"You only have 3 seconds left." "Given the answers remaining, and my knowledge on the subject, I do believe it is within my best interest to select D: To Kill a Mockingbird"
I like when Meredith tells her the correct answer and she says "that was my..." like she knew that was the answer the whole time. That was your WHAT? 3RD GUESS?
Actually it was "fitting" because the author of "Gone With the Wind" spent a ridiculous amount of time at the Atlanta library when she was alive and was very well known there, coupled with Atlanta playing a decent role in the book itself. Many of her personal possessions are on display at that library. Her grave is less than 2 miles from there as well.
I love how once she's told the correct answer at 1:22 she says, "Oh! That was my . . . ." As in "that was going to be my third choice! Dang it, if only I'd had more time! And more guesses!"
i love at the end when she says "oh, that was my..." ? 3rd guess out of 4 choices? i bet there would be a lot more millionaires if everyone had 3 guesses
The issue is normally they look for contestants that talk alot especially about the questions, it's just very counterintuitive in this format. She was just doing what she agreed upon for being selected on the show.
"You only have 3 seconds left." "I thought for certain it would be A: The sound and the Fury, but as it were, I was sorely mistaken and so I am now forced into a position where I will have to go forward with my best guess, and I believe that my best guess would be to go with D: To Kill a Mockingbird."
RoIIingStoned Let me rephrase; what do you believe is obscure about it? It's quite clear and concise for a trivia question. "Gone with the Wind" is recognized as one of the most known and translated stories on the planet, with strong ties to Atlanta (unlike the other choices). That is what makes it "fitting" that the typewriter used to write it would be displayed in an Atlanta library. Given that it's one of the most popular and well known classic stories, even today, it's a pretty straight forward question--that's why it was an easier-level question. There's a difference between just not knowing the answer vs. the question being obscure.
RoIIingStoned Your point seemed rather clear to me, I though the question was rather obscure as well. Actually, the first thought I had was, this must be worth a bit until the prize was revealed. I'm past 30 and have still never seen or read anything to do with the story but then again I prefer stories like the one by Dee Brown, maybe slightly different to what happens during 'Gone with the wind'. hahaha. Happy dnf
i always felt they shouldn't have started the clock until meredith finished reading the question, it can potentially screw over the contestant if the question is long or if Meredith stumbles. Remember Regis nearly blowing it for a contestant on the 10th anniversary special.
I do remember Regis ANGRILY glaring at producers offstage after he stopped laughing at the joke answer and they orange-locked the contestant's correct late answer even though the timer went to 0. He clearly hated the timers, and especially that they kept the joke D answer on top of them.
Yeah, she made the mistake of saying "I'm gonna go with" when there was only 3 seconds left on the clock, when you're that low on time just blurt out your next answer. She should've just said "D final" instead of "I'm gonna go with" (clock hits zero) "D, To Kill A Mockingbird...."
In an alternate universe..... "I'm going to use my Quadruple dip." Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. "I'm gonna go with..." Sorry times up, you lose. Thanks for playing.
All she needed to know to arrive at the correct answer is GWTW is set in Atlanta, Georgia. That's why Meredith said "Fittingly..." None of the other novels are in that setting.
@@melissadunn2560 idk whats wrong with yall but yall should rlly should get it together this is the best format of millonaire clock version is better then the classic edtion
@lemonrind The very first sentence on Wikipedia defines the concept of Linguistics: " Linguistics is the scientific study of human language." You have great insight! Great job!
True story: I once saw someone use Double Dip with just 2 seconds on the clock. He missed the first guess and I was like "Oh no..." The instant the clock started for the 2nd guess, he blurted out, as quickly as he could, "D, final answer."
That's two times someone ran out of time on a Double Dip. Explains another reason why they did away with the clock eventually. When you use that and know you HAVE to give two answers before time runs out-the guy who did it failed to grasp the concept, but at the time I did too-you need to make sure that you're able to think fast in both those moments. Also, even if she'd said "To Kill A Mockingbird. Final answer." in time, she still would've been wrong. The result would've been the same.
@Greenhelm64 Yep, they do, and they've been using it for a few years. They also only tape special celebrity shows now - general contestants aren't on the show anymore. Anything you've watched where they don't have the clock is an old rerun. Check a few videos around TH-cam that are recent.
@Brady2k10 Yes, the UK does have a clock - they've had it for awhile now, but they only have a few shows a year now and they are celebrities only. The US hasn't used a clock for almost two years now.
The only relief of failing like this is having done it early enough that it didn't cost her significantly. Make this kind of error above 100K, and you'd really look stupid.
