Jeremy Clarkson Surprised by Contestants Losing Big on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire

Jeremy Clarkson hosts Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. Tonight, players struggled, and one lost a lot of money.

Last week, a player won £1m. But tonight, a woman lost £186,000. She took a big risk and lost.

Another man left with just £1,000. Clarkson joked he was on the wrong show because he didn't know much.

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Jen Essery Lillikakis played to win big for her honeymoon. She answered questions on sports, art, and more.

Jen did well on early questions about brands and phrases.

At £32,000, she asked the audience about a Hawaiian instrument. They said it was the ukulele.

The audience was right. Jen set her safety net at £64,000.

On the £125,000 question, Jen used two lifelines. She asked about an actor who won two Oscars.

Jen answered it was Adrien Brody. Then she got the £250,000 question right about a Greek myth.

But she got the £500,000 question wrong. It was about a fast-moving object in sports.

Jen used her last lifeline but still got it wrong. Clarkson warned her she could lose a lot.

Clarkson said she could still win £250,000 if she stopped. But she decided to try.

Jen lost £186,000. Clarkson said she was very brave to try.

Jen is now the show's second biggest loser. She won £64,000.

Another player, Arunan, left with just £1,000. He used up all his lifelines.

Arunan struggled with simple questions. He didn't know what a ballcock was.

The audience helped him with a question about vegetables. Clarkson joked about his lack of knowledge.

Arunan didn't know the Spice Girls' first hit song. He used a lifeline and guessed right.

But he got a question about capital cities wrong. Clarkson said he didn't know much.

Clarkson seemed frustrated that no one was winning big. He joked about the show's name.

A show source said things couldn't have gone worse after a big win last week.

Last week's winner, Roman, won £1m and plans to buy a house and travel.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire airs on Sundays at 8pm on ITV1 and ITVX.

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