Oh dang, I want to see the second part of this video so bad. This game really puts you on the edge of your seat and you really start to care for the contestants. No other game show has ever done that to me.
@@JDjade1 Darn! That's a real bummer for me because I'm from Ohio and the first position player was an OSU student. I hardly ever hear Ohio when I watch gameshows.
If you're talking about that first team that lost on the $75,000 question. I hate when a team loses at that level or lower because of teammates not getting to play.
That's Greed, the majority of losing contestants lost because of someone else's decision. If we're talking about feeling bad for contestants who didn't answer a question, then the three contestants I feel bad for are the three who did not get to answer a question on teams that had no qualifying question (guy in $100K seat on team that lost on $75K question about Kodak colors and the two people in the $75K and $100K seats on the team that lost on the $50K question about Eugene Cernan). In this college Greed episode they all had the QQ, so think of that as the first question of the game, and their opportunity to play. Note: I also feel bad for Dan Avila because I don't think it was made clear to him that there wouldn't be any bailout for 3 correct answers at his $2.2M question.
@@artvandelay7687 If there's anyone on Dan Avila's team I personally feel bad for, it's Jackie Brakeman (the blonde lady in the $50,000 seat). Why? She was taken out of the game by Curtis Warren before the $1 million question. I really liked her. When Curtis challenged her to that terminator match, she was visibly upset, whining "Why me?" and in the brief split second you barely see her face, when she's hanging her head down on her way off the set, it seems to me like she couldn't get off the stage fast enough so she can go cry her eyes out backstage. Too bad she was a little slow in ringing in. But hey that's Fox for ya. Also, since she IS a historian, I like to think that if only she was faster than Curtis on that buzzer on that Teddy Roosevelt question, she would've won. If there's a reason why I dislike Curtis even more for challenging Jackie it's because (this was talked about on the Google Groups forums and confirmed by a contestant on the show named Tom Galloway, from the 11/18/1999 episode) she had fainted after they'd won that $500,000 question about cheese, probably from a panic attack. But to be rational, I guess i could see how that would make her prey for a Terminator match. Worse yet, later that following February in that Dan vs. Jackie Million Dollar Moment at the end of the losers episode, she ended up reliving that nightmare by losing ANOTHER terminator match before ANOTHER Million Dollar Question and ended up going back home with nothing but the clothes on her back... AGAIN! Well, both teams of losers who they invited back for that episode ended up losing again and even Dan Avila lost again at that Million Dollar Question on tourism destinations but at least he ended up winning $100,000 on WWTBAM four years later. I still have yet to see Jackie go on another game show and win at least some of that $200,000 that Curtis stole from her because I feel worse for her than I do for Dan.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr you have to admit though, Curtiss was a pretty smart man. He said we got this. This is easy money! Then when he returned he got his answers right off. I remember on his 100k question he said it's a no brainer. When you're on a gameshow like Greed that's what happens. People are out there for money, and he new he could beat Jackie. So while I feel bad for Jackie, that's how games go.
This was one of the few episodes after Super Greed to have a qualification round. The round was removed beginning with the first episode of Super Greed and this continued for the rest of the show’s run except for special episodes.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr and now that his episode is up, Steve Unite too. When he was offered the $20K bail on his regular appearance he said "I can buy a lot of vowels with that, Chuck".
And on top of that the contestant who got that question claimed to have been following Chuck's career yet still got it wrong! Way to play yourself on national TV like an idiot! What an embarrassment! AND they were the only team in the whole run of of the show to bomb on the $25,000 question.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr I believe only two other $25K question contestants gave wrong answers to their questions, both of whom were saved by their captain. The first save was the Davey Jones' Locker question, that team unfortunately went on to lose at $100K anyway. The second save was by the final team of the show, which went on to be $200K winners.
Wished they would’ve kept with the College themed questions. That SNL Question was Stupid. Here’s a $500K Question for a College themed episode of Greed; “Which 4 are the Most Popular College Majors of 2023?!” - Biology / Biomedical ❌ - Business ✅ - Communications /Journalism ❌ - Engineering ✅ - Health ✅ - Psychology ❌ - Sociology / History ✅
The concept of the question is very very good (kudos to you for that) but the answers are a little vague. Sociology and History being grouped together doesn't make much sense, nor does Communications / Journalism or Biology / Medicine. BUT the concept - most common majors - is good, so again, props to you for that one. I'm a trivia writer in real life and last time I hosted Greed games for my friends, I did one with a specific university that published the most common majors (UC Davis). That was a fun one. Whenever you make and write trivia questions, for anything like Greed or fun, always make sure you have the highest quality sourcing possible. People have been sued and fired because game show stuff they wrote was wrong. That probably won't be you but it's just a little tip. One day I hope they bring Greed back. A TV journalist argued in a 2019 essay that a streaming service like Netflix could 100% bring it back.
