Not if your going for the million. The ask the audience lifeline is almost always useless in those upper tier questions. The 4 choices would just spread the percentages out more. You could end up with 25% across the board there. I think he did the right thing by using the 50/50 lifeline first.
@@zackq8865 I think David had an idea of the answer when the question came up. The interesting thing is that the four answers were from four different continents. If it was four counties from South America, it would have made it a harder question to answer. I remember watching some of the Paddington Bear cartoons growing up, I remember it was a South American country for its origin. Thus, when those answers came up, it was a time to confirm the thoughts with the lifelines.
@@obscurereference6298 The approach that is being was done by Bernie Cullen when he won the million. Cullen kept the four answers up for the audience to consider on the million dollar question. Cullen had two answers in mind. When, the 50-50 was used, Cullen got the break he needed when the second most voted answer was eliminated. From there, Cullen had a clean path to the million. In this instance, I have no problems with the way David used his lifelines on the final question. He had an ideas of the answer and he wanted to confirm in the best way possible.
My son loves Paddington Bear. He watches the show so much I have the theme song memorized, including the line, "he came from Peru, to be with me and you," but I never would have known before I was a parent.
He is only 24 years old? Wow! He behaves and acts more like a guy in his 40's that owns his own company. I mean that in a good way. He is so mature and knowledgable for his age.
Yeah, Master’s degree and already has what sounded like a pretty decent job. All of that and still had time to get on Millionaire. This guy is a beast.
I agree that the Trail of Tears feels like pretty general historical knowledge to be that high up, but IDK, I can see how there'd be plenty of people who just aren't that familiar with Paddington Bear.
Judith Kepple's question for the million in the UK was ridiculous. I was flexing at school for days as I was the only kid who knew the answer because I was obsessed with Kings and Queens of England so had learned a little bit about Eleanor of Aquitaine because of her association with King Henry II.
@e-man1634 No chance. It's perfectly legal. If it wasn't allowed then they wouldn't even bother with lifelines on this show to help out the contestants. Just like ask the audience. If you get 80% on one choice then that's pretty much spoonfeeding the answer as well.
David Goodman you won $500,000 you have your 50:50,phone-a-friend and ask the audience lifelines intact I can't stop looking at your impressive work none of your lifelines are crossed off I love it. This is the last time it will ever be mentioned in this game.
The Limits Fair musical tour was named for what character from ancient text? A) Lot's wife B) Adam's first wife C) Helen of Troy D) Muse of lyrical poetry B) Adam's first wife Final Answer Regis
I remember watching this show and very rarely seeing contestants make it & then lose by accidentally saying the wrong answer. I felt terrible! Their reactions said it all.
I swear some of these questions are like so much different in level now then in that time. Like the jowls question I had no idea and I knew trail of tears instantly
Yes I would've had to use a lifeline for jowls to be sure. I think we've become a lot more knowledgeable of different historical facts due to us being made aware of history in order to try not to repeat it.
To be fair this was in the year 2000 so this was the alternate choice before the internet really took off. The internet experience in 2000 was dial-up so it was VERY slow and would've been difficult to look up an answer in just 30 seconds that the lifeline gives you. Dial-up was only the way to access the internet at the time before broadband networks started up later in the 2000's and it was where some people actually used the internet to find an answer later in the show. In only a few seconds today you can google an answer and that's why they removed that life line all together in the later seasons.
In what city does the television drama "Homicide: Life on the Street" take place? A) New York B) Philadelphia C) Baltimore D) Los Angeles C)Baltimore Final Answer Regis
There's another Who Wants to be a millionaire online in the UK in the 3rd game I could have sworn that it was David Goodman winning another £1,000,000 with three lifelines intact along with his $1,000,000 with three lifelines used.
David Goodman won one million dollars. Later on He joins the 3 wise men on super millionaire and no one asks David Goodman for help when they could win $10,000,000 on Super Millionaire.
Kyle wins $10,000,000 when Alex Paras host super millionaire and he is the first contestant to do that. When Regis Phil in host super millionaire there were no $2,500,000 $5,000,000 or $10,000,000 winners.
Put the following Nobel Peace Prize winners in chronological order, starting with the most recent. C) Doctors Without Borders D)The Dalai Lama A) Desmond Tutu B) Menachem Begin Final Answer Regis.
