tourist attraction?

A: Old Faithful
B: San Diego Zoo
C: Niagara Falls
D: Kennedy Space Center

FA: KSC- LOSS (A: Niagara Falls)

Glorie Austern from Secaucus, NJ's a LFAT of the show.

Subjects: Unique Calendar, Branching Out, One fish, two fish, U Know It, Food War (DM), Trendsetters, Weekly Meetings, Computer Games, Long Distance Dedications & Foreign Prizes

1. Because its calendar begins on the birthday of Kim Il-sung, what yr. is it in North Korea?

A: 50
B: 100
C: 150
D: 200

FIRST JUMP USED (A: 100; she would've guessed twice as much)- $7K

2. Delighting fans of their iconic school supplies, who recently released a line of adult apparel featuring their trademark dolphins & rainbow palette?

A: Ed Hardy
B: Lisa Frank
C: Cathy Guisewite
D: Paul Frank

OTHER JUMP USED (A: Lisa Frank)- $2K

3. Known in Papua New Guinea as "the ball-cutter" due to its inclination to bite swimmers' testicles, what variety of fish was found in an Illinois lake earlier this yr.?

A: Pacu
B: Wolffish
C: Electric eel
D: Neon tetra

ATA

A: 55%
B: 34%
C: 3%
D: 8%

FA: Pacu- $15K
 
Q of the Day: Before hitting it big, what star was paid $200 to be an extra in Katy Perry's "I Kissed a Girl" music video?

A: Ke$ha
B: Lady GaGa
C: Nicki Minaj
D: Taylor Swift

A: Ke$ha

4. Before there was YouTube, a u-tube was a device commonly used by which of these professionals?

A: Gardener
B: Barber
C: Chemist
D: Locksmith

BAILOUT W/ $7.5K (A: Chemist, which she would've guessed)

EPISODE RATING: 7