Actually a very smart strategy, he knows enough to get a decent amount of his buzzes right, but even when he gets them wrong he has such a lead because he literally just doesn’t let anyone else answer that it doesn’t matter, on top of that it makes the other contestants nervous and they’ll buzz when they don’t have an answer further increasing his lead
So was the game different than jeopardy? In jeopardy if the first person gets the answer wrong other people can buzz in. It’s the game itself that is the flaw! There were a bunch of shitty game shows in the 80s!
@@MichaelSuperbacker I imagine situations like these are probably what lead to other game shows adopting that format to make it less one sided for whoever presses the button first.
I was playing a trivia game with my brother once. All he got out was “she-“ and I blurted out “the queen of England!” He just paused and said “uh…yeah”
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@@MrFrog-rc3zx , out of curiosity, but what does your comment have to do with the content of this video? I do not deny that what you say is important, if not well-intended, but it honestly sounds like spam. Moreover, at least YAHASHUA HA'MASHIACH tried to relate to the people of His Time with parables. Why not be more relatable yourself?
@@paxhumana2015 It doesn’t have to do with the video, and Im not using parables because I don’t want the Gospel to be lost in anyone’s interpretation. I want it to be clear.
curtis's strategy is to guess when the important information will be given in the question and buzz right before that. it will take a second or so for the host to acknowledge the buzz and stop reading, so there will still be a few words spoken after the buzz, allowing curtis to get enough info to answer correctly. most people will wait until they hear the info and know the answer to buzz, but curtis gets in a little bit ahead. when other players buzz in early, they have to buzz in even before the earliest possible moment where they'll get enough info to answer, almost guaranteeing they won't actually know the question. curtis's strategy really is the best one to take in this kind of game, where the trivia is so easy that all the players were know almost all of the answers.
Yeah, that’s what I figured. It’s easier said than done, of course, since he had to simultaneously be listening to the question, identifying keywords, and making predictions.
i figure this dude was on the academic team in school because thats how lots of competitive trivia is set up - theyll tell you exactly what sort of thing theyre looking for right at the beginning of the question then give more context that makes it easier, so some people can swoop in right at the start. one of the questions in this video was "bram stoker's novel" and he was able to cut it off there, because the most famous bram stoker novel is dracula so dracula was a relatively safe guess
I feel like this guy is the reason why Jeopardy added that buzzer mechanism that doesn't allow you to buzz in until the host finishes speaking the question xD
Jeopardy also allows the other contestants to answer if you don't know. That's why it's game-breaking here to buzz in early: you deny them the chance to earn any points ever. As long as you're right more often than wrong, you're guaranteed to win. And that's assuming that penalty is equal to points for getting it right -- which I don't think it is lol.
I'm genuinely impressed by your talent to take an obscure topic which YOU find interesting and make a video on it engrossing so many people into it as well
Thank you for commenting this. 🙏🏼 I agree w/ you & am glad you got a heart by Drew. Also congrats btw! 🥳 I feel like he's hard on himself about his videos. He really has a talent for doing what you said in this comment & I'm glad you brought that to his attention. 😄
Fun Fact: He was also on Jeopardy but lost in his first game, but was also on a game show called "Win Ben Stein's Money". As a profession, he was an air traffic controller. Intriguing man.
@@ohioella they won’t fully disappear tho yk, wish you could block stuff on this or even better have UA-cam give a shit about it and take care of the pests
Michele is the alternate timeline hero of Curtis’s story who eventually learns his greatest weakness and defeats him in a grand finale match where all the money is on the line, teaching him the ultimate them that the true game show host prize is the friends you made along the way.
@@arcanesylph1344 He had almost zero speech delay, it takes me a second to formulate my thoughts and actually say it. He has very excellent mental health
I played quizbowl for a few years, and it sucks so much to be going against the team with one guy who knows literally everything after one word. It hurts even more when they are like 11, which is strangely common
I was allowed on the quizbowl team a year early and watching 12/13 year olds realize they're getting owned by a 10 year old is a gratification I haven't been able to replicate since
i did quizbowl one year but my utter lack of interest in local politicians (i was 12) meant i lost my team a few points. also the host reading the questions had such a thick southern accent i heard 'group of lines' as 'group of lions'
@@jonahmusic7243 It sounded like he knew WHAT the host was going to ask so he probably semi-cheated either watching old videos or just getting a list of what the host would ask and memorizing what he could based on the first words asked.....that or he got extremely lucky
@@ontxtteredwxngs There was a scandal over rigged game shows in the 50s and they made a law banning rigged game shows with some steep penalties, networks take it seriously so I doubt it was rigged.
Watching this made me realize why Jeopardy is so much more fun to watch. The reason Curtis was able to keep winning, it seems to me, was because a) they can buzz in before the question is finished, b) if they get it wrong, the others don't get to try to answer, and c) the questions aren't that difficult. I'm sure he studied and practiced but they're nowhere near as challenging as Jeopardy questions, so you're far more likely to get it right with a guess.
He also is trying to buzz in in a very tight window; which is *before* the host gives important context clues but *after* he's still going to say them as part of a natural part of finishing his thought. If the buzzer cut the host's mic it would be a different story.
Late response but you have to remember the time this game show took place in. I was able to answer quite a few of these myself but that’s because I have 10+ years of googling random shit.
Curtis’ buzzing-in-before-he’s-heard-the-whole-question thing is actually how you are taught to behave in big quizzing competitions with buzzers, there’s a bunch of crazy techniques like half-pressing down the button before the question so you have less of a delay between the mental impulse and the actual pressing of the button. What he’s doing though is where you are taught to be able to tell from the start of the question what the full question is likely to be and to buzz in off of that alone.
@@steppin-razor Running buzzing? What does that even mean? The people who install and take care of the buzzers..? Idk if they spent much time publishing intricate theories but aight.