John Carpenters $250k question 'which of these religions is not monotheistic' a) Islam b) Judaism c) Hinduism d) Christianity' was even worse. Mono - one. Theistic - presence of a deity. I would expect even the dumbest blondest American housewife would have a good chance of getting that one right...
@@ninjazprojects5246 It happened a lot in the older episodes where you could hear a computer typing or knew it was obvious that they were searching and I remember one episode Regis confronted it and said are they using a search engine and the contestant said yeah or didn't deny it so idk
I don't think that was the sound of a keyboard clicking, do remember that this was in the year 2000. A lot of people still had dial up and that was slow back then, also you couldn't call and be online at the same time. My family still had dial up in 2000. The clicking was possibly the sound of a corded phone making noise. I just think his phone-a-friend was with a group of people and somebody knew the answer.
Fun fact: On April 2022, Poland had the same top prize question (with other wrong answers except India). But contestant walked away with 500,000 złoty and had no lifelines
@@isthme8103 I'm not hating. I am pointing out that he didn't have to go through the exercise he did, because unless you are as dumb as a box of rocks, people know what the compound of water is.
He played so well! This exactly reminds me of John Carpenter (1st Million Dollar Winner) when he went all the way without using a lifeline!
"Yeah I don't feel too confident with 57-42 so I... did 1% say C???"
😂😂😂
Best way to answer if you don’t know!
@@ChokeslamToHellthat's what I'd have done. Either that or not vote.
He had a sick grin when the question came up. He knew the answer the whole time.
But when you get to the million with 3 lifelines, there’s no point in not using them.
@@seanmaher3518 No there is a point. That is to win like a boss like Carpenter did.
Not only grin but the whole namaste thingy he did when the answer came up...
Great game David Goodman, winning the whole game
This man confirmed what I already has suspicions of growing up in grade school through college: those who read, reach their dreams.
You ask the audience before you do the 50/50. You get more of a sense of the right answer when all four possible answers are out there.
Good idea
Not if your going for the million. The ask the audience lifeline is almost always useless in those upper tier questions. The 4 choices would just spread the percentages out more. You could end up with 25% across the board there. I think he did the right thing by using the 50/50 lifeline first.
@@zackq8865 I think David had an idea of the answer when the question came up. The interesting thing is that the four answers were from four different continents. If it was four counties from South America, it would have made it a harder question to answer.
I remember watching some of the Paddington Bear cartoons growing up, I remember it was a South American country for its origin. Thus, when those answers came up, it was a time to confirm the thoughts with the lifelines.
@@zackq8865 this is 100% incorrect. You want to dilute the incorrects between 3 and the corrects to 1. You will never get 4 x 25% that way.
@@obscurereference6298 The approach that is being was done by Bernie Cullen when he won the million.
Cullen kept the four answers up for the audience to consider on the million dollar question. Cullen had two answers in mind. When, the 50-50 was used, Cullen got the break he needed when the second most voted answer was eliminated. From there, Cullen had a clean path to the million.
In this instance, I have no problems with the way David used his lifelines on the final question. He had an ideas of the answer and he wanted to confirm in the best way possible.
My son loves Paddington Bear. He watches the show so much I have the theme song memorized, including the line, "he came from Peru, to be with me and you," but I never would have known before I was a parent.
He is only 24 years old? Wow! He behaves and acts more like a guy in his 40's that owns his own company. I mean that in a good way. He is so mature and knowledgable for his age.
By now, he's about 48
Yeah, Master’s degree and already has what sounded like a pretty decent job. All of that and still had time to get on Millionaire. This guy is a beast.
The last question literally was one of the easiest. The Trail of Tears was too
I agree that the Trail of Tears feels like pretty general historical knowledge to be that high up, but IDK, I can see how there'd be plenty of people who just aren't that familiar with Paddington Bear.
Judith Kepple's question for the million in the UK was ridiculous. I was flexing at school for days as I was the only kid who knew the answer because I was obsessed with Kings and Queens of England so had learned a little bit about Eleanor of Aquitaine because of her association with King Henry II.
Ah the good old days of early 2000s really miss these days
How many people were on that phone call? 🤔
A LOT...lol.. There was no attempt to even hide that. I was wondering if they were going to disqualify him for it.
@e-man1634 No chance. It's perfectly legal. If it wasn't allowed then they wouldn't even bother with lifelines on this show to help out the contestants. Just like ask the audience. If you get 80% on one choice then that's pretty much spoonfeeding the answer as well.