"Uh, the answer is "C." I'm not sure what you're studying but I found out that with multiple-choice you can't go wrong with "C."" - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
@prettylidi14 What makes it "fitting" that the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library displays the Gone With the Wind typewriter is that a large part of the plot in Gone With the Wind is centered around Atlanta during the Civil War.
oh my god, I couldn't even understand that question all that much and I would of guessed Gone with the wind.. I wonder what would've happened, I don't watch this show all that much. o.o
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"You only have 3 seconds left."
"Given the answers remaining, and my knowledge on the subject, I do believe it is within my best interest to select D: To Kill a Mockingbird"
...But i remember what my father once told me when i was a child....
@Jon My father told me * epic instrumental *
She might as well read a whole excerpt from a novel
3 seconds left on the clock. "So........I'm.....gonna.......go......with........"
.... Oooookaaay then..
***** dtokillamockingbird...
She was nervous and under pressure. Stuff like that can easily happen under that circumstance.
She had enough time with all the talking dude... And bear in mind this was probably around 10th question or so!
1 second
Let....me....think about it.
I like when Meredith tells her the correct answer and she says "that was my..." like she knew that was the answer the whole time. That was your WHAT? 3RD GUESS?
Maybe it was something she saw in class or something
oh dude ur killing her
@@ZaitsevYa rofl that was her 3rd answer...out of 4!!! wow so close!!!
Did she really HAVE to say "i'm gonna go with?"
Yea cuz the answer was wrong. She was only guessing
That's what you say while you are still thinking instead of being quiet. There's even a dramatic pause in between.
yes because while you are saying it you are also still thinking.
Still the wrong choice though. It wouldn't have mattered if she had a million seconds left.
1:20 "Oh that was my 4th answer"
Jez I scrolled looking for a comment that acknowledged this
Gone With The Wind! Damn. She Pick C!
dude hahahahah
Failure
Actually it was "fitting" because the author of "Gone With the Wind" spent a ridiculous amount of time at the Atlanta library when she was alive and was very well known there, coupled with Atlanta playing a decent role in the book itself. Many of her personal possessions are on display at that library. Her grave is less than 2 miles from there as well.
Been seeing alot of your comments on these videos. You should have been on the show!
Hope all is well.
I love how once she's told the correct answer at 1:22 she says, "Oh! That was my . . . ." As in "that was going to be my third choice! Dang it, if only I'd had more time! And more guesses!"
She actually said "That's the scene from Gone with the Wind."
1:22. Awwww that was my third guess.
ThePurdue haha yep
omg haha
i love at the end when she says "oh, that was my..." ? 3rd guess out of 4 choices? i bet there would be a lot more millionaires if everyone had 3 guesses
i watched the south park wheel of fortune and my youtube homepage is full of these videos. wtf youtube
Oh my God me too! That makes sense now, I was wondering why this random video was on my recommended videos.....
I love how she ends with: "Oh, that was my..."
WTF was she gonna say? Oh that was my 3rd choice. Derp.
This comment was made when Derp was still a common phrase.
Dafuq is wrong with her..3 seconds left, herpaderp I'm just gonna say the longest sentence ever.
The issue is normally they look for contestants that talk alot especially about the questions, it's just very counterintuitive in this format. She was just doing what she agreed upon for being selected on the show.
She shouldn't have wasted two seconds by saying "I'm tonna go with". If I was her, I would cry for 1 year
And that's the downside with double dip. If time runs out, it's treated as a wrong answer.
And also the fact that you can't walk away and got to play it regardless the answer you select.
"You only have 3 seconds left."
"I thought for certain it would be A: The sound and the Fury, but as it were, I was sorely mistaken and so I am now forced into a position where I will have to go forward with my best guess, and I believe that my best guess would be to go with D: To Kill a Mockingbird."
As soon as it said Atlanta I said, "Gone with the Wind!"
best. come back. ever. you win the internet with your witticism and genius.
What kind of fucking obscure question is that? And for 12k only?
Do you know what "obscure" means?
mecha03 yes, do you?
RoIIingStoned Let me rephrase; what do you believe is obscure about it? It's quite clear and concise for a trivia question. "Gone with the Wind" is recognized as one of the most known and translated stories on the planet, with strong ties to Atlanta (unlike the other choices). That is what makes it "fitting" that the typewriter used to write it would be displayed in an Atlanta library. Given that it's one of the most popular and well known classic stories, even today, it's a pretty straight forward question--that's why it was an easier-level question. There's a difference between just not knowing the answer vs. the question being obscure.
mecha03 By "obscure" I mean not well known, you thought I meant its primary definition as in vague or unclear, that's not the case.