@@FreshGirl3000 I've helped out in a buzz-in game and was on a trivia game team, it's all pretty much the advice I heard from my coach and other players. Don't be such a contrarian, you'll find people are nicer to you :)
Side note- this wasn’t just Curtis who dominated like this. Every $ale of the Century grand champion was the kind of person that would answer three words in. Basically, if you saw a player do this for a couple questions in a row, chances are they probably won six figures.
because if you answer 4 questions and only get one of them wrong, you've made a net total of $5 while not giving your opponents a chance to get anything at all. Easy game to dominate
@@nmitchxll305 that’s what I got out of it. It’s little risk high reward. If you get it wrong. Whatever. You now fucked over the other two because they don’t have a chance to guess because they just saw the answer. If you get it right. Nice.
His haircut evolution looks like him slowly becoming an evil genius doctor who creates his own race of superhumans and becomes a gameshow style dictator where if you don't know enough trivia you're executed.
To compare the question answering on Jeopardy, since in all honesty this is just Jeopardy but worse. On Jeopardy, a staffer has to enable the buzzer system once the host finishes their sentence. Buzz too soon and your blocked for a few seconds; which is crucial time. It was at a point where some of the best Jeopardy players like Ken Jennings were able to notice the style of how some of the staff handled the buzzer along with knowing some of Trebeks speech patterns to figure out when he would finish the question.
Curtis probably would've dominated in Season 1 (or even before that on the Art Fleming version) Jeopardy where you could buzz in as soon as the clue is revealed but then the host still finished reading the whole thing before calling on you.
More like: Host: “Who w-“ **ding** “-as the actor slash comedian who played the voice of Remy the rat in Pixar’s Oscar award winning 2007 film Ratatouille?” Curtis: “Patton Oswalt!” Host: “Corrrrrrect!”
Ever since Drew made me realize that people post on the end of the month to meet deadlines for sponsorships, I can only notice how everybody posts a video on the last day of the month, and that shit's hilarious
There is something about the smug little smirk and shoulder shake he does after every question that drives me NUTS, I've never wanted to fight someone more in my life
I love how casually drew introduced Curtis. He’s just a normal contestant doing really well then 8 minutes in he drops that he won 10 EPISODES IN A ROW… then you drop the Gangster who shares his name
If anyone wants an idea about how Curtis is probably guessing correctly before the question is finished: In most game shows if they ask a question about an artist it's probably going to be an artist that most of the audience is going to be familiar with. So if the question asks about an artist that was also an inventor, you should probably guess "Leonardo Da Vinci" even though he wasn't the only artist who invented things. The same logic applies to other catrgories too.
The scary part is that I immediately thought of 1986 as a long time ago and 2000 as basically the present day. Then later it dawned on me that 2000 is actually closer to 1986 than to now.
Most of these I can see how Curtis made his guess (even on the ones he got wrong). The one that scares me is at 4:50 when the host says “My father-“ and Curtis somehow guesses “Lady Di”. Like what wizardry is that?!
It’s from a round called fame game where the host gives multiple clues about a famous person and the contestants buzz in when they figure out who it is. The “my father” clue wasn’t the first clue given.
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As someone who _was on a trivia show_ of this style for several years - _this is why they have lock-out on the buzzers._ You've got a huge illuminated pair of icons, a green check and a big red X behind the host, and when they finish reading the question, the producer hits a button in the booth, there's an enormous CLUNK noise, and the check mark lights up green. _Only then_ can you buzz in to answer the question. Otherwise, you get shows that look like this. If you want to see some real scary speed, check out National Quiz Bowl trivia round reads - the proctor reads the questions at lightning pace, and the people answering usually get the answer within the first _5 or 6 words._
I'm confused watching this video cause the only Trivia show I know works like this ?? You buzz in as soon as you get the answer even if the question is not done ?? Sometimes people buzz but they don't have the answer and that's ok ?? Didn't realize some people would want to avoid that lmao I guess that's a cultural difference.
@@mireillecopin6183 They changed how it works because strategies like these were pretty much killing the format. A lot of people prefer to watch trivia shows and play along, as opposed to just rooting for a highly competitive contestant.
@@jade_is_tired yeah that makes sense that some people want a slower-paced show. Although I can assure you that letting contestant buzz in as soon as they want doesn't stop you from playing along from home, it just makes it highly competitive haha It's really one of those cultural things you don't realize exists until you hear about it. Like I knew time and silence are cultural, as in how long you should take before answering a question in everyday conversation varies from language to language, or how rude it is to cut someone off depends on the language/culture. I just never thought of the implications of such differences when it comes to trivia shows haha
When he won all that money on Greed, at that point he had won more money on game shows than anyone else in history. That record has since been surpassed by multiple people but still.
@@Enso. Mother of pearl. 😂 I just Googled that word too and I have to say that is a super specific diagnosis to receive. We need to get these quartz sniffers off the streets and get them some help yo.
There is a kind of “sport quizzing” where the whole point is that you memorise all questions so you can buzz in as early as you can make out what question it’s gonna be.
the cut to Curtis on the second gameshow with the "and he grew out his hair a little bit" has me in tears. i haven't stopped laughing. why did he look like that
He looks like he was electrocuted immediately before going on stage. That being said I would gladly take that haircut if it means I'd get 1.4 million dollars
I wonder if any of the contestants that he went up against knew his strategy beforehand. Also, the showrunners must have been annoyed as hell because half the fun of watching a trivia quiz show is trying to guess the answer at home, but the host couldn't even get out half the question most of the time. They also needed to fill ~25 minutes, and this dude is shaving off time like crazy.
Does anyone else remember that one episode of _Monk_ where both the bad guy and Monk were competing in a gameshow, but they both had answer sheets ahead of time? So every time the host began to ask a question, he couldn't even get through one word of it before both Monk and Bad Guy had already shouted out the answer. Yeah, that script was based on Curtis.
They didn't have an answer sheet. The host had a code to show the bad guy what the answer was, and Monk figured out what it was(the corner of the card the host held it from said which answer was correct). I know this because I legit JUST saw the episode lmao.
The fact that Curtis’ face looked like that when they mentioned how much money he had won, he knew he was playing the system and winning. No one looks like that when they’ve won 136k in the 70s!
