WWTBAM RPG 81

Alright, so what are you thinking? You feel confident enough to go with that, or do you want some more discussion time?

*the audience applauds*

Now now, he hasn't given his final answer yet. And it's a free guess anyway.

So, I believe your friend mentioned Lazio, yes?

*the rarely heard q12 final answer cue plays*

You had $50,000. This will double your money if you’re correct, but you have nothing to lose if you’re wrong...



You just won $100,000! *the audience cheers as the q12 correct cue, and then the q13 let’s play cue plays; while this is going on, I complete the $100,000 check*

Have a look. *I hold up the check for wwtbamfangamer to see* $100,000 is yours for the moment. You can walk away with that any time you like. As it stands, it’s the most money I’ve ever given away in an RPG — *I pull the check back quickly* but we don’t want to give you that. *the audience laughs* But you’ve got that.

Now, the money is getting serious. You’re guaranteed $50,000, but if you go for this next question and give me a wrong answer, you’ll drop back down to $50,000. But, if you give me the right answer, I will be delighted to write you out a check for a quarter of a million dollars. It’d be my first opportunity to do just that. So, have a look at question #12 out of a possible 14, for $250,000...

The first ever Golden Globe Awards ceremony was held on January 20, 1944 at the studios of what production company?

A: Columbia Pictures
B: Paramount Pictures
C: 20th Century Fox
D: Universal Pictures

Ok. That's all she wrote. Give wwtbamfangamer a big hand! *the audience applauds after hearing the contestant's decision; meanwhile I'm completing the check for $100,000* He goes away with this check... *I hold out the check for the contestant, and everyone at home, to see* for $100,000. Well done.

*the contestant takes the check and exits stage left, all while the say goodbye to contestant cue plays and I remain in the Cold Seat*

And by the way, because you might have been curious, the correct answer was 20th Century Fox. I'm not sure how one could come to that answer, but I guess that's all food for thought now. Well, wwtbamfangamer gave us quite a show, and he goes home with $100,000. That's the most money I've given away to one contestant — let's see if I can do it again! Our next contestant is @nhoxxinh from Vietnam. Come on down, nhoxxinh!

*as the crossover cue plays in the background, the contestant leaves his FFF seat and sits in the Hot Seat*

Alright. Welcome to the game, nhoxxinh. Oy, that last game was exhilerating to watch, wasn't it? But you're here now, making your third appearance in the official RPG. You've fared pretty well historically, winning £250,000 in episode 74, and an extra €16,000 in episode 79. How have you spent that money, and if you win a million dollars here, what would you do with that kind of money?

*I drink my water bug-eyed as the contestant has revealed my secret; the audience notices and laughs*

Ok sure. I suggest you give it to your family or some really reputable charity. You never know these days what some people will do with that kind of money. But anyway, of course you know the rules, you know the lifelines, so let's not waste any more time; let's play Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. *the q1 let's play cue plays*

Question #1 to start things off is for $500. Here it is.

Which food item can come in varieties including rye, pumpernickel, wheat, and sourdough?

A: Milk
B: Bread
C: Cheese
D: Mom's spaghetti

*the audience chuckles at answer D*

dairy*

(sorry for double posting! i don't wanna edit my answer and i don't want to increase my 50% warning level, so.. yeah.)

well, i know grand slam, strikeout, bases loaded are used in baseball generally but not touchdown since it is used in football, not baseball. so make A my final answer please.