I never sing 'and many more' at the end of a happy birthday song... It depends entirely on who sings it in what way, what a completely unfair question.
Hmm I guess if you associate beery with drunk and substitute it in with slightly milky, slightly watery, slightly drunk or slightly jello-hotty you would find by inductive reasoning that it would be C. I'd rule out D from a first glance and possibly B also. However, I don't think it would be intuitive for me.
"Beery" has never been said before. Ever. Yeah, the obvious choice out of all the other answers would be "beery," but come on. I feel bad for that guy. He totally got played by a word that doesn't even exist.
@IAMOUTBREAK Do you not understand what you're saying? He's obviously had many birthdays as he's clearly more than one year's old. What you mean is he's never had a birthday PARTY, I hope.
@jrw97 Really? I think it was harder than the other question.. I'm not sure it's actually part of the song, it's just something people "add on" at the end in a drawn out tone. I'm Australian and I've definitely heard it plenty of times but, then again, I watch quite a lot of television and could well have seen it on the screen.
I guess when you have 4 options it's pretty obvious even if you haven't heard it... i.e. what reason would there be for saying it at the end of any of the other songs?
The first guy just makes me want to cry. He didn't know the answer because he's never had friends to sing Happy Birthday to him before. It's okay guy.
@nisbahmumtaz909 Just because I know the word "inebriated", it doesn't mean I'm "getting totally wasted"...If someone knows what "stoned" means, do you automatically assume that person knows that word because he or she "gets stoned"??
And the word "inebriated" isn't even that uncommon (it's a fancy word for "drunk"), and there's NO EXCUSE BUT STUPIDITY for the contestant to not know what it means..especially considering his age and the fact that he obviously wasn't speaking in broken English
Sorry if my previous comment offended you. It's just that of all the things to be considered stupid for not knowing, language seems to be...the least critical.
What MUST be considered is his background. American? So he must have had alcohol before, because he is not from an Islamic/whatever that prohibits country. Also, English is the main language, unlike some guy who emigrated from Asia or something. Lastly, yeah, he's old. Must have come across the word SOME time in his life.
@nisbahmumtaz909 Exactly, lots of people on here actually defending his stupidity, saying "I've never heard of beery either". It's common sense...if you already know "watery" = "water" and "milky" = "milk", then you should also know what "beery" is
But at the same time, I'd guess that maybe had the question actually said the word "drunk" instead of "inebriated", he most probably would have answered correctly. If he still would have said "watery", then THAT would have been EVEN MORE STUPID
@nisbahmumtaz909 Lol this is one of the dumbest comments I've ever read on YouTube. It's akin to saying someone knows what, say, 'pilfering 'means because they steal things. Or someone knows what 'molestation' means because they like to sexually assault people and are curious to find out another meaning of the word that describes their activities.
@nisbahmumtaz909 And inebriated isn't a common word, pal? I'd actually say it's far more common than "pilfering". Are you seriously standing by what you said? I just can't believe you would think people know what "inebriated" is because they like to get drunk and have some urge to find out another meaning for the word? I in fact knew the word before I was drinking. I guess you're trying to make yourself feel better after you didn't know the meaning of a word in the first question on Millionaire.
@Juntjumper If a person in the same age group as the contestant and speaking English in an "English as a first language" kind of way says he's "never heard of 'inebriated' before", then he doesn't belong on the show
If that person is asked a simple question: "The word 'inebriated' = ?" and the choices are "Milk", "Water", and "Beer" and he answers either "Milk" or "Water", then that means HE'S AN IDIOT. If he was high school age or younger and/or speaking broken English, that's different
@HA1290 Well you seem like AN IDIOT for thinking that when he said he had "never heard the word before" that he was referring to the word beery and not the word inebriated
@Juntjumper YOU'RE the one who said (and I'm quoting you on it) that "he was saying he has never heard inebriated before"..If you read back, those are YOUR EXACT WORDS not mine. So then why the hell are you calling ME an idiot for "thinking it" when YOU'RE the one who said it yourself?
And I repeat, it doesn't matter whether or not you or anyone has "never heard of 'beery' before". If you already know that "Milky" = "Milk" and "Watery" = "Water", then you should also know what "Beery" =
@HA1290 Will you fucking read more carefully you hotheaded dickwipe? I'm saying he wasn't complaining about never hearing the word beery. HE WAS COMPLAINING ABOUT NEVER HEARING THE WORD INEBRIATED. In your previous comment you said "it doesn't matter whether or not you or anyone has 'never heard 'beery' before' " Stop insisting that both me and the contestant can't conclude that beery = beer! Are you hearing me man!?!
