WWTBAM RPG 31

[OMDolton99]

Ok, that would be The Simpsons, final answer.

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Should I get a question right on stage 2 and then walk, do I keep the value of the question I just got right or do I only keep half like in stage 1?
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[millionaireloveruk]

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If you walk on the first question of Round 2, you get the full amount you earned in Round 1. If you get a question wrong in Round 2 you get $25,000.
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(Final answer plays)

You're going to Round 2!

(Win plays)

Behind that question was:

$1,000

So you get $61,600, well done, now we are in round 2, Classic Millionaire, you still have your Ask the Audience left, so let's play!

(Round 2 lights down plays)

Here is your $100,000 question:

Complete the title of this mockumentary: "The Dark Side of the..." what?
A: Sun
B: Moon
C: Earth
D: Stars

[OMDolton99]

I believe that was the Moon but I'm only about 70% sure. Oh, what the hack, I've got $25k anyway. B: Moon, final answer.

[millionaireloveruk]

(Final Answer plays)

You have just won $100,000!

($100,000 win plays)

Good, you can still ask the audience, here it comes for $250,000:

(Round 2 lights down plays)

The Olympic motto "Citius, Altius, Fortius" was first used on which Olympic Summer Games?
A: Athens 1896
B: London 1908
C: Paris 1924
D: Berlin 1936

[OMDolton99]

Oh... Err... I haven't the foggiest. You know what, I never leave one on the table so I'm going to Ask the Audience, please.

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A: 27%
B: 25%
C: 28%
D: 20%

[OMDolton99]

Oh... That is evil... Actually, now I've thought about it some more, I'm thinking Paris 1924... I don't know why but it's a gut instinct. $100k is a lot of money though... *Deep breath* Paris 1924, Final Answer, oh god, please let it be right!!

[millionaireloveruk]

(Final answer plays)

You took a huge risk... That paid off! You've just won $250,000!

($250,000 win plays)

Yes! Brilliant! $250,000, and it's not over yet, although you have no lifelines remaining, take a look of question 13 of a possible 14, you don't have to play, get it right and you'll win $500,000 and will go for the Million, but get it wrong, and you'll lose $225,000, so here we go for half a million dollars.

(Round 2 lights down plays)

Which of these capes lies further south?
A: Cape Leewin
B: Cape Horn
C: South East Cape
D: Cape of Good Hope

[OMDolton99]

If I had to guess I'd say Cape of Good Hope but as for clues, I have none and I'm not willing to risk $225k on a guess so I'm gonna walk, final.

[millionaireloveruk]

Ok give him a huge hand, he leaves with $250,000, but you said you would guess at D, the correct answer was.... B, so give him a big hand, ladies and gentlemen!

(Bye contestant plays)

So please welcome back Prizes, who will continue with this question:

When you accept something difficult or unpleasant you are said to "bite the..." what?
A: Bathtub
B: Bell
C: Bible
D: Bullet

[Prizes]

That is D, the bullet, final, and it actually comes from Rudyard Kipling, in its origin.

[millionaireloveruk]

(Final answer plays)

That is correct!

(Win plays)

So how much was behind that question?

$7,000

So that takes your bank to $12,000, here is question number 3:

(Final answer plays)

Which animal is often said to have nine lives?
A: Dogs
B: Cats 
C: Pigeons
D: Parrots

[Prizes]

Well, if you're Cousin Eddie, and it's Christmas at the Griswold, that cat spent 'em all at once; cat, final.

[millionaireloveruk]

(Final answer plays)

Another correct answer

(Win plays)

So what was behind that question?

$1,000

That takes your bank to:

Prizes' Bank:
$13,000

So here comes question 4: 

Which of these is not the surname of a Russian chess Grandmaster?
A: Topalov
B: Karpov
C: Kasparov
D: Andropov

[Prizes]

Karpov was, especially around the late 70s, early 80s, Kasparov followed him soon after, Topalov I thought was actually Bulgarian, but I don't recall anyone named Andropov as a Grandmaster. D makes the most sense of these, since, well, I can't recall anything about someone with that surname; D, final.