Todd Woodbridge
Appearance
3rd July 2023
Todd Woodbridge , was celebrity contestant, appeared in Wimbledon Special episode on the 2023 season of Millionaire Hot Seat
Millionaire Hot Seat Run [ ] Fastest Finger First Questions [ ]
Fastest Finger First Question (1 of 15)
A common expression meaning 'anyone' is the saying 'any Tom, Dick or' who?
⬥ A: Bob
⬥ B: John
⬥ C: Harry
⬥ D: George
All except Dasha answered correctly. Todd was first.Todd: 1, Sam: 1, Dylan: 1, James: 1, Dasha: 0, Tony: 1
Fastest Finger First Question (2 of 15)
Bryce Courtenay wrote the bestselling 1989 novel 'The Power of' what?
⬥ A: Love
⬥ B: The Dog
⬥ C: Now
⬥ D: One
4 of 6 (Todd, Sam, James, and Tony) answered correctly. Tony was first.Todd: 2, Sam: 2, Dylan: 1, James: 2, Dasha: 0, Tony: 2
Fastest Finger First Question (3 of 15)
How many lime slices are visible in this image?
⬥ A: 6
⬥ B: 7
⬥ C: 8
⬥ D: 9
This was a visual question. 2 of 6 (Dylan and James) answered correctly. James was first.Todd: 2, Sam: 2, Dylan: 2, James: 3, Dasha: 0, Tony: 2
Fastest Finger First Question (4 of 15)
The first modern Olympic Games in 1896 featured which of these sports?
⬥ A: Tennis
⬥ B: Lacrosse
⬥ C: Soccer
⬥ D: Golf
Only Todd answered correctly. James was first.Todd: 3, Sam: 2, Dylan: 2, James: 3, Dasha: 0, Tony: 2
Fastest Finger First Question (5 of 15)
On what type of plant does the açai berry grow?
⬥ A: Palm
⬥ B: Vine
⬥ C: Shrub
⬥ D: Succulent
4 of 6 (Dylan, James, Dasha and Tony) answered correctly. Tony was first.Todd: 2, Sam: 2, Dylan: 3, James: 4, Dasha: 1, Tony: 3
Fastest Finger First Question (6 of 15)
An organisation founded in Australia in 1922 is the 'CWA', or what 'Women's Association'?
⬥ A: City
⬥ B: Country
⬥ C: Colonial
⬥ D: Corporate
3 of 6 (Tony, Sam and Tony) answered correctly. Sam was first.Todd: 4, Sam: 3, Dylan: 3, James: 4, Dasha: 1, Tony: 4
Fastest Finger First Question (7 of 15)
'Abyssinia' is a former name of which country?
⬥ A: Cambodia
⬥ B: Iran
⬥ C: Ethiopia
⬥ D: Tanzania
2 of 6 (Todd and Dylan) answered correctly. Todd was first.Todd: 5, Sam: 3, Dylan: 4, James: 4, Dasha: 1, Tony: 4
Leaderboard after Question 7
No.
Name
Correct
answers
Time
1
Todd
5
9.06
2
Tony
4
4.85
3
James
4
5.49
4
Dylan
4
17.64
5
Sam
3
3.87
6
Dasha
1
8.56
Fastest Finger First Question (8 of 15)
By definition, 'pernicious' is closest in meaning to which of these words?
⬥ A: Harmful
⬥ B: Leisurely
⬥ C: Innocent
⬥ D: Sweet-tasting
4 of 6 (Todd, Sam, James, and Dasha) answered correctly. Todd was first.Todd: 6, Sam: 4, Dylan: 4, James: 5, Dasha: 2, Tony: 4
Fastest Finger First Question (9 of 15)
A novelty toy craze of the 1950s were the 'pets' known as 'Sea-' what?
⬥ A: Horses
⬥ B: Stars
⬥ C: Puppies
⬥ D: Monkeys
4 of 6 (Todd, Dylan, James, and Dasha) answered correctly. Todd was first.Todd: 7, Sam: 4, Dylan: 5, James: 6, Dasha: 3, Tony: 4
Fastest Finger First Question (10 of 15)
In nautical terms, one 'knot' is equal to how many kilometers per hour?
⬥ A: 1.85
⬥ B: 7.25
⬥ C: 12.45
⬥ D: 19.65
Only Sam answered correctly.Todd: 7, Sam: 5, Dylan: 5, James: 6, Dasha: 3, Tony: 4
Fastest Finger First Question (11 of 15)
Which of these is not the name of a form of yoga?
⬥ A: Hatha
⬥ B: Bikram
⬥ C: Vinyasa
⬥ D: Kabaddi
3 of 6 (Todd, Sam, and Dasha) answered correctly. Sam was first.Todd: 8, Sam: 6, Dylan: 5, James: 6, Dasha: 4, Tony: 4
Fastest Finger First Question (12 of 15)
A quartet of what instrument is playing this piece of music?