@HA1290 drunk equals beer, but what about jello shots? you make jello for jello shots with liqour right? i have a lot i need to learn for college coming up.
@georgearakawa The host says "You know, inebriated drunk beery", and then he said "Never heard of that before". Given his age and command of the English language, he had to have been familiar with the word "inebriated", and so what he really meant was that he had never heard of "beery" before. But whatever the case, he was just too stupid to reason out that "Inebriated" = "Not 'Milky' / 'Watery' "
@StarCraftSaint Then in that case, you're an idiot and don't belong on the show. On the other hand, if you're high school age or younger and/or speaking English in a way that it's obviously not your first language, then that's a different story. And as you just saw, neither applies to this contestant.
@thecharliecollins Well neither have I, but come on! These types of questions are all about putting an obviously correct answer with 3 obviously wrong ones, and then hoping that the contestant has the common sense to eliminate the all wrong ones (even if the contestant has "never heard of it before")...Although maybe if the question actually said "drunk" instead of "inebriated" he might have answered correctly. If he still would've said "Milky" / "Watery", that would be an even bigger problem
@HA1290 Yeah, and try doing that in 15 seconds with hundreds of thousands of people watching you, on a question with a stupid answer. Hindsight is 20/20, something that you fail to grasp.
@HA1290 How did come up with this nonsense logic. If you've never, heard, seen, or read a word its almost impossible to put a meaning/definition to it. Example: If you never watched Disney, odds are you no nothing of the "bear necessities" and how its a play on words.
"Milky" is "Milk", and "Watery" is "Water". So therefore, "Beery" is "Beer", It isn't "nonsense logic", it's common sense. It's totally irrelevant if "you've never heard of 'beery'". I actually hadn't heard of it either. Many times In thos game, all it takes to come up with a correct answer is to eliminate 3 obviously incorrect ones. Since it is the first question, we all know it isn't D). And C) is the only one that contains alcohol (which can cause people to be "slightly inebriated")
@Tacoma1993 .... That is true for some words but cmon, inebriated means drunk. Unless he didn't know this I have no idea how beery wouldn't be obvious. Milky is used on stuff like chocolate. Watery is like soaked. D. is just fkin nonsense. Beery...beery...beer....beer....drinking....drunk...EUREKA!!!!
@jhunt123456 At 1:03 the host says "You know, inebriated, drunk, beery" and then the contestant says "Never heard of that before". Given his age and command of the English language, he had to have heard the word "inebriated" before - the word "inebriated" isn't even that uncommon. But the word "beery" IS uncommon, so basically what he really meant was that he's never heard of "beery" before.
@HA1290 lol, see now you're just assuming that he'll know what inebriated is because it's "not that uncommon." That's so typical idiocy. If he knew what inebriated was, there's no way in hell he would think to go for anything but beery. Good game.
@jhunt123456 He most probably HAS heard of "inebriated" before (there's no way that he hasn't heard of it, not at his age) but he was just too stupid to connect it with the word "beery". And then as an excuse he says "Never heard of that ('beery') before". There are other comments on here saying the same thing, comments such as "I know what inebriated means, but the word 'beery' threw me off", or something like that. Oh well, whatever
@HA1290 you're still assuming that he there's no possible way he wouldn't know what inebriated means... it's not like the word "the" which you can ALMOST safely say everyone knows, but there can ALWAYS be an exception. People who can't connect "beery" with "inebriated" if they know what inebriated means are the true retards. You would at least guess beery...
I think back to back losers happened twice before during Meredith's era. Wikipedia said this not long after it happened the second time which I witnessed on TV. Two missed questions of the last incident were something to do with the 5 cent coin and Uncle Sam and both were $500.
Yeah Beery question seemed legitimately difficult. First guy was just stupid or the timer got the best of him. Still hilarious when he got up and the host hugged him he didn't even hug her back.
I guess the beery guy never drank before. But. who does use the word? Dumb question. If they went back to the older version, questions difficult, but able to be figured out. SMH
I remember on the computer game, they would show you a check with $0.00 and Regis would say, "Hey look at this way, no taxes, that's zero income my friend you have even pay a dime for that so congratulations."
