THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS HERE ON UA-cam! 🤗 Up until now, I’ve always had to dust off the old VCR player to show this episode to family/friends. It aired before UA-cam was a thing. 😆 So grateful to whoever took the time to digitize this footage and give it a home on the Internet. Thank you!!!!
Funnily enough because the answer to Julie's $4000 question was option c domino's it reminded me of the question on a different episode involving that pizza 🍕 chain on the dots represented either the building's ™️ trademark toppings the 1st 3 locations the people who came up with the name of the restaurant or 🇮🇹 italy's 3 notable cities(Rome Sicily and naples)
Matthew Nicolai - Awww! Thank you! I actually grew up to become a singer and songwriter. You can check out my originals and covers over on my UA-cam channel. 🤗 It’s so funny that I am seeing this again after all these years! A friend recently found this link today. I had no idea it lived here since this episode aired before UA-cam. LOL. Now I don’t have to plug in my VCR anymore to watch this. 😆
Some polls were brutal such as the last question from February 1, 2000 about the first $100k winner on "Star Search". The contestant actually wasted all three lifelines on that question, using in order AtA, Phone-a-Friend, and 50:50. The Phone-a-Friend did not have a clue either. Using 50:50 resulted in choices A and C remaining, but most of the audience voted D. As Regis famously said before the horn tooted, "My gosh, you're right!" after the contestant guessed C.
Well that was such an unexpected walkaway after a major AtA fail. 80 percent is the highest amount of percentage in the US responsible for getting the answer wrong on this show. This also happened on the final Classic TV episode after Adam's game was over.
8:36 Clearly she does not watch college football and has never heard of the Red River Rivalry, which involves the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Oklahoma. I face-palmed so hard when she went with Platte instead of Red as her final answer. This would have been an easy pass to Question 12 for me if I were faced with that question.
@** Hard call actual they tend to be right when it is unanimous like that. But I think we can all agree that this audience fucked him over. Then clapped worst of all...
The question asked us to put the MTV people in order based on the year of their BIRTH and not how long they've been on MTV. ;-) Kurt Loder is older than Martha Quinn.
Possible answers for questions: Grant $200: Crammer or Cram (How fitting for this show!) Grant $2,000: Key (Legend and Key are the same thing.) Kha $100: Index (It's also a finger on your hand which is next to your thumb.)
redcomic619 LMAO! 😂 Not sure how old you are, but even if I am older than you I can guarantee you that I do NOT look like a grandma. 😆 I still get carded. 🤗 This has been a fun trip down memory lane.
@@rogerscottcathey There were two college series, one in 2000, and one in 2002 Way more money was won in '02, which had two $250k winners (on the same night) and one $125k winner
@@WWTBAMclassics : Thank you. You know, I burnt a half hour googling it and you were Johnny on the spot. You're going to have to write a book of Millionaire trivia! Thanks again!👍
@@jimduggan8962 Pretty sure it doesn't. There have been multiple times where we got a glimpse of his screen while a contestant was still trying to answer a question and it was pretty much identical to what the contestant sees on their screen. He probably knew the answer from having his own morning talk show where he kept up with the news for a living. Also, there was a similar incident that I recall on one of the earlier episodes of the UK version of the show in which Chris Tarrant's demeanor changed when a contestant gave a wrong answer, but the contestant caught that and used a lifeline. Pretty sure that, like with the American version of the show, that we get a glimpse of Tarrant's screen on occasion and there is no answer displayed.
32:32 she did the right thing by polling the audience, I don't blame her for wanting to get to that first safe haven. 9 players in the whole show airings' run before her did not make it there before this.
Roger Scott Cathey - You’ll have to excuse my younger self. Also it was the early 2000s when runs were a thing with pop singers. 😆 I have come a long way as a professional singer, and totally believe in less is more now when it comes to my vocals. I hope you’ll give my more recent work a listen! 😆🤗
Recently this show relaunched in April, after not airing for many years. The time compression still exists but sometimes it's not as fast as previously aired. In addition, the original credits have been showing for each episode so far. The full credit roll has been shown without an advertisement three times: May 26, 2023 for the 2/22/2000 episode ua-cam.com/video/lFoPOYjWHpI/v-deo.html June 5, 2023 for the Leap Day 2000 episode ua-cam.com/video/9MiXXUouQCU/v-deo.html August 17, 2023 for the July 13, 2000 episode ua-cam.com/video/CNJQr7whmK4/v-deo.html
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS HERE ON UA-cam! 🤗 Up until now, I’ve always had to dust off the old VCR player to show this episode to family/friends. It aired before UA-cam was a thing. 😆 So grateful to whoever took the time to digitize this footage and give it a home on the Internet. Thank you!!!!
