WWTBAM RPG 22

Thanks Regisfan. Hello and welcome to the Who Wants to a Millionaire 22nd RPG game. We are hoping to give away a cool $1,000,000 tonight. All you have to do is answer 12 questions correctly (or less) to get there. Now please welcome out first contestant Prizes.

So Prizes has been a contestant on a four RPG's before

Back in RPG 9, Prizes won the Million
When I hosted last in RPG 10 she played and won $5,000.
In RPG 16, she won $1,000 and in RPG 19, she went for $500,000 question and lost, leaving with $32,000 respectively. 

Let's see if she can get the Million again. This is a shuffle RPG like you haven't seen yet. Take a look at the tree

$1 MILLION
$500,000
$250,000
$150,000

$50,000
$25,000
$15,000
$10,000
$7,500
$5,000
$3,000
$2,000

As you can see there are two rounds, we start with Round 1. All that money from $2,00 to $50,000 but were going to mix all that money up. Computer please randomize the money.

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The categories in this game are shuffled as well but they are not revealed. 

You have five lifelines during this game but it's not what you think, you have the original three lifelines, 50:50, Ask the Audience, and Phone a Friend along with two Jump the questions. In the middle of Round 1 there is a safe level, after you answer the 4th question correctly you are guaranteed that money you banked up to that point. If you however jump Question 4 than the money you banked before will be your guaranteed sum. So no risk on Question 5. If you make it to Round 2 it's Classic Millionaire gameplay. Big Bucks to a Million however answer wrong on one and you leave with $50,000. 

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I'm going to need the questions from @woffan2008
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So Prizes are you ready to play?

Then let's play Who Wants to be a Millionaire.

Globetrotter is the category for your first question

What ocean is to the right of the United States?
A: Atlantic B: Indian
C: Pacific D: Arctic

It's Atlantic, you got it right. So let's see what you are starting with.

$5,000

Good start so far, Strike is the category for the next one: 
The United States Bowling Congress states that legal bowling balls cannot exceed what weight?
A: 14 lbs B: 16 lbs
C: 18 lbs D: 20 lbs

16 pounds is right. 

The United States Bowling Congress states that legal bowling balls cannot exceed what weight?
A: 14 lbs B: 16 lbs
C: 18 lbs D: 20 lbs

Let's see what behind this one

$3,000


You got $8,000 in your bank so far. Still got all your lifelines. Here's a hard one is the category. 

Viagra was introduced to the market in what year?
A: 1995
B: 1996
C: 1997
D: 1998

It is. the category is "Here's A Hard One!"

My other language might be another romantic language, French, but reasoning says that A, C, D don't make sense as one word translations. After all, DoND typically maintains its meaning elsewhere, MD(M)D likewise (or as Million Dollar Drop, as the UK calls theirs), and while I'm likely wrong on this end, I've never heard of foreign LMaD show, though quite a few south of the US border resemble it, in the fun party atmosphere. Given how foreign languages work, I can't see that being a one word phrase, with 'us' of 'Let's' and the predicate, a deal. That's a whole phrase! That leaves, Jeopardy, and it is one word, and likewise translatable to what should be B. B, Jeopardy, final.

Suck it, Trebek! A, final.