Winning lines 2003 - full episode part 4

Part 4 of 5.

[@blackphoenix9000]

I love Looking After Number One. It was undoubtedly one of the best head-to-head games on any National Lottery game...

[@prabhakarankaran1711]

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[@BlackwoodCompany]

That last moment was incredible to watch.

[@mamazakanatalakaya]

first time to watch this. round 2 is so awesome!

[@harmston100]

i would like this to come back

[@bluebear1985]

@BigDaveyDB In the US, they attempted this show in response to the popularity of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?, but failed. It appeared on Saturday nights briefly on CBS in 2000. The top prize was $1,000,000, and it was hosted by Dick Clark. The American episodes are posted on KZbin. You should check them out.

[@Danielblixareed]

Do you have any in it to win it episodes with Dale Winton?

[@RhaptonneNetwork]

No, sorry.

[@mechamind90]

Even in North America that 2nd to last question would be evil. I don't think you'd remember to count all those states in 5 seconds. North Dakota, South Dakota, North Carolina, South Carolina, West Virginia, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Rhode Island...I live in North America and that took me about 2 minutes.

[@FrankFrempong]

Winning Lines it's just like Who Wants To Be A Millionaire

[@Randomtv19645]

3:00 I like the theme 3:01

[@adamwithey4746]

23, 11, 5, 17, 40, 45 bonus ball 41 20, 3, 31, 46, 42, 22

[@Kyng5199]

I'm really going to nit-pick now, but I thought Harry first met Hagrid on his 11th birthday? Therefore, depending on what time of day he was born, he could have been either 10 or 11 at the time. (And even this is if we exclude baby Harry being taken by Hagrid to the Dursleys' house, which I'm guessing doesn't count as 'meeting' him!)

[@Tubewings]

4:14; Wait a tick! Either the announcer goofed (and he should have said £5.7 million) or the guy in charge of the chyron goofed (and he should have put in £5.2 million).

[@adamwithey4746]

In June 2001, Phillip Schofield replaced Simon Mayo as a presenter of Winning Lines.

[@brandonmartin-moore5302]

adam withey That's not relevant.

[@andrewtatton2344]

Tubewings The guy in charge of the graphic goofed as the jackpot was £5.2 million

[@njerzynek]

why would you say 10 if the opponent is not answering? a lack of iq!