00:01Yep.
00:01You have 15 questions to face with the help of 3 jokers to win a million euros.
00:07I wish you good luck.
00:08Allons-y.
00:09Let's play with who wants to win a million.
00:10First question.
00:12The first question is worth 200 euros.
00:18Well played, it's a good answer.
00:31Here's the question number 2, for 300 euros.
00:34He turned.
00:38Let's see if we were able to win an Italian, Spanish, Greek, Argentinian and Italian.
00:46Well, no problem.
00:46Probably still be the man from Dunio's the best.
00:49I still love Volare.
00:51The first fourth song is worth 500 euros.
00:55Well done.
01:10One person who drops his typing is a typist.
01:13Dactylograph.
01:14Typist.
01:16Yeah.
01:17I wasn't sure about the errors, but I...
01:18Dactyl is...
01:20Can.
01:22So...
01:27Okay.
01:34Okay.
01:37Okay.
01:38Okay.
01:49Let's see.
02:00Let's see.
02:02Let's see.
02:04Let's see.
02:14Let's see.
02:16Okay.
02:27Let's see.
02:30I'm going to read this next few.
02:313,000.
02:38Pa.
02:45Generally, a paan is a part of something.
02:49Pretty much a loincloth is worn around the waist.
02:54The question was that which one made the most sense.
02:58A lot of times, when they translate, you've got to work it on your head, which will make some sense.
03:02You're a very proud candidate.
03:04You have, for the moment, 3,000 euros.
03:06But, if you answer correctly to the next question, you'll have 6,000 euros.
03:13To obtain rhum, we distill the melas or the juice of...
03:18...racine de manioc?
03:19...gousse de vanille?
03:21...cône de houblon?
03:23I'm a sugar cane, bro.
03:25Excellent, that's the good answer.
03:32Very good.
03:33You have now 6,000 euros.
03:35The next question is to give you 12,000.
03:38Here we go.
03:43In 1959, in certain LEM shows, which actors played with Marilyn Monroe?
03:48Gene Kelly?
03:50Humphrey Bogart?
03:51Tony Curtis?
03:52It could be Tony Curtis.
03:55I think they're talking about who was the co-star of Marilyn Monroe.
03:58That's been Preferred Blondes, actually.
04:01Which was after Humphrey Bogart passed and played.
04:03It didn't sound cancer to Vertico a year prior.
04:07And Gene Kelly...
04:08I'm not sure what Gene Kelly is doing in the final time.
04:11A 24,000.
04:25It's um...
04:27Christian Clavier?
04:28It's um...
04:40Christian Clavier?
04:44I'm pretending 15, so...
04:49...le Crépy est un vin blanc de Savoye, d'Anjou, de Touraine, de Bourgogne.
04:57A crépy...
04:58It's a white wine for me.
05:00It's a full crepy!
05:01Only Bourgogne is right!
05:02It's Savoy.
05:03Pretty sure it is Savoy.
05:05I don't think it's Bourgogne.
05:06I think it's Savoy.
05:08Yeah. Yeah. A lot of these wine questions, I'm not in like, I'm like, not with someone's
05:14like a wine panel, so. If I do drink alcohol, it's basically like the hard stuff, but like
05:19the four locals and shit, so.
05:23It's $92,000.
05:24It's $72,000. Even if you're wrong, you'll earn $48,000. Let's see this famous question
05:34without further ado.
05:36Number 11.
05:52So, it's a message of, so, let's see.
05:59Tip with a blackhead and yellowbelly stripe, but black is called a tip. So, it's,
06:08Chapelier, Oiler House, Coal Mining, Missionary. I think this coal mining action's got that.
06:16Coal mining, Michelin Chauvinet, coal mining.
06:18Fantastic. C'est la bonne réponse.
06:20A lot of these, sometimes, you've got to work out in your head, especially in the upper tier,
06:23usually, it's like, if they do, it's like, for a lot of these games, their questions seem
06:27to die around the, probably in question 13 a lot of these, their questions kind of die around
06:31question 13, so.
06:34If it is a native question, it's probably going to be one that's, like, pretty tough,
06:38unless you've seen it before, so.
06:40100,000.
06:47So, Batman.
06:48Elton John.
06:49Michael Jackson.
06:50George Michael.
06:52Prince.
06:52That'd be the bat dance that Prince did, it was the bat dance.