Do you remember how you spent the $32K?
16:30
I always thought it was messed up to clap when you're the reason they lost.
I guess it's a kind gesture? But what the actual fuck...
Funnily enough, college football helped me get Julie's $64,000 question right.
Funnily enough because the answer to Julie's $4000 question was option c domino's it reminded me of the question on a different episode involving that pizza 🍕 chain on the dots represented either the building's ™️ trademark toppings the 1st 3 locations the people who came up with the name of the restaurant or 🇮🇹 italy's 3 notable cities(Rome Sicily and naples)
Dang! Kha Vo has a good voice! She should be on American Idol!
Matthew Nicolai - Awww! Thank you! I actually grew up to become a singer and songwriter. You can check out my originals and covers over on my UA-cam channel. 🤗 It’s so funny that I am seeing this again after all these years! A friend recently found this link today. I had no idea it lived here since this episode aired before UA-cam. LOL. Now I don’t have to plug in my VCR anymore to watch this. 😆
@@vokhalAlso for the West Bank Question, I would have picked 1 of the following 2.
1: Jordan
2: Syria
It was the Red River that borders between Texas and Oklahoma
Rob Van Winkle is the real name of Vanilla Ice.
BRUTAL ask the audience ohh 🤦🏻♂️
80% the wrong answer and under 10% the correct one 🪦
Some polls were brutal such as the last question from February 1, 2000 about the first $100k winner on "Star Search". The contestant actually wasted all three lifelines on that question, using in order AtA, Phone-a-Friend, and 50:50. The Phone-a-Friend did not have a clue either. Using 50:50 resulted in choices A and C remaining, but most of the audience voted D. As Regis famously said before the horn tooted, "My gosh, you're right!" after the contestant guessed C.
Bruh I didn’t even finish college and I knew all these
That was so stunning for Grant that most of the audience said “Wired” instead of “Slate”. Wired magazine is owned by Conde Nast.
He was pretty smart to be very skeptical of that answer too. I woulda gone with the 80% straight away 😂
please upload some more early and summer 2000 episodes...!!!
16:35
no goodbye to contestant music cue?
Well that was such an unexpected walkaway after a major AtA fail. 80 percent is the highest amount of percentage in the US responsible for getting the answer wrong on this show. This also happened on the final Classic TV episode after Adam's game was over.
Last lady got very lucky with the 50/50! Gotta love it!
8:36 Clearly she does not watch college football and has never heard of the Red River Rivalry, which involves the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Oklahoma. I face-palmed so hard when she went with Platte instead of Red as her final answer. This would have been an easy pass to Question 12 for me if I were faced with that question.
Epic fail from audience later on after 15:38
Donovan Scalco : and then the audience clapped! WTF?
@** Hard call actual they tend to be right when it is unanimous like that. But I think we can all agree that this audience fucked him over. Then clapped worst of all...
@@phyllisarringtion5354 audiences are wrong so sorry
Mr. T seems too obvious.
you have wwtbam college edition shaili bhula December 19 2000
It’s The Who Wants To Be A Millionaire College Championship
You've won $32,000, congratulations! You can now afford this terms textbooks!
0:50 From abc studios in New York, is college edition
Lol Slate. That sucks.
The Mtv fastest finger answers were incorrect. Martha Quinn was there years before Kurt Loder.
The question asked us to put the MTV people in order based on the year of their BIRTH and not how long they've been on MTV. ;-) Kurt Loder is older than Martha Quinn.
Possible answers for questions:
Grant $200: Crammer or Cram (How fitting for this show!)
Grant $2,000: Key (Legend and Key are the same thing.)
Kha $100: Index (It's also a finger on your hand which is next to your thumb.)
I miss Regis Philbin
28:01 What a lovely portrait.
