The dynamic duo in the first bout was robbed. Yeah, everybody knows what a Chandler's wobble is. Meanwhile, Pa was reaching into the pockets of kid in the red with the specs. "It's B." "But this is real money..." ...that we don't win anyway, the yutz you're making out of us for THE pop album of that period! Why don't you tell us where the pollen comes from later on? 🙄
Big time. Not too willing to confer with his son who was intelligently expressing concern over going with a lifeline's guess of only 50-50. Because he was a science teacher, the father wouldn't even consider an alternative.
I bet the first dad "Rob", keeps the family in stitches ! I think the last time he smiled, was during a proctologist visit, back in the mid 70's. He has the jovial personality of a spit cup.
12:03 I rediscovered this show last year when I was recovering in the hospital from my stomach surgery. I actually watched a few episodes whenever it was on in the morning.
It took me a minute to figure out if it was before releasing Oops but then I was like "how the hell they could know the album title if it hasn't been officially released?" xD so yeah, B
It seems that every time a contestant uses the 50-50 option, the computer leaves behind the two possible answers that a contestant mentioned earlier on. If I was on that show, I would never think out loud like that because it’s so obvious that when you choose 50-50 after thinking out loud and narrowing it down to two choices, they leave the two responses on the screen that you were leaning towards. This happens all the time if you watch enough clips!
It doesn't work that way, the computer always leaves the "best" or most logical wrong answer. For instance, the pistil is the female sex organ of a plant, the stamen is male so obviously pistil and stamen will remain.
@@doubledthread56 It wasn't random at this point in the show's run, but it also wasn't a reaction to the player's comments. Years later on the syndicated version they started actually randomizing them, but before that the two answers that would be eliminated in a 50:50 (or in other words, the one wrong answer that will stay) were chosen in advance when the question was written. The reason it often seems like it's reacting to the contestant is that they typically chose to leave the most logical-sounding wrong answer up (especially at the higher difficulties where you'd actually be using lifelines), and a player who's talking it out will often be on the right track and be able to eliminate the most obviously wrong answers, so if they're going down the same logic path that the writers planned, the 50:50 won't be helpful.
What has been amazing me for the past 13 years I've been watching Millionaire is the fact when Regis does the Fastest Finger, the two computers in the middle are aligned with each other. I wonder where that thing is now....
Thats not irony. Irony is more complicated then simply saying that he should know about plants because he works in agriculture. That only irony in a purely fabricated sense of expectation that in reality doesn't make sense and essentially irony is more surprisingly contradictory. For example: The fire Department burned down. If it's not a surprise or contradictory it's not really ironic
@@joshjdavila lol, I know. It doesn't really matter. I'm just pointing out that people almost always use Irony incorrectly. They've even updated the definition to conform to typical usage of the word. Irony isn't simply a contradictory cross comparison. Man supposedly knows about plants. Incorrectly answers question about plants. Not Ironic. Ironic is: A botanist mistakenly uses poison ivy to treat a wound. Its contradictory and very unlikely which makes it surprising. = Irony.
I like how Regis keep teasing him about his girlfriend. 😆 I know the feeling! I was 10 in 2000 and this girl in my class phoned me telling me she likes me a lot and wanted us to hold hands and hug when I saw her tomorrow. Don’t know how she got my number but my younger cousin picked up the other phone and heard our conversation. Then I got teased about my “girlfriend” from my family for months. My dad was proud. 😄 Ahh the early late 90’s and early 2000s, the years when getting teased and calling people gay was a norm and we just accepted it.
Haha, Peyton cracks me up, don't think they ever did this in the UK. Mind you, they didn't do a 100 year old woman winning a mototbike like they did on 'The Price Is Right' which I watched on TV in Vegas - brilliant!
Indeed, for the $64,000 question, Bob Marley had to be among one of the two removed using 50:50, since he was long dead by then. (Bob Marley died in 1981, and Arthur didn't premiere until 1996.)
Wow that dad should've listened to his son......it's STAMEN! Not only did he completely WASTE all 3 lifelines, but he also lost because he didn't listen to his son..
0:26 From ABC studios in New York, is the America’s quiz show to win up to $1 million. Is time for thanksgiving edition of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. And now here’s your host the star of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, Regis Philbin.
Only one person got the first question correct as the question was poorly worded and unclear. The Flintstones (1960) was based on the original The Honeymooners (1955) but the time periods the shows portrayed were reversed.
I don't understand the second contestants. They weren't even half way thru and they used ALL their lifelines! And 2 on one question!! Damn. I mean, the son is ADORABLE, but still.