RoIIingStoned Your point seemed rather clear to me, I though the question was rather obscure as well. Actually, the first thought I had was, this must be worth a bit until the prize was revealed. I'm past 30 and have still never seen or read anything to do with the story but then again I prefer stories like the one by Dee Brown, maybe slightly different to what happens during 'Gone with the wind'. hahaha. Happy dnf
Looks like she gonna go with the wind.
i always felt they shouldn't have started the clock until meredith finished reading the question, it can potentially screw over the contestant if the question is long or if Meredith stumbles. Remember Regis nearly blowing it for a contestant on the 10th anniversary special.
I do remember Regis ANGRILY glaring at producers offstage after he stopped laughing at the joke answer and they orange-locked the contestant's correct late answer even though the timer went to 0. He clearly hated the timers, and especially that they kept the joke D answer on top of them.
"You only have 3 seconds left"
"Well there is no easy way of saying this so i think i will just drag it out...since the dawn of time..."
always chose C, works every time
Meredith: You only have 3 seconds left and you time starts NOW!
Me: (rapidly) C: FINAL ANSWER!
Also me: girl, c’mon!
OMFG C was my 4th choice, too!!!! I would have totally gotten it if I had 4 picks!
i dont know. shes so dumb, she would had found a way to mess that up too IMO
Yeah, she made the mistake of saying "I'm gonna go with" when there was only 3 seconds left on the clock, when you're that low on time just blurt out your next answer. She should've just said "D final" instead of "I'm gonna go with" (clock hits zero) "D, To Kill A Mockingbird...."
She was actually still thinking.
Lololol
It wouldn't have mattered if she got her second answer in time, her second answer also would have been incorrect.
1:21 "Oh that was my....."
your what? third guess?? lmao
@Fondrom I agree. It just puts more pressure and causes contestants to be prone to make mistakes.
In an alternate universe.....
"I'm going to use my Quadruple dip."
Wrong.
Wrong.
Wrong.
"I'm gonna go with..."
Sorry times up, you lose. Thanks for playing.
RIP something
Oh, hold on there, I only have three seconds left. Let's think about this, shall we?
"Awh man, that was going to be my THIRD guess..."
OMG the music at the end is creepy.
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Give her a million years - she'll STILL GET IT WRONG!
Fittingly. Typewriter.
FITTINGLY.
THERE'S A MAJOR CLUE IN THE QUESTION.
ive been taught "when in doubt C your way out."
All she needed to know to arrive at the correct answer is GWTW is set in Atlanta, Georgia. That's why Meredith said "Fittingly..." None of the other novels are in that setting.
"Aww, that was my..."
THAT WAS YOUR WHAT?! YOUR THIRD ANSWER? OUT OF FOUR POSSIBLE ANSWERS... -_____-
Gone With The Wind
That's why they make sure you actually know something before they let you on Jeopardy.
I hate this format because the time limit for each question is dumb.
Fullmetal Gamer i agree with you.WHAT KIND OF GAME SHOW WOULD GIVE YOU 15 SECONDS TO ANWSER?!
@Melissa Dunn Who Wants To Be A Millionaire.
@@melissadunn2560 idk whats wrong with yall but yall should rlly should get it together this is the best format of millonaire clock version is better then the classic edtion
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After guessing wrong twice and discovering it was "Gone with the Wind," she says: "Ohhhhh that was my..."
She looks familiar?
every hot brunette looks a bit like that
@lemonrind
The very first sentence on Wikipedia defines the concept of Linguistics: " Linguistics is the scientific study of human language."
You have great insight! Great job!
True story: I once saw someone use Double Dip with just 2 seconds on the clock. He missed the first guess and I was like "Oh no..."
The instant the clock started for the 2nd guess, he blurted out, as quickly as he could, "D, final answer."
That's two times someone ran out of time on a Double Dip. Explains another reason why they did away with the clock eventually. When you use that and know you HAVE to give two answers before time runs out-the guy who did it failed to grasp the concept, but at the time I did too-you need to make sure that you're able to think fast in both those moments.
Also, even if she'd said "To Kill A Mockingbird. Final answer." in time, she still would've been wrong. The result would've been the same.
nope! she could had been thinking when meredith was telling her the time was short. that would had been like 4 or 5 EXTRA seconds. shes a dope.
@@infamouslyfamous2134 There's no way to know for sure.
she's hot
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I didn't even know what the hell was any of the options but i thought gone with the wind. Thumbs up to gut feel!
