Potsdam Radio Presenter Wins Big on “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?”

Potsdam. For Maik Müller, it wasn’t enough for the big money in the 3 million week of “Who wants to be a millionaire?”, but the Potsdam radio presenter from BB Radio still cleaned up properly. In the end he won 100,000 euros plus the guaranteed sum of 10,000 euros. Would you have made it this far? Here are the original questions from the RTL finale of “Who wants to be a millionaire?” on January 6, 2023.

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The selection question: What do not only craftsmen ever say instead of “crazy”, “stubborn”, “rude” and “artificial”?

A) crazy

B) screwed

C) stubborn

D) uncouth

Answer: A complicated question, but Maik Müller typed in the correct order in exactly five seconds: ACDB.

The questions for Maik Müller

The rules in the 3 million special are a little different than usual: There is only one security level at 1000 euros, but four jokers are guaranteed. The prize tiers are much more attractive than usual. Here we go:

100 euro question: If the white horse is interested in the smell of mushrooms, then he sniffs …?

A: rust spots

B: green chip

C: mold fungi

D: moth holes

Answer: The white horse is a gray, champignons are mushrooms, the correct answer is C.

200 euro question: How can, for example, “free”, “courage” and “own” be meaningfully supplemented?

A: ruddy

B: tonic

C: willing

D: handsome

Answer: C is correct, because this is what happens voluntarily, willfully and idiosyncratically.

400 euro question: Anyone who buys the appropriate filling material for their flower boxes in a garden center is, so to speak, a …?

A: Biology

B: Story

C: mathematics

D: Geography

Answer: D is correct.

500 euro question: If I want to know exactly how the individual parts of a fir tree feel, is it advisable that I also have a …?

A: Closing hour

B: Quitting time

C: Night rest

D: prank

Answer: Once again D is correct.

1000 euro question: At spiritistic sessions, in which it is said that one succeeds in making contact with the hereafter, people sometimes like to…?

A: chairs wrong

B: tables crazy

C: beds mentally ill

D: closets insane

Answer: B is correct – Maik Müller has thus reached the security level of 1000 euros.

2000 euro question: Who is together in the professional squad of FC Bayern Munich?

A: miller and filler

B: Newer and expensive

C: Sane and Mane

D: Kimmich and Nimmich

Answer: No problem for football fans, Leroy Sané and Sadio Mané are of course meant, C is correct.

5000 euro question: What is traditionally on the agenda of Pope Francis on the Thursday before Easter?

A: Cut nails

B: shave beard

C: squeeze pimple

D: wash feet

Answer: The Pope washes prisoners’ feet, D is correct.

10,000 euro question: In professions where you inevitably mess up considerably, some employees collect a so-called …?

A: dirt allowance

B: Dirt compensation

C: soap allowance

D: stain bonus

Answer question: Müller is unsure and asks the audience for help. 98 percent answers with A and are right.

20.000 Euro: A matriculation number is primarily used to identify …?

A: The dog

B: taxpayer

C: asteroids

D: students

Answer: Anyone who, like Maik Müller, has been studying for 26 semesters knows that matriculation numbers are assigned to students, D is correct.

30,000 euro question: Who regularly takes part in a so-called MPK?

A: Zverev, Nadal & Djokovic

B: Dreyer, Ramelow & Soder

C: Musk, Gates & Bezos

D: Silbereisen, Zarrella & DJ Ötzi

Answer: MPK stands for Minister Presidents’ Conference, so B is the correct answer.

50,000 euro question: What does humanity owe to Lou Pearlman, who was sentenced to 25 years in prison in 2008 for fraud and money laundering, among other things?

A: Aspirin & Penicillin

B: Bikini & Miniskirt

C: Backstreet Boys & *NSYNC

D: “Matrix” & “Seven”

Answer: C is correct, Pearlman was a very successful music executive before he was in prison.

100,000 Euro question: Who is said to be responsible for an event that legend has it happened on June 26, 1284?

A: Rat catcher from Hameln

B: Viktor Frankenstein

C: King Arthur

D: Pinocchio

Answer: This crisp question cost Maik Müller a lot of time, but in the end he was able to answer it correctly: A.

200,000 euro question: Taken literally, the “toilet” is a…?

A: handkerchief

B: closet

C: throne

D: potty

Answer: Toile is French and means cloth, A is correct – but Maik Müller stopped at this point and took home 110,000 euros. We congratulate!

From MAZonline/ RTL