@@rawn4203 tell me what OBAMA did to prevent the Boston victims from losing their lives. Tell me what OBAMA did to prevent the rioting and looting that got people’s homes and businesses destroyed.
I'm sorry, but I find scary that neither an assistant district attorney, nor her boss, knew that the Golden Horde were Mongols. That's a scary level of lack of important historical knowledge, for two attorneys who could end up in politics.
6:12 technically all four answers to this question are not right. It was discovered that DW Griffith’s movie “In Old California” made in 1910, was the first movie to be shot in Hollywood. I do not know if the discovery was made before the taping of this episode, but I would have hoped they would allow this woman back for another 250k question.
At the time that this episode aired, In Old California by D.W. Griffith was still considered lost by many people. It was not until 2004 which was three years after this episode aired that In Old California was screened to the public for the first time in 94 years at that point in time. Once this film was discovered (or rediscovered) in 2004 and shown to the public at a film festival, then people officially said that In Old California was the first film of any length to be shot in Hollywood. In fact, The Squaw Man is actually still considered the first FEATURE LENGTH film made in Hollywood since In Old California is considered more of a short than The Squaw Man lol!! 😂 (I looked up In Old California on Wikipedia to help prove the point hopefully lol!! 😂) So, I’m betting that when this episode aired, people still assumed that The Squaw Man was the first feature length film to be shot in Hollywood since In Old California was probably still considered lost at that point in time. And the question is also kind of wrong because The Squaw Man came out in 1914 not 1913 lol!! 😂 You learn something new every day am I right lol?! 😂 Good discovery though.
@@dana102083 Yes, I remember that. I'm almost sure now that I was unnecessarily harsh on the phone-on-a-friend. Internet search engines weren't what they are now, or at least internet speed was much slower
Click the link if you want to see how the final contestant fares.
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I admire how confident and decisive the first contestant is, even though it bit her at the end.
yea...she could have been the first female contestant to win the million before Nancy Christy perhaps
Man this is right before 9/11
True.
Yep, right before george w bush failed to keep americans safe on their own soil. Sad.
@@rawn4203 Inside job, rather.
@@terminat1 Obama did the Boston bombings
@@rawn4203 tell me what OBAMA did to prevent the Boston victims from losing their lives. Tell me what OBAMA did to prevent the rioting and looting that got people’s homes and businesses destroyed.
"Have you noticed how many times Willard says 'Hwheayulll'?"
Then in the exact same tone the brother says "Hmmmmm....." Comedy gold!
I'm sorry, but I find scary that neither an assistant district attorney, nor her boss, knew that the Golden Horde were Mongols. That's a scary level of lack of important historical knowledge, for two attorneys who could end up in politics.
In the 1998 movie, "Stepmom" Julia Roberts plays a fashion photographer in the fashion industry.
I really want to know whether Regis had heard of the group ABBA before.
UBBA?
This episode aired just a day after my 6th birthday, just before going into Kindergarten around the time 9/11 happened
That must have been scary for you
Hey how close are you to 20k subscribers WWTBAMclassics?
Right now I’m a little over 11k
20K adding on
6:12 technically all four answers to this question are not right. It was discovered that DW Griffith’s movie “In Old California” made in 1910, was the first movie to be shot in Hollywood.
I do not know if the discovery was made before the taping of this episode, but I would have hoped they would allow this woman back for another 250k question.
At the time that this episode aired, In Old California by D.W. Griffith was still considered lost by many people. It was not until 2004 which was three years after this episode aired that In Old California was screened to the public for the first time in 94 years at that point in time. Once this film was discovered (or rediscovered) in 2004 and shown to the public at a film festival, then people officially said that In Old California was the first film of any length to be shot in Hollywood. In fact, The Squaw Man is actually still considered the first FEATURE LENGTH film made in Hollywood since In Old California is considered more of a short than The Squaw Man lol!! 😂 (I looked up In Old California on Wikipedia to help prove the point hopefully lol!! 😂)
So, I’m betting that when this episode aired, people still assumed that The Squaw Man was the first feature length film to be shot in Hollywood since In Old California was probably still considered lost at that point in time. And the question is also kind of wrong because The Squaw Man came out in 1914 not 1913 lol!! 😂
You learn something new every day am I right lol?! 😂 Good discovery though.
The fuck are the two lawyers doing there?!
HAHAHAHAHAHA ONLY $1K
All humans eff up. No ones immune
Happy 89th Birthday Late & Great Regis Philbin!! We'll always remember you & #WWTBAM Forever & Always. That's my final answer.
U right.
Meh.... He's a bit dumb
The computer programmer phone-a-friend has never heard of a search engine? I'm pretty sure Ask Jeeves was around.
They actually stopped phone a friend around 2010 because of just that.
@@dana102083 Yes, I remember that. I'm almost sure now that I was unnecessarily harsh on the phone-on-a-friend. Internet search engines weren't what they are now, or at least internet speed was much slower
22:07 Calls her Linda haha
22:28 Corrects himself to Laura
Are you closer to 10k subscribers?
Close but not quite there yet. At 9.6k right now
@@WWTBAMclassics 14.6k. Well done. Keep it up. I love listening to these in my car while driving.
30:41, Lyle the only contestant to be better than others.
Does Ghats look like a Chinese word? Good heavens...
Agree but I wouldnt have wanted to guess on it if unsure, with the stress of being on tv in the hotseat, either.