If you ask me, he looked stoned throughout his whole appearance on this show in general. You can kinda hear it in his voice and notice how he gave that funny response to his $100K question.
I liked her voice because I thought she sounded like a robot 🤖 Partly why I can't wait to see the June 2 episode so I can hear her voice during that team's failed attempt on that $200K Teen Life question
I only want to hear her voice when something good happens to her, like the way that she smiles, while she says something. That way, I can have fun with it.
I'd like to use a freebie to get rid of one contestant that is hilarious. Some people would probably be mad at the contestant didn't know the Wheel Of Fortune based on Hangman but the captain did. But not all questions are easy to everyone. I watch a lot of game shows but some people don't.
The second team was just to funny LOL! I did some research and Zachary Taylor is the presient with the first name Zachary. The others I new; Millard Fillmore Rutherford B Hayes, Woodrow Wilson,
Hmmm... I wonder if Nicole Gabona partook in that survey about the most recognizable smells that was the subject of Dan Avila's $2.2 million question that he ended up losing on. If so, I totally understand Erica exacting revenge on his behalf by eliminating her in the Terminator. 😁🤣
@@danangell5482 I’ve been in front of people making chocolate chip cookies many times and I’ve never found it to be as strong as when someone opens a can of tuna.
@ryanm it's not "canned tuna fish" it's just simply tuna. There is no way you can possibly differentiate between the smell of tuna and other fish. If you are blindfolded and walk into a chocolate store, I'm sure you can know where you are. You can easily recognize hot chocolate or chocolate cookies.
At least the second team made it to $200,000. I am not too pleased that Meghan stopped after $100,000. Two other teams in the show's entire run (that I can recall) stopped after $100K, and both those other times the sitting contestants looked highly upset. Meghan's team didn't seem to mind, although they looked like they wanted to, especially Mike, but then again, they were college students and college kids are typically broke and have to pay back student loans, so I guess her team was a little more forgiving.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr I would have stopped after 100k also because I was not confident on that category. I wouldn't have been comfortable with Saturday Night Live either. Erika didn't even sound comfortable at the end and just rolled the dice like she said.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr I'd never stop at 100k because a freebie is available if necessary and I like my chances with 4 correct answers out of 5 choices.
Tough loss for the first team. That's why it helps if you know your history and pop culture.
Oh dang, I want to see the second part of this video so bad. This game really puts you on the edge of your seat and you really start to care for the contestants. No other game show has ever done that to me.
I remember, the captain blew it on the $200k question.
@@JDjade1 Darn! That's a real bummer for me because I'm from Ohio and the first position player was an OSU student. I hardly ever hear Ohio when I watch gameshows.
I hope to heavens they can redo this show! It was the best! I'd love to host it!
yes it only got 1 Season and Fox Canned it shorly in less than a Year!
@@thesegacampgamerandwerecam7504 Should have gone on another year until the Weakest Link was launched.
This would be a fun show to host, I'd love to get some friends together and throw a gameshow party and play this game.
7:09 the guys face after Chuck says croissants 😂
Yeah that was to funny LOL!
Not often we saw a losing team meet in the middle, usually they just walked off the stage unhappy.
If you're talking about that first team that lost on the $75,000 question. I hate when a team loses at that level or lower because of teammates not getting to play.
That's Greed, the majority of losing contestants lost because of someone else's decision. If we're talking about feeling bad for contestants who didn't answer a question, then the three contestants I feel bad for are the three who did not get to answer a question on teams that had no qualifying question (guy in $100K seat on team that lost on $75K question about Kodak colors and the two people in the $75K and $100K seats on the team that lost on the $50K question about Eugene Cernan). In this college Greed episode they all had the QQ, so think of that as the first question of the game, and their opportunity to play.
Note: I also feel bad for Dan Avila because I don't think it was made clear to him that there wouldn't be any bailout for 3 correct answers at his $2.2M question.