@mecha03 and because they have this time limit which is flawed i can count many times that the presenter has wasted time on questions. you dont get to no the contestant its all rushed and is a embarrassment to the UK version
@mecha03 As far as I know there has been there has been 8 contestants so far in England, so far there hasn't been any i've seen since 2007, I haven't seen all of them yet. Now, I just wonder how many $0 winners we had, cause there's been so many.
Sorry but who doesn't know what inebriated means? I haven't heard beery but if you knew the definition of inebriated you could figure it out easily. Guy was just dumb.
2 flunk out's in a row? Unbelievable. And it's even happened once before in the Original Format of the Game. I don't know if i'm right, but I think the US has had more $0 winners, than any other country, on Who Wants to be a Millionaire
IIRC, someone just after or just before these two went out after just a couple questions. I think there were 4 or 5 contestants on the single episode.
To be fair though, the second question is an odd one for $100. I suppose beer=inebriation, but I have never heard that term before either.
I've never heard the word beery before. o_o
Gchwow 3 days ago
and many more on channel 4
and Scooby Doo on channel 2
and Frankenstein on channel 9
and a big fat lady on channel 80
and a big fat hen on channel 10
and a yummy cake on channel 8.
:D
MaxSandefer 3 days ago
I've never heard anyone say beery. Then again, I've never seen anyone say any of the listed. I mostly hear shitfaced or wasted, but whatever.
DeadFishFactory 6 days ago
Both questions were easy and fair. Fucking idiots.
NOMNOMCarpet 1 week ago
if they rephrased the happy birthday question slightly, it would have been a little fairer.
leejon1000 2 weeks ago
I never sing 'and many more' at the end of a happy birthday song... It depends entirely on who sings it in what way, what a completely unfair question.
elen900 2 weeks ago
Beery! Not a good sign for public education in his state?
knighterrantfilms 4 weeks ago
@knighterrantfilms and the funny thing is, the word I ha to type to post was liquamot ie liquid word if you're french... mot
knighterrantfilms 4 weeks ago
Even I didn't know the happy birthday one
Bearing
In mine this is the US version so you probably sing it differently to us
TheRussianEwok 1 month ago
Should've been "pissed".
mubd1234 2 months ago
lol i didnt know them.
marcisthabest 2 months ago
I bet the first guy doesn't even like to celebrate his own birthday anymore.
sunnygrace57 2 months ago
It's beery
MaddDogg81 2 months ago
it's Happy B-day
wtf
MaddDogg81 2 months ago
I can't get the 1st questions either! But, I should be on the show!
DJRick313rd 2 months ago
i used to get answer correctly on WHo Wants to be a Millionaire, then I took an arrow to the knee
dexterdaniel2345 3 months ago
both choose b and both were c lol
songglases 3 months ago
congrats Kevin, you're gonna be on youtube!
m4ster017 3 months ago
stoopid fuckin jerk
ManagFTW66 3 months ago
Well to he honest, these first questions are more difficult than the tens of thousand dollar questions.
Anoush13 4 months ago
lol if that happened to me id go home beat my wife then go on a killing spree
DJRoadkill18seven 4 months ago
Ive never heard "and many more" at the end of happy birthday.
BSMitchell1 4 months ago 3
i never said and many more after happy birthday 0.0
00Mj000 5 months ago 77
@00Mj000
and many more on channel 4 and scooby doo on channel 2. Maybe if you were allowed near children you'd know this. Stupid pedo
CsoTy 1 month ago
@CsoTy well, u cant blame me for not knowing this, if im not a kid like you
00Mj000 1 month ago
Haha...Chris looks pissed.
clydecromey 5 months ago
The answer *was* fairly obvious but it's forgivable. Who the fuck says "beery"?
PSshadow92 5 months ago
@PSshadow92
Should have used tippsy :)
GJJTexas 4 months ago
$0 Has never looked so cool :P
nathandr1 5 months ago
Too good!!! Never heard of that before... moron...
JonShank1 5 months ago
On Question 2, i'm 12 and know the answer
taylorover9000 5 months ago
Since A, B and D have nothing, whatsoever, to do with any possible human condition, we're sort of left with C.
JeffersonDinedAlone 6 months ago
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Oh my god seriously.
retarsome26 6 months ago
And Many More On Channel 4
And scooby do on channel 2
And frankenstein on channel 9
PixelGamesOG 6 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I'm not a native speaker, and my english isn't very good but even I know the answer.