I know! He should've had more trust in his kid he seemed really confident on the Britney Spears question. But he just got outright trolled on the plant question LOL
I completely agree. After Rob stated that he was going to go for Frisbee, Regis seemed to try to back them out of it like you said. "Nonono! I don't wanna talk you in on it" and "He should know but he wasn't sure"
Well, it's one of those cases that are at the mercy of the school systems. I remember that I starting learning US history in 5th grade, so who knows, maybe if it was only a year later.
its clear most of the questions are kid aimed questions like frisby school skipping bugs life and many more... man i wish i could have been on this episode im an adult but i knew all the kids answers and the ones a kid wouldnt know
I was really sure that Stamen was correct. I did it in science at school, I can't believe the dad decided to chose answer B! I'd never forgive him for losing $15,000!!
Thumbs up if you thought the kid in the thumbnail was some genius contestant lol.
I thought he was a little person
@@dianad6090 / well he looks about 7 , so I'd say you're right!
I honestly thought that child was from both Stuart little and the vampire 🧛♀️ kid
The dynamic duo in the first bout was robbed. Yeah, everybody knows what a Chandler's wobble is. Meanwhile, Pa was reaching into the pockets of kid in the red with the specs. "It's B." "But this is real money..." ...that we don't win anyway, the yutz you're making out of us for THE pop album of that period! Why don't you tell us where the pollen comes from later on? 🙄
Ha well the question in the thumbnail wasn't exactly one for a genius
That first dad looks like he's about as much fun as a tax audit!
Big time. Not too willing to confer with his son who was intelligently expressing concern over going with a lifeline's guess of only 50-50. Because he was a science teacher, the father wouldn't even consider an alternative.
maybe cause he got audited by the first millionaire
@tori
I'm four years older and I still haven't a clue.
@@richarddarlington1139 Lol I like your grand return
It's like he was doing a boring Bruce Willis impression and then the wind blew and he got stuck that way.
That mother Lisa at the end was so loving. Wish I could meet a woman like that. Seems so pure and authentic.
She was a dime for sure. But she didn't know what city the Declaration of Independence was signed smh
She's adorable
1st pair was cool.
The dad was taking it cool. The kid was funny too. :P
🤣
RIP Regis
That second duo did exactly what Michael Shutterly did on his Champions run. Answered pistil when it was stamen.
The science teacher 😂😂🤦🏻♂️
I bet the first dad "Rob", keeps the family in stitches ! I think the last time he smiled, was during a proctologist visit, back in the mid 70's. He has the jovial personality of a spit cup.
Hahaha, "Michael do you really love this girl?!" Gotta love Regis!
Peyton was a savage on those questions!
12:03 I rediscovered this show last year when I was recovering in the hospital from my stomach surgery. I actually watched a few episodes whenever it was on in the morning.
thank you for uploading
“Can we do a 50/50, please” said the accountant, merrily
I remember this episode I was 24yrs old at the time, time sure does fly fast
..wow
Rest In Peace Regis
- B!
- Are you a Britney Spears fan?
- No xD
Thnx 4 uploading
Good old Newport, Oregon. My favorite place in earth.
First guy seemed like he didn't wanna be there
Yeah
A science teacher didn’t know the Chandler Wobble... he’s fired!
I took astronomy and got pretty into it even sold 7mil worth of telescope equipment in 5 years, and only knew of it as precessionary wobble
Public schools at work
As a science major, I remembered Stamen as the male part of the flower (where the pollen is). The pollen is semen. Stamen = Semen = Pollen.
24:42 when the mom mentions the dance class thing the kid looks back and is like "MOM, you ruined my life!!!" poor kid...
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Amazing show
Lmfao dad...Even in 2017, I still knew that Britney Spears answer.
It took me a minute to figure out if it was before releasing Oops but then I was like "how the hell they could know the album title if it hasn't been officially released?" xD so yeah, B
I really enjoy Specials...
The syndicated shows have a significantly smaller budget than the primetime shows on abc. That's why the questions are much tougher now.
So weird watching these kids who are likely in their 30s by now
anything else wiierd
one does't start a sentence with "SO"it just doesn't work
Nope
he did it tho
I love Peyton and his family
omg i love that little boy's reaction :P :D
Amazing! She wants to be sure on the Declaration of Independence!
I know right
3:00 only one person got it right. that's rare.
5:20 - That's the perfect question for Garfield the Cat.
