Eleanor's Massive £125,000 Loss | Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

[@mathman8]

Almost as devastating as that 63,000 pound loss in this last season (She still went away with 125K in her season).

[@ryderzachary112]

9:14 *JEREMY CLARKSON: Oh no, i'm so sorry! It's 1911! 😔*

[@hearmenow909]

Never trust the audience on such a question for such a big amount of money. No way did 47% of the audience know that answer, it's obviously less likely to be a much lower percentage of people that know the answer, she got too cocky and greedy.

[@ryderzachary112]

9:09 *JEREMY CLARKSON: It's the wrong answer! 😔* 9:11 *RYDER: OH NO!* 😭 *RYDER #14: ☠️ (WRONG!)* *AUDIENCE: OHHHHHH... 😔*

[@ttsfish1372]

Exactly why ask the audience is useless past 32000

[@Thisandthat8908]

not really. But you really want to do it without influencing them.

[@hearmenow909]

Yep, when the questions get harder the audience are mainly guessing. You're better off going for a lower percentage response than the highest percentage response in this type of scenario. The golden rule is, if you're not sure, take the money.

[@brontewcat]

I have read a bit about Shackleton’s expedition- which was 1914. Many of the men who survived with Shackleton went almost straight to the trenches. So I was pretty confident about Scott and Amundsen’s expeditions.

[@brontewcat]

Also just goes to only 24% knew what they were talking about.

[@JHaras]

She should not to all the reasoning if she’s gonna ask the audience. She also shouldn’t have set the safety net below if she’s gonna gamble. I did have the 1911 guess myself, although I thought I didn’t know this.