Jeremy Clarkson Says Sorry to a Player on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire

Jeremy Clarkson was on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire tonight.

Jeremy Clarkson said he was "useless" and apologized to a player. The player had a hard question.

The ITV quiz show was on Sunday with Jeremy asking questions. Six players tried to win the top prize.

Romell Miller was first and left with £1,000. Then Natalie Waldegrave played. She wanted to buy a house.

Natalie did well on the first eight questions. Then she used a lifeline on a metal question.

Jeremy asked questions to six new players. They tried to win the top prize.

Natalie used another lifeline but got stuck on a £64,000 question. She asked Jeremy for help.

The question was about lakes. Natalie didn't know the answer.

Natalie asked Jeremy for help because geography was not her best subject.

Jeremy said he was "useless" and didn't know the answer. He apologized for the question.

Natalie asked Jeremy for help with a lake question.

Natalie wasn't sure, so she called her brother. He didn't know the answer either.

Natalie decided to take £32,000. Jeremy asked her to guess the answer anyway.

Natalie guessed Lake Titicaca. If she had played on, she could have won more.

Another player, Andrew, missed the jackpot recently. He didn't answer the final question.

Jeremy said sorry for the hard question.

Andrew played well but got stuck on a question about cells. He won £500,000.

Andrew got help from his friend on a cell question. He also guessed a character's name correctly.

Andrew's final question was about an EGOT winner. He didn't know the answer.

Andrew asked the audience, but they were wrong. The correct answer was Andrew Lloyd Webber.

You can watch Who Wants to Be a Millionaire on ITVX.

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