2.6K views Oct 2009
Meredith Vieira flirts with Navy pilot Max Sherman during Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, jokes about being horny, and helps him answer two trivia questions.
0:09 We are almost out of time, so let's bring out our next contestant, Max Sherman, a Navy pilot from Virginia Beach, Virginia. 0:17 Hey, Max. 0:25 Okay, Max, you are one handsome guy. Whoa. I don't normally like to fly, but I am changing my mind. 0:34 Listen, we don't have much time, so we want to play, okay? 0:36 I'm ready. 0:37 I'm ready to play anytime too, Max, all right? You know the rules. 0:40 You can come fly. 0:40 Okay, you don't get them like this that often, all right? You know the lifelines. 0:45 Are you ready? 0:46 I am. 0:47 Hey. Let's play Millionaire. 0:54 I have even more respect for the military. For 100 dollars, in golf, scoring one stroke, you heard me right, scoring one stroke under par on a hole is called a what? 1:06 Doggy, ducky, birdie, miracle. Scoring one stroke under par on a hole is called a what? 1:14 And my father is an avid golfer. If I got this wrong, he would kill me. 1:17 It's birdie, final answer. 1:20 I hear the little Birdie, you're right, you got it. 1:24 For me, it's a miracle. 1:27 Okay, you are a miracle, Max, going for 200. The... I know, it's pathetic. 1:33 It's just, I'm an old, horny woman, all right? All right. Give me a break. 1:39 All right. Oof. For 200, the childhood prank known as a wet willy involves putting a wet finger in someone's what? 1:50 Anywhere you want to put it, Max. All right. Ear? Wait a minute. 1:55 No, no. This is a game. We're going for 200 dollars. Okay, the wet willy, you put it where? 2:02 The ear, armpit, nose, or your belly button? 2:09 Ah. 2:09 Childhood prank is a wet willy. 2:11 A wet willy. 2:11 Uh-huh. 2:12 The childhood prank known as a wet willy involves putting a wet finger in someone's what? 2:15 Fortunately, I never, uh, quite grew up. 2:17 Mm. 2:18 Would it suffice 2:18 You did. 2:18 If I just gave you one? Would that suffice? 2:25 Go ahead. 2:27 That's my final answer. 2:31 I, I think he's saying ear. Ear. Final? 2:34 Final answer. 2:36 It was good for me. You got it. 2:43 No, no, not the horn. No. 2:48 That sound means we're out of time for today, but we'll be back tomorrow. 2:52 You got to count on it. I'll be here, and so will he. I'm chaining him down. 2:55 From New York, everybody. Bye-bye. 
