Joe Kelleher’s run might be one of the most underrated on this show. Dude went from just barely getting to $32,000 to gutsy-ing his way to $500,000. That’s impressive.
Same case with Phil Gibbons as well. Ram out of lifelines at around $8,000 and just kept pushing it all tha way to tha million dollar question out of pure luck
I love all the background music that plays during the questions actually. Brings back a lot of memories of excitement watching all the episodes weekly when I was younger. But yeah, when the questions go to 32.000 and up, as the music gets more intense and ominous. That's just awesome. I get goose bumps!
varun009 Or at least the contestant receives a little of the million at a time so that not as much taxing is needed. For example, for every 6 months, the contestant receives $10,000.
The reason he wants the next episode of Rick despite being just a couple questions is because it had a question in which he gave the right answer but was called out wrong. Definitely amazing how this guy worked so long to be on WWTBAM, but ended up with the flawed question.
Nah, I disagree. Rick's question isn't actually flawed, he gave the wrong answer of the answers given. His argument was that the question asked for a definitive record answer, number one in the world, but multiple choice always presumes a "of the options given". He had no argument which is why he didn't get called back and Honea and Toutant and so on did.
The last contestant before Beth took part was one of the 16 Primetime to end up with $0 and one of the 5 to do so second-to-last of the night! The player before Beth was Karla Robinson.
Amazing stuff. Thank you for the upload. Cheers Richard for displaying what a bodily honest person should translate into language. Inspiring stuff displayed here, from all gals/guys. God speed.
35:48 this guy, Rick Rosner, would later sue the show due to a faulty question(some people debate this), but is extremely smart and has an IQ of 200, known as one of the smartest men in the world.
Didn't think Anne rice's birth name was Howard Allen o brien but what I do know is that she was known for writing interview with the vampire 🧛♂️ the movie 🎬 rendition stars Tom cruise and Brad Pitt
I've asked a few people this before, and nobody's known ... has anyone ever heard / found the complete "Last Night..." cue used through the first 45 seconds? This was never included on any of the soundtrack releases... (which is a shame...)
Click bait with Richard Rosner at the end. Y'all look up First Person, a documentary show by Errol Morris. There's an episode just about Rosner on Millionaire. It's *AMAZING*! (He cray!)
When this was aired on ABC primetime, this is or was Company Bowling Tournament Day at Chaparral Lanes at 400 W. Bonita Avenue in San Dimas, CA & said if that bowler wins some money here, he or she could go to Vegas.
The correct answer to the question was neither of the four available options. Furthermore, the question was poorly phrased because the cities has overlapping altitudes. Finally, the question was awfully tough relative to prior $16k questions.
The question was most definitely flawed. Quito is the correct answer but it depends on where you are measuring from, which is Rick's point. I agree that he should have brought that up during the filming of the question, but my gut instinct was Quito, which I believe the rewarded as the correct answer.
Matt I had that instinct as well, but that was only because of my experience playing with the Flight Simulator X game; however, it came out approximately 6 years after this episode so I would have been screwed as well.
35:01 I never would've known Anne Rice, until today. It was sort of smart that he didn't ask him what he thought the answer was, since that might've haunted him, afterwards. $500,000 is not such a bad prize to walk away with.
itzamia Okay, the second highest that we're aware of. The world's a big place and you'd think there'd be any number of untested people that would actually have I.Q.s higher than Rosner's.
itzamia Most autistic savants have very low IQs, usually 40-80. Daniel Tammet, the guy who can recite over 22 000 digits of pi, is an exception and have an IQ around 130 (top 2%), which is still far below what Rosner have scored. Both these two individuals are unique in their own way. Both have Aspergers.
+Erika Baum I don't really mean to be rude, but it's still kind of obvious that "00" means 2000. I am part of those "later generations" myself, and yet I understand perfectly fine.
Most of these questions have nothing to do with IQ intelligence but rather experience and knowledge of random stuff you’ve noticed throughout your lifetime. Most people could probably very easily get at least to the $32,000 or 65,000 and walk away.
I saw the question in which he failed, the highest capital one. And I don't really get what your point is. He did not know the right answer and gave a wrong one. What's the big deal, Kathmandu is not the highest one....
my step is related to someone who ws the character in the diffrent st rokes Q all i well say i s that he has a historian relative his son n laws dad whose passed but browsing hs sm i seen him talking bouat i thnk a great aunt better seemng then mine perhaps and she was related to conrad baine
Do you have the next episode after this?
