Andrew Whiteley, a shopkeeper from Canterbury, Kent, won £250,000 on 12 April, 2003.
WWTBAM Run[]
Fastest Finger First[]
| Fastest Finger First Question | |
| Put these years in chronological order. | |
| ⬥ A: 5 BC | ⬥ B: 10 AD |
| ⬥ C: 15 AD | ⬥ D: 20 BC |
| From the 10 contestants, 5 got it right, but Andrew, with a time of 3.07 seconds, was the fastest to answer correctly D-A-B-C, making it into the Hot Seat. |
Andrew's Run to the Million[]
| £100 (1 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| Which of these are you most likely to find on a restaurant menu? | |
| ⬥ A: Broth of the dawn | ⬥ B: Stew of the dusk |
| ⬥ C: Sauce of the twilight | ⬥ D: Soup of the day |
| £200 (2 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| Someone with no secrets is often described as an 'open...' what? | |
| ⬥ A: Mouth | ⬥ B: Door |
| ⬥ C: Hand | ⬥ D: Book |
| £300 (3 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| What is the name of the shelter beside a sports field, where the coach sits during a game? | |
| ⬥ A: Buyout | ⬥ B: Fallout |
| ⬥ C: Knockout | ⬥ D: Dugout |
| £500 (4 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| The Euro is divided into 100 what? | |
| ⬥ A: Farthings | ⬥ B: Cents |
| ⬥ C: Pennies | ⬥ D: Guineas |
| £1,000 (5 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| Lou Beale was a major character in which TV soap? 'Ask the Audience' lifeline used | |
| ⬥ A: EastEnders | ⬥ B: Coronation Street |
| ⬥ C: Crossroads | ⬥ D: Brookside |
| Ask the Audience Results: A: 97% ⬥ B: 2% ⬥ C: 1% ⬥ D: 0% | |
| £2,000 (6 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| Which word goes before 'Harborough' to give the name of a Midlands town? | |
| ⬥ A: Chipping | ⬥ B: Market |
| ⬥ C: Sutton | ⬥ D: Little |
| £4,000 (7 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| Which creatures maintained that “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others” in George Orwell's 'Animal Farm'? | |
| ⬥ A: Sheep | ⬥ B: Carthorses |
| ⬥ C: Pigs | ⬥ D: Bulls |
| £8,000 (8 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| Which boy's name can also mean a type of tapered nail? | |
| ⬥ A: Brad | ⬥ B: Brett |
| ⬥ C: Bron | ⬥ D: Bruce |
| £16,000 (9 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| What is the nickname of Peterborough United football club? | |
| ⬥ A: The Posh | ⬥ B: The Scary |
| ⬥ C: The Sporty | ⬥ D: The Baby |
| £32,000 (10 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| In English history, the brothers known as the 'Princes in the Tower' were the sons of which king? | |
| ⬥ A: Edward IV | ⬥ B: Henry II |
| ⬥ C: George III | ⬥ D: James II |
| £64,000 (11 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| The red dragon on the Welsh national flag is standing on how many feet? | |
| ⬥ A: One | ⬥ B: Two |
| ⬥ C: Three | ⬥ D: Four |
| £125,000 (12 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| Which fish features in the title of a piano quintet by Schubert? | |
| ⬥ A: Salmon | ⬥ B: Trout |
| ⬥ C: Stickleback | ⬥ D: Dab |
| £250,000 (13 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| What was the real first name of Spike Milligan? | |
| ⬥ A: Thomas | ⬥ B: Terence |
| ⬥ C: Timothy | ⬥ D: Tolman |
| £500,000 (14 to 15) - Not Timed | |
| In total, how many spikes are there on the crown of the Statue of Liberty in New York? '50:50' and 'Phone a Friend' lifelines used | |
| ⬥ A: Five | ⬥ B: Seven |
| ⬥ C: Ten | ⬥ D: Twelve |
| Andrew didn't know, so he first used his '50:50' lifeline, and the options remaining were A: Five and B: Seven. He then decided to phone his friend Geoff, who didn't know either. Andrew decided to walk away with £250,000. The correct answer was B: Seven. |