Live "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" Pranks at the Workplace, René Langen Found Out the Hard Way
Co-workers startled by unexpected revelation from boss Günther Jauch at workplace
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Who said you can't mix business with fun? René Langen, a dedicated viewer of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" discovered this the hard way when the show's host, Günther Jauch, made an unexpected appearance at his office during the lunch break. Yeah, you heard that right! According to our unconfirmed sources [1], the German marketing agency employee couldn't believe his eyes when his boss, Marei Stanetschek, placed her laptop on his desk and connected him to Jauch in a video call.
After a brief moment of shock, Jauch wasted no time addressing the issue at hand. He acknowledged that his constant obsession with the show during work hours was becoming a concern for his colleagues. "That's not acceptable, it's working time after all," Jauch firmly stated [2]. Apparently, the Cologne-based marketing agency was fed up with the distraction caused by Langen's love for the show.
Opportunity Knocks: A Second Chance for an Unlucky Contestant
The show shuffle continued as an unlucky contestant, Jannik Kuhle, found himself back in the hot seat. The aspiring teacher was by no means a stranger to the show, having unceremoniously ended his previous appearance without a penny in the Christmas special. Thanks to Jauch’s mercy, he was given another chance to prove himself and win the cash prize he missed before [3].
Kuhle, on the verge of getting another traumatic ending, managed tooup his performance this time, thanks to a last-minute gamble. When asked a tricky trivia question involving a trading card with Pikachu in a gray felt hat issued by the Van Gogh Museum or the Picasso Museum in 2023, Kuhle bravely navigated the internet for the answer instead of using his phone-a-friend lifeline. His bold move paid off, making him the evening's big winner.
Lasting Impressions: Woman with a Millionaire Tattoo
Remember Kerstin Führer, the 50-year-old woman who has been unsuccessfully trying to get on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" for 15 years? Well, she took things to a whole new level with a Jauch-inspired tattoo on her thigh last September. The question on her tattoo asked, "Herr Jauch, when will you finally invite me?". In this surprising episode, Jauch met her request by inviting her to participate in the show, albeit not with the expected outcome [4].
Despite her high hopes, Führer was unable to answer a question about George Clooney correctly, letting go of the final cash prize. Nonetheless, her tattoo-inspired appearance on the show left an indelible mark, earning her a respectable 16,000 euros [5].
The Hustle and Bustle of a Millionaire Special
From the office (mis)adventures of René Langen to the emotional journey of an ex-contestant's second chance, the "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" special was an unforgettable rollercoaster ride of shock, laughter, and drama. The episode, teaming with unexpected twists and turns, ended with the Cologne native, René Langen, securing a cash prize of 16,000 euros. Since he had already won the main prize a few times in the app, Jauch set realistic expectations for the prized cash, noting that even former Federal President Richard von Weizsäcker would have been out with a challenging question at 2000 euros [6].
And there you have it! A one-of-a-kind episode of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" that combined work and play in the most unexpected ways. Stay tuned for the show’s summer break, and who knows? Maybe more exciting things are in store for us!
Citation:1. Jauch sets rules: Work during "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" not possible2. Günther Jauch shows no mercy3. Fourth time’s the charm for contestant Jannik Kuhle4. Love for the quiz goes under the skin "Are you crazy?" - WM tattoo shocks Jauch5. High expectations lead to disappointing results for amateur contestant Kerstin Führer6. René Langen, contented with his victory, admits to being an avid "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" app player
- It seems that if Kerstin Fuhrer, the woman with a millionaire tattoo, had been a celebrity from the entertainment industry, she might have been able to answer the George Clooney question correctly during her appearance on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?"
- René Langen, the employee who mixed his love for "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" with his work, might have been considered a millionaire himself if he had been successful in winning the cash prize on the show and used his newfound wealth to invest in entertainment ventures or sponsored celebrities.
