Three multiple choice questions.
If we win, everybody in the audience is gonna get
a hundred bucks to Kettlebell Kitchen, and my staff
is obsessed with this. Nice.
It's nutritionist designed, chef prepared meals
that are delivered to your door.
And our culinary team uses this service and they love it.
This is not like an advertiser.
So if you guys win am I included in this?
Yeah, we'll get you added on.
Really good.
Are you guys ready?
Ready. Yes, we're ready.
Are you guys ready?
Let's play Who Wants to be a Millionaire.
You guys are playing together.
So Rachael, I need you to lock in the final answer.
Okay.
Here it is. Oh I see how it goes.
Question number one.
The show is called Rachael.
In the Merriam-Webster dictionary, what word
is listed as both cornmeal dough rolled with
ground meat or beans, and a town in northern Ghana?
Fajita, burrito, tamale, chimichanga.
Well, you better get this right, Rachael.
I'm gonna let you answer it.
I mean, this is a cheat cause I
cook for a living. No.
You answer it.
That's the point of trivia. But we're a team.
Which would you guess? Okay, so I would guess
if it's cornmeal dough rolled with ground meat or beans,
I'm going to probably say C,
tamale.
No?
Really?
Rachael, in this game, one of the worst things
people do is they don't go with their gut.
Yeah. I'm her gut right now.
Well, I agree with him, I thought it was tamale,
and if it's not, Is that your final?
Yes, it's our final answer.
You are wrong, sir.
You are right.
Yes.
Suck it.
We have a saboteur.
There may be a fitness question on there, whoo.
Okay, here we go.
Setting a tone of general creepiness,
what's the first sound you hear in the album version
of the Michael Jackson hit, Thriller?
I think I know.
Is it breaking glass, rustling leaves,
a howling wolf, a creaking door.
I think it's C.
Creaking door, right?
Yeah.
Oh, it is? Is that the first thing
we hear though?
I kinda, it's not the wolf?
Rachael, again,
the best thing I think it's the--
you can do is go with your gut.
A creaking door? (laughs)
Well, I say creaking door. Okay.
Did you say creaking door?
No, I want to go with you
'cause he said go with your-- Did you say creaking door?
No, I said howling wolf.
Oh, you said howling wolf.
I said howling wolf.
But how can it be two C answers?
That's what my brain starts going there.
See, you're going, you're diving too deep.
You're diving too deep. I know.
I think we go creaking door
'cause he said, "Go with your gut".
Rachael, is that your final?
Yeah, okay that's my final. Yes.
Oh, I hate this game.
That iconic song begins with,
(Rachael cheers)
a creaking door.
(applause)
I would just like to say,
thank you for giving me a mint pressing of Thriller
for my birthday, to my mother in law, Vicky.
'Cause I just listened to that album last week.
Which, by the way, that's a hard question.
Hard question. It is because there's
so many sound effects. But they supposed to be
really hard.
Thanks a lot for not,
giving us a softball. That's what's great about
trivia, though.
When you think, "Okay, I've heard this song
no less than a thousand times
in your life." I know.
But that specific thing, you're like,
"Wait, what was it?"
I knew the dance routine.
Don't get me started on it.
(audience laughs)
Okay, this is it.
Okay, this is it. This is the question
for 100 million dollars,
or whatever Rachael said you're playing for.
The famed TV detective Columbo was reportedly based on
Dostoyevsky's famed literary detective Porfiry Petrovitch,
a character in which novel?
I adore Columbo,
but I don't know. Crime and punishment,
Lolita, War and Peace, Anna Karenina.
Oh, the got really quiet over there.
Crime and Punishment, A. That's what I'm saying.
I'm saying A.
A, Crime and Punishment.
It's either A, yeah.
Is that your final?
Yes.
You won.
(applause)
That was super fun, thank you buddy.
Alright, so make sure to check your local listings
to see more of Chris Harrison weekdays
on Who Wants to be a Millionaire.
(applause)