Yolanda Allen FromLos, Angeles AppearanceFile:Flag USA.png September 12-13, 2016 Money won Yolanda "Auntie Yo-Yo" Allen was the first contestant to appear on the fifteenth season of the U.S. version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?. She won $50,000. She has also appeared on other game shows and she plans to write a book about her life, including her appearance on Millionaire. She was also notable for quietly thinking about a question, then suddenly blurting out her final answer. Chris Harrison described her as one of his favorite contestants.
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| - <default>Yolanda Allen</default> FromLos, Angeles AppearanceFile:Flag USA.png September 12-13, 2016 Money won Yolanda "Auntie Yo-Yo" Allen was the first contestant to appear on the fifteenth season of the U.S. version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?. She won $50,000. She has also appeared on other game shows and she plans to write a book about her life, including her appearance on Millionaire. She was also notable for quietly thinking about a question, then suddenly blurting out her final answer. Chris Harrison described her as one of his favorite contestants.
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- Soho
- Babysitter
- Paul Rudd
- Redwood
- A rare coin convention
- A ticket to Abraham Lincoln's inauguration
- Landlocked nation in Africa
- Nail Polish
- On a list of famous Italian athletes
- The Bandit and Smokey
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- $7,000 - No time limit
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- The klaxon called time and Yolanda went home with $50,000 and came back the next day to continue.
- Yolanda was leaning towards D because she felt the question was referring to a more recent event. She went for it, but the correct answer was A.
- Yolanda has never been to London, so she asks the audience. The majority went for D: Whitehall, but A: Piccadilly was not far behind with 30%. Those were not the percentages Yolanda was hoping for, so she calls down her Plus One, her cousin Gerald, who has been to London and had the same guess as the audience. As a result, she went for D: Whitehall, and that was correct.
- Yolanda did not know the country that the question was referring to; she just chose the one that made the most sense. The country was Fiji.
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- Yolanda's Run to the Million
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| - Earrings
- Cook
- Boston Red Sox
- Tony Hawk
- Piccadilly
- Sunflower
- A copy of the Declaration of Independence
- A skateboarding competition
- Hooch & Turner
- In a cookbook
- Scandinavian nation
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- Though he can't spin the basketball as well as Meadowlark Lemon could, Pope Francis was still named an honorary member of what team in 2015?
- ("Ask the Audience" and "Plus One" lifelines used.)
- Discussing tricks for capturing a golden horsetail or a sparkling peony, Time.com suggests turning off the flash when you photograph what evening event?
- The only country in the world whose name in English is normally spelled with three consecutive dotted letters is a what?
- Perfect for the fast-food loving fashionista, KFC recently introduced a chicken-flavored line of edible what, appropriately named "Finger Lickin' Good"?
- Since the establishment of Henry VIII's court in a palace there in the 153-s, what London road has become synonymous with Britain's government?
- Where would you be most likely to come across the terms "Da Capo," "Vivace" and "Presto"?
- At an auction, famed TV producer Norman Lear paid over $8 million for what item that had been found taped to the back of a flea market painting?
- Because it can absorb radioactive material, which of these is commonly used as a symbol for nuclear disarmament?
- Which of these is the original title of a famous movie, which later got reversed because Paul Newman was more famous than Robert Redford?
- Often criticized as an outdated benchmark, the U.S. "poverty line" was originally calculated assuming that every home had a housewife who was a skillful what?
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| - Seaweed
- Handbags
- Harlem Globetrotters
- Tina Fey
- Chauffeur
- Whitehall
- A Honus Wagner baseball card
- A fishing trip
- Butt-head & Beavis Do America
- In a book about Italian painters
- Latin American nation
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| - Boots
- Hyde Park
- Hairdresser
- Montreal Canadiens
- Beat
- Ted Cruz
- A fireworks display
- A letter signed by William Shakespeare
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