Oof, that was me on some classes, I'd always hope someone else would raise they're hand but nothing, the teacher just stood there waiting so I had to, I would often tell the answer to someone else so they would answer cause I was very shy 😅
Me during history class. And English class. Aaand religion class. I just found it annoying when the entire classroom was completely quiet and it halted the entire class to a halt.
This show is making me realize how lucky I was in school that they made it a rule that you couldn't answer before the question finished or else you'd be disqualified when playing trivia games
i noticed that because of the i guess delay? between the host mentally registering the buzz and stopping asking the question, curtis got to hear a couple more words even after he buzzed. really good strategy and he had the wit+general knowledge to truly make to work
Well, his strategy @ Sale of the Century is what makes most sense, mathematically. As long as you can answer just better than 50% of the questions correctly; and the other contestants are not given an opportunity to answer after you answer incorrectly; the goal becomes preventing the other contestants from answering at all.
And the thing is that Sale of the Century was pretty specifically designed for that. As was evident in the game shown here, there were very specific clues early on in questions where you could either get the answer straight away or make a very solid educated guess.
sometimes when i see contestants use this trick in modern trivia shows and get it wrong, the host usually sarcastically replies "maybe if you had just waited until i finished the question..." it seems this play style isn't tolerated anymore lol
as someone who's on a highschool quizbowl team, curtis is just a normal player lmao since in small matches you don't lose points, this is pretty much how you're encouraged to play
@@PandaFan2443 yes and no, it depends on the league of play and especially what kind of round youre playing. most tournaments ive played it are based on whoever gets the point first, so its usually not determined by the buzzer after the question is fully read, but rather while it is being read out.
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Is it just me or were old game show questions way, way easier? The only ones I didn't know immediately were old pop culture stuff that I didn't grow up with
a genuine sense of joy hits me when i see drew has a new upload. one of the only you tubers i watch now where i actually watch the video rather than just listening to it in the background
About the “good luck kiss”: he also did that on episodes with kid contestants. I remember one of him asking a ~12yo for a kiss and her awkwardly giving him one...
I would hate to go against that guy. Good on Michelle for trying, though. Poor John was just awkwardly sitting there the whole time....and he's a freaking dentist! He should know something else at least besides the one question. I feel for him.
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I just fell down the Curtis Warren rabbit hole and thought no one else on earth would care as much as me about it and then found this video. Absolute gold, thank you so much for making this! 11/10 no notes
youtube won't let me unsubscribe
Damn thats fast
that's too bad
Oof yeah i don't like Danny either id also unsub
Drew Gooden
That’s because drew owns UA-cam.
Actually a very smart strategy, he knows enough to get a decent amount of his buzzes right, but even when he gets them wrong he has such a lead because he literally just doesn’t let anyone else answer that it doesn’t matter, on top of that it makes the other contestants nervous and they’ll buzz when they don’t have an answer further increasing his lead
So was the game different than jeopardy? In jeopardy if the first person gets the answer wrong other people can buzz in. It’s the game itself that is the flaw! There were a bunch of shitty game shows in the 80s!
@@MichaelSuperbacker I imagine situations like these are probably what lead to other game shows adopting that format to make it less one sided for whoever presses the button first.
Honestly super bad design. Did the producers not think that someone would just… keep buzzing in?
@@luckyman9457 I think they assumed that the person would get a bunch wrong and lose points, but he was too skilled
The point system also is flawed. Starting out with 4x the point value so if you miss a question it’s not really a big deal.
That’s a jarring transformation Curtis made into an unhinged quiz show supervillain.
Did you mean The Riddler?
It looks like he spent that 15 year gap between shows touring with The Cure.
I'm fucking using this
@DON`T VISIT MY CHANNEL !!! ( WARNING ) ok
Maybe hes the hero though
Curtis actually first applied for the position of host but was turned down, and he took that personally
he destroy games
He probably made more money as a contestant than he would have as a host 🤔
I love seeing nba memes in regular comment sections
Actual supervillain
And probably ran away with the question cards
"What the fuck, Michelle?" made me laugh way more than it probably should have.
I rewatched that a few times
Classic obscure reference
@@andybaldman "what the fuck, richard"
@@jackieburkhart3268 I taught my girlfriend that one, and we say it all the time to each other. It's become part of our vocabulary.
@@andybaldman my friend and I reference it all the time, it’s weirdly fun to say
Richard: "I-"
Curtis: "The Spanish inquisition!"
Richard: "That is correct"
Only Curtis expects it
Michelle: "Well, that was unexpected"
I was playing a trivia game with my brother once. All he got out was “she-“ and I blurted out “the queen of England!”
He just paused and said “uh…yeah”
@@ingloriousbaxter You're a descendant of Curtis
Nobody: I expected that.
Imagine getting on this show and being excited to win money on a game show... then realizing that Curtis came back
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"I can't wait to see if I'll-"
Curtis: 😃
"-aaaaand it looks like I'm going home broke af today 😔"
Even if you weren’t expecting to win, just to have some fun..
@@MrFrog-rc3zx , out of curiosity, but what does your comment have to do with the content of this video? I do not deny that what you say is important, if not well-intended, but it honestly sounds like spam. Moreover, at least YAHASHUA HA'MASHIACH tried to relate to the people of His Time with parables. Why not be more relatable yourself?
@@paxhumana2015 It doesn’t have to do with the video, and Im not using parables because I don’t want the Gospel to be lost in anyone’s interpretation. I want it to be clear.
too bad he spells his name like a chump!
Yo Kurtis, this you?
hey kurty❤️🔥🤷♀️😘
hi kurtis conner 🫖🫖
Obviously you're the superior Kurtis
Bruhh
curtis's strategy is to guess when the important information will be given in the question and buzz right before that. it will take a second or so for the host to acknowledge the buzz and stop reading, so there will still be a few words spoken after the buzz, allowing curtis to get enough info to answer correctly. most people will wait until they hear the info and know the answer to buzz, but curtis gets in a little bit ahead. when other players buzz in early, they have to buzz in even before the earliest possible moment where they'll get enough info to answer, almost guaranteeing they won't actually know the question. curtis's strategy really is the best one to take in this kind of game, where the trivia is so easy that all the players were know almost all of the answers.
i’m amazed
Yeah, that’s what I figured. It’s easier said than done, of course, since he had to simultaneously be listening to the question, identifying keywords, and making predictions.