TalyaSan 6 months ago
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TalyaSan 6 months ago
0$ winners? what did they win?
llVIU 6 months ago 6
@llVIU
Shame, nothing else.
nicolhaidi 6 months ago
@llVIU 0$..
Oo9ale7oO 2 months ago
@Oo9ale7oO but what if I told you they lost 0$...
llVIU 2 months ago
According to the dictionary beery does not mean slightly inebriated.
Also Jello shots can get you drunk. I think that was a dumb question.
NucularRobit 6 months ago
Hmm I guess if you associate beery with drunk and substitute it in with slightly milky, slightly watery, slightly drunk or slightly jello-hotty you would find by inductive reasoning that it would be C. I'd rule out D from a first glance and possibly B also. However, I don't think it would be intuitive for me.
ScorpiaX 7 months ago
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I think these guys were both slightly inebriated
klapp08 7 months ago
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klapp08 7 months ago
@ha1290 he meant never heard of inebriated before >.>
Inflameos 7 months ago
0:40 He woke up thinkin "Im gonna look so effing smart in this sweet outfit"
1:12 He fell asleep thinkin "The world knows im an idiot. My wifes gonna divorce me!"
ErakBurnin 7 months ago
HAPPY BEERY BIRTHDAY!!!! :D
hoteliwinshowcases 7 months ago
God, it must suck to walk off the show with $0 dollars.
cheeriosinabowl 7 months ago
does DRUNK=Jello-shotty?
MarkNie1 7 months ago
"Beery" has never been said before. Ever. Yeah, the obvious choice out of all the other answers would be "beery," but come on. I feel bad for that guy. He totally got played by a word that doesn't even exist.
metrogod 7 months ago 4
Next time im at a party i'm going to stand up and say "I'm feeling kinda beery" and see if I don't get punched in the mouth.
binarysolo2 7 months ago 31
No one ever sang happy birthday to him
bravosix64 8 months ago
Hey. Dont make fun of him. He's never had a birthday or been to one.
IAMOUTBREAK 8 months ago
@IAMOUTBREAK Yes, he's less than a year old clearly. With a sentence like that I imagine you'd be the type to go away with nothing as well haha.
LiamCrowley1990 8 months ago
@LiamCrowley1990 lol. There are alot of people in the world that have never had a birthday or been to one. You never know about this guy.
IAMOUTBREAK 8 months ago
@IAMOUTBREAK Do you not understand what you're saying? He's obviously had many birthdays as he's clearly more than one year's old. What you mean is he's never had a birthday PARTY, I hope.
LiamCrowley1990 8 months ago
@LiamCrowley1990 It's a joke. Do you not understand?
IAMOUTBREAK 8 months ago
@IAMOUTBREAK I get the joke you were trying to make but it wasn't worded properly or funny. Better luck next time.
LiamCrowley1990 7 months ago
@LiamCrowley1990 Certain people find certain things funny.
IAMOUTBREAK 7 months ago
Meredith Vieira - although Fuckable... always overacts. BITTCH !
rockstarrist 8 months ago
@rockstarrist Yes, until the 3-inch layer of makeup comes off.
TboneIsRogue 8 months ago
@TboneIsRogue oh ... didnt considr that.. but I 'd definitely do her.. although iam only 17.
rockstarrist 8 months ago
It's bad enough you suck and fail, but they just have to flash the big sign, "TOTAL EARNINGS: $0", just in case everyone else missed it. LOL
shaldana 8 months ago 4
Beer ? Never heard of it before ... I inebriate myself with water !
Magistross 8 months ago
I bet Chris got "inebriated" after his lost
TheNoisePolluter 8 months ago 4
First guy probably got confused because people sing For he's a jolly good fellow at birthdays too, second guy is just a moron.
superbob24 8 months ago
should've just asked hte audience if they had that lifeline, they're really only useful for easy questions anyway
moozles 8 months ago
did i hear Homer Simpson at 0:18? O_o
OIOKiteOIO 8 months ago
Beery? You hear "buzzed" and "tipsy" quite a bit in Arizona, but in two years driving a cab I have never heard "beery".
RisingPhoenix712 9 months ago
both of those questions for fucking easy...come on!!
Chrisruler1 9 months ago
i'm a 15 year old dutch boy and i know that inebriated means drunk ._.
Dathania 9 months ago
wow...she seems sorry for them..but really she says that every person because she has to do that.
