but who would actually know Isle of Man TT started 1904 and Indy 500 in 1907 ?
way too close to have a guess at it
I'd have guessed the TT but wouldn't have gambled that much on it. It would have been a toss up between the TT and Indy as I know the other 2 were much later.
The first Indy was 1911 not 1907. The race is on my bucket list, would love to go out there for it one year.
Millionaire question coming up after the break,go on matey...👍
How unlucky was he? Me and the good lady wife 'guessed' it correctly but if I'd been in his shoes I too would certainly have taken the dosh.
I was 90% sure it was the TT...but same,that 10% was to much of a gamble...well pleased for the fella..
The problem is, if you are in that position (£500k) and the question is 'What is your middle name?' you might be tempted not to risk it I thought it was between the TT and Monaco. I think there were grand prix before F1 so it was a hard call. I doubt anybody was going to get a million with that question in there.
A bit like the tennis question for a previous contestant - a complete lifeline eater.
Last night they had the Tiger Roll question for 32k tonight it was rap artist number ones for 8k. Stitch up.
But thats your knowledge surely
Someone who doesn't know about horse racing but knows about music would have found the rap question easy and the Tiger Roll question hard
Not having that. Did you watch the episode of questions she had compared to the last eipisode?
No.
But I watched Quiz and if its done in the same way as it used to be, the questions are randomly selected by a computer and locked in and no one sees what they are.
I don't think they would make the questions easier just because someone won a high amount the day before
Last night they had the Tiger Roll question for 32k tonight it was rap artist number ones for 8k. Stitch up.
But thats your knowledge surely
Someone who doesn't know about horse racing but knows about music would have found the rap question easy and the Tiger Roll question hard
Not having that. Did you watch the episode of questions she had compared to the last eipisode?
No.
But I watched Quiz and if its done in the same way as it used to be, the questions are randomly selected by a computer and locked in and no one sees what they are.
I don't think they would make the questions easier just because someone won a high amount the day before
Last night they had the Tiger Roll question for 32k tonight it was rap artist number ones for 8k. Stitch up.
But thats your knowledge surely
Someone who doesn't know about horse racing but knows about music would have found the rap question easy and the Tiger Roll question hard
Not having that. Did you watch the episode of questions she had compared to the last eipisode?
No.
But I watched Quiz and if its done in the same way as it used to be, the questions are randomly selected by a computer and locked in and no one sees what they are.
I don't think they would make the questions easier just because someone won a high amount the day before
I've worked in TV long enough to know you can't trust anyone in TV. I certainly wouldn't trust an ITV drama as if it was a documentary. Hell, I wouldn't even trust a documentary.
There are questions that you think you would have a decent chance of getting past with enough lifelines even if you don't know the answer and life line eaters like the tennis one the other day.
I heard that a group could gather round a high paying fruit machine, then using a bradawl put a hole in the perspex over each picture. You then play and fix the jackpot pictures in permanent position with a long pin or nail. Once you had your line set you play on without the spin until you empty the machine. That is of course criminal theft. I didn't hear it from Matt Southall.
He is obviously extremely knowledgeable but, as he says, the questions fell for him - he is a history and politics teacher who even taught piracy for a year. His brother, who previously won £500K on the show, teaches geography.
The subject questions were:
£32k - religion (used his 50/50) £64K - geography £125K - history £250K - nature £500K - politics £1m - history (piracy)
Seriously well done but he himself admitted that there were no trivia questions - I bet you had they asked him "who is the current manager of Charlton Athletic?" he and his "phone a friends" wouldn't have known the answer!!!
He is obviously extremely knowledgeable but, as he says, the questions fell for him - he is a history and politics teacher who even taught piracy for a year. His brother, who previously won £500K on the show, teaches geography.
The subject questions were:
£32k - religion (used his 50/50) £64K - geography £125K - history £250K - nature £500K - politics £1m - history (piracy)
Seriously well done but he himself admitted that there were no trivia questions - I bet you had they asked him "who is the current manager of Charlton Athletic?" he and his "phone a friends" wouldn't have known the answer!!!
So he and his brother got on the show. What are the chances eh?
He is obviously extremely knowledgeable but, as he says, the questions fell for him - he is a history and politics teacher who even taught piracy for a year. His brother, who previously won £500K on the show, teaches geography.
The subject questions were:
£32k - religion (used his 50/50) £64K - geography £125K - history £250K - nature £500K - politics £1m - history (piracy)
Seriously well done but he himself admitted that there were no trivia questions - I bet you had they asked him "who is the current manager of Charlton Athletic?" he and his "phone a friends" wouldn't have known the answer!!!
So he and his brother got on the show. What are the chances eh?
Almost like there was a way to hack the system... Maybe itv did a show on it?
He is obviously extremely knowledgeable but, as he says, the questions fell for him - he is a history and politics teacher who even taught piracy for a year. His brother, who previously won £500K on the show, teaches geography.
The subject questions were:
£32k - religion (used his 50/50) £64K - geography £125K - history £250K - nature £500K - politics £1m - history (piracy)
Seriously well done but he himself admitted that there were no trivia questions - I bet you had they asked him "who is the current manager of Charlton Athletic?" he and his "phone a friends" wouldn't have known the answer!!!
So he and his brother got on the show. What are the chances eh?
And during the time that Jeremy Clarkson has been hosting the show too
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A bit like the tennis question for a previous contestant - a complete lifeline eater.
Last night they had the Tiger Roll question for 32k tonight it was rap artist number ones for 8k. Stitch up.
Someone who doesn't know about horse racing but knows about music would have found the rap question easy and the Tiger Roll question hard
But I watched Quiz and if its done in the same way as it used to be, the questions are randomly selected by a computer and locked in and no one sees what they are.
I don't think they would make the questions easier just because someone won a high amount the day before
You then play and fix the jackpot pictures in permanent position with a long pin or nail. Once you had your line set you play on without the spin until you empty the machine.
That is of course criminal theft.
I didn't hear it from Matt Southall.
Strolled through it!
I’d be attempting cartwheels across the studio floor.
Amazing knowledge
The subject questions were:
£32k - religion (used his 50/50)
£64K - geography
£125K - history
£250K - nature
£500K - politics
£1m - history (piracy)
Seriously well done but he himself admitted that there were no trivia questions - I bet you had they asked him "who is the current manager of Charlton Athletic?" he and his "phone a friends" wouldn't have known the answer!!!
Almost like there was a way to hack the system... Maybe itv did a show on it?