Hmm
wow
i figure this dude was on the academic team in school because thats how lots of competitive trivia is set up - theyll tell you exactly what sort of thing theyre looking for right at the beginning of the question then give more context that makes it easier, so some people can swoop in right at the start. one of the questions in this video was "bram stoker's novel" and he was able to cut it off there, because the most famous bram stoker novel is dracula so dracula was a relatively safe guess
Curtis is who I imagine myself to be on a gameshow, John is how I'd actually look.
Accurate af
1.6k likes and 2 comments???!? Wtf
Same
youre glad youre john, curtis is asking for violence😅😅😅
I will actually manage to be worse than john
I feel like this guy is the reason why Jeopardy added that buzzer mechanism that doesn't allow you to buzz in until the host finishes speaking the question xD
Jeopardy is even more brutal than that, if you buzz early your buzzer gets locked out for like a half second so you get screwed out of the question.
Dont dislike it
I know this is off-topic, but I love your 'slipping into the future' fanfic! (if you are the author of it if you're not sorry for wasting your time)
@@ordinaryartistt how do you know they wrote a fanfic? And where, ao3? 😂
Jeopardy also allows the other contestants to answer if you don't know. That's why it's game-breaking here to buzz in early: you deny them the chance to earn any points ever. As long as you're right more often than wrong, you're guaranteed to win. And that's assuming that penalty is equal to points for getting it right -- which I don't think it is lol.
This man has the most 1980's "smirk and head jiggle" when he's correct.
THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS UP! Hilarious!
I love it so much
And when he got the answer right and mouthed “oh gosh”
EXACTLY, lolol!
I'm genuinely impressed by your talent to take an obscure topic which YOU find interesting and make a video on it engrossing so many people into it as well
You got a heart and no one noticed, this is so sad.
A heart and no likes
@@stratford1 aww , its okay I don't really care lol, but ur sweet
Thank you for commenting this. 🙏🏼 I agree w/ you & am glad you got a heart by Drew. Also congrats btw! 🥳 I feel like he's hard on himself about his videos. He really has a talent for doing what you said in this comment & I'm glad you brought that to his attention. 😄
“slightly inappropriate and horribly aged 80’s game show” is one of the most niche yet intriguing aesthetics
ua-cam.com/video/DZfVTWqQ7zg/v-deo.html
Exactly 💕💕
aaand the bots have arrived 🤦🏽♂️
also my favorite bill hader snl reoccuring skit
@@holymakerel immediately thought of the Lifetime game show skit
It’s most likely not that niche
Fun Fact: He was also on Jeopardy but lost in his first game, but was also on a game show called "Win Ben Stein's Money". As a profession, he was an air traffic controller. Intriguing man.
Liar Kurtist doesn't lose
@@razielmartinez1630 He did lose on Jeopardy! But won on the other three game shows he's appeared on
Ben Stein? Reminds me of Jarvis Johnson's recent videos
we must find this man at all cost
He probably lost because you have to wait for them to read the whole question lol
Drew is so confident in his craft that he can make a full video about a random episode of a show he saw last night
Not as confident as you are about your retro Denzel picture
I respect it
I'd argue Cody kos got that down better man's always uploading I wish drew was abit faster!
And get 2 million views on it
Yeah and drew has over 140K likes and under 1K dislikes
“It wasn’t a question Curtis but I’m glad to see you’re already on your bullshit” 😂😂
Amazed not censored back then
“Mercury Cougar… OR THE CAR!” Best quote by Drew
these bot replies scare me. i think my reptilian brain just doesn't like robots.
I appreciated that one 😆
@@manboy4720 yeah i've just been reporting them so they disappear
@@ohioella they won’t fully disappear tho yk, wish you could block stuff on this or even better have UA-cam give a shit about it and take care of the pests
So many bots
"no whats wrong with you?"
*_buzz_*
"his face."
"correct, it is his face."
that made air exit my nose quickly
This comment made air exit my nose quickly
🤣🤣🤣
Time stamp?
Time stamp?
@@liljepolak8565 11:53
Curtis would be good at a presidential debate, he’d never let anyone else say anything. Ever.
Lol true.
@EVERY SINGER IS SO GOOD! LOL! yeah buddy real convincing when you spam the same exact message on like 100 vids
@EVERY SINGER IS SO GOOD! LOL! drew is not even a musician.
basically Ben Shapiro
Trump would have some competition
Michele is the alternate timeline hero of Curtis’s story who eventually learns his greatest weakness and defeats him in a grand finale match where all the money is on the line, teaching him the ultimate them that the true game show host prize is the friends you made along the way.
"My father is..."
"Lady Di?"
"That's exactly right, Princess Diane"
HOW THOUGH
@@arcanesylph1344 He had almost zero speech delay, it takes me a second to formulate my thoughts and actually say it. He has very excellent mental health
@@TheNuclearBolton I think you mean 'cognitive health'
@@meijycakes
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I played quizbowl for a few years, and it sucks so much to be going against the team with one guy who knows literally everything after one word. It hurts even more when they are like 11, which is strangely common
was thinking the exact same thing, those middle school quizbowl factories are so discouraging
@EVERY SINGER IS SO GOOD! LOL! no
I was allowed on the quizbowl team a year early and watching 12/13 year olds realize they're getting owned by a 10 year old is a gratification I haven't been able to replicate since
i did quizbowl one year but my utter lack of interest in local politicians (i was 12) meant i lost my team a few points. also the host reading the questions had such a thick southern accent i heard 'group of lines' as 'group of lions'
@EVERY SINGER IS SO GOOD! LOL! Last time you said it was Danny...
