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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (US): This episode's returning contestant is Eric Lillienthal, who left off at the $32,000 question with two lifelines left. He uses both his remaining lifelines, Phone-a-Friend first, to figure out what talk show host was a VH1 VJ (Rosie O'Donnell). Eric's friend says Queen Latifah is a little too obvious and guesses Ricki Lake, which was taken away by the 50:50. Rosie O'Donnell and Queen Latifah are left. He goes with the Queen, but misses. He loses $15,000, reducing him to $1,000. Next in the hot seat is David Goodman. He wins $500,000 without using a single lifeline. On his $1,000,000 question about where Paddington Bear was originally from (Peru), instead of pulling another John Carpenter move, David toyed with the audience by using all 3 lifelines although he specifically said after using the 50:50 that he got it. The lifeline left Peru and Iceland. He then asks the audience. 57% say Peru, 42% said Iceland, and 1% voted for an eliminated answer! He then uses his last lifeline and calls his friend Hagai. He says he is 100% sure it is Peru. He thinks about risking $468,000 on this question and then answers Peru, makes it his final answer, and became the youngest game show millionaire in the history of American game shows! Neal Organ is the next contestant to attempt to repeat David's feat. Neal cruises up to $64,000 without a single problem along the way. His $125,000 question about where the martial art Krav Maga originated (Israel) was a different story. He starts off by asking the audience. The majority says Russia at 37%. He then uses his 50:50, leaving Israel and Russia. He goes with Russia as his final answer and loses $32,000. But he still leaves with $32,000. Next contestant is Maureen Lawlor. She gets up to $200 when time runs out. Next time, Maureen will have 13 questions to go for $1,000,000.

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