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>> you know, there's a famous saying: it's not what you know; it's who you know. but whoever said that clearly never watched this show. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to the show, everybody. are you guys ready to play "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] all right, today's returning

contestant is a stay-at-home mom whose family is rapidly growing. a million dollars would go a long way. from los angeles, california, please welcome back jaime davis. [cheers and applause] jamie. >> hi. >> welcome back. >> good to see you again. >> come on over. your family just grew, in fact, right? you have a 1 1/2 year old? >> yeah, i do. his name is james. his nickname is thunder bear. >> how do you look so awake, having a 1 1/2 year old? >> um, i think mom's just learn how to run on very little sleep. >> they do. dads do not. we do not have that chromosome. we don't have that. >> [laughs] >> you're just happy to be out of the house, let's be honest. >> yeah, it's true. a day with a babysitter. >> and you're in the middle of a great game, so you also have a smile because you have $10,000 in the bank. [cheers and applause] which is also the halfway point to $1 million.

>> that's true. >> seven questions away to that $1 million, so you're in good shape. >> yeah. >> no lifelines. >> i don't need 'em. >> you don't need 'em. you ready to go? >> i'm ready. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] okay, we jump right back into it with a chance to double your money right away. $20,000 is what this question is worth. >> okay. >> in 2014, what director said he plans to only make two more films and retire, thus leaving behind a directing filmography of fewer than 15 movies? >> okay. i was just reading about this, actually. >> that's good. >> i was, but i wish i read a little bit more closely, because i am not quite certain. >> you had me excited for

a second. >> i know, right? me too. [laughs] and then they popped up a couple of pretty good options. i'm pretty positive it's not b, woody allen, or d, ron howard. >> okay. >> i'm going between scorsese and tarantino. [clicks tongue] fewer than 15 movies. $10,000. double or half. >> exactly. >> or nothing, so that's good. >> that is the risk reward, that you walk away with $10,000. >> it is the risk reward. >> or you add $10,000 to that stack, or you give five away with an incorrect answer. >> you know, before all the options popped up, i was thinking it was scorsese, and... you only live once, right? and i think i'm only allowed to be on "millionaire" once. so i think i'm just gonna go

for it. >> all right. >> and i'm gonna say a, martin scorsese. final answer. >> i like the attitude, i like the gamble, but it was c, quentin tarantino. >> dang it! >> jamie, you're walking out of here with $5,000. hey, i love it. you went for it. it was so nice to meet you. good luck to you and your family. head on up. [cheers and applause] hey, jamie, walking out of here with $5,000. congratulations to her, more money than that, and for that i need our next contestant. so from los angeles, california, please welcome steven chapin. [cheers and applause] how you doing, sir? >> good to meet you. >> come on over. steven, welcome to "millionaire." let me tell you what you're up against today. 14 questions, the money value is growing from $500 all the way up to that $1 million.

>> yes! yes, yes! >> you have your three lifelines. you know what those are about, so let's get right to your game. >> all right. let's do it. come on. >> good luck. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] it all starts with your $500 question. >> okay. >> what american institution did author wallace stegner say is "the best idea we ever had," because "they reflect us at our best rather than our worst"? >> i really like the la-z-boy recliners, but i'm gonna have to go with national parks, a. final answer. >> exactly right. [cheers and applause] >> yes! >> the first one is covered. you got it. $500. here's your $1,000 question. which of the following is neither a spanish word for a beach, nor a famous greek philosopher, nor a city in texas?

>> wow, i like all those "p"s. i used to work in plano. i have been to the playa. i never knew plato, but heard he was good. i am going to go with play-doh, d. final answer. >> exactly right. [cheers and applause] that was perfect. >> excellent, excellent. >> perfectly placed. $1,000. here's your $2,000 question. >> all right. >> you might assume that buzz aldrin and pete conrad would be among the fans of what group behind the top 10 hit "shut up and dance"? >> all right. this is great. buzz aldrin and pete conrad both... astronauts, i believe. i grew up in orlando, florida. i used to watch every apollo blast off from our backyard. so i'm gonna have to go, since they're astronauts, with b, walk the moon.

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>> i do. i mean, this is a sentence i never thought i would be able to say in my life, and it was my dream. i recently got married, and my husband and i have a 7-year-old son named jayden. >> congratulations to you guys. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you. >> i'm sure that's changed life a little bit, changed your perspective. >> yeah, we need money, chris. we need a lot of money. >> well, you're already at $2,000. >> that's not gonna-- >> just 11 more questions, you'll have a million. patience. >> 11 more, i've got it. >> baby steps. >> got it. >> literally and figuratively. >> yes. >> all right, let's get back to your game and let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] $3,000 is what this next question is worth. according to a recent survey published in the uk's daily mail, on average, at what moment during the week do people feel the happiest? >> that is an amazing question.