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@@zackq8865 well it's called phone A FRIEND... not called phone A GROUP of people....lol
The one guy used phone-a-friend and just had the friend search Google for the answer to the question right off the bat.
One person voted for "C" yet the 50/50 eliminated it, lol.
If all the audience who weren't sure voted a or c he would have known for sure lol
Probably pressed the wrong button
@@fable9159 I think so
Maybe the person reasoned “I don’t know the answer and I don’t want to lead him astray, so I’ll pick C”
I love the old millionaire episodes I miss them so much
18:54 you can buy a new car YOU JUST WON A MILLION DOLLARS!
David Goodman: MILLIONAIRE
@@ryankeegan3956yes indeed
Imagine losing that 1 000 000 $ ticket on a bus stop
?????? GEN Z SNOWFLAKE TYPE OF COMMENT 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
Interesting...you can hear people in the background talking when he phoned a friend.
They blatantly had a group of people with him lol
David Goodman you won $500,000 you have your 50:50,phone-a-friend and ask the audience lifelines intact I can't stop looking at your impressive work none of your lifelines are crossed off I love it. This is the last time it will ever be mentioned in this game.
David Goodman you’re a mathematician and you’re the best.
I was a Paddington Bear fan when I was little, read a lot of the books. I would have went with B before calling anyone.
Oh you're so smart
This guy didn't even need the lifelines, you could tell, but honestly I'd use them as well just so there's no doubt at all
Congratulations congratulations congratulations congratulations millionaire winner to David Goodman 👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️
The Limits Fair musical tour was named for what character from ancient text? A) Lot's wife B) Adam's first wife C) Helen of Troy D) Muse of lyrical poetry B) Adam's first wife Final Answer Regis
David Goodman could have played as a contestant again on super millionaire and won $10,000,000.
Really sounds like the dude he called looked up the information.
I remember watching this show and very rarely seeing contestants make it & then lose by accidentally saying the wrong answer. I felt terrible! Their reactions said it all.
Oh wow YOU won million dollars congratulations david WOO HOO HOO confetti 🎉🎉🎉🎉
From what seen, the questions on the US version of WWTBAM are a bit easier than UK.
It helps to get the easiest stack of questions in the whole system. Jeez, they pulled 75% of them from the junior board game?
I swear some of these questions are like so much different in level now then in that time. Like the jowls question I had no idea and I knew trail of tears instantly
Yes I would've had to use a lifeline for jowls to be sure. I think we've become a lot more knowledgeable of different historical facts due to us being made aware of history in order to try not to repeat it.
That was an easy 1m question. I knew he was from South America and with only one SA country there... Simple.
His friend on the phone kinda cheated, but I think he would've gotten it right anyway.
To be fair this was in the year 2000 so this was the alternate choice before the internet really took off. The internet experience in 2000 was dial-up so it was VERY slow and would've been difficult to look up an answer in just 30 seconds that the lifeline gives you. Dial-up was only the way to access the internet at the time before broadband networks started up later in the 2000's and it was where some people actually used the internet to find an answer later in the show. In only a few seconds today you can google an answer and that's why they removed that life line all together in the later seasons.
He really does look like a good man
He looks like an old man for 24. These days kids don't look like that until they're 40. I blame BPA
In what city does the television drama "Homicide: Life on the Street" take place? A) New York B) Philadelphia C) Baltimore D) Los Angeles C)Baltimore Final Answer Regis
From the American "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" show, this is David Goodman's game during a July 2000 episode of the primetime/ABC version. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸
There's another Who Wants to be a millionaire online in the UK in the 3rd game I could have sworn that it was David Goodman winning another £1,000,000 with three lifelines intact along with his $1,000,000 with three lifelines used.
You're referring to David Edwards 😊
Wow.. Just wow
😯
Did the visually-impaired contestant get into the hot seat after David’s run?
@15:46 “since I got it, I’ll ask the audience”…wait what?
His phone a friend sounded like he was sat with a group of other friends to answer the question...
This was on game show network yesterday
David Goodman won one million dollars. Later on He joins the 3 wise men on super millionaire and no one asks David Goodman for help when they could win $10,000,000 on Super Millionaire.
The audience with that 57% 💪💪
About one year later, another David (David Edwards) from UK won £1,000,000.