Toria13fan 9 months ago
in order to answer that question you need to know what inebriated means. Well i don't... LOL
Quy4life 9 months ago
That new clock system is so retarded. Probably the #1 reason why I don't watch that show anymore.
OMFGWTFBBQCOPTER 10 months ago
@OMFGWTFBBQCOPTER There's no more clock.
sunnygrace57 10 months ago
I've never heard "and many more" used in happy birthday, wtf?
jrw97 10 months ago 9
@jrw97 I know! Is that an American thing.
kev9089798767 9 months ago
@kev9089798767 No, I'm American
jrw97 9 months ago
@jrw97 Really? I think it was harder than the other question.. I'm not sure it's actually part of the song, it's just something people "add on" at the end in a drawn out tone. I'm Australian and I've definitely heard it plenty of times but, then again, I watch quite a lot of television and could well have seen it on the screen.
I guess when you have 4 options it's pretty obvious even if you haven't heard it... i.e. what reason would there be for saying it at the end of any of the other songs?
8nikolas8 9 months ago
he hit the jackpot!!!!
XeNodoChEioNoLogY 10 months ago
Wow, there's actually a clock. Where I leave, one can think for like a whole show.
ZoranaDeLioncourt 10 months ago
I knew all of these, are Americans usually this stupid or what
RyanDahlReturns 10 months ago 2
The first guy just makes me want to cry. He didn't know the answer because he's never had friends to sing Happy Birthday to him before. It's okay guy.
andrewgatz 10 months ago 2
@TheGoodOne10101 Wow..double wow, people are still commenting after 8 months.
undiejuice 10 months ago
It's totally irrelevant if you've "never heard of the word beery". If you aren't stupid, then you'll already know that:
"inebriated" = DRUNK
Does DRUNK = Milk?? Does DRUNK = Water?? Does DRUNK = Beer??
HA1290 10 months ago 38
@HA1290
I guess getting totally wasted and having the curiousity to know the proper term under being such condition apparently earns you big bucks here.
nisbahmumtaz909 10 months ago
@nisbahmumtaz909 Just because I know the word "inebriated", it doesn't mean I'm "getting totally wasted"...If someone knows what "stoned" means, do you automatically assume that person knows that word because he or she "gets stoned"??
And the word "inebriated" isn't even that uncommon (it's a fancy word for "drunk"), and there's NO EXCUSE BUT STUPIDITY for the contestant to not know what it means..especially considering his age and the fact that he obviously wasn't speaking in broken English
HA1290 10 months ago 44
@HA1290
Sorry if my previous comment offended you. It's just that of all the things to be considered stupid for not knowing, language seems to be...the least critical.
What MUST be considered is his background. American? So he must have had alcohol before, because he is not from an Islamic/whatever that prohibits country. Also, English is the main language, unlike some guy who emigrated from Asia or something. Lastly, yeah, he's old. Must have come across the word SOME time in his life.
nisbahmumtaz909 10 months ago 13
@nisbahmumtaz909 Exactly, lots of people on here actually defending his stupidity, saying "I've never heard of beery either". It's common sense...if you already know "watery" = "water" and "milky" = "milk", then you should also know what "beery" is
But at the same time, I'd guess that maybe had the question actually said the word "drunk" instead of "inebriated", he most probably would have answered correctly. If he still would have said "watery", then THAT would have been EVEN MORE STUPID
HA1290 10 months ago 12
@HA1290 Haha you just keep replying people who is an idiot and who isn't. ^^
Tsalala21 10 months ago
@HA1290 *you
Tacoma1993 5 months ago
@nisbahmumtaz909 Lol this is one of the dumbest comments I've ever read on YouTube. It's akin to saying someone knows what, say, 'pilfering 'means because they steal things. Or someone knows what 'molestation' means because they like to sexually assault people and are curious to find out another meaning of the word that describes their activities.
8nikolas8 9 months ago 2
@8nikolas8
Very common terms there, pal.
nisbahmumtaz909 9 months ago
@nisbahmumtaz909 And inebriated isn't a common word, pal? I'd actually say it's far more common than "pilfering". Are you seriously standing by what you said? I just can't believe you would think people know what "inebriated" is because they like to get drunk and have some urge to find out another meaning for the word? I in fact knew the word before I was drinking. I guess you're trying to make yourself feel better after you didn't know the meaning of a word in the first question on Millionaire.
