Faye Fernandez is a host of television game shows, the kind that is broadcast during the day when most normal people are at school, university or working. But at least she had one viewer.

Young Swedish gameshow television host Eva Nazemson has a bad day at the office. A very bad day, but at least it made her semi-famous and led to appearances on international TV shows like The Tyra Banks Show and Graham Norton.

This guy and his wife had both quit their jobs as attorneys and had used all their bank savings to travel the world. Some game show cash would really have helped their economy when they returned, but unfortunately it was never meant to be as this world traveller never even crossed the doorstep of Who Read more!]]>

This guy and his wife had both quit their jobs as attorneys and had used all their bank savings to travel the world. Some game show cash would really have helped their economy when they returned, but unfortunately it was never meant to be as this world traveller never even crossed the doorstep of Who Wants to be a Millionaire.

Brian Fodera appeared on Who Wants to be a Millionaire in 2000 and completely failed to answer the first question. You have to give it to him though, it wasn’t as ridiculously easy as the first question usually is.

The real action starts at 01:00 in the clip.

This is from the very first season of Who Wants to be a Millionaire in 1999, so this would be the first US participant who loses on the first question. Poor guy. Note – the real fail action starts around 2 minutes into the video.

It’s the $500 dollar question on Who wants to be a millionaire. You receive a not-very-difficult question, but unfortunately you had the flu the week in school where grammar was taught…   so you ask the audience. 75% of them tells you the answer. But you don’t trust them. So you use 50/50. You have two Read more!]]>

It’s the $500 dollar question on Who wants to be a millionaire. You receive a not-very-difficult question, but unfortunately you had the flu the week in school where grammar was taught…   so you ask the audience. 75% of them tells you the answer. But you don’t trust them. So you use 50/50. You have two options left, whereas one of them was chosen by 75% of the audience, the other by 10%. You decide to use your last lifeline and call a friend. That does not help, because you trust nobody but yourself. And you FAIL.

So, you’ve been incredibly lucky to be able to get on a game show where you can win up to 1 million dollars. 1 million dollars! You could be set for life. You’ve been waiting nervously for weeks, and all your family and friends are cheering you on in your quest to win lots of Read more!]]>

So, you’ve been incredibly lucky to be able to get on a game show where you can win up to 1 million dollars. 1 million dollars! You could be set for life. You’ve been waiting nervously for weeks, and all your family and friends are cheering you on in your quest to win lots of money. After travelling across half the country, you finally reach your goal and is ready to climb the money ladder. Or not…. FAIL…. ouch..