I don't, but if you wanna know what happens…
th-cam.com/video/bS694q7D1lE/w-d-xo.html
here ya go…
Oh ok I just love all the who wants to be a millionaire with Regis philbin it would be nice if they put each season on the channel sometime
Yup, same here. I was so bummed when GSN stopped airing the reruns. Still holding out hope that they'll bring 'em back someday tho! haha
Oh yeah but TH-cam you can watch them any time
Do you have the full episodes of the all guys that one the million dollars
Joe Kelleher’s run might be one of the most underrated on this show. Dude went from just barely getting to $32,000 to gutsy-ing his way to $500,000. That’s impressive.
Absolutely. And I really thought he was going to go all the way. But $500,000 is a good win.
Same case with Phil Gibbons as well. Ram out of lifelines at around $8,000 and just kept pushing it all tha way to tha million dollar question out of pure luck
Lol, this is the notorious Rick Rosner episode.
Agreed. Also the dude AND his wife are anesthesiologists so even winning 500k is just his annual salary lol
I'm not the only one who loves the music they play when they're answering questions from $32,000 and up
I love all the background music that plays during the questions actually. Brings back a lot of memories of excitement watching all the episodes weekly when I was younger. But yeah, when the questions go to 32.000 and up, as the music gets more intense and ominous. That's just awesome. I get goose bumps!
I do too! Especially the million dollar question background.
I love the music, but it also makes me uneasy for a reason. I thought I grew out of it too. Guess not.
$250,000 was always my favorite, because of its pitch.
I love it, too. $125,000 is my favorite.
That was a great episode! Joe was one of the best contestants ever! WOW! Pays to read and study!!! Well done Joe!!!
Also for that Howard Allen O’Brien Question, I would have picked 1 of the following 2.
1: Anne Rice
2: J.K. Rowling
Good mythical morning everyone
Best comment I have ever read!
samtheking25 Shut up. I know. We all know.
lol how what a coincidence
Had no idea the Twin Towers received a question on this show. It's depressing to see how that question is outdated as of today. :(
yeah, we thought those towers would stand forever. :(
Dan Blonsky got a question about them too.
@@jeffjadrich8464 it was $4,000 if I recall
Who blew up the towers?
A/ George Bush
B/ Dick Cheney
C/ Donald Rumsfeld
D/ Mossad
They should show the total prize money after taxes.
varun009 Or at least the contestant receives a little of the million at a time so that not as much taxing is needed. For example, for every 6 months, the contestant receives $10,000.
JACK HQ That means it would take 50 years for the million dollars to be paid off.
About 50%.
The reason he wants the next episode of Rick despite being just a couple questions is because it had a question in which he gave the right answer but was called out wrong.
Definitely amazing how this guy worked so long to be on WWTBAM, but ended up with the flawed question.
Nah, I disagree. Rick's question isn't actually flawed, he gave the wrong answer of the answers given. His argument was that the question asked for a definitive record answer, number one in the world, but multiple choice always presumes a "of the options given". He had no argument which is why he didn't get called back and Honea and Toutant and so on did.
I was 9 years old when this game show debuted. Love this episode.
This episode aired a day before my 7th birthday.
@@freshprince374
WOW, that's Fantastic"!! So that makes you 107 NOW!!! Happy Birthday!🎂🍥🎂❤
This guy’s photo should be the model of “trust your gut”.
What a champ wow!
ty for posting these!!! :)
17:33, wow the fact that this was just over a year before 9/11 is pretty crazy.
The last contestant before Beth took part was one of the 16 Primetime to end up with $0 and one of the 5 to do so second-to-last of the night! The player before Beth was Karla Robinson.
Does anyone have a link to the next episode? That is supposedly the infamous one that Ronson lost about the elevation for a capital city.
Rick Rosner; we saw him in the premiere episode as one of the first 10 Fastest Finger contestants.
Amazing stuff. Thank you for the upload. Cheers Richard for displaying what a bodily honest person should translate into language. Inspiring stuff displayed here, from all gals/guys. God speed.
One thing that made me curious is that Richard Rosner previously appeared as a finalist in the U.S. premiere episode, aired August 16, 1999.
i went to abc.com and it didnt let me play along help?
This was 16 years ago.
35:48 this guy, Rick Rosner, would later sue the show due to a faulty question(some people debate this), but is extremely smart and has an IQ of 200, known as