>> y>> you know how they say wht happens in vegas stays in vegas? well, guess what? "millionaire" is now happening at bally's las vegas. just when you thought this show couldn't get any more exciting, we brought it to the strip. so get ready, it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ? ? hey, everybody, welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] i hope so 'cause we' middle of an incredible game. our returning contestant is a game show junkie who plans on writing a book about winning the million dollars. we are only 4 questions away from making the last chapter of her book a reality. from los angeles, california, please welcome back yolanda allen. [dramatic music]

>> whoo. >> welcome, welcome, welcome back. >> thank you. >> first and foremost, i-- that was your formal name. everybody here knows and loves you as auntie yoyo. >> yes, that's me. >> you're in the middle of an incredible game. >> yes. >> and you really are thinking about-- you're a game show junkie. >> yes. >> your goal and dream was to end up here on "millionaire." it's now happened. you're in the middle of this incredible run. you really do want to write a book about this. >> oh, most definitely. most definitely. this is--this is so exciting not to tell the world. >> i feel like we're 4 questions away from the stseller ever. >> [laughing] from your mouth to god's ears. >> yes, well speaking of... >> yes. >> yesterday, you pulled a few rabbits out of your hat. >> i sure did. >> in fact, the last 4 questions kinda just seemed to come to you. >> i think my angels are with me, chris. >> yeah. >> my cousin, mookie, is one of my angel cousins. and for you to give him a shout out, he couldn't help but show up. >> your cousin mookie is who named you auntie yoyo. >> that's right, he named me

nephews named me auntie yoyo. >> so it's all come together. >> it's all full circle. it's just been incredible. >> it has been amazing. >> this is the best game show on the planet. [cheers and applause] >> i got nothing. i can't--i can't argue with that, i just can't. you have the facts. you're right. and you're in the middle of a great game. you're at $50,000. auntie yoyo, you are 4 questions away from a million dollars. and you really put this in perspective incredibly well yesterday. as we finished up the game, you looked at me and you said, "i know four things." that's it. all you have to know is four things. >> i might even know five, chris. >> you might even, and that five would just be showing off. >> yeah. >> all you need is four. that's it. i said, "how simplistically genius." there you go. you just need to know four things, that's where you are. 4 questions away from $1 million. if there is a down side at all, no lifelines.

>> but you're sitting on a threshold. you're on the threshold, so you're about to get a look at a $100,000 question. you're obviously going to take a chance because you're not going to lose any of this money. you're at $50, so this is going to be a shot at $100,000. >> it's beautiful. >> are you ready? >> been ready. >> i don't want this ride to end. >> okay. >> here we go. >> okay. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] >> whoo. let's do it. >> auntie yoyo... >> yes. >> $100,000 question is right here. >> all rightie. >> at an auction, famed tv producer norman lear paid over $8 million for what item that had been found taped to the back of a flea market painting?

>> hmm. $8 million dollars... for an item he found taped to the back of a flea market painting... at an auction. i don't think it's a, b, or c. i think the baseball card might be it, chris. only because, in my mind, that's, like, more recent history. >> okay. >> declaration of independence, if it was taped to the back of a painting, it might get-- you know how it gets crusty around the edges over time as well as the ticket and the letter. >> let me re-read it just to take our time. i want you to--i want you to-- you're going to take a shot at this, which is good. >> of course. >> at an auction,

paid over $8 million for what item that had been found taped to the back of a flea market painting? >> d. final answer. >> this is where the book ends. >> aww. >> it was a, a copy of the declaration of independence. >> oh, you're kidding. >> can you believe that? >> wow. >> hey, auntie yoyo... >> it's still a good ending. >> you're one of my favorites. one of my favorites. that is a great ending. $50,000. congratulations. >> thank you. >> really, that was a pleasure. >> thank you. >> we're coming back. i don't know how we're going to top that, but we're going to come back and play more "millionaire" right after this. [dramatic music] ? ? even if you're not a millionaire, you could be treated like a caesar at caesar's palace in las vegas.

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[dramatic musical flourish] >> welcome back to "who wants to be a millionaire." gotta give it up to auntie yoyo. what a ride that was, taking away $50,000. hopefully we'll do even better with our next contestant. she hails from los angeles, california. please welcome jennie fahn. wha-- >> [laughing] >> is there a fire back there or...? >> i--i'm excited. i'm excited to meet you. >> just get shot out of a cannon. >> i took my vitamins. >> you came out on fire. i like it, come on. let's go. all right, i was gonna say are you ready, but i think you are. >> i think so. >> i think you are ready to go. whew. it's a lot going through the veins right now. welcome to "millionaire." let me tell you how you're going to become one. 14 questions between you

you also have three lifelines. are you ready to go? >> yes. >> all right, good luck to you. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] $500 question starts us off. >> okay. >> though it doesn't require clean bathrooms, federal policy states that there should be a place along the highway to do what after about every half hour of driving? >> well, there might be some people doing some of these questionable things, but, um, there should be a place every half hour of driving to a, stop and rest. >> final? >> final answer. >> there you go. you're off and running. $500. >> thanks. >> $1,000 question is right here. even if you think "your love is eternal", askmen.com says

the "tattoos guys should never get"? >> well, knowing that sometimes you have to erase that name, um, i'm going to say it is d, their girlfriend's name. final answer. >> it should be e, none of the above, but yes, d. >> i'm with you on that, chris. i'm with you on that. >> i mean, a good butterfly tattoo is kinda cute though. $1,000, here's your $2,000 question. which of the following is an acclaimed italian film director who coined the term "paparazzi," and not a type of cocktail? >> um, i have some friends with names that sound like a lot of these. um, but the italian film director who is up there