Curtis just used 2 strategies, really well:
1. Always buzz in first.
2. His grip on the buzzer is for speed.
3. Only get 80% of the questions right so they don't know you're a computer
@@jonahmusic7243 or working with a producer that you're cutting in half the money with
@@jonahmusic7243 It sounded like he knew WHAT the host was going to ask so he probably semi-cheated either watching old videos or just getting a list of what the host would ask and memorizing what he could based on the first words asked.....that or he got extremely lucky
@@ontxtteredwxngs There was a scandal over rigged game shows in the 50s and they made a law banning rigged game shows with some steep penalties, networks take it seriously so I doubt it was rigged.
You guys forgot copious amounts of cocaine to heighten the senses.
Watching this made me realize why Jeopardy is so much more fun to watch. The reason Curtis was able to keep winning, it seems to me, was because a) they can buzz in before the question is finished, b) if they get it wrong, the others don't get to try to answer, and c) the questions aren't that difficult. I'm sure he studied and practiced but they're nowhere near as challenging as Jeopardy questions, so you're far more likely to get it right with a guess.
He also is trying to buzz in in a very tight window; which is *before* the host gives important context clues but *after* he's still going to say them as part of a natural part of finishing his thought. If the buzzer cut the host's mic it would be a different story.
Late response but you have to remember the time this game show took place in. I was able to answer quite a few of these myself but that’s because I have 10+ years of googling random shit.
@@reallifesupermann the other contestants knew too by the time Curtis was answering them, he'd just already buzzed in 2 seconds ago
Curtis’ buzzing-in-before-he’s-heard-the-whole-question thing is actually how you are taught to behave in big quizzing competitions with buzzers, there’s a bunch of crazy techniques like half-pressing down the button before the question so you have less of a delay between the mental impulse and the actual pressing of the button. What he’s doing though is where you are taught to be able to tell from the start of the question what the full question is likely to be and to buzz in off of that alone.
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Do you have a major in quizz show science? How do you know all this? Or better: Who is teaching these theories?
@@FreshGirl3000 umm.. Probably people running buzzing in game shows and competitions ? Just a guess
@@steppin-razor Running buzzing? What does that even mean? The people who install and take care of the buzzers..? Idk if they spent much time publishing intricate theories but aight.
@@FreshGirl3000 I've helped out in a buzz-in game and was on a trivia game team, it's all pretty much the advice I heard from my coach and other players. Don't be such a contrarian, you'll find people are nicer to you :)
Side note- this wasn’t just Curtis who dominated like this. Every $ale of the Century grand champion was the kind of person that would answer three words in. Basically, if you saw a player do this for a couple questions in a row, chances are they probably won six figures.
because if you answer 4 questions and only get one of them wrong, you've made a net total of $5 while not giving your opponents a chance to get anything at all. Easy game to dominate
Starting to see why this wasn’t a format that persisted
@@nmitchxll305 that’s what I got out of it. It’s little risk high reward. If you get it wrong. Whatever. You now fucked over the other two because they don’t have a chance to guess because they just saw the answer. If you get it right. Nice.
Reminds me of the gambler on Jeopardy.
Jeopardy is the only game show with merit, where people who win usually do so because they were the most knowledgeable and prepared.
I think what's really funny about his reaction to the woman's joke is that the audience laughed harder at her joke than the dentist's. 😭
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@@arsdago8121 it’s a bot it’s under Danny’s videos too just report it as spam
Honestly report the whole channel too I think I reported about 50 of their comments it’s annoying af
"OHOHOHO! I _ALSO_ AM A GREAT ADMIRER OF DESSERTS!"
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There's an art to telling bad jokes, and both John and Michelle NAILED it.
“Who was the president in office- Michelle”
“Roosevelt”
“No”
Why does this exchange have me dying
It's the way he said no for me 😂
@EVERY SINGER IS SO GOOD! LOL! cring
It was a good guess tho since there were two Roosevelts
Only one president was ever in office and it was Franklin Roosevelt
@@Sfoof elaborate?
I would love to see a game show hosted by Drew, starring Drew, prize is Drew
Better be on MTV. Fox won't accept such steamy goodness
as Arby's BBQ Angus Burger
How'd he win? Drew faster
Prize should be Amanda who came back from Afghanistan.
Contestant Kamil
Already happened. Got cancelled. Drew kept winning himself. Wasn't fun anymore.
His haircut evolution looks like him slowly becoming an evil genius doctor who creates his own race of superhumans and becomes a gameshow style dictator where if you don't know enough trivia you're executed.
Dr. Evil: Game Show Edition
Time to "borrow" this idea for a story
Great pfp
@@samuelwillard1095 thank you fellow opossum enthusiast!
God i love this comment so much
Curtis is the type of chaotic I aspire to be, but in reality, I'm just John.
Curtis: *winning*
Michele: *trying to beat Curtis*
John: :|
He actually died four days ago, so don't be too hard on the family of rats that moved into his corpse and were moving it around.
No, the maggot family, I see you don't do your decompose class.
@@BobLogical wait what the fuck
@@BobLogical wait, who died? John? Curtis? Michelle?
@@adyaparamitaputripratama2786 Drew.
My emotions while witnessing Curtis the Quizzard (quiz wizard):
1. Confusion
2. Denial
3. Annoyance
4. Jealousy
5. Respect
6. Amazement
7. Hysteria
8. Fear
F E A R
*f e a r*
F *e* A *r*
*fear*
_fear_
To compare the question answering on Jeopardy, since in all honesty this is just Jeopardy but worse. On Jeopardy, a staffer has to enable the buzzer system once the host finishes their sentence. Buzz too soon and your blocked for a few seconds; which is crucial time. It was at a point where some of the best Jeopardy players like Ken Jennings were able to notice the style of how some of the staff handled the buzzer along with knowing some of Trebeks speech patterns to figure out when he would finish the question.
Which is why when warren went on Jeopardy he experienced his biggest failure
There's a whole book on it. I'm pretty sure Jennings read it. The book is called Secrets of the Buzzer
Curtis probably would've dominated in Season 1 (or even before that on the Art Fleming version) Jeopardy where you could buzz in as soon as the clue is revealed but then the host still finished reading the whole thing before calling on you.
That's a lot to think about while also trying to listen to the question and answer it right.
"Curtis, that wasn't a question, but I'm glad to see you're already on your bullshit." The delivery of that was immaculate.
