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Ask the Audience is a lifeline in the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? game. When a contestant uses this lifeline, usually the host will re-read the question and the 4 possible answers (two if a 50:50 was previously used), and then the audience members will answer the question using an electronic keypad provided by the show with buttons A, B, C, and D. This lifeline is notorious for its accuracy; even Regis Philbin once stated that the Audience is right 95% of the time.

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rdfs:label	Ask the Audience
rdfs:comment	Ask the Audience is a lifeline in the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? game. When a contestant uses this lifeline, usually the host will re-read the question and the 4 possible answers (two if a 50:50 was previously used), and then the audience members will answer the question using an electronic keypad provided by the show with buttons A, B, C, and D. This lifeline is notorious for its accuracy; even Regis Philbin once stated that the Audience is right 95% of the time.
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Availability	All questions on most versions.
Appearance	FR: All series. UK: All series. Most versions, at one point, but removed in some versions due to audience purposely voting for the wrong answer. US: All series.
Name	Ask the Audience
Description	The audience is polled on what they think the correct answer is.
abstract	Ask the Audience is a lifeline in the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? game. When a contestant uses this lifeline, usually the host will re-read the question and the 4 possible answers (two if a 50:50 was previously used), and then the audience members will answer the question using an electronic keypad provided by the show with buttons A, B, C, and D. After 20 seconds (usually edited out in many versions), a graph displaying the percentage of people who voted for each answer is shown in the contestant and host's monitor. After a brief read over of the results by the host, the contestant can choose to go with the audience or not, and if to use another lifeline. This lifeline is notorious for its accuracy; even Regis Philbin once stated that the Audience is right 95% of the time.

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