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Kevin got to appear on a celebrity edition of Who Wants To Be a Millionaire. He proved that he's not all brawn, he's also brains. He was the second person in the hot seat (after John Leguazamo). He had to put U.S. cities in order from east to west. One of the cities was Minneapolis, but I can't remember the others. He didn't get the one shown in the snaps below (the one where the movies had to be put in order by day of the week). Unfortunately, when phone-a-friend Michael Hurst got the answer to his question wrong, Kevin ended walking away with only $32,000 for A World Fit for Children. But I'm sure that they appreciate every penny.
During his talk with Regis, Kevin shared a "picture" (sonogram) of his new son-to-be.
The celebrities that appeared with Kevin were Chevy Chase, Edie Falco, John Leguazamo, Jason Alexander, Martin Short, Kelly Ripa, Ben Stiller, Dennis Franz, and Alfre Woodard. Kevin sat on the very end next to Alfre.
I've listed all of Kevin's questions and answers below the screen captures.|
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$100 -- A stubborn person is most likely to say "It's my way or the" what?
A: Asphalt B: Highway C: Turnpike D: Way you want it, I guess
Kevin got this one (B: Highway) with no help, of course.
$200 -- Which of the following would a squirrel most likely eat?
A: Fish B: Dirt C: Acorn D: Three alarm chili
Another easy one (C: Acorn)
$300 -- A person that mentions at a coctail party that he knows a celebrity is often called a what?
At this point, Jason Alexander popped in with an answer of his own: "Agent."
A: Nail-biter B: Name-dropper C: Namby-pamby D: Kato Kaelin
The answer was B: Name-dropper.
$500 -- Introduced in 1957, what animal is commonly displayed as a classic plastic lawn ornament?
Chevy Chase's commentary was "Steve Martin." At this point, Kevin claimed to just be the straight man in all of this.
A: Brown bear B: Green lizard C: Orange cat D: Pink Flamingo
Still in the easy categories (D: Pink Flamingo).
$1000 -- By definition, an au pair looks after a person's what?
Kevin's turn for commentary: "You know, I lived with a couple of Swedish au pairs when I was in Sydney, Australia, and anyway..." He wouldn't elaborate. After all, Sam was present.
A: Children B: Legal matters C: Investments D: Garden
So, once again, Kevin needed no help (A: Children).
$2000 -- Chuck Woolery hosted which of these TV series?
A: That's Incredible B: Love Connection C: Real People D: Hollywood Squares
B: Love Connection
$4000 -- Balsamic and cider are types of what cooking ingredient?
A: Olive oil B: Flour C: Salt D: Vinegar
Kevin expressed a dislike for cooking questions and needed a little help with this one, though I think he pretty much knew what it was (D: Vinegar).
$8000 -- In a 1984 song, what singer sings about a "smooth operator"?
A: Natalie Cole B: Toni Braxton C: Sade D: Janet Jackson
Kevin corrected Regis's mispronunciation of Sade...
With a little encouragement from the other celebrities, Kevin chose the correct answer (C: Sade).
$16K -- In the 1994 movie "Forrest Gump," what is the name of the girl who Forrest Gump loves?
A: Laura B: Jenny C: Elizabeth D: Mary
Kevin claimed to have loved this movie, but paused a bit over the answer. So of course his fellow celebs gave him a push in the right direction (B: Jenny).$32K -- The tandoori method of cooking is most closely associated with which of the following cuisines?
Kevin pointed out the excess of cooking questions in this round...
A: Italian B: French C: Indian D: Ethiopian
Kevin rationalized his answer of C: Indian (after a little help from the peanut gallery) with "Because... I went to a high school, we were the Mound Westonca Mohawks..."
$64K -- In the Broadway musical "Evita" what historic figure narrates the story?
A: Che Guevara, B: Fidel Castro, C: Simon Bolivar, D: Cear Chavez
Kevin had to poll the audience. With their help, he got the correct answer (A: Che Guevara)$125K -- I'm nobody. Who are you?" is the beginning of a famous poem written by whom?
A: Langston Hughes B: Sylvia Plath C: Allen Ginsberg D: Emily Dickinson
Having no idea, Kevin narrowed it to two -- Plath and Dickinsen. Unfortunately, these were the two he was torn between. So he called Michael Hurst because "Michael knows everything." Unfortunately he doesn't know everything. Michael, after some uncertainity, picked Plath. It was D: Emily Dickenson. So Kevin walked away with $32,000.
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