Host: "Who w-" **ding**
Curtis: "Patton Oswalt!"
Host: "Corrrrrrect!"
More like:
Host: “Who w-“ **ding** “-as the actor slash comedian who played the voice of Remy the rat in Pixar’s Oscar award winning 2007 film Ratatouille?”
Curtis: “Patton Oswalt!”
Host: “Corrrrrrect!”
@EVERY SINGER IS SO GOOD! LOL! doin ya mom doin ya mom
@@notveryniceatall There's a lot of similar comments here. Make sure to tell them _they're_ cringe too.
@EVERY SINGER IS SO GOOD! LOL! ur mom
Theory: Curtis is actually an employee of the show, and it's his job to keep the others from winning the money.
Honestly that's my only guess.
It was rigged from the start.
He wouldnt even hear the entire question. Im thinking he knew the questions
i was thinking the same
I believe it
@@HarioGu the questions were easy tho
"boa constrictors..."
"THEY'RE SNAKES"
"correct!"
... That question could've been anything
there's no way there wasn't cheating going on
Exactly talk about bull.
“boa constrictors..”
“THEY’RE SNAKES”
“Wrong, the answer was a gun”
What was even that question lmao "Boa constrictors, what are they?"
@@marianacastrillon8185 "Boa Constrictors are what type of animal?"
1984: a book by george orwell
1985: a song by bowling for soup
1986: a video by drew gooden
1987: when the bite occurred
the thrilling sequel
Host: "Who was th-"
Curtis: "Soda Water"
Host: "Soda Water is correct! Curtis on the lead by 140 points
So Soda Water is a person?
@@chrism45 part of the joke...
pfp change please
@@ygobe2 agree 😔🪦
@@lucassalviano6943 it works written but it wouldn't work as a sketch
Ever since Drew made me realize that people post on the end of the month to meet deadlines for sponsorships, I can only notice how everybody posts a video on the last day of the month, and that shit's hilarious
Now I'll never forget
Same. Every single time
Can't blame them 😂😂😂
Lmaooo
OMG HAHAHA I can't stop laughing!!!! It's so so funny that people post videos on the same day!!!! HAHAHA
Curtis either was a super fun guy to be around or a serial killer
Why not both?
@@mr.shickadance4112 Literally Dexter
There is something about the smug little smirk and shoulder shake he does after every question that drives me NUTS, I've never wanted to fight someone more in my life
I think he’d take you…
I love how casually drew introduced Curtis. He’s just a normal contestant doing really well then 8 minutes in he drops that he won 10 EPISODES IN A ROW… then you drop the Gangster who shares his name
this is storytelling, i’m in film school, I should know
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the long hair was honestly a look. made him look like a villain, which he was
It was more like a “high hoped” young man, slowly descending into gameshow madness, becoming a villain in the process
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If anyone wants an idea about how Curtis is probably guessing correctly before the question is finished: In most game shows if they ask a question about an artist it's probably going to be an artist that most of the audience is going to be familiar with. So if the question asks about an artist that was also an inventor, you should probably guess "Leonardo Da Vinci" even though he wasn't the only artist who invented things. The same logic applies to other catrgories too.
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Exactly what I thought when watching this. Predictable questions and weird game rules allowed for Curtis to win like this.
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The scary part is that I immediately thought of 1986 as a long time ago and 2000 as basically the present day. Then later it dawned on me that 2000 is actually closer to 1986 than to now.
It is now completely equal just in case you hadn't noticed
Ah, back when game shows were 15% introduction, 20% creepy host vibes, 30% actual game show, and 30% audience reactions.
not too much has changed now tbh
Wait, what's the other 5%?
@@adyaparamitaputripratama2786 hair product
@@adyaparamitaputripratama2786 the other 5% is commercials
@UC_NM6R6OzSjf6nWGl1HgWFg No, it does add up to 95%
I’m entirely convinced this show must be some unique form of purgatory for everyone but Curtis
He’s just a demon who’s job it is to torture them
It's Curtis's heaven and everyone else's purgatory/hell.
Most of these I can see how Curtis made his guess (even on the ones he got wrong). The one that scares me is at 4:50 when the host says “My father-“ and Curtis somehow guesses “Lady Di”. Like what wizardry is that?!
She was in the news a lot at the time, so i guess there was something particular about her father 🤷♀️
maybe there was a portion of the question cut out?
@@norak8080 It does sound like there's a fade out after "My father".
It’s from a round called fame game where the host gives multiple clues about a famous person and the contestants buzz in when they figure out who it is. The “my father” clue wasn’t the first clue given.
@@juliannebrunt9308 ohhhhh. Cool, thanks for the info!
something about his kubrick-like stare amd unwavering confidence is so terrifying and yet so attractive
what
hu?
I agree Juno garten
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As someone who _was on a trivia show_ of this style for several years - _this is why they have lock-out on the buzzers._ You've got a huge illuminated pair of icons, a green check and a big red X behind the host, and when they finish reading the question, the producer hits a button in the booth, there's an enormous CLUNK noise, and the check mark lights up green. _Only then_ can you buzz in to answer the question. Otherwise, you get shows that look like this.
If you want to see some real scary speed, check out National Quiz Bowl trivia round reads - the proctor reads the questions at lightning pace, and the people answering usually get the answer within the first _5 or 6 words._
I'm confused watching this video cause the only Trivia show I know works like this ?? You buzz in as soon as you get the answer even if the question is not done ?? Sometimes people buzz but they don't have the answer and that's ok ?? Didn't realize some people would want to avoid that lmao
I guess that's a cultural difference.
@@mireillecopin6183 ?? ?? ??
@@mireillecopin6183 They changed how it works because strategies like these were pretty much killing the format. A lot of people prefer to watch trivia shows and play along, as opposed to just rooting for a highly competitive contestant.
@@jade_is_tired yeah that makes sense that some people want a slower-paced show.
