I am looking for the footage of them answering the Top Prize question wrong.

1. LaSalle Ishii

2. Ganesh Shinde

3. R J Sarma

4. Per Eivind

5. Kuniko Asagi (5th April 2001)

6. Kyoko Toyoshima

7. Tatsumi Takara (18th October 2001)

8. Yasuhito Sema (8th November 2001)

9. Ling Wing Kuen and Ling Shuk Ling

10. Yōko Mashita

11. Masaki Numuta

12. Ken Watanabe

13. Shizuka Kawamoto

14. Saburo Kitajima

15. Tatsuya Yamaguchi (14th November 2002)

16. Yoshiharu Kamino

17. Musoyama Masashi (3rd April 2003)

18. Kenji Mouri (4th September 2003)

19. Rina Oooka (4th September 2003)

20. Tsunemi Kusakabe (20th December 2003)

21. Kyoyo Kano (2nd January 2004)

22. Masami Sato

23. Fujita Tomoko

24. Keito Tokuda

25. Tomoki Matsuoka (26th August 2004)

26. Masashi Mori

27. Yuri Takano

28. Ushikubo Etsuko (20th January 2005)

29. Filip Primorac

30. Yavor Kostov

31. Wakanohana Masaru

32. Cherish (10th November 2005)

33. Akiko Yoshinoji (17th November 2005)

34. Sakura Yokomine

35. Haruo Kitamura

36. Masahiko Tsugawa

37. Unknown Player (13th July 2006)

38. Masai Maya (13th July 2006)

39. Unknown Player (31st August 2006)

40. Kenji Eda

41. Senichi Hoshino

42. Hidekazu Nagai

43. Hideo Higashikokubaru

44. Shiro and Takaaki Ito

45. Shirō Asano (5th July 2007)

46. Kazuya Maruyama (29th August 2007)

47. Ryūji Miyamoto

48. Alan Edwards

49. Kyle Andaya

50. Chukwuma Eze

I know that YouTuber PointVital uploads the rave versions of questions for £500-£150,000 in the UK, although the questions for £2,000-£20,000 were the original versions of what it was used since 2007 in the UK, but not the £250,000-£1,000,000 ones or the bonus $5,000,000 one in Australia. Can anybody find a video like a promo that plays the Q13, Q14, Q15, or the bonus Q16, or the original ones of Q6, Q7, Q8, and Q9, with some silence from anyone without any vocal remover.

I know the original Q6 music can be found on the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire: Special Editions. So, if anyone reading this, has this game on either Xbox 360, PC, or PS3 and know how to record the entire screen and maybe without the microphone on, like these 2 videos for example: [1] and [2]. Would anyone record the full original Q6 music, it takes only about 3 minutes and 15 seconds, and comment the link of it. Also, try to have no volume of sound effects and voice from the host, but keep the music on. The music plays from Questions 6-15 on the game.

The musics, I want them to be played with silence from anyone without any vocal removers. I don’t prefer by audacity, not that I don’t like it, I do like it, I just want to find the music without using it (audacity). For example, there was a partial one of the £250,000 question music with silence on this video: [3], and this partial of £1,000,000 question music: [4]. Can anyone please find something like those of any of the music I asked for?

Note: If you find the ones with the Q16 music played they were talking, you can still comment the link because I still want for my audacity project.

How to add Contestants Infobox 

I want to edit an article of a contestant but i don't know how to make the design. If anyone knows how to do it, Can you show it to me? Thank you.

Hi,

I am interesting in watching an episode from Season 5 (2013) of the show. How would I be able to access it?

I haven't been able to find anything online to download/purchase.

Thanks

Forum Poll #7 (May 21, 2019)
When distinguishing contestants with the same name in contestant pages, which of these should be noted in the "displayed" title if possible?
• A: Only the country	• B: Only the year of appearance
• C: Country followed by year	• D: Year followed by country

Forum Poll #6 (May 2, 2019)
What kind(s) of things should be placed in categories that completely cover other categories (e.g. "Contestants" covers "Contestants from the U.S.")?
• A: Only the matching contestants	• B: Only the contained categories
• C: Both contestants and categories	• D: Neither contestants nor categories

Forum Poll #5 (May 2, 2019)
What should be the main background color of the question template?
• A: Black, like the UK original	• B: Blue, like most new versions
• C: A color other than black or blue	• D: Varying colors, version-dependent

Forum Poll #4 (April 24, 2019)
If a run on a "no carryover" special is ended by the klaxon, should the contestant(s) be placed in "...first safe level" and/or "...lifelines intact"?
• A: "Before first safe level" only	• B: "Lifelines intact" only
• C: Both "safe level" and "lifelines"	• D: Neither

Forum Poll #3 (April 11, 2019)
On an extra-high-risk format, what flunk-out points would qualify for the "Empty-handed due to extra-high-risk format" category?
• A: Any flunk-out	• B: Flunk-outs after first milestone
• C: Flunk-outs after second milestone	• D: None (remove category)

I am looking for an episode from of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire-Australia edition that aired on November 22 2004?  Do you know anyone that would have an old videotape of the episode? 

Thank you,

James

Forum Poll #1 (March 15, 2019)
In this wiki, should the correct answer be displayed on a question walked away from, just like on most TV broadcast displays?
• A: Yes	• B: Probably
• C: Probably not	• D: No

I've seen her everywhere on YouTube, but I only know she missed her $4,000 question about Denny's breakfast dish. Does anyone know her name and what season she was in?

So I made the article, found his fastest finger seat picture from $0 Winners Week with James Dinan, but don't have his original fastest finger seat picture, his FFF question, his 5 questions, or his Total Prize Money: ?$0? graphic. Does anyone have any sources that I can use for this information?

People have textual proof of her game, but not videos or pictures of it. Does anyone have the original broadcast or a picture from her original broadcast? It would be more believable if we had these resources.

Forum Poll #2 (March 22, 2019)
In terms of classifying contestants from the U.S. primetime version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" in this wiki, how many seasons/series are there?
• A: 1 (currently used in most pages)	• B: 3 (currently used in some pages)
• C: 6 (classification of wwtbam.biz)	• D: 8 (season split in mini-seasons)

I'm wondering how often it is that the question writers get a question wrong. Eg, the episode with Neville Fogarty in the current season of the US syndicated version, he was asked:

"Although best known for creating Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle also spent almost ten years in the medical field, specializing in what?"

Answers: Dentistry, Psychiatry, Ophthalmology, Pediatrics

The credited answer was ophthalmology, but he was a general practitioner. He studied opthalmology for not more than 2.5 months and opened a practice but had no patients and closed it within 1 month. This 3.5 month excursion was the extent of his ophthalmology study and does not constitute "specializing" in ophthalmology. Someone who knew that he did not specialize could have eliminated B, C, and D, and gone with A because it is the only general field, but of course all 4 answers are wrong. I can only assume that the question writer came across this abstract and the false title, and didn't actually confirm the information: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8599161

Should there be individual pages for each episode of a ''Millionaire'' version?