@@artvandelay7687 If there's anyone on Dan Avila's team I personally feel bad for, it's Jackie Brakeman (the blonde lady in the $50,000 seat). Why? She was taken out of the game by Curtis Warren before the $1 million question. I really liked her. When Curtis challenged her to that terminator match, she was visibly upset, whining "Why me?" and in the brief split second you barely see her face, when she's hanging her head down on her way off the set, it seems to me like she couldn't get off the stage fast enough so she can go cry her eyes out backstage. Too bad she was a little slow in ringing in. But hey that's Fox for ya. Also, since she IS a historian, I like to think that if only she was faster than Curtis on that buzzer on that Teddy Roosevelt question, she would've won. If there's a reason why I dislike Curtis even more for challenging Jackie it's because (this was talked about on the Google Groups forums and confirmed by a contestant on the show named Tom Galloway, from the 11/18/1999 episode) she had fainted after they'd won that $500,000 question about cheese, probably from a panic attack. But to be rational, I guess i could see how that would make her prey for a Terminator match. Worse yet, later that following February in that Dan vs. Jackie Million Dollar Moment at the end of the losers episode, she ended up reliving that nightmare by losing ANOTHER terminator match before ANOTHER Million Dollar Question and ended up going back home with nothing but the clothes on her back... AGAIN! Well, both teams of losers who they invited back for that episode ended up losing again and even Dan Avila lost again at that Million Dollar Question on tourism destinations but at least he ended up winning $100,000 on WWTBAM four years later. I still have yet to see Jackie go on another game show and win at least some of that $200,000 that Curtis stole from her because I feel worse for her than I do for Dan.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr you have to admit though, Curtiss was a pretty smart man. He said we got this. This is easy money! Then when he returned he got his answers right off. I remember on his 100k question he said it's a no brainer. When you're on a gameshow like Greed that's what happens. People are out there for money, and he new he could beat Jackie. So while I feel bad for Jackie, that's how games go.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngrYeah Adrian was pissed and it shows…he knew the answer, but his teammates flubbed it, and he didn’t get to play for his question.
This was one of the few episodes after Super Greed to have a qualification round. The round was removed beginning with the first episode of Super Greed and this continued for the rest of the show’s run except for special episodes.
14:27 I LOVE that $75K question about Habitrail Homes... especially the 5 possible choices
The team that lost on the $25K question on Chuck could have used Andy as their captain.
And John Epperson. He even acknowledged Chuck's WOF history while working on that $2 million question.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr and now that his episode is up, Steve Unite too. When he was offered the $20K bail on his regular appearance he said "I can buy a lot of vowels with that, Chuck".
I remember the one episode where the question was on what show was Chuck Woolery not the host. The team incorrectly said Wheel of Fortune.
And on top of that the contestant who got that question claimed to have been following Chuck's career yet still got it wrong! Way to play yourself on national TV like an idiot! What an embarrassment! AND they were the only team in the whole run of of the show to bomb on the $25,000 question.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr I believe only two other $25K question contestants gave wrong answers to their questions, both of whom were saved by their captain. The first save was the Davey Jones' Locker question, that team unfortunately went on to lose at $100K anyway. The second save was by the final team of the show, which went on to be $200K winners.
What a great game show
The infamous chuck w 'uses' a freebie episode
LOL did you see my video? I have a clip from this episode with that funny moment
Wished they would’ve kept with the College themed questions. That SNL Question was Stupid.
Here’s a $500K Question for a College themed episode of Greed;
“Which 4 are the Most Popular College Majors of 2023?!”
- Biology / Biomedical ❌
- Business ✅
- Communications /Journalism ❌
- Engineering ✅
- Health ✅
- Psychology ❌
- Sociology / History ✅
The concept of the question is very very good (kudos to you for that) but the answers are a little vague. Sociology and History being grouped together doesn't make much sense, nor does Communications / Journalism or Biology / Medicine. BUT the concept - most common majors - is good, so again, props to you for that one. I'm a trivia writer in real life and last time I hosted Greed games for my friends, I did one with a specific university that published the most common majors (UC Davis). That was a fun one.
Whenever you make and write trivia questions, for anything like Greed or fun, always make sure you have the highest quality sourcing possible. People have been sued and fired because game show stuff they wrote was wrong. That probably won't be you but it's just a little tip.
One day I hope they bring Greed back. A TV journalist argued in a 2019 essay that a streaming service like Netflix could 100% bring it back.