⬥ A: Trumpet
⬥ B: Saxophone
⬥ C: French horn
⬥ D: Tuba
("Tequila" by The Champs)
This was an audio question. Only Dylan answered correctly.Todd: 8, Sam: 6, Dylan: 6, James: 6, Dasha: 4, Tony: 4
Leaderboard after Question 12
No.
Name
Correct
answers
Time
1
Todd
8
20.45
2
Sam
6
15.07
3
James
6
18.22
4
Dylan
6
22.34
5
Tony
4
4.85
6
Dasha
4
34.14
Fastest Finger First Question (13 of 15)
Starring Julie Andrews was the 1967 film what 'Millie'?
⬥ A: Simply Majestic
⬥ B: Thoroughly Modern
⬥ C: Meekly Mild
⬥ D: Properly Moral
3 of 6 (Todd, Dasha, and Tony) answered correctly. Todd was firstTodd: 9, Sam: 6, Dylan: 6, James: 6, Dasha: 5, Tony: 5
Leaderboard after Question 13
No.
Name
Correct
answers
Time
1
Todd
9
21.34
2
Sam
6
15.07
3
James
6
18.22
4
Dylan
6
22.34
5
Tony
5
5.82
6
Dasha
5
42.64
Fastest Finger First Question (14 of 15)
A1, S3, Q5, and R8 are all models of vehicle from which manufacturer?
⬥ A: Audi
⬥ B: Mercedes
⬥ C: Porsche
⬥ D: BMW
4 of 6 (Todd, Sam, Dylan, and James) answered correctly. Todd was firstTodd: 10, Sam: 7, Dylan: 7, James: 7, Dasha: 5, Tony: 5
Fastest Finger First Question (15 of 15)
In which year did tennis champion Evonne Goolagong Cawley win her first Wimbledon title?
⬥ A: 1961
⬥ B: 1971
⬥ C: 1981
⬥ D: 1991
All except Dasha answered correctly. Todd was firstTodd: 11, Sam: 8, Dylan: 8, James: 8, Dasha: 5, Tony: 6
Leaderboard after Question 15
No.
Name
Correct
answers
Time
1
Todd
11
22.78
2
Sam
8
19.47
3
James
8
24.33
4
Dylan
8
25.54
5
Tony
6
6.88
6
Dasha
5
42.64
Todd answered the most questions correctly with 12, winning Fastest Finger First. Todd was to go up first.
Todd Woodbridge's Run to Million [ ]
AU$100 (1 of 15) - 15 seconds
In sporting terminology, the abbreviation 'P.B.' is short for 'personal' what?
⬥ A: Bench
⬥ B: Basketball
⬥ C: Best
⬥ D: Bonus
AU$200 (2 of 15) - 15 seconds
Colloquially, to offer someone leniency in a particular situation is to 'cut them some' what?
⬥ A: Pant
⬥ B: Trouser
⬥ C: Jodhpur
⬥ D: Slack
AU$300 (3 of 15) - 15 seconds
The name of accounting software 'MYOB' stands for 'Mind Your Own' what?
⬥ A: Benefits
⬥ B: Boundaries
⬥ C: Business
⬥ D: Beeswax
AU$500 (4 of 15) - 15 seconds
Commonly used in North America, another name for capsicum is what 'pepper'?
⬥ A: Bell
⬥ B: Chime
⬥ C: Gong
⬥ D: Toll
AU$1,000 (5 of 15) - 15 seconds
What fraction of the names of the twelve calendar months end in the letter 'y'?"Pass" lifeline used
⬥ A: 1/2
⬥ B: 1/3
⬥ C: 1/4
⬥ D: 2/3
Todd passed this question to Sam who answered it correctly. The correct answer was B.
AU$20,000 (11 of 15) - 45 seconds
Known as the 'Father of Disco' and producer of film soundtracks like 'American Gigolo' and 'Flashdance' is who Moroder? "Ask the Host" lifeline used
⬥ A: Andrea
⬥ B: Federico
⬥ C: Franco
⬥ D: Giorgio
AU$50,000 (12 of 15) - 45 seconds
Which Hollywood star retired at the age of 35, after her 1941 film 'Two-faced Woman'?
⬥ A: Greta Garbo
⬥ B: Shirley Temple
⬥ C: Bette Davis
⬥ D: Marlene Dietrich
AU$100,000 (13 of 15) - 45 seconds
The introduction of the modern passport is commonly credited to which English monarch?
⬥ A: Victoria
⬥ B: Elizabeth I
⬥ C: Henry V
⬥ D: James I
With this incorrect answer, the prize money drops one level to AU$100,000.