8nikolas8 9 months ago 4
@8nikolas8
Good point.
nisbahmumtaz909 9 months ago
@HA1290 he was saying he has never heard inebriated before. think before you are such a dick
Juntjumper 10 months ago
@Juntjumper If a person in the same age group as the contestant and speaking English in an "English as a first language" kind of way says he's "never heard of 'inebriated' before", then he doesn't belong on the show
If that person is asked a simple question: "The word 'inebriated' = ?" and the choices are "Milk", "Water", and "Beer" and he answers either "Milk" or "Water", then that means HE'S AN IDIOT. If he was high school age or younger and/or speaking broken English, that's different
HA1290 10 months ago 9
@HA1290 Well you seem like AN IDIOT for thinking that when he said he had "never heard the word before" that he was referring to the word beery and not the word inebriated
Juntjumper 10 months ago
@Juntjumper YOU'RE the one who said (and I'm quoting you on it) that "he was saying he has never heard inebriated before"..If you read back, those are YOUR EXACT WORDS not mine. So then why the hell are you calling ME an idiot for "thinking it" when YOU'RE the one who said it yourself?
And I repeat, it doesn't matter whether or not you or anyone has "never heard of 'beery' before". If you already know that "Milky" = "Milk" and "Watery" = "Water", then you should also know what "Beery" =
HA1290 10 months ago 3
@HA1290 Will you fucking read more carefully you hotheaded dickwipe? I'm saying he wasn't complaining about never hearing the word beery. HE WAS COMPLAINING ABOUT NEVER HEARING THE WORD INEBRIATED. In your previous comment you said "it doesn't matter whether or not you or anyone has 'never heard 'beery' before' " Stop insisting that both me and the contestant can't conclude that beery = beer! Are you hearing me man!?!
Juntjumper 10 months ago
@HA1290 Yeah now you found your mistake. Dont wanna reply? Its alright faggot
Juntjumper 10 months ago
@HA1290 drunk equals beer, but what about jello shots? you make jello for jello shots with liqour right? i have a lot i need to learn for college coming up.
mega48man 8 months ago
@HA1290 I Think he ment he has never heard the word "inebriated" before. Either way, he should have used a life line before taking a wild guess.
georgearakawa 8 months ago
@georgearakawa The host says "You know, inebriated drunk beery", and then he said "Never heard of that before". Given his age and command of the English language, he had to have been familiar with the word "inebriated", and so what he really meant was that he had never heard of "beery" before. But whatever the case, he was just too stupid to reason out that "Inebriated" = "Not 'Milky' / 'Watery' "
HA1290 8 months ago 4
@HA1290 unless you've never heard of the word inebriated before and have no idea what it means?
StarCraftSaint 8 months ago
@StarCraftSaint Then in that case, you're an idiot and don't belong on the show. On the other hand, if you're high school age or younger and/or speaking English in a way that it's obviously not your first language, then that's a different story. And as you just saw, neither applies to this contestant.
HA1290 8 months ago
@HA1290 i dunno...it seems like one of the "stupid" choices they put on those beginning questions. i've never heard the word beery in my life lol
thecharliecollins 7 months ago
@thecharliecollins Well neither have I, but come on! These types of questions are all about putting an obviously correct answer with 3 obviously wrong ones, and then hoping that the contestant has the common sense to eliminate the all wrong ones (even if the contestant has "never heard of it before")...Although maybe if the question actually said "drunk" instead of "inebriated" he might have answered correctly. If he still would've said "Milky" / "Watery", that would be an even bigger problem
HA1290 7 months ago
@HA1290 Yeah, and try doing that in 15 seconds with hundreds of thousands of people watching you, on a question with a stupid answer. Hindsight is 20/20, something that you fail to grasp.
hulkweazel 6 months ago
@HA1290 How did come up with this nonsense logic. If you've never, heard, seen, or read a word its almost impossible to put a meaning/definition to it. Example: If you never watched Disney, odds are you no nothing of the "bear necessities" and how its a play on words.
