Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Results 4

WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE - Series 4 results

Shows

Contestants

Last question attempted

(correct answer in bold)

Result

Actual winnings

Contents

Series 4, Show 1: Geoff Aquatias

£64,000:

Q) What gift is associated with a fifteenth wedding anniversary?

Took a free guess at "China"

Stays on £32,000.

£32,000

a) Ivory

c) Lace

b) Crystal

d) China

Series 4, Show 1: Kenny Allan

£8,000:

Q) Which of these flags is hoisted on a ship about to leave port?

Used the 50:50 lifeline to leave "Blue Peter" and "White Ensign".

Doesn't know - takes the money.

£4,000

a) Blue Peter

c) Union Jack

b) Red Ensign

d) White Ensign

Series 4, Show 1: Peter Thomas

£16,000:

Q) In the late 19th Century, which religious leader was declared to be infallible?

Uses 50:50 to leave "Dalai Lama" and "Pope". Previously, 55% of the audience voted for C, 27% For D.

Eventually decides to go with the audience - but they were wrong! Loses all but £1,000.

£1,000

a) Aga Khan

c) Dalai Lama

b) Archbishop of Canterbury

d) Pope

Series 4, Show 2: Jonathan Green

£500,000:

Q) Which of these queens did Henry VIII refer to as his "Flanders Mare"?

Used his remaining audience lifeline. Around 45% vote for A, 25% For B and C, and 5% For D.

Didn't want to risk it - took the money (even though audience were correct).

£250,000

a) Anne of Cleves

c) Catherine of Aragon

b) Anne Boleyn

d) Catherine Howard

Series 4, Shows 2-3: Graham Hooper

£64,000:

Q) Which aviator was nicknamed The Lone Eagle?

The friend he phones doesn't have a clue.

Takes a free stab at Amelia Earhart. Stays on £32k.

£32,000

a) Charles Lindbergh

c) Louis Bleriot

b) Amelia Earhart

d) Amy Johnson

Series 4, Show 3: Tony Stanton

£250,000:

Q) Which of the Marx brothers was the youngest?

Both he and the friend he phones think it's Groucho.

Decides to take the money.

£125,000

a) Zeppo

c) Groucho

b) Harpo

d) Chico

Series 4, Show 3: John Evans

£8,000

Q) Which garden plants are classified as "Hybrid teas", "Floribundas", "Climbers" and "Ramblers"?

Phones a friend, who says he knows that ivy has climbers and ramblers.

He goes with his friend. Loses all but £1,000.

£1,000

a) Clematis

c) Honeysuckle

b) Ivy

d) Rose

Series 4, Shows 3-4: Neil Reid

£125,000:

Q) Which country was the first to give women the vote?

Thinks it might be "Finland". Uses 50:50 to leave Iceland and New Zealand.

Now thinks it's Iceland, but takes the money.

£64,000

a) Russia

c) Finland

b) Iceland

d) New Zealand

Series 4, Show 4: Peter Turner

£32,000:

Q) What is the name of the Spanish parliament?

Uses 50:50 to leave "Prado" and "Cortez".

Doesn't have a clue. Takes the money.

£16,000

a) Alhambra

c) Cortez

b) Prado

d) Granada

Series 4, Show 4: Tony Watt

£32,000

Q) How does a possum defend itself when attacked?

Has been on the show before (in the final 10). Used all three lifelines on the previous question.

Took the money.

£16,000

a) Head in sand

c) Spits poison

b) Extends spines

d) Plays dead

Series 4, Shows 4-5: Annie Locke

£125,000:

Q) Which US car manufacturer made the famous Bearcat model?

Phones a friend who doesn't know. Askes the audience. Split is 10%-47%-10%-33%.

Goes with audience - but is wrong! Drops back to £32k.

£32,000

a) Oldsmobile

c) Du Pont

b) Pontiac

d) Stutz

Series 4, Show 5: Andy Evans

£32,000:

Q) Ecuador is a country in South America. What does its Spanish name mean?

Has blown his lifelines on previous questions.

Does not have any idea so takes the money.

£16,000

a) Horse country

c) Land of honesty

b) Universal

d) Equator

Series 4, Show 5: Steve Jackson

£32,000:

Q) How many days after Easter Day is Ascension Day?

Phones a friend, who tentatively offers seven.

Decides to take the money.

£16,000

a) Seven

c) Twenty-eight

b) Fourteen

d) Forty

Series 4, Shows 5-6: Allen Langer

£8,000:

Q) For what is Jodrell Bank in Cheshire famous?

He's a native American, so didn't know. Phoned a friend who suggested the right answer.

Took the money.

£4,000

a) US Air Force base

c) Horticultural gardens

b) Radio telescope

d) Gold reserve

Series 4, Show 6: Sonia Davies

£32,000:

Q) The spice saffron is obtained from which flower?

Thinks its hyacinth, but possibly crocus.

After much deliberation, takes the money.

£16,000

a) Crocus

c) Daffodil

b) Tulip

d) Hyacinth

Series 4, Show 6: Jayne Bentley

£16,000:

Q) Who resides at Castel Gandolfo during the summer months?

Asks the audience then uses 50:50. 50% voted for A, 34% For B.

Luckily, she takes the money.

£8,000

a) King of Spain

c) Tony Blair

b) Pope

d) Luciano Pavarotti

Series 4, Shows 6-7: Val Fitzsimmons

£16,000:

Q) How many degrees Fahrenheit is Gas mark 6?

Uses 50-50 to leave "350" and "400".

Takes the money.