Although I can assure you that letting contestant buzz in as soon as they want doesn't stop you from playing along from home, it just makes it highly competitive haha
It's really one of those cultural things you don't realize exists until you hear about it. Like I knew time and silence are cultural, as in how long you should take before answering a question in everyday conversation varies from language to language, or how rude it is to cut someone off depends on the language/culture. I just never thought of the implications of such differences when it comes to trivia shows haha
Host: “The-“
Curtis: *buzzes in*
Curtis: "What not to do at a stoplight" by spongebob squarepants
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@EVERY SINGER IS SO GOOD! LOL! I saw you on a danny gonzalez vid saying he was your hero bot much?
Curtis can’t be stopped. I haven’t even heard the full question and this guy just knows the answer to almost everything
Stopped..... not stoped
@@dudebroski9460 ooops..
6:02 - he says "Cu- Michelle" expecting it do be curtis lol
He probably is the reason for a lot of modern game shows' rules, all it takes is someone clever enough to game the system the first time
The press your luck scandal was a much bigger clusterfuck.
When he won all that money on Greed, at that point he had won more money on game shows than anyone else in history. That record has since been surpassed by multiple people but still.
@@arcanesylph1344 i would love to see Curtis on a talk show
Whomst
Well keep in mind the prizes also got way bigger as time went on.
The fact that you didnt ask Kurtis to play Curtis is such a lost opportunity lol
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Host: who-
Curtis: Your mom
Host: That is correct!!
Host: *opens mouth*
Curtis: "Antidisestablishmentarianism!"
Host: "AND THAT IS CORRECT!"
Me: Wtf is that even a word?
Google: "Antidisestablishmentarianism is opposition to a breaking away from an established church"
My biggest flex is that I can spell that
@@noemi5937 Lol I give you props fellow being. I didn't even copy and paste tbr. I typed in "Antidis-" and knew Google would pull through.
@@AshantiLuvMe better yet- pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
All from memory ;)
@@Enso. Mother of pearl. 😂 I just Googled that word too and I have to say that is a super specific diagnosis to receive. We need to get these quartz sniffers off the streets and get them some help yo.
I'd love to see where Curtis is now, like if he's still wealthy from all the money he won.
In this economy? Probably not unless he invested it somehow. Even 1M is hard to keep nowadays.
Tbh you could buy a house for 30 bucks on those days
idk, i wonder if game show winnings were taxed back then too. ive heard plenty of horror stories.
Knowing him he probably blew it faster than he hits the buzzer
Hit me when someone will answer to your question
There is a kind of “sport quizzing” where the whole point is that you memorise all questions so you can buzz in as early as you can make out what question it’s gonna be.
the cut to Curtis on the second gameshow with the "and he grew out his hair a little bit" has me in tears. i haven't stopped laughing. why did he look like that
My guess is he was going for the
A. Einstein look
B. Mad scientist vibe.
He had the Robert Smith hair thing going on
He looks like he was electrocuted immediately before going on stage. That being said I would gladly take that haircut if it means I'd get 1.4 million dollars
Host:"The youtuber who will make a video about…”
Curtis:“Drew Gooden”
John:”What’s a UA-camr”
Michelle: "Drewkurtnny Gonconner"
@@Nitrolord now tell me why my brain initially read gonconner as gonorrhea
“You can finally take down Kurtis!”
drew i find this highly offensive as a member of kurtistown.
a war is brewing 🛡👱🏻♂️ ⚔️ 👨🏻🦱🛡
@@AfRose26 oh no not another war im already fighting the war between craigs and gregs
You shall fall to not named fanbase
I must report back to the mayor about this, he needs to know.
@@cosmicdust9053 I’ll hold em off go tell the Governor
I love how Curtis smiles and nods whenever he answers, he cannot answer without a nod
I gotta say the first sequel of 1985 by Bowling For Soup was kind of meh but they really hit different with their 34th sequel "2020"
I agree with this statement
You should check out the prequel, 1984 by George Orwell
Ross at a drew gooden video?? The crossover I never knew I wanted but I definitely need now
Nice to see u here ross!
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He said he was a caffeine *"affectionado"* ... That annoys me more than his overzealous buzzing.
He's an expert at giving affection to caffeine
Curtis is your man when it comes to sweet Caffeine lovin'.
That hair and the look on his face: comedy perfection. It's like the funniest of SNL character reveals.
I wonder if any of the contestants that he went up against knew his strategy beforehand. Also, the showrunners must have been annoyed as hell because half the fun of watching a trivia quiz show is trying to guess the answer at home, but the host couldn't even get out half the question most of the time. They also needed to fill ~25 minutes, and this dude is shaving off time like crazy.
Does anyone else remember that one episode of _Monk_ where both the bad guy and Monk were competing in a gameshow, but they both had answer sheets ahead of time? So every time the host began to ask a question, he couldn't even get through one word of it before both Monk and Bad Guy had already shouted out the answer. Yeah, that script was based on Curtis.
I was subconsciously thinking about this because I love "Monk" and I am SO happy someone else is on that wavelength.
YESS that show was my jam as a kid
They didn't have an answer sheet. The host had a code to show the bad guy what the answer was, and Monk figured out what it was(the corner of the card the host held it from said which answer was correct). I know this because I legit JUST saw the episode lmao.
@@gibustheinfamous OOF it's been a while since I watched it, my bad. I knew it was something along those lines (°ー°〃)
Omg yes😂
The fact that Curtis’ face looked like that when they mentioned how much money he had won, he knew he was playing the system and winning. No one looks like that when they’ve won 136k in the 70s!
Lowkey that ferocity is kind of attractive 😅😅
This was in the mid 80's not 70's
Curtis is like the kid in class who constantly has to raise his hand cuz no one else knows the answer to any questions
Or the one who shoots their hand up as soon as the teacher finishes, but they can’t be called on anymore just to give other people a chance
not "has to" raise their hand. will not freaking stop raising their hand. put it down. please.
That would be me. Nobody answers the question for a second and I'm the only one who can change it
Oof, that was me on some classes, I'd always hope someone else would raise they're hand but nothing, the teacher just stood there waiting so I had to, I would often tell the answer to someone else so they would answer cause I was very shy 😅
Me during history class. And English class. Aaand religion class. I just found it annoying when the entire classroom was completely quiet and it halted the entire class to a halt.