Tacoma1993 5 months ago
"Milky" is "Milk", and "Watery" is "Water". So therefore, "Beery" is "Beer", It isn't "nonsense logic", it's common sense. It's totally irrelevant if "you've never heard of 'beery'". I actually hadn't heard of it either. Many times In thos game, all it takes to come up with a correct answer is to eliminate 3 obviously incorrect ones. Since it is the first question, we all know it isn't D). And C) is the only one that contains alcohol (which can cause people to be "slightly inebriated")
HA1290 5 months ago 2
@Tacoma1993 .... That is true for some words but cmon, inebriated means drunk. Unless he didn't know this I have no idea how beery wouldn't be obvious. Milky is used on stuff like chocolate. Watery is like soaked. D. is just fkin nonsense. Beery...beery...beer....beer....drinking....drunk...EUREKA!!!!
kioken101 5 months ago 3
@HA1290 he had never heard of inebriated you retard.
jhunt123456 4 months ago
@jhunt123456 At 1:03 the host says "You know, inebriated, drunk, beery" and then the contestant says "Never heard of that before". Given his age and command of the English language, he had to have heard the word "inebriated" before - the word "inebriated" isn't even that uncommon. But the word "beery" IS uncommon, so basically what he really meant was that he's never heard of "beery" before.
And YOU'RE one who's a retard, not me. Cheers
HA1290 4 months ago
@HA1290 lol, see now you're just assuming that he'll know what inebriated is because it's "not that uncommon." That's so typical idiocy. If he knew what inebriated was, there's no way in hell he would think to go for anything but beery. Good game.
jhunt123456 4 months ago
@jhunt123456 He most probably HAS heard of "inebriated" before (there's no way that he hasn't heard of it, not at his age) but he was just too stupid to connect it with the word "beery". And then as an excuse he says "Never heard of that ('beery') before". There are other comments on here saying the same thing, comments such as "I know what inebriated means, but the word 'beery' threw me off", or something like that. Oh well, whatever
HA1290 4 months ago
@HA1290 you're still assuming that he there's no possible way he wouldn't know what inebriated means... it's not like the word "the" which you can ALMOST safely say everyone knows, but there can ALWAYS be an exception. People who can't connect "beery" with "inebriated" if they know what inebriated means are the true retards. You would at least guess beery...
jhunt123456 4 months ago
BEERY?!
LouisDTV 10 months ago
they chose C twice in a row and lost to the answer being B in a row, lol.
KIrbyTheFlrst 11 months ago 2
These questions are really obscure. Beery? What is that?
LostOverThere 11 months ago
The first guy looks like one of those friendly guys who turn out to be murders, psychopaths or rapists...
The second guy is a jew.
Zanmatt2g 11 months ago
owwwww Kevin...
pooh4u 11 months ago
i have never heard and many more after happy birthday...
squeallymaniac 11 months ago 6
"Jello-shotty" is a great way to get inebriated.
lookielouE1705 11 months ago
I went out last night and got absolutely beery. It was mental. I'm not beering for a week now.
jarosikzero 11 months ago
i don't like that timer.. it would make me panic more and not have time to think about the answer...
Espeon02 11 months ago
BEERY?! ....i never hrd it b4 all i keep hearing is shit faced
whowhatwhenwatch 11 months ago
I know this makes me stupid as f***, but I have never heard the word "beery" before and I'm close to C2 in English. Well, you always learn new stuff.
Klontruppe 11 months ago
LOL this was on today. absolutely heartbreaking/hilarious. I can;t belive heartbreaking/hilarious works for a context
Sevryn08 1 year ago
I think back to back losers happened twice before during Meredith's era. Wikipedia said this not long after it happened the second time which I witnessed on TV. Two missed questions of the last incident were something to do with the 5 cent coin and Uncle Sam and both were $500.
After4th 1 year ago
Yeah Beery question seemed legitimately difficult. First guy was just stupid or the timer got the best of him. Still hilarious when he got up and the host hugged him he didn't even hug her back.
HardcoreSNiper 1 year ago
I guess the beery guy never drank before. But. who does use the word? Dumb question. If they went back to the older version, questions difficult, but able to be figured out. SMH
syzygy10111 1 year ago
um happy birthday? i dont end my happy birthday song with "and many more"???
IEIMIIN3IM 1 year ago
@IEIMIIN3IM Not a lot of people do.
TheJamesgordon43 1 year ago
I remember on the computer game, they would show you a check with $0.00 and Regis would say, "Hey look at this way, no taxes, that's zero income my friend you have even pay a dime for that so congratulations."
Stevieray100 1 year ago
@Stevieray100 LOL. Millionaire 2nd version. 0 so lonely, even lonelier of 1. LOL
syzygy10111 1 year ago
For he's a jolly good fellow, for he's a jolly good fellow For he's a jolly good fellow (pause), and many more.