£8,000

a) 300

c) 400

b) 350

d) 450

Series 4, Show 7: Gary Wilson

£16,000:

Q) Which of these cities is particularly associated with the artist Canaletto?

Uses 50-50 to leave "Venice" and "Vienna". Phones a friend, who says "Venice" but it's a wild guess.

Decides to take the money.

£8,000

a) Valencia

c) Vienna

b) Verona

d) Venice

Series 4, Show 7: Dave West

£32,000:

Q) Vishnu and Brahma are gods of which religion?

Uses 50-50 to leave "Hinduism" and "Buddhism". Phones a friend, who suggests "Hinduism".

Decides to take the money.

£16,000

a) Hinduism

c) Buddhism

b) Shintoism

d) Taoism

Series 4, Show 7: Mike Cooke

£16,000:

Q) The male of which fish carries the fertilised eggs in a pouch?

Has no lifelines left. Says he pretty sure the answer's sturgeon.

Answered incorrectly. Loses everything but £1,000.

£1,000

a) Eel

c) Haddock

b) Sturgeon

d) Seahorse

Series 4, Show 8: Peter Arnold

£125,000:

Q) In which English city did the Peterloo Massacre take place in 1819?

Thinks it might be "Liverpool", but wasn't sure. Didn't have any lifelines left.

Takes the money.

£64,000

a) Manchester

c) Sheffield

b) Liverpool

d) Birmingham

Series 4, Shows 8-9: John Penn

£16,000:

Q) On its first commercial flight, the French Concorde flew from Paris to which city?

Used a 50-50 to leave A and C. Phoned a friend who suggested C as his best guess.

Decides to take the money.

£16,000

a) Johannesburg

c) Rio de Janeiro

b) Mexico City

d) Ottawa

Series 4, Show 9: Perry Poole

£125,000:

Q) When Margaret Thatcher became a Baroness, which name did she use in her title?

Used her last lifeline to leave answers B and D.

Decides she wants to gamble. After a long debate, she picks D. Wrong answer!

£32,000

a) Rievaulx

c) Chieveley

b) Kesteven

d) Levene

Series 4, Show 9: Steve Fleming

£32,000:

Q) Which of these soccer teams has never played in the final game of a World Cup tournament?

Uses 50-50 to leave A and B.

Despite being a football fan, he doesn't know. Happy to take the money.

£16,000

a) Spain

c) Hungary

b) Sweden

d) France

Series 4, Show 9: Tracey Pike

£2,000:

Q) The aircraft Spruce Goose was built by which American millionaire?

Had used all her lifelines at this point.

Decided to take the money.

£2,000

a) Howard Hughes

c) William Randolph Hearst

b) John D. Rockefeller

d) David O. Selznick

Series 4, Shows 9-10: Nicole Lovatt

£16,000:

Q) Who invented the mercury thermometer?

Phoned a friend, who thought it was A.

Took the money.

£8,000

a) Kelvin

c) Fahrenheit

b) Celcius

d) Centigrade

Series 4, Show 10: Peter Alderson

£64,000:

Q) Which is a Paul Jones?

Had no lifelines left. Took a free shot at D.

Wrong answer. Stays on £32,000.

£32,000

a) Knot

c) Cocktail

b) Dance

d) Apple

Series 4, Shows 10-11: Adele Bateman

£8,000:

Q) Which of the following was a nickname for Napolean Bonaparte?

Uses remaining 50-50 lifeline to leave answers C and D.

Decides to go for C. Wrong answer - loses £3,000.

£1,000

a) Little General

c) Little Emperor

b) Little Soldier

d) Little Corporal

Series 4, Show 11: Neil Hathaway

£125,000:

Q) On which river is the Grand Coulee Dam?

Phoned his brother, who thought it might be C.

Decided to take the money.

£64,000

a) Hudson

c) Colorado

b) Mississippi

d) Columbia

Series 4, Show 11: Simon Murray

£125,000:

Q) The forint is the unit of currency of which country?

Had no idea, and no lifelines left.

Took the money.

£64,000

a) Chile

c) Cuba

b) Hungary

d) Peru

Series 4, Shows 11-12: Di Newberry

£64,000:

Q) Which of these people was born Julia Wells?

Plays remaining 50-50 to leave B and C.

Decides to plump for B. Wrong answer. Stays on £32k.

£32,000

a) Julie Christie

c) Julie Andrews

b) Julie Walters

d) Julia Somerville

Series 4, Show 12: Mick Baines

£16,000:

Q) A felucca is a small boat usually sailed on which stretch of water?

Had 50-50 left, but didn't want to use it because he already knew it was A or B. Used it... and the computer left A or B!

Took a stab at B. Wrong answer! Loses everything but £1,000.

£1,000

a) Mediterranean Sea

c) South China Sea

b) Lake Victoria

d) South Pacific Ocean

Series 4, Show 12: Ian Yule

£32,000:

Q) In an Indian restaurant, which vegetable is known as "brinjal"?

Had no lifelines left at this stage.

Decided to take the money.

£16,000

a) Spinach

c) Aubergine

b) Potato

d) Courgette

Series 4, Show 12: Edd Wilkinson

£16,000:

Q) Which tennis term is widely thought to derive from the French word for egg?

Phones a friend, who thinks it's A, confirming Edd's suspicion.

Wrong answer! Loses everything but £1,000.

£1,000

a) Deuce

c) Love

b) Serve

d) Out

During the series, 34 contestants have won a total of £1,015,000.

Back to Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

A Labyrinth Games site.
Design by Thomas.
Printable version
Editors: Log in