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Eric Grosskurth on Who Wants to be a Millionaire (Full Run)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2018
- Eric Grosskurth goes for almost $2 million. Sashinator0 has his last few questions in HD, but this is his full appearance
That was the EASIEST $500,000 question I've EVER seen. I drink Earl Grey a lot.
Absolutely
Remarkably this exact question was in the WWTBAM computer game, which came out over a year before this episode was taped. Imagine if he had remembered it from there...
Wow I assumed you knew that one didnt you Mr. Joe2225.
lol came to say this. was surprised the dude didn't get it
I thought it was that too, I remember seeing it on the box, but even then I wouldn't have been confident enough to risk 218k on it. Again, they're only easy if you know them. And it's not like it's common knowledge like Dan Blonsky's million dollar question.
That was the best Phone a Friend I've seen
“...but then his friend sweeps me off my feet oooooo it was something! What a night I’m having.” Just don’t tell Joy that 😂😂.
That was a great lifeline by the way 👍. Very happy for Eric.
That last question was tough. I knew a bergamot was an orange like fruit and naturally was thinking Cointreau because of that. They really made it so you have to know the answer and couldn’t logic your way there haha
The old man of the mountain is gone.
What happened to it?
@@matthaddock1817 collapsed in 2003
@@Gulag00 I see. That happened in "The Magic School Bus" where Arnold and the class were trying to build a sculpture of Captain Walker for the ceremony until erosion happened causing the statue to take off!
Gary Cahall cried at $250,000, too.
So did Allen Harris.
@@robbyosborne9708 Yeah, I believe Allen cried while going backstage. One thing I noticed about that also, was they never played the music which accompanies a contestant leaving.
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He got it wrong. It was an owl! 🤣
Lovi Yu probably was thinking octopus and she saw the O and, well, the rest is history. Would've been different if they had octopus instead of squid as a choice, but I guess that was already taken with this question.
That $64,000 was a nail biter because of the voting results finalized by the audience
I think he would've had a good shot at the million if it wasn't for that question costing him 2 lifelines.
Doug Van Gundy cried at $125,000.
He had an even more emotional reaction to winning $250,000.
WOAH he was friends with Richard Hatch? That is awesome, still wanting to meet someone from Survivor someday and get on the show too. :D
I hope he paid his taxes.
Eric has the benefit of Bush's tax cut too, Richard Hatch didn't.
At first I was thinking he was too young to have gone to school with Apollo, but that was a different Richard hatch
I'd cry tears of joy to if I won that money.
I knew the $500,000 question immediately. Heard in a radio commercial about tea flavored with bergamot.
The first time I tried Earl Grey tea was after watching Star Trek: The Next Generation, when the Captain Picard character ordered it from his ready room's replicator. I hated it. It tasted like someone had put bubble bath in the tea. That's when I looked it up and found out what the adulterant..uh, I mean *flavoring* was.
David Cornwell's pen name is John le Carré, not John La Car. It has an accented-e on the end. They spelled it right, but they all pronounced it wrong. Regis was famous for butchering pronunciations; I once heard him pronounce "Pythagoras" as PITH-uh-GORE-us.
To be corrected by David Fite! That was a funny little moment!
Regis was more about personality than brains
@@k.h.1587 Yep. Not like Alex Trebek.
$150k after taxes. You go from being able to buy a Ferrari to being able to buy a Mercedes.
are you gonna upload Joel Vincent's game?
I think that $500k question is on the PlayStation game of WWTBAM. And if I recall right, it was in the upper tier questions as well.
I have the 2nd edition copy but I've never gotten the question ❓ on earl grey tea 🍵☕ Shawn my theory Is either it's on the 3rd edition which I don't have or I'm just horrible at video games
@Matthew Casiglio I believe it was 2nd edition not 3rd. I wouldn't say you're bad at the game. Its just They randomize the tier questions so much, that you might see the same question 5 times before seeing a brand new question. Which is why I try to limit playing Millionaire on PS1. Wanna be surprised.
@@Kid-Pink_88. actually I am bad at the game I win either $0 or $1000 every time!
@Matthew Casiglio ooof I know the struggle. Well at least if you do get into the 32k safe haven, you know the Earl Grey tea question is floating in there somewhere
Why did they have to highlight the enthusiastic friend? I wouldn't give that guy the time of day let alone a cut of the money!
Nice guy
Any chance you gonna upload Lisa Feldmeier's game? Please; pretty please!
I don't have it. I only have a few episodes left, and her appearance isn't in any of those (I only taped Tom O'Brien's game from the 6/7/00 show).
That Earl grey tea was a 1 dollar question for me
He looks like Professor Snape from Harry Potter.
Reprobates call two notes separated by a perfect 5th a "power chord".
But it is technically just an interval. An actual power chord also contains the octave
No way that first guy was 55 years old! He lied about Richard Hatch.
Richard Hatch, the 'Survivor" contestant, was born in 1961. When this episode of "WWTBAM" aired he would have been about 39. You're confusing him with the 'Battlestar Galactica' actor of the same name, who was born in 1945.