i'm trying to think when i feel most happy. and i'm not sure, 'cause i've had my dream so i'm happy all the time pretty much. so i think i'm gonna use a lifeline and, chris, i would like to poll the audience. >> see when they're happiest. >> yes. when are you guys happiest? >> all right, audience, steven could use some help. if you would, pick up those keypads and enter your vote now. [percussive music] ♪ all right, steven, let's take a look at the results. >> mm-hmm. >> 70% say c, saturday at 7:26 p.m. >> you know, i was pretty sure it wasn't going to be-- i want to know who voted for monday at 9:20. [laughter] that's what i'd like to know. >> 3% love a good monday morning. >> wow. all right-- also wednesday at 12:30. but i love the fact that people

liked saturday at 7:26, which makes a lot of sense to me, and i'm pretty happy then. so my answer will be c, saturday at 7:26 p.m. final answer. >> saturday night's all right. you got it. >> ah! >> you got it. [cheers and applause] >> thank you! >> and for that 3% that loves a good monday morning, you're on your own. $3,000 is where you are. $5,000 is next. it's also the first threshold you can get to, so let's take this next one with this question. >> okay. >> named after the noted naturalist who did some pivotal research in the vicinity, darwin island is part of what famous island group? >> well, i love all those islands. let's see, pivotal research. darwin. i'm thinking not the aleutians. it's too cold up there.

there's no research. greek islands, that's-- i'd go there. virgin islands. you know, i am actually going to go with c, the galapagos islands, and that's my final answer. >> and that's $5,000 in the bank. >> yes! [cheers and applause] yes, yes. >> all right, steven, a little happy dance to reach that threshold. that money is safe, and you still have two lifelines as we take a look at your $7,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] "not-so-great" relationship advice and cameos from husband chris pratt are regular featurey podcast? >> great question. so a "not-so-great" relationship advice and cameos from husband

chris pratt. so if only i knew who chris pratt was married to. that would be helpful. >> that would literally be the answer. >> that--but i can't use that answer. okay, i don't see that up there. you know, i am going to use one of my lifelines. >> all right. >> and so i need to figure out which one. >> "50/50" and your "plus one." >> i'm gonna go with my "plus one." >> all right. final? >> final. >> all right, and your plus one is? >> my plus one is my adored and adoring husband, demetri. >> demetri, how you doing? [cheers and applause] >> hi, how are you? >> oh, my god. [laughter] >> hi, demetri. >> demetri. >> hi, chris. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you doing? >> i'm great. >> i'll be doing better if you know the answer to this question. >> i will be doing better if he knows the answer to this question. >> i kind of know, but i'm not really sure. so as far as i remember,

anna faris is chris pratt's wife. >> okay. >> so that's what i'm leaning towards, but i'm not really sure. >> claire danes. i don't know, you think she'd go for chris pratt? don't know. if you think anna faris is the right one... she was actually the first one i thought of, so let's go ahead and--i can her giving not-so-great relationship advice. >> and the good news is you're going to go for it, because you're on the $5,000 threshold. so you're not risking any money. so you're taking a shot here. >> even more perfect. >> do you think we need to use another-- >> do you want to do that? let's do it. let's use the "50/50" as well, chris. >> final? >> final answer. >> all right, it's up there. you might as well spend it. let's take away two incorrect answers. >> okay. anna faris still there. 50%. i'm gonna go with my husband, of course, and a, "anna faris is

unqualified." and that's my final answer. >> well done, boys. you got it right. >> both: ah! [cheers and applause] >> all right, demetri. well done. steven, you're at $7,000! >> wow. >> doing great. we're gonna take a quick time-out, and when we come back we'll see how much further he can go. [cheers and applause] ♪ it's our all shades sale going on now. styles and colors selection is wow. roller, solar, roman, wood woven. no better time this must be an omen. cellular, cascade, sheer pleated, allure. nothing wrong with your windows new shades wouldn't cure. summer sun's here, it's time to begin. a beautiful home, it shines from within.

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>> 2.54 centimeters is an inch, i think. is that right? [laughter] so let's go ahead. it may take me a minute to do the math. maybe, you know, we can do something here. so if we have--what is it, 2.54 inches is a centimeter. no, i'm gonna go the other way around. so 2.5--2 1/2 centimeters is an inch. they're 170, so 5 is 2 inches. so 5 goes into 170 a lot. [laughter] maybe 34 times. 5 times 3, 150. so 34 times 2 is 68. 68 inches is 5 feet-- not on the board. [laughter] this is not good.

okay. so 34... >> i can guarantee you the right answer is on the board. >> [laughs] okay. and i believe you. so, boy, i hate doing math again. so with that it's actually shorting it, so i'm gonna have to go with d, 5 feet 11 inches. oh, that's my final answer. >> something got lost in translation there. >> apparently. >> yeah, it was b. 5 feet 7 inches. >> oh! >> but you are walking out of here with $5,000, steven. >> thank you. >> so nice to meet you. congratulations. when we come back, we're gonna play more "millionaire." >> terrific. [cheers and applause] curing nail fungus could take my pharmacist said.. fungi-nail stops foot fungus fast before it spreads. fungi-nail.

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