@Greenhelm64 Yep, they do, and they've been using it for a few years. They also only tape special celebrity shows now - general contestants aren't on the show anymore. Anything you've watched where they don't have the clock is an old rerun. Check a few videos around TH-cam that are recent.
The German one is the best: Humorous moderator, NO TIME LIMIT, not only celebrities!
meanwhile the guy answering the $100k question in the last second:
wht ever i do on youtube i ALWAYS manage to end up on who want to be a Millionaire
if she would have stalled saying: "I'm gonna have to go with" so fucking slowly she would have answered it in time even though she got it wrong
wouldn't have*
The sound and the fury of a native son which was gone with the wind to kill a mockingbird
I actually didn't know this answer from school or college just from watching "The Amazing Race" lol!!!
@Brady2k10 Yes, the UK does have a clock - they've had it for awhile now, but they only have a few shows a year now and they are celebrities only. The US hasn't used a clock for almost two years now.
I wonder what she was thinking when she said 'oh that was my...'
3rd double dip xD
lol i love how she was bout to say at the VERY end 1:21 " oh that was gonna be my 3rd choice "
.. Out of 4 LOLOL
The Atlanta-Fulton Public Library has the typewriter that was used to write one of those books on display.
I knew that, Gone with the WIND, Atlanta is windy!
When the answer was revealed she was about to say 'that was going to be my my third guess'!
Looks at dislike bar, sees no dislike bar, clicks next video.
How did I get to this from watching 300 clips?
OMIGOSH I KNEW IT WAS GONE WITH THE WIND!!!!
1:20
What? that was your.. 3rd guess? lmao
omg stephanie osorio!!! i remember having the BIGGEST crush on her when i saw her on the show when i was younger haha
"To Kill a Mockingbird" was written by an author from Alabama. "Gone with the Wind", if I'm not mistaken, was set in Georgia.
Haha “that was gonna be my...”
third choice? Out of 4?
The only relief of failing like this is having done it early enough that it didn't cost her significantly. Make this kind of error above 100K, and you'd really look stupid.
@HerbertHKohl I don't know what your point is. My point is that people in fact DO make sexist jokes and that it's nothing wrong about it.
and I'm not "looking down" on anyone, I'm just sad that this is the reality of the situation
I never heard of any of those books and I'm not American yet I guessed the answer right away. She had loads of time to guess and still screwed up.
If you DON'T know what it is, just WALK AWAY.
Didn't need the multiple choices for this one.
The sound and the Fury is with the Native Son who has Gone With the Wind To Kill a Mockingbird
I knew it was Gone With the Wind before the choices even came up...
Everybody knows that the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library displays the typewriter used to write GONE WITH THE WIND!!! COMMON KNOWLEDGE.
"Uh, the answer is "C." I'm not sure what you're studying but I found out that with multiple-choice you can't go wrong with "C."" - The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
@Chraan to kill a mockingbird is a pretty historic book, but it's based in alabama. Gone with the wind is based around atlanta, GA
how did I get here... again?
Listening in English class would be a great idea!
NICE JOB
@prettylidi14 What makes it "fitting" that the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library displays the Gone With the Wind typewriter is that a large part of the plot in Gone With the Wind is centered around Atlanta during the Civil War.
I don't even think that's a question.
Mockingbird & Gone with the wind are known classics. It was obvious that it was one of the two.
oh my god, I couldn't even understand that question all that much and I would of guessed Gone with the wind.. I wonder what would've happened, I don't watch this show all that much. o.o
IMO, that timer was more of a pain in the rear end than anything.
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I pretty sure the old format had regis on the show
exiting. It's over in some seconds.
even before the answers came up my mind said gone with the wind. and I've never even read it o.O
Who the heck doesn't know that Gone With The Wind is set in Atlanta?
I feel pretty good. I'm British...not read any of those 4 novels...but said GWTW before the 4 options appeared.
Oh that was my... yes, that was one of your other only choices out of 3.
NOW YOU ONLY HAVE 1 SECOND TO ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS DUE TO COMMERCIAL BREAKS
dude usually the most popular one is not the answer you can't just pick it because it sounds popular to you
Atlanta... ? my immediate thought was Gone With The Wind.
lol i like she sounds like her battery shut down when she started to say the answer
It took me 30 seconds to understand the question...
I guessed it right on my first try :3
When using double dip you need to decide your two answers before you give your first shot, not think about the second answer with the clock ticking...
"Gone with the wind" how ironic lol
I'VE NEVER HEARD OF IT!
How did you not know gone with the wind and Atlanta would likely be paired? Lol