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Fronted by former Top Gear host Clarkson, the contestants attempt to answer fifteen questions whilst working their way up through the prize money with just a ...

Sharing in the audience's round of applause, Jeremy was left looking gobsmacked. Whilst taking part in fastest finger first, contestant Michelle Brook climbed to the top of the leaderboard. Fronted by former Top Gear host Clarkson, the contestants attempt to answer fifteen questions whilst working their way up through the prize money with just a handful of lifelines to help them. The options were ostrich, hummingbird, blackbird and chicken. The tense gameshow, where contestants compete for a top prize of one million pounds, returned to TV last night with six eager participants. , as he pointed to his brain. A contestant on the Spanish version of the show currently holds the world record. We've established that your fingers work very well, but what about this?" Saturday's episode was the final one in the 34th series of the show and it was here that a big record was broken. Three of the six contestants answered the question in the correct order - ostrich, chicken, blackbird, hummingbird. At the start the show, Jeremy asked the players to put four birds in order of their weight, starting from the heaviest to the lightest, reports But before they get a chance to sit in the hot seat, they have to first face the fastest finger first round.

The latest instalment of the ITV hit series saw six new contestants compete to win a cool £1million. Advertisement. Contestant Michelle Brooks completed the ' ...

That record goes to Emilia Busquets, who answered Fastest Finger First on the Spanish version of the show in an unbelievable 0.06 seconds in 1999. The previous record was held by another contestant Jonathan Pash who held the UK title having set a time of 0.97 seconds in May 2008. Yet it was contestant Michelle Brook who answered the question in a speedy 0.74 seconds. While it wasn't officially announced on the show, Michelle's speedy answer in 0.74 seconds is the fastest ever response on the quiz show. WHO Wants to Be a Millionaire host Jeremy Clarkson was rendered speechless after one contestant shattered a 14-year record on the show. [Jeremy](https://www.thesun.co.uk/author/jeremy-clarkson/) by winning the 'Fastest Finger First'.

Contestant Michelle Brooks completed the 'Fastest Finger First' in 0.74 seconds.

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The previous record was held by another contestant Jonathan Pash who held the UK title having set a time of 0.97 seconds in May 2008. Whilst Michelle's answer was speedy, it doesn't quite beat the official world record. He's also won over fans in his Amazon Prime Video reality show Clarkson’s Farm, which aired in 2021. Clarkson was well known for his long-running stint as presenter of BBC's Top Gear. The challenge, which clearly didn't phase freelance consultant Michelle, was to put four birds in order based on their weight, going from the heaviest to the lightest. Michelle was one of six new contestants competing to win £1m on the episode which aired last night (Sunday, October 9). Michelle Brook broke a previous record set on the show 14 years ago. Contestant Michelle shrugged off her speedy answers, as she replied: "Hopefully the adrenaline will help, we'll see how we go." However the 62-year-old presenter quickly responded: "I can't believe that, 0.74 seconds, that's less than a second. As the audience applauded, Jeremy was initially speechless. "We've established that your fingers work very well, but what about this?" [Sandbach](https://www.cheshire-live.co.uk/all-about/sandbach) woman left Jeremy Clarkson speechless when she beat the record for the fastest ever response to a question on his ITV show Who Wants to Be A Millionaire.

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire host Jeremy Clarkson was astonished after a new contestant broke a 14-year record in the 'Fastest Finger First' challenge.

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The record was shattered during the show's Fastest Finger round, which determines the next contestant to face the 15-question quiz. Each hopeful was asked to ...

I’m not meant to say that, am I?’ She and Clarkson laughed it off. [Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? when one gameshow contestant completely smashed a 14-year record with her speedy fingers. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? We’ve established that your fingers work very well.’ Jeremy Clarkson was at a loss for words during Saturday’s Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

The latest instalment of the ITV hit series saw six new contestants compete to win a cool £1million. Advertisement. Contestant Michelle Brooks completed the ' ...

The previous record was held by another contestant Jonathan Pash who held the UK title having set a time of 0.97 seconds in May 2008. Yet it was contestant Michelle Brook who answered the question in a speedy 0.74 seconds. WHO Wants to Be a Millionaire host Jeremy Clarkson was rendered speechless after one contestant shattered a 14-year record on the show.