This viral "Millionaire" clip isn't real. It's from Comedy Inc: The Late Shift, an Australian sketch comedy show that aired 2005-2007, not an actual episode of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. The fictional contestant "Barry" walked away with AU$32,000. This has fooled viewers online for nearly two decades. #millionare #money #englishalphabet Video Credit [] The content in this video does not belong to me; it has been sourced from other channels on YouTube. All rights and credits go to the respective owners. If there are any issues or concerns regarding this content, please contact me directly, and I will take appropriate action. Regards, Pod Clips
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He should've said, option c which is "a"
He already said C:A They must be joking π
He didn't get scammed by his own logic.He got scammed by the show
Bro have every right to start a villan arcπ€
When they don't want you to win ππ
Obviously a skit, that's a first question, not last.
"I pick the third option." Hits hardππ
He said "lock in c a". He got robbed
Just say "the third one," and you're a millionaire
How tough it is to say option c ... π€¦π»
βTo confuse the enemy you must first confuse yourselfβ.
"Can u repeat the 3rd option? Oh yea that one"
It's not that hard to say "Option C" π
I'd be throwing hands
He got slapped in the face after he said said " shut up" π
Host found a way to save money
They just didn't want him to win
"the third option"
No joke, because of misunderstanding Excellent question for 1 Million πππ
Was that a comedy show