It seems that every time a contestant uses the 50-50 option, the computer leaves behind the two possible answers that a contestant mentioned earlier on. If I was on that show, I would never think out loud like that because it’s so obvious that when you choose 50-50 after thinking out loud and narrowing it down to two choices, they leave the two responses on the screen that you were leaning towards. This happens all the time if you watch enough clips!
It doesn't work that way, the computer always leaves the "best" or most logical wrong answer. For instance, the pistil is the female sex organ of a plant, the stamen is male so obviously pistil and stamen will remain.
@@ramibaghdadi1255 it’s supposed to be “random”
@@doubledthread56 It wasn't random at this point in the show's run, but it also wasn't a reaction to the player's comments. Years later on the syndicated version they started actually randomizing them, but before that the two answers that would be eliminated in a 50:50 (or in other words, the one wrong answer that will stay) were chosen in advance when the question was written. The reason it often seems like it's reacting to the contestant is that they typically chose to leave the most logical-sounding wrong answer up (especially at the higher difficulties where you'd actually be using lifelines), and a player who's talking it out will often be on the right track and be able to eliminate the most obviously wrong answers, so if they're going down the same logic path that the writers planned, the 50:50 won't be helpful.
Who's gonna give his name to the wobbling effect of a fucking frisbee? What kind of scientific discovery would that be? Of course it's Earth.
Actually, if the answer was frisbee, it would probably be only one of the objects that displayed this effect.
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I only knew of it as precessionary wobble
Yes happy 2018!
* seeing the thumbnail include a kid and a Jared from Subway reference *
Well that didn't age well lol
What has been amazing me for the past 13 years I've been watching Millionaire is the fact when Regis does the Fastest Finger, the two computers in the middle are aligned with each other. I wonder where that thing is now....
Haha nice video
The Chandler Wobble Question was most likely a toughie, I presumably would have gone with either Earth or Soap Bubble on that one.
lol why would a soap bubble have a wobble?
works for the department of agriculture and misses a question about plants. haha pure irony
Thats who the federal government hires! 👏
Agriculture is crops and livestock. Plants is horticulture.
Thats not irony. Irony is more complicated then simply saying that he should know about plants because he works in agriculture. That only irony in a purely fabricated sense of expectation that in reality doesn't make sense and essentially irony is more surprisingly contradictory. For example: The fire Department burned down. If it's not a surprise or contradictory it's not really ironic
@@dickrichard626 ok dick what's the right terminology . Let's get a free youtube lesson surgeon general
@@joshjdavila lol, I know. It doesn't really matter. I'm just pointing out that people almost always use Irony incorrectly. They've even updated the definition to conform to typical usage of the word. Irony isn't simply a contradictory cross comparison. Man supposedly knows about plants. Incorrectly answers question about plants. Not Ironic. Ironic is: A botanist mistakenly uses poison ivy to treat a wound. Its contradictory and very unlikely which makes it surprising. = Irony.
the kid with the glasses shaking Regis' hand. omg. so cyute.
I wonder if "Friends" even made a joke about the Chandler wobble. 😉
I like how Regis keep teasing him about his girlfriend. 😆 I know the feeling! I was 10 in 2000 and this girl in my class phoned me telling me she likes me a lot and wanted us to hold hands and hug when I saw her tomorrow. Don’t know how she got my number but my younger cousin picked up the other phone and heard our conversation. Then I got teased about my “girlfriend” from my family for months. My dad was proud. 😄 Ahh the early late 90’s and early 2000s, the years when getting teased and calling people gay was a norm and we just accepted it.
I think I saw Rob on Comedy Central, or at Zaney's Comedy Club. Funny guy !
I wasn't that good in Biology/Botany, but I even knew the answer to the plant question.
Haha, Peyton cracks me up, don't think they ever did this in the UK. Mind you, they didn't do a 100 year old woman winning a mototbike like they did on 'The Price Is Right' which I watched on TV in Vegas - brilliant!
Indeed, for the $64,000 question, Bob Marley had to be among one of the two removed using 50:50, since he was long dead by then. (Bob Marley died in 1981, and Arthur didn't premiere until 1996.)
That son owned the dad!
David could've just agreed with Peyton without using a lifeline on the fifth question.
For the 2nd contestant at 26:30, it's so weird seeing that $8,000 question now, knowing what that man who lost 245 pounds did.
+Matthew97 What did he lose even more weight!?!
jk...
The second dad is so passive aggressive.
Who were the family teams that were flown from over the country?
