Nice touch with the reminder clip that this is Ray Romano's second time on Celebrity Millionaire, he on with Regis Philbin decades ago along with Jimmy Kimmel as a contestant too. I don't think Dr. Phil will be invited back on the show in 20 years hahahaha. It's hilarious that Ray Romano and Lauren Lapkus openly mock him here, ABC were NOT happy with him after that experience.
I don't know if they do this in the US version but in the UK version they have a member of staff come to where the friend is to make sure they're not doing that'll give them an advantage.
I actually do think she did PAF smartly as too many people wasted all their time reading it all out instead of thinking through exactly what they need to quickly ask to get the answer. She didn't ask directly but asked a faster question that would get her an answer. In fact her hunch was perfect right away but she got nervous and wasted PAF and ATG when she knew exactly the answer right away. 18% of 7 billion ish. Her hunch was also right on Eryurt. Shame she underestimated herself.
The original US WWTBAM with Regis was like that, contestants went through a phone game instead of auditions to get on, so even today it stands out how non-TV some of the contestants were. This version used normal auditions.
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Who Wants to be a millionaire Us will come back the 10th July 2024 for the 25th Anniversary, will you post the episode? 😊
Nice touch with the reminder clip that this is Ray Romano's second time on Celebrity Millionaire, he on with Regis Philbin decades ago along with Jimmy Kimmel as a contestant too. I don't think Dr. Phil will be invited back on the show in 20 years hahahaha. It's hilarious that Ray Romano and Lauren Lapkus openly mock him here, ABC were NOT happy with him after that experience.
She's thinking it's 9 billion meanwhile in 2024 it's still just 8 billion
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2 out of 3!
Watching Bree try to do match at 11:22 would've made me stab myself in the face on live tv. How do people like this even survive to adulthood?
Emo and dramatic. Def a zoomers
Jesus.. how many break does the American version have... that is insane...
She's smart 🤓
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13th question was easy
Feels like a 500 dollar question, it was ridiculously easy.
Yes but more like a $4000-8000 question because some don't know the exact number
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Question 11 for the 2nd contestant was incredibly easy as well
Easiest 250k question ever. Even a 13 yo knows that shit
I didn't know that this show is still current... how do they keep the phone a friend from just googling the answers?
The phone a friend lifeline person is not allowed to be watching the show, and then there would not be enough time to Google an answer.
@@josephmonte7295 they had people googling the answers even in 2000
ruclips.net/video/sLaxWC1EKHM/видео.html I don't know why they brought back the phone the internet lifeline.
I don't know if they do this in the US version but in the UK version they have a member of staff come to where the friend is to make sure they're not doing that'll give them an advantage.
@@ACBlackJ0ck I think they did the same as in the UK but I believe they didn't tell this on TV
Jimmy Kimmel is so funny host 😁 !
She used TWO lifelines on the China question?! girl...
I actually do think she did PAF smartly as too many people wasted all their time reading it all out instead of thinking through exactly what they need to quickly ask to get the answer. She didn't ask directly but asked a faster question that would get her an answer. In fact her hunch was perfect right away but she got nervous and wasted PAF and ATG when she knew exactly the answer right away. 18% of 7 billion ish. Her hunch was also right on Eryurt. Shame she underestimated herself.
too many talks?
very irritating
Urgh, American quiz show contestants are the worst. Producers need to get normal people, stop picking the obnoxious extrovert.
The original US WWTBAM with Regis was like that, contestants went through a phone game instead of auditions to get on, so even today it stands out how non-TV some of the contestants were. This version used normal auditions.