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- The long-term and beloved game game rolled up feathers of viewers with a final confused endangerment index on the best original winners of the Oscar song.
- The actor who recently played the spy internationally appreciated with a license to kill was the right answer.
- Fans commented on a popular digital video platform where Sweet! On his own page on the index and his wobbly wording.
What is a badly formulated question?
This was the answer that fans had for a strangely formulated final danger index on the July 7 episode of Danger. The category was “Movie Music”, and he asked the competitors to resolve the following index: “The last 2 best songs of the Oscars whose titles were the same name as the film in which they were had this man in the main role.”
While Ashley Caval Curto guessed “Timothee Chalamet”, which was incorrect, Vince Carter and the Return Champion Scott Riccardi noted “Daniel Craig”, which Ken Jennings confirmed that it was the right answer. Riccardi marked his third consecutive victory with the category.
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However, many online fans challenged the index, noting that the phrasing was confusing, noting that it was not clear if the index was looking for the winners of the best song of the last two years, the winners in 2024 and 2025.
“It was badly formulated,” wrote a user on the Peril YouTube page. “I assumed that they asked questions about the last 2 best winners of the songs: 2024 and 2025. The force of the comma!”
Instead, the index was referring to the last two best song winners who shared a song title and a film title, which could only be the James Bond franchise. Adele won for “Skyfall” in 2013 for his eponymous song, while Billie Eilish won the Academy Prize for the best original song in 2022 for his title of title, “No Time to Die”.
“A very confusing index. It took me more than the time of” music to think “to understand what he said,” wrote a fan on X. “I finally realized that he wanted the actor’s name. Fortunately there is a break button! (I still didn’t know the answer, however).”
Other fans commented Jeopardy YouTube page, noting the index disorder label. “They are looking for Craig as the right answer, but I wonder if they would have accepted Bond as an answer,” wrote a user. “When the index says the leading role, it does not specify if it requires an actor or a character …”
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Another fan expressed similar confusion, writing: “I did not know if they wanted Daniel Craig or James Bond. The last 3 themes of Bond won the Oscar, but the song of Spectrum This winner was called “writing on the wall”. »»
However, there were also many fans who commented that the index was “too easy” and who pointed out that the James Bond franchise shares more films and song titles than probably any other film franchise.
Sweet! generated its fair share of controversy recently. First of all, in the episode of June 23, the competitor Emily Croke revealed that she was linked to the final index in danger, which prompted certain viewers to accuse the demonstration of being repaired.
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Only last week, the show was criticized when the outlets wrongly reported that Jason Singer and Susan Macmillan were the first newlyweds Sweet! Champions in the history of the show. This prompted the former competitor Kristin Sausville, a former champion who is also married to a Sweet! Winner, to write on Facebook, “there is something really surreal and honestly a little sinister by watching a part of yourself to be erased in real time.”
Sausville estimated that at least half a dozen couples in the world are old Sweet! Champions.
This has encouraged to apologize, noting that, as Sweet! Confirmed at Entertainment Weekly, that the show does not keep a trace of the appearance of married couples as competitors.
