Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? DVD 4th Edition - Lifelines

Okay, you want to use your 50-50 lifeline.

Computer, can you take away two wrong answers for us, please?

Right then, going 50-50 should help.

The computer will take away two of the answers, leaving you with the correct answer and the one remaining wrong answer.

Okay, let's see if going 50-50 will help.

The computer is going to take away two wrong answers and leave you with just the two to choose from.

So you've chosen to phone one of your friends.

Now choose one of them to help you.

You need a bit of help from one of your friends then.

No problem.

Could be a good move.

Pick somebody to help you out.

Don't blame me for using a lifeline if you're not sure.

Pick one of your friends and we'll give them a call.

Well, that was no help at all, was it?

Are you going to have a guess?

Dear, if you were banking on that to win you some cash, you'd better think again.

Are you going to go for A then?

I'd go for A on the back of that if I were you.

Convinced by your friend there, they suggested it might be A.

Do you agree?

Well, did that help or not?

Your friend thinks the answer is B.

Are you happy to go with that?

Very confident B there from your friend.

Are you happy to take their word for it?

I think your friend suggested B there, but I'm not sure they were overly confident.

It's up to you at the end of the day.

I bet you wish your friend was a little more confident.

Are you going to use their suggestion or make a guess of your own?

Your friends seem very sure of themselves.

Are you confident now that C is the right answer?

Looks like your decision to phone a friend could have paid off.

Are you happy to make C your final answer?

Well, that could have confused you even more.

It seems to be like you either take their guess, have a guess yourself, or walk away.

question this one.

Neither of you seem to know the answer, really.

Are you going to take their crumb of advice and go for C, or stick your own neck out and have a guess?

I don't think you'll get much better advice than that.

I take it your final answer is going to be D?

Well, that seemed very helpful.

Remember, though, you do not have to take their advice and go for D. It's up to you.

Well, that was a little bit confusing, but I think they were trying to push you towards answer D. It's your decision, though.

Don't forget, you do not have to play this question.

They're making a guess at D. Now, sometimes it's better if they don't make a guess at all.

You do not have to take any notice.

You can still make a guess at your very own.

OK, you want to ask the audience for a bit of help.

Audience, I hope you know the answer to this one.

Serious business.

Grab your keypads and all vote now.

Aha!

Audience, time for you to get involved and help win us a bit of cash.

Have a look at the question and vote A, B, C or D on your keypads.

All vote now.

Right, here we go then, audience.

Best of luck, everybody.

We need your help to get this question right.

Just choose one of the four available answers on your keypad.

If you're all ready, please, all vote now.

Right, if you want to use another lifeline, audience, your job has already been made somewhat easier by two wrong answers being removed.

Now, if you're ready, choose the remaining answer that you think is the right one.

Well, it's not often we get as conclusive a result as that when asking the audience.

I go with A. I were you.

Now that's a pretty resounding A from the audience there.

Are you happy to trust them?

Not the clearest audience result we've ever had.

The majority think A, but it's close.

I think we'll leave it up to you.

I'm not sure if that's a help or not.

A was the most popular choice, but was it by enough to persuade you to go for it?

It looks like B is the popular choice of the audience.

You asked for their advice.

Are you now going to use it?

It's a pretty good result.

If you ask me, I presume you are going to go for B.

Well, that's a pretty close audience vote.

Now, are you going to go for B?

It's not very conclusive, is it?

Well, looking at those results, the audience are fairly undecided, too.

They do think it might be B, but only just.

As audience help goes, I said that was pretty good.

Now, are you going to go for C?

I have a feeling you might go for C, looking at those results.

Well, that's quite a split decision.

C is the most popular answer, but only just.

Is it enough of a majority to persuade you to go for it?

That's quite a tight result.

Have enough people go on for C to make you believe it's right.

Oh, I'd be happy with that result, I think.

But are you happy now that D is the correct answer?

Looks like the audience might have just got you out of jail.

I presume you are going to go for D on the back of that.

Well, the audience don't seem to be able to make their mind up.

The most popular answer there was D, but was it enough of a majority to persuade you it's the right answer?

A very close audience result there.

I think if a few more of them had gone for D, then we'd probably be a lot happier.

But it's up to you what you want to do.

As much as I'd love to let you use your 50-50 again, I can't.

You've already used your 50-50.

Even though you have a few friends to choose from, you can only do it once in a game.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, but you phoned a friend in this game already.

Now, the audience have already helped you once in this game.

I'm afraid they can't help you again.

You can't use the audience whenever you like.

They have already helped you in this game.