06:55I think it was actually the number one hit, actually.
06:58Yeah.
06:59I was watching a clip, it was, Michael Keaton turned, I think it was 74, they were playing,
07:03on Twitter, on X, they were playing a clip of, it was Mr. Freeze and Penguin, and they
07:10were having a literal, like, film conference with Michael Keaton and Batman, and, I think,
07:14Schwartz, they could, like, get along and show yourself in public, and it feels like, yeah,
07:18yeah.
07:18And it's weird, because the Vito had spotted Schwartz, and it spotted Michael Keaton, actually,
07:23on the prowl.
07:26Okay.
07:26Good luck to you.
07:28Here's the question.
07:29Okay.
07:29Hondo and a half.
07:30150.
07:32On a bateau, to take a good biture, is to take a long length.
07:37The chain.
07:39The voile.
07:41The ram.
07:42The filet.
07:44Happy Shen.
07:44Happy Shen.
07:45All I know is because Nick Sceptile had this, uh, Sceptile was an older.
07:49He used to do, he used to do a lot of the V games, like, first, second, third edition games,
07:54of this.
07:55Okay.
07:56He just magically stopped.
07:58Yeah.
08:00So, 300,000 now.
08:05300,000, yeah.
08:21300,000, yeah.
08:26Which composer isn't Austrian?
08:31Schubert.
08:33Beethoven.
08:34Mozart.
08:35Beethoven was from Allemagne.
08:38Not Otis.
08:42Yeah.
08:43People are saying, you know, we know about Franz Schubert, and Franz Schubert, and Franz Schubert,
08:47and Franz Schubert, and Franz Schubert, and Franz Schubert.
08:48I think, I think probably most people have gotten this wrong, they probably won Mozart, because
08:52they knew Schubert, and Schubert, and Franz Schubert, and Franz Schubert, and Franz Schubert.
08:53I'm more Austrian, and I think it's pretty probably to leave you Beethoven and Mozart,
08:58actually.
09:00Okay.
09:02I've shown too far, sorry, who loses a lot, does not apply in this game.
09:06So.
09:07It's getting close to being completely struck out, actually.
09:12Okay.
09:13Okay.
09:15Okay.
09:16Which comic for the million, Foucault?
09:19Okay.
09:22For the million.
09:25In 1996, we transferred to Pantheon, from François Moriac, Albert Camus, André Malraux,
09:35actually transferred to the Pantheon, so.
09:41Yep.
09:43This one, one of the two have messed up, actually, their revenge.
09:46Their one being, uh, where was Emma Bovary and Flapeau's novel, Madame Bovary.
09:51Dawn card at number 12 for this is my second for the session, so.
09:55Extraordinary.
09:56That's it.
09:57You are virtually a millionaire.
09:59It's incredible.
10:00You played a great part.
10:02You answered correctly.
10:0415 questions.
10:05It was a mistake from the beginning to the end.
10:09Congratulations.
10:10Everyone stand up.
10:11If you don't, you're not getting on the flight to England.
10:14We're gonna air this.
10:15In Sheffield.
10:16Not on the flight to Sheffield if you don't stand up.
10:21Yep.
10:21If you want to participate,
10:24please note the winning code that appears on this check.
10:27It's very important.
10:28So, be careful.
10:29You should report this code on the participation formula,
10:33which is in the DVD box.
10:35Don't press the button to end the game
10:37before you have correctly noted this code.
10:40Otherwise, it will be definitely lost.
10:42Number 12, actually.
10:44Number 12 is my second for the session.
10:46So,
10:47See you soon.
10:48And thank you for playing.
10:49Who wants to win millions.
10:51Yep.
10:53Yeah.
10:54This is now, I think now, the list is getting close to passing the...
10:58UK Junior Edition...
11:00UK Junior Edition PS1 game.
11:03I've done 13 in the Junior Edition.
11:06over a year, so...
11:08If it's on my cheer list,
11:09I have a heavy disdain for the Junior Edition games.
11:12I have a heavy disdain.
11:13I hate to play those games.
11:14Even though, for the kids,
11:16I just don't play them as often as I do.
11:17Because if I want to play a game,
11:18I prefer to play with some of the heavy hitters
11:20where the games are towards adults.
11:23That being said...
11:27Uh...
11:27Thanks for watching.
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