Armand Kachigian was a contestant on the Syndicated version of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" in the USA. He appeared on the show over two episodes, both in May 2003. Armand's occupation was a podiatrist. He was the contestant immediately after Million Dollar Winner, Nancy Christy. He won $500,000 on the show, after nearly giving the show two top-prize winners in a row, a feat which remains uncompleted to this day. (As of 23rd Feb 2016, almost 13 years after Nancy's win).
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| - Armand Kachigian was a contestant on the Syndicated version of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" in the USA. He appeared on the show over two episodes, both in May 2003. Armand's occupation was a podiatrist. He was the contestant immediately after Million Dollar Winner, Nancy Christy. He won $500,000 on the show, after nearly giving the show two top-prize winners in a row, a feat which remains uncompleted to this day. (As of 23rd Feb 2016, almost 13 years after Nancy's win).
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- East of Eden
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- Armand has no idea, but says he had a strategy, that if he reached the $125,000 question and had the 50:50, he would take the lifeline, then guess the answer to the question. Armand hesitates for a couple of minutes, but then says he thinks he knows the answer and says Moscow, winning him $125,000.
- Again, Armand is not asked to finalize his answer.
- Armand said: "If I didn't know with this kind of money, I was gonna quit… And I don't know, and I'm picking Marty, Final Answer." He later revealed he did know the answer, and was getting revenge on Meredith for her fake-out on the $125,000 question.
- When reading the question, Meredith struggles to say the word "nutrition", and instead twice pronounces it "nutriz…" and trailing off before the "tion" part of the word, after finally saying it correctly, she apologies and hits herself in the face. She then re-reads all of the options again.
- Armand says he has an inkling, and then works out that the other options cannot be correct. He gives an educated guess of Euchre. The answer is correct.
- Armand states he's going to take the money, as he can't narrow it down. Armand guessed that it would have been D, but the correct answer was in fact, B.
- Unusual for the US version, Armand is not asked to finalize his answer.
- Armand says he has never seen the movie, so he decides to ask the audience. He thinks the answer might be D, but the audience results make him change his mind and go for B instead.
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- Vanessa Carlton
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- What teen singer, often called an "anti-Britney," is known for her hits "Sk8er Boi" and "Complicated"?
- In the showtune "My Favourite Things," the first favourite things mentioned are "raindrops on" what?
- The word "civilian" usually refers to a person who is not a member of which of these groups?
- With over 3 billion passengers a year, what city's subway system is the world's busiest?
- The Indy 500 auto race is traditionally held over what holiday weekend?
- In the 1800's, jokers were introduced to decks of cards to enable people to play a version of what game?
- What planet in our Solar System has the hottest surface temperatures, reaching up to 900 degrees F?
- A famous Robert Frost poem ends with the line "And miles to go before I" what?
- The last major battle of the War of 1812 took place in what year?
- In 1985, Jolt Cola was introduced with the slogan "All the sugar, twice the" what?
- The state of Georgia is named after the King of what country?
- What 1955 film was the first winner of the Cannes Film Festival's prestigious Palme D'Or award?
- In the 1982 movie, E.T. modifies what toy to help him phone home?
- The song "God Bless America" was originally written for what 1918 musical?
- Which of these islands is not part of the island group known as the Greater Antilles?
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- Avril Lavigne
- England
- Puerto Rico
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