26:43 Jared Fogle lmao
Didn't age well
It was 23 years…
Little mermaid I got before they even said the choices. Wow I’m old
Me too; I knew the answer. In fact I had Ariel as one of my toys a kid but I don't even remember playing with it.
I'm suprised only one person got the first fastest finger question correct.
Wow that dad should've listened to his son......it's STAMEN! Not only did he completely WASTE all 3 lifelines, but he also lost because he didn't listen to his son..
18:10 "Anyway let's keep moving with the next fastest finger question, okay here it comes."
Okay?
What month and year began airing on GSN of Who Wants to be a Millionaire Thanksgiving special in 2000, +WWTBAMclassics?
I guess 2007. Because of GSN logo figure.
ok
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Jadyn Miller pll
the first boy is 30 now :( not 16 anymore
Now 32**
Omar Pinon now 33
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Man that second dad..
Why did the second family not walk away on the last one
I love how Rob's so cocky
0:26 From ABC studios in New York, is the America’s quiz show to win up to $1 million. Is time for thanksgiving edition of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. And now here’s your host the star of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, Regis Philbin.
Geez I thought the UK had a lot of advert breaks
19:38- the kid missed the first question- haha
I would have never known the $64,000 question without using a 50-50 myself. I've watched the show, but I never paid attention to who sang the theme.
Tha'ts why there where also difficult questions...
I got the wobble. I got the wobble. NA, na, na, na, na. I'm not even very smart but I got it....!!!
Bruh, I knew the answer was stamen the minute all the answers showed up lmao.
For a guy who works for the Department of Agriculture he should have known about the porn question.
I kept cringing at the first dad. Smile for Christ's sake! You won't thousands of dollars!!
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Easily 4’s on a prepped surface and one without a turn lol.
Only one person got the first question correct as the question was poorly worded and unclear. The Flintstones (1960) was based on the original The Honeymooners (1955) but the time periods the shows portrayed were reversed.
That science teacher was NO HELP.
im from canada and knew that as well lol
I don't understand the second contestants. They weren't even half way thru and they used ALL their lifelines! And 2 on one question!! Damn. I mean, the son is ADORABLE, but still.
I know! He should've had more trust in his kid he seemed really confident on the Britney Spears question. But he just got outright trolled on the plant question LOL
some people do poorly. it happens.
I know this comment is a month old but there's actually 3 bones in your ear: the hammer, the anvil and the stirrup. :)
November 23, 2000
It’s weird to watch this and realize all the kids are adults in their 30s (as someone who is 28)
I was about to say that !
The Declaration of Independence was signed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Back when people bought Gameboys...
Who said they don't now...?
Never heard of Chandler wobble, always was referred to as precessionary wobble
I completely agree. After Rob stated that he was going to go for Frisbee, Regis seemed to try to back them out of it like you said. "Nonono! I don't wanna talk you in on it" and "He should know but he wasn't sure"
That Science Teacher should be embarrassed about that answer.
Well, it's one of those cases that are at the mercy of the school systems. I remember that I starting learning US history in 5th grade, so who knows, maybe if it was only a year later.
say how a PLANT question is stupid>>proceed to say its a first grade BIOLOGY question. Shoot me now.
1:24 Hey, it's future John McCain!
And another thing, if he had not wasted their 'ask le audience' on the Britney Spears question, they would have gotten that 32k$ easy -_-
39:55 You don't know where the Declaration of Independence was signed?
1981lashlarue she knew but she wanted to make sure
Fucking science teacher didn’t know Chandler Wobble?!
Biology can refer to plants as well as animals. As long as it's living, living, it's biology.
Top got talend
back before trolling... now most people would purposely choose the wrong answer if it were up to the audience
doubt it and trollings always been a thing
its clear most of the questions are kid aimed questions like frisby school skipping bugs life and many more... man i wish i could have been on this episode im an adult but i knew all the kids answers and the ones a kid wouldnt know
Peyton is Smarter then Most of the middle Aged contestents that have been on the show
I'd be so furious with the second dad... Wow.
let's punch the second dad
Payton's pretty bright on his own -__-
well i dont think violence is the answer for that one
Inside the ear their are bones that aid with balance and hearing. I think there is a hammer and anvil... :)
I was really sure that Stamen was correct. I did it in science at school, I can't believe the dad decided to chose answer B! I'd never forgive him for losing $15,000!!
ikr??????
KT926 I cannot believe that the kid knew it but the dad was a dumbass too bad for them. 😁😁
I'm a caveman and even I knew the Brittany Spears question