Tureaud . . hmmm . . Mr. T? . . . nah!!!! gong!
Roger Scott Cathey - Thank you! 🥰
@@vokhal : I visited your channel! Nice!
Roger Scott Cathey - Oh, glad you found it! Thank you! 🤗
Amazing to think all of these college students are now old and near retirement age!
If they were in their 20s in 2000, they'd be in their late 30s or early 40s now; hardly "old and near retirement age."
LOL! I was 21 in this episode. I’m 41 now. Definitely nowhere near retirement age! 😆
KHA Quiet grandma. Eat your prunes.
redcomic619 LMAO! 😂 Not sure how old you are, but even if I am older than you I can guarantee you that I do NOT look like a grandma. 😆 I still get carded. 🤗 This has been a fun trip down memory lane.
SeikiBrian - Thank for setting redcomic619 straight! I nearly spit out my wine when I read his/her comment. 😂 Clearly you’re much better at math! 🤗
I hope one of the acquired episodes is the Walt Disney world us Olympics edition or syndicated from wdw WWTBAMClassics
Sorry, man, I didn't get any of those.
@@WWTBAMclassics : what was the highest amount won on the college versions?
@@rogerscottcathey There were two college series, one in 2000, and one in 2002
Way more money was won in '02, which had two $250k winners (on the same night) and one $125k winner
@@WWTBAMclassics : Thank you. You know, I burnt a half hour googling it and you were Johnny on the spot. You're going to have to write a book of Millionaire trivia! Thanks again!👍
@@rogerscottcathey Haha thanks. Maybe if the revival is a hit, I'll write it while I'm quarantined 😂😂
WWTBAMclassics, do you have the first part of College Edition? Thanks!
You can tell Regis knew the answer to the question about the West Bank.
I feel like his screen showed the correct answer always but idk I could be wrong
@@jimduggan8962 Pretty sure it doesn't. There have been multiple times where we got a glimpse of his screen while a contestant was still trying to answer a question and it was pretty much identical to what the contestant sees on their screen. He probably knew the answer from having his own morning talk show where he kept up with the news for a living.
Also, there was a similar incident that I recall on one of the earlier episodes of the UK version of the show in which Chris Tarrant's demeanor changed when a contestant gave a wrong answer, but the contestant caught that and used a lifeline. Pretty sure that, like with the American version of the show, that we get a glimpse of Tarrant's screen on occasion and there is no answer displayed.
@@jimduggan8962 The host's screen doesn't reveal the correct answer until the participant's answer has been marked with orange.
That one guy who only ate bread and cheese... srsly?? Wow... wonder how hes doing now...
The Red River Rivalry
Back when college kids actually knew how to read before getting to campus.
32:32 she did the right thing by polling the audience, I don't blame her for wanting to get to that first safe haven. 9 players in the whole show airings' run before her did not make it there before this.
At 23:02 I remembered learning about it in 10th grade in world history class.
Damn!
0:50
0:49
Can you find the u.s. olympic champions edition
I don't have those shows, unfortunately
bummer
tremolo is way overdone by amateur singers.
Roger Scott Cathey - You’ll have to excuse my younger self. Also it was the early 2000s when runs were a thing with pop singers. 😆 I have come a long way as a professional singer, and totally believe in less is more now when it comes to my vocals. I hope you’ll give my more recent work a listen! 😆🤗
@@vokhal : Where will that be heard?
It sounds a bit to me that the gsn version of episode is on methamphetamine cause it's so fast the talking. Why so fast on the audio?
So they can fit in an extra commercial break.
A thing called time compression for more commercials
Recently this show relaunched in April, after not airing for many years. The time compression still exists but sometimes it's not as fast as previously aired. In addition, the original credits have been showing for each episode so far. The full credit roll has been shown without an advertisement three times:
May 26, 2023 for the 2/22/2000 episode ua-cam.com/video/lFoPOYjWHpI/v-deo.html
June 5, 2023 for the Leap Day 2000 episode ua-cam.com/video/9MiXXUouQCU/v-deo.html
August 17, 2023 for the July 13, 2000 episode ua-cam.com/video/CNJQr7whmK4/v-deo.html
@@Computerman859really? I think the time compression is worse in the 2023 reruns compared to the original reruns.
Kha Vo is Vietnamese