Mach0607 1 year ago
My dad even tried out for millionaire, but didn't make it, and he says: "they don't pick me but they pick these idiots?"
onenonlyprincess2 1 year ago
This old fagg! Never heard before? He'll yeah so!? That's why u have 3 helps, why u don't use it than guessing some crap?
Nuel1803 1 year ago
Poor people... they musta got crucified when they got home.........ugh
getoutofmyway01 1 year ago
that was the hardest first question ive ever seen (the beery question)
JELB7 1 year ago
@mecha03 also, Millionaire US has had 90 - 100 contestants leave with $0 (18 Primetime, 70+ Syndicated)
mmucougar 1 year ago
@mecha03 and because they have this time limit which is flawed i can count many times that the presenter has wasted time on questions. you dont get to no the contestant its all rushed and is a embarrassment to the UK version
crupilad 1 year ago
@mecha03 As far as I know there has been there has been 8 contestants so far in England, so far there hasn't been any i've seen since 2007, I haven't seen all of them yet. Now, I just wonder how many $0 winners we had, cause there's been so many.
mmucougar 1 year ago
the clock is bullspit
Tdogg447 1 year ago
WHY DOES SHE CHANGE HER VOICE TO THAT HIRNY VOICE AHH IM SO SORRY XD
chandlymen 1 year ago
back to back $0 winners, maybe you should try to blame the clock
mmucougar 1 year ago
@undiejuice Hey retard, theres more then just 2 who failed. and notice how United States has way more of a population
DoItOverProductions 1 year ago
@mecha03
No it's because in the UK version we have a mini quiz at the beginning to extract anyone who is obviously not intelligent
tomorocko 1 year ago
what the fuck kinda question was that?????
Renderello 1 year ago
Sorry but who doesn't know what inebriated means? I haven't heard beery but if you knew the definition of inebriated you could figure it out easily. Guy was just dumb.
doppelgangyr 1 year ago
after tax, the contestant has to pay the tv show
youtub96 1 year ago
beery?? wow that fool got gyped
themiguelman 1 year ago
Kevin has never been invited to a birthday party, how was he to know?
Chris only pounds hard liqour, he's never been "slightly" inebriated, how was he to know?
These questions are too hard for socially awkward people.
Makingnewnamesisdumb 1 year ago
2 flunk out's in a row? Unbelievable. And it's even happened once before in the Original Format of the Game. I don't know if i'm right, but I think the US has had more $0 winners, than any other country, on Who Wants to be a Millionaire
mmucougar 1 year ago
NO NO NO NO!!!!!!!!! The timer thing RUINED it!!! NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NOOOOOOO!
thecritiquevirtuoso 1 year ago
I didn't know that either. And, beery isn't a word is it?
fidget68 1 year ago
i didnt even no that...
Talhanator 1 year ago
i didn't know the first one. ive never heard and many more in happy birthday
miniclipgames122 1 year ago
Aus here; don't know either of those two either.
200dogz 1 year ago
Dude I would cry and cut myself that would be sooo embarrassing!!!!
pondoproductions 1 year ago
Who the fuck sings "and many more" at the end of Happy Birthday? Honestly
Retartedflyinghippos 1 year ago
@Retartedflyinghippos old people?
danedrop 1 year ago
Beery??? I NEVER heard that before.. Till Now..
UZI9MMAUTO 1 year ago
IIRC, someone just after or just before these two went out after just a couple questions. I think there were 4 or 5 contestants on the single episode.
To be fair though, the second question is an odd one for $100. I suppose beer=inebriation, but I have never heard that term before either.
Eticket109 1 year ago
I never heard of "beery" either, but common sense told me that right away.
techsimmons 1 year ago
Happy Birthday and many more. Never heard of that
YouChoonga 1 year ago 2
Gay questions, don't blame them
Tamzcool 1 year ago
The birthday one I've never heard of, but you can guess it. The phrase "I wish you many happy returns" is common on birthdays.
I'm not a drinker, but I know what inebriated means...
aavindraa 1 year ago
"Oh darn, Kevin, you fucking dumbass."
ninjajesus81 1 year ago
Some statistics from the UK if you're interested:
The UK has had eight £0 winners, 7 of whom failed at the fifth question.
The most someone has lost in the UK version is £218,000, with two people doing so. Nobody has lost on the final question in the UK.
There have been five UK £1,000,000 winners.
CKLiveProductions 1 year ago