Rob "Coach" Fulton of Sydney was the first Australian ever to win a top prize of $1,000,000 on 10 & 17 October, 2005, when he answered 15 questions correctly. Previously, he had been Fastest Finger First contestant in three episodes without making it into the Hot Seat.
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| - Rob "Coach" Fulton of Sydney was the first Australian ever to win a top prize of $1,000,000 on 10 & 17 October, 2005, when he answered 15 questions correctly. Previously, he had been Fastest Finger First contestant in three episodes without making it into the Hot Seat.
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| - $1,000 - Not timed
- $100 - Not timed
- $16,000 - Not timed
- $2,000 - Not timed
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- $4,000 - Not timed
- $500 - Not timed
- $8,000 - Not timed
- $125,000 - Not timed
- $32,000 - Not timed
- $500,000 - Not timed
- $64,000 - Not timed
- $250,000 - Not timed
- $1 million - Not timed
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| - He used the Phone-a-Friend lifeline with his friend saying it's "definitely Norway". Coach went with the friend and won $125,000. Then klaxon called time and Rob would return on $125,000 with the 50:50 and Ask the Audience remaining.
- He first thought it was Bengal, but he went 50:50 just to make sure, but Bengal along with Bali are eliminated. He went with B: Siberian and won $250,000 with the Ask the Audience left.
- Coach used his 'photographic' memory to remember the title sequences of each show. With much thinking Rob first thought it was "I Dream Of Jeannie", but he took more time for much more thinking process. He finally decided to play with these magic words: "Lock in A: Bewitched." These words made him the first Aussie millionaire on this show.
- Coach didn't know the answer, he decided to use his Ask the Audience lifeline with the majority saying it's Harvard. Then he eliminated Harvard and Yale. Coach went completely against the audience with A: Columbia giving him $500,000.
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- A common feature of bedside clocks is the what button?
- Which Ivy League university awards the annual Pulitzer Prizes?
- Which anniversary of the Eureka Stockade was celebrated in 2004?
- In electronics, what does IC typically stand for?
- In which state or territory is Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo?
- Which of these is a common sight in the office?
- What was the name of former UK prime minister Margaret Thatcher's husband?
- Also the title of a well-known song is the film 'Sweet Home what'?
- A 1991 novel by Alexandra Ripley, what is the sequel to 'Gone with the Wind'?
- To be prudent only in dealing with small sums is to be penny-wise and pound-what?
- Jarlsberg cheese is an original product of which country?
- A cricketer hitting the ball over the boundary without it first touching the ground scores how many runs?
- In which track event did Craig Mottram win Australia's only medal at the 2005 World Athletics Championships?
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