If you're British, this would be the first question.
David Goodman is like a computer in a red shirt he makes this game look so easy.
Bro is 24?!?! I'm 34, and he looks 10 years my senior lmao
Video begins at 14:47
Kyle wins $10,000,000 when Alex Paras host super millionaire and he is the first contestant to do that. When Regis Phil in host super millionaire there were no $2,500,000 $5,000,000 or $10,000,000 winners.
Congratulations.
🎊
What do riders ride on a traditional game of polo A) Zebras B) Horses C) Mules D) Ostriches B) Horses Final Answer Regis
Put the following Nobel Peace Prize winners in chronological order, starting with the most recent. C) Doctors Without Borders D)The Dalai Lama A) Desmond Tutu B) Menachem Begin Final Answer Regis.
ABSOLUTE GANGSTER!!!!
7:32 "well" he imitates Reagan
What is a swizzle stick designed to do? Stir Final Answer Regis
Alot of these questions were a joke...Trail of Tears for $125k?!
John Carpenters $250k question 'which of these religions is not monotheistic' a) Islam b) Judaism c) Hinduism d) Christianity' was even worse.
Mono - one. Theistic - presence of a deity. I would expect even the dumbest blondest American housewife would have a good chance of getting that one right...
I think the last three questions made up for that.
Anyone notice how fast our times were? There were questions about that.
You can hear keyboards clicking during the phone call. Haguy must have anticipated the call, having google on stand by. Isn't this cheating?
A bunch of episodes had the same thing and it's allowed
@@IA-eq8fs It's actually not allowed but there is also no way to certainly prove it.
@@ninjazprojects5246 It happened a lot in the older episodes where you could hear a computer typing or knew it was obvious that they were searching and I remember one episode Regis confronted it and said are they using a search engine and the contestant said yeah or didn't deny it so idk
I don't think that was the sound of a keyboard clicking, do remember that this was in the year 2000. A lot of people still had dial up and that was slow back then, also you couldn't call and be online at the same time. My family still had dial up in 2000. The clicking was possibly the sound of a corded phone making noise. I just think his phone-a-friend was with a group of people and somebody knew the answer.
@@IA-eq8fsSteve Perry.
Why did everyone from the 1900s age so fast 😭 this man looks 36
Fun fact: On April 2022, Poland had the same top prize question (with other wrong answers except India). But contestant walked away with 500,000 złoty and had no lifelines
He was so proud to let everyone know the compound of water is H2O. Duh. lol
@@isthme8103 I'm not hating. I am pointing out that he didn't have to go through the exercise he did, because unless you are as dumb as a box of rocks, people know what the compound of water is.
Awww, jealousy arent ya 😂
@@huy4512 Thanks for the pointless and stupid comment. What exactly am I supposed to be jealous of? Dullard.
I think I figured out the human who was the visual impaired person and definitely wasn't David Goodman
16:17
SOMEBODY PUT C?!!!
You can buy a new car u just won a million dollars
Thats such an easy question!
Who the fook is Paddington bear
@@IA-eq8fs fr I was thinking the same xd
@@IA-eq8fsmy friend 🧸
How many atoms of hydrogen are in one molecule of water? 2 Final Answer Regis
He used lifelines for million dollar question
Ronald Reagan was known as the great communicator. Final Answer Regis
16:04 one person voted C.
Accident
US version of this show is so easy omg
Yanks aren’t that bright
14:51
He played so well! This exactly reminds me of the 1st Millionaire John Carpenter when he went all the way without using a lifeline!
19:06
*KORY CHAR: YAY!!!* 😄👏
Easy peasy
The person in phone a Freind copied Him in The First bit
Who's that Visually Impaired guy?
Me.
U mean blind ?
@@ryrygoogoo Regis said Visually Impaired Contestant, and yeah it's the same thing as blind.
You can buy a new car, you just won $32.000
You can buy a new car you just won $1,000,000!
Haha someone voted for C 😂
Accidentally probably
Now your mom and dad told you she moved to Peru but the truth is she died and some day you will too.
Coulda phoned a friend, then used audience, and then 50/50 in that sequence 🤣
he actually had to mention his phone a friend is gay
It’s an Israeli name 🤦♂️ hagai
Its guy.
Smart man, his phone a friend was in a room with probably 20 people increasing their odds of knowing the answer lol
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