This show is making me realize how lucky I was in school that they made it a rule that you couldn't answer before the question finished or else you'd be disqualified when playing trivia games
Ken Jennings said that doing well at shows with a buzzer is like 90% buzzing speed. Curtis got them fast hands.
i noticed that because of the i guess delay? between the host mentally registering the buzz and stopping asking the question, curtis got to hear a couple more words even after he buzzed. really good strategy and he had the wit+general knowledge to truly make to work
Why didn’t drew bring in his _best friend_ *Kurtis* Conner to play Curtis
Oh wait, it’s because Drew’s the *only* UA-camr
wait i thought his name was Danny
I was thinking the same exact thing lmao
@@harisakma5733 there's Danny and there's Kurtis
@@harisakma5733 there is both danny and kurtis
@@harisakma5733 There's neither Danny neither Kurtis bro. Only Drew
Imagine backstage:
Curtis “So about the prize money…”
Director “What prize money?”
It's the last day of the month and we all know what that means: time for Drew to upload a video at the last possible moment.
Yep, and he didn’t even have time to talk about Curtis’s time on the other show
@@yuna2912 shut
What the fuck.
@@tukamousa9025 i mean with the quality of that video i can’t see him talk about it more than he already did lol
The bots are taking over. This is it, everyone.
Well, his strategy @ Sale of the Century is what makes most sense, mathematically. As long as you can answer just better than 50% of the questions correctly; and the other contestants are not given an opportunity to answer after you answer incorrectly; the goal becomes preventing the other contestants from answering at all.
And the thing is that Sale of the Century was pretty specifically designed for that. As was evident in the game shown here, there were very specific clues early on in questions where you could either get the answer straight away or make a very solid educated guess.
Maybe it's the hormones, but John not getting to answer anything made me cry
somehow an uncomfortable reflection of my life
when he said "it works!!" all happy it made me feel so sad :(
At this point, the judge has an automated response when the buzzer rings to immediately say "Curtis"
petition for drew, danny, and kurtis to do a game show. idc how it’s just gotta happen
They should come on the new noel miller game show it'd be so fun
One of them hosts n a guest appears as a contestant alongside others. N they take turns hosting it 💃
scott cramer could host it- GUESS THAT CAMEO
Scott Cramer, too. He was born for that shit 😂
dont forget cody ko and scott cramer!
Richard:”…”
Curtis: “the United States of America”
Richard:”Curtis, I didn’t say anything…..you are correct!”
sometimes when i see contestants use this trick in modern trivia shows and get it wrong, the host usually sarcastically replies "maybe if you had just waited until i finished the question..." it seems this play style isn't tolerated anymore lol
as someone who's on a highschool quizbowl team, curtis is just a normal player lmao
since in small matches you don't lose points, this is pretty much how you're encouraged to play
This comment is so fucking insane.
@@tmw3489 ?
Thankfully you are penalized in all competitions I go to, but I still play like this sometimes
@@PandaFan2443 yes and no, it depends on the league of play and especially what kind of round youre playing. most tournaments ive played it are based on whoever gets the point first, so its usually not determined by the buzzer after the question is fully read, but rather while it is being read out.
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Is it just me or were old game show questions way, way easier? The only ones I didn't know immediately were old pop culture stuff that I didn't grow up with
"what do you do with Baklava?" ?!?! lol what
maybe because there wasn’t internet back then? that’s my only guess
Boa Constrictors are.... snakes
The skateboard question
A lot of things were easier. Hell look up Olympic gymnastics from early to mid 1900’s. It was WAY lower of a bar back in the day, no pun intended
bro john is in shell-shock. He looks like he has participated in every war to count and lost everyone he's known
When Drew, Kurtis, and Danny all post on a random Tuesday. Ah, heaven.
And D’Angelo.
It's bc it's the last day of August and they have to get those sponsor videos in by the end of the month lol
@@mjgray192 oh definitely 😂
My order: Danny, Curtis, Drew. Then Kurtis.
i thought I was the only one who noticed last day of summer is now the best day lmao
i love how you cover niche stuff like this, i can tell you’re having a good time with it
a genuine sense of joy hits me when i see drew has a new upload. one of the only you tubers i watch now where i actually watch the video rather than just listening to it in the background
To be honest, no joke whatsoever, I thought this was a Danny Gonzalez vid (im in school and the thumbnail hadnt loaded)
@@winonarose7488 I was tempted to make a danny/drew joke and talk about how much I love Danny’s videos but I resisted
@@winonarose7488 this is a Danny Gonzalez video.
About the “good luck kiss”: he also did that on episodes with kid contestants. I remember one of him asking a ~12yo for a kiss and her awkwardly giving him one...
Grossss
I think you're maybe thinking of a different guy, Fergie Olver did a bunch of creepy stuff with young girls on the show Just like Mom
@@gperrin9050 No, it was several different guys, actually. They said "that was just how it was back then" but it wasn't at all.
@@ontxtteredwxngs
9 out of 10 times when people say it was a different time when they screwed up, it wasn't at all.
I feel like there’s no way this man wasn’t heavily coked up
Frankly all that money must have kept him rolling in it as long as he never lost or stopped.
I mean, that explains his haircut in the later show.
Don't know why more people aren't saying this lmao, it's kinda obvious
For some reason at 7:49, Michelle reaches over and touches Curtis. Almost as if she’s hoping some of his skill and speediness will rub off on her.
11:07 "glad to see you're already on your bullshit"
It's 4 AM and this is way too funny help
Curtis is an accurate depiction of my confidence. John is an accurate depiction of my actual abilities.
I would hate to go against that guy. Good on Michelle for trying, though. Poor John was just awkwardly sitting there the whole time....and he's a freaking dentist! He should know something else at least besides the one question. I feel for him.
I know! I felt so bad for John just sitting there the whole time
If you look he is actually hitting his buzzer pretty fast, he knows the answers, the others just beat him to it every single time
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I just fell down the Curtis Warren rabbit hole and thought no one else on earth would care as much as me about it and then found this video. Absolute gold, thank you so much for making this! 11/10 no notes