Brendan must have been high before he got on the show. He looked stoned with his wrong answer.
If you ask me, he looked stoned throughout his whole appearance on this show in general. You can kinda hear it in his voice and notice how he gave that funny response to his $100K question.
Johnny Bluejeans was a character from a Comedy Central show.
@@ramibaghdadi1255 see the ms pac man song. Didn’t hear about the character at the time.
@@ramibaghdadi1255 It was "Viva Variety" and Johnny Bluejeans was played by Michael Ian Black
He’s a college kid.
3:12 We’re gonna start off at $25,000 in $25,000 increments.
For college players, they don't seem to be very smart when it comes to pop culture or game shows.
SMH
Or presidents
33:02 Sarah's voice sounds like Joey Lauren Adams from "Chasing Amy", and both of them kind of looked similar, at the time.
I liked her voice because I thought she sounded like a robot 🤖
Partly why I can't wait to see the June 2 episode so I can hear her voice during that team's failed attempt on that $200K Teen Life question
I only want to hear her voice when something good happens to her, like the way that she smiles, while she says something. That way, I can have fun with it.
3:18 We are gonna go March right on to $500,000
WOW Janna is beautiful
I'd like to use a freebie to get rid of one contestant that is hilarious. Some people would probably be mad at the contestant didn't know the Wheel Of Fortune based on Hangman but the captain did. But not all questions are easy to everyone. I watch a lot of game shows but some people don't.
3:22 We’ll double that at a million.
The second team was just to funny LOL! I did some research and Zachary Taylor is the presient with the first name Zachary. The others I new; Millard Fillmore Rutherford B Hayes, Woodrow Wilson,
@@ramibaghdadi1255 imteresting.
Hmmm... I wonder if Nicole Gabona partook in that survey about the most recognizable smells that was the subject of Dan Avila's $2.2 million question that he ended up losing on. If so, I totally understand Erica exacting revenge on his behalf by eliminating her in the Terminator. 😁🤣
Even more so, who would have thought chocolate was more recognizable than tuna? I would strongly disagree!
@@ryanm7249 Anyone who has ever baked cookies in their life.
@@danangell5482 I’ve been in front of people making chocolate chip cookies many times and I’ve never found it to be as strong as when someone opens a can of tuna.
@@ryanm7249 It's not about strength, it's about recognizability. Tuna could be a few other seafoods. There's no smell you can confuse chocolate with.
@ryanm it's not "canned tuna fish" it's just simply tuna. There is no way you can possibly differentiate between the smell of tuna and other fish. If you are blindfolded and walk into a chocolate store, I'm sure you can know where you are. You can easily recognize hot chocolate or chocolate cookies.
Andy saved the team twice.
But the only person who benefited from that was Dan, who was awarded $10,000 for a Terminator challenge.
On the $100,000 question, he agreed with Sarah.
Then he screwed them over on the $200,000 question.
I wonder if Andy followed Chuck Woolery’s career.
@@trevorpanno516 Unlike, Dennis
President Oscar?!
Hahaha Chuck gets roasted at 31:25
payback for his roasts of Samara
Game shows aren't my things
Plays greed
Some people don't like a lot of gameshows, I use to know a co-worker that the only gameshow he told me he ever liked is Classic Concentration.
I wanna see the next episode..
Me too
Actually you don't... Andy blows it for everyone on the $200k question
@@mattembury215 But after Andy's team, Steve Nadel's team scores a $500k win.
nice
Those college students are terrible in the first two shows.
At least the second team made it to $200,000. I am not too pleased that Meghan stopped after $100,000. Two other teams in the show's entire run (that I can recall) stopped after $100K, and both those other times the sitting contestants looked highly upset. Meghan's team didn't seem to mind, although they looked like they wanted to, especially Mike, but then again, they were college students and college kids are typically broke and have to pay back student loans, so I guess her team was a little more forgiving.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr I would have stopped after 100k also because I was not confident on that category. I wouldn't have been comfortable with Saturday Night Live either. Erika didn't even sound comfortable at the end and just rolled the dice like she said.
@@ryanm7249 Well at least Erica got $10,000 for challenging when she got her Terminator so there's that.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr true
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr I'd never stop at 100k because a freebie is available if necessary and I like my chances with 4 correct answers out of 5 choices.
8:06
cant see this is must be dial up