"Who wants to be a millionaire?" is about big money.
But there is also time for relaxed small talk.
However, a candidate irritated showmaster Günther with a story from her life.
Hürth – Anyone who sits in the legendary black chairs from “Who wants to be a millionaire?” and answers questions from Günther Jauch (66) is hoping for big money.
As you climb the quiz ladder bit by bit, the showmaster also allows himself one or the other question about the private life of the millionaires-to-be.
However, when it comes to the story of a candidate, the sovereign show master gets really stuck.
"I make people happy": "Who wants to be a millionaire" candidate upsets Günther Jauch with her job
In the episode on Monday (February 6), Anita Kavajin dreams of the jackpot of her life and makes her way through the questions that Günther Jauch presents to her in the usual expert manner and with an impenetrable poker face.
While there has already been one or two goofs in recent weeks with the toilet break of a "Who wants to be a millionaire?"
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In "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" Candidate Anita tells Showmaster Günther Jauch about her job.
He's not at all enthusiastic about it.
© Screenshot/RTL+/Who wants to be a millionaire/Episode of February 6, 2023 (photomontage)
Before the first round of guessing starts, Günther Jauch asks about the day-to-day business of his candidate – but when asked about her job, Anita gives a somewhat ambiguous answer.
"I make people happy," is the explanation from the Munich native, "Well, I sell Internet connections." Then she adds: "I make sure that nothing goes wrong when watching porn" - and points to the studio guests.
"Who wants to be a millionaire?" not only a hit in Germany - TV show with several offshoots:
Not only in this country has "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" been a real ratings hit for years, the TV show originally from Great Britain (there: "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?") has also developed into a real mass phenomenon internationally.
The quiz show has been licensed in over 100 countries worldwide, including Albania, Austria, Belgium, Turkey, the Netherlands, Italy, Vietnam, Poland, Portugal and Switzerland.
The program sequence, the optics and the music are often almost identical.
"They make you unhappy": Günther Jauch complains about the job of the "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" candidate
No matter how useful her job may be - Günther Jauch does not seem to be a particularly big fan of Anita's professional field. "They don't make people happy," the TV legend railed, raising his index finger, "They make them unhappy because they don't come, because they're not there, because it doesn't work, because you call (...) and nobody goes off and don't care."
Apparently, Günther Jauch has had a lot of experience with incompetent Internet specialists in the past - but Anita skillfully defends himself against his reproach.
"Mr. Jauch, I'm a premium employee, I really make people happy," she asserts, "They call me and I make sure that it works in the end."
Günther Jauch still does not seem to be completely convinced of the explanations of his candidate – nevertheless, instead of further scolding about the Internet industry, the regular show schedule is back.
In the end, Anita earns a whopping 8,000 euros and can continue guessing in the next episode.
A few episodes before he moaned about Anita's job, Günther Jauch was already amazed at the bizarre phobia of a "Who wants to be a millionaire?" candidate.
Sources used:
RTL+/Wer wird Millionär?/Episode of February 6, 2023
List of rubrics: © Screenshot/RTL+/Who wants to be a millionaire/Episode of February 6, 2023 (photomontage)