final answer. >> you got it. yep, that's right. federico fellini. $2,000 is where you are right now. $3,000 is where we're headed with this. though it can certainly expand, on average, your stomach is roughly the size of your what? >> well, um, i have kind of a big head, and sometimes my stomach seems like it's the size of my head. your eyes are bigger than your stomach, but that's not always true either, so i'm gonna go with, um, your a, fist. final answer. >> you got it. $3,000. >> wow, okay. >> next step, that first threshold you can get to of $5,000. here's the question. what tv show had one of its

when britney spears guest-starred as a receptionist who got flirty with barney? >> ah. um, i am familiar with not all of these shows. uh, i know there's no one named barney on "the big bang theory." um, and i believe there's no one named barney "parks and recreation," i'm just not sure about. the same with "how i met your mother." i feel like i've heard of, um, of barney on "how i met your mother." so i'm leaning toward that, and i'm going to be mad at myself because now i'm going to "ask the audience," and i know i've probably swayed them already, but i think they probably

>> okay. >> and i don't, so i'm going to "ask the audience." >> final? >> final answer. >> okay. >> yeah. >> audience, if you would, pick up those keypads, please enter your vote now. [percussive music] ? ? all right, let's take a look at the results and see what the audience has to say. only 93%... >> yeah, yeah. >> said d, "how i met your mother." >> i was leaning that way, but i wasn't totally sure. so, uh, thank you very much for confirming, uh, d, "how i met your mother." final answer. >> you were right, they were right. neil patrick harris is right. $5,000. >> thank you. >> way to go. you're off to a good start. >> thank you, thank you. >> we're coming back to play more "millionaire" right after this. [dramatic music]

[dramatic musical flourish] >> welcome back to "who wants to be a millionaire." she came in here running. up to $5,000. [cheers and applause] i mean, i feel like your metabolism is that of, like, a gnat. just like a hummingbird going 1,000 miles an hour. >> i wish. >> you used one lifeline. you still have two lifelines to go, but you reached that threshold, so that money is saf we can only add to that, and we're about to right now. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] all right, jennie, here we go. $7,000 question. at the very start of the new york city marathon, what more than two-mile-long bridge do runners cross to get from staten island to brooklyn?

very originally from new york. and i've crossed this bridge many, many times. it's so long that you can actually see the curvature of the earth. that's how long this bridge is. so i know that it is the verrazano-narrows bridge. final answer. >> spoken like a tour guide. you got it. >> [laughing] >> the longest suspension bridge in america. well done, $7,000. >> [sighs] breathe, i'm okay. i'm okay. >> i feel like i need to breathe watching you. i'm like, whew. okay, $10,000 question right here. [dramatic musical flourish] ? ? introduced in 1914 and still in use, whose ad slogan was designed to emphasize that an anti-caking agent kept it flowing freely

>> hmm, well, uh, that is a great question. [laughing] >> thank you. >> and i'm trying to think which one of these, um, products-- what would we care about flowing freely in bad weather? um, an anti-caking agent... introduced in 1914 and still in use. this is an older product. so salt is old. um, mrs. butterworth's syrup seems kinda old, but i'm not sure it's 1914. and an anti-caking agent kept it flowing freely even in bad weather. huh.

if you're eating syrup in really cold weather. like if you're in vermont and you're trying to pour your syrup outside. um, an anti-caking agent. i'm just trying to think of what's in--i know in salt, there's iodine added to salt. but i don't think that's an anti-caking agent. the ad slogan was designed to emphasize that, so heinz ketchup. the ad slogan is anticipation's keeping me waiting. that's--their slogan is about how slow the ketchup flows. i'm not thinking that's it. folgers coffee is about the richness of the brew. mrs. butterworth's, um, chris, i...

my "50/50" on this. >> okay. >> final. >> all right, i'm gonna take away two incorrect answers. >> okay. >> hopefully this will clear it up for you. you're left with mrs. butterworth's syrup, c, morton's salt. >> so when it rains, it pours. got it. it's morton's salt. their ad, um, slogan is, "when it rains, it pours." c, morton's salt. final answer. >> when it rains, it pours. you got it. [cheers and applause] you got it. >> ah. >> took you a while, but you came around to it. >> yeah. >> and you got to $10,000. way to go, jennie. >> thanks. >> playing well. when we come back, we're gonna try and get to that $50,000 threshold next. [dramatic music]

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>> the answer to that question was bagpipes. [cheers and applause] welcome back to "who wants to be a millionaire." jennie fahn just got to $10,000 with that last correct answer. you used another lifeline. you still have one left. you have your "plus one" sitting behind you should you need them on this next one, and it's a big one. a chance to double your money right here. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish]

$20,000 question. by filling in the blank with two different letters, with which of these choices can you spell two different asian languages? >> by filling in the blank with two different letters, with which of these choices can you spell two different asian languages? with which of these choices can you spell... by filling in the blank with two different letters... which of these choices can you spell...oh, i see. ah, okay.

with an r. b looks like "japanese" with a p. c looks like "arabic." d looks like "hindi." but i think b could also be "javanese" with a v. so i'm going to say b. final answer. >> well done, my lady. well done. >> thank you. >> jennie, great job. $20,000. [horn blares] that sound means that time is up for today. but you're coming back to play more "millionaire." >> thank you. >> great job. >> thank you. >> 6 questions away from a million. thank you so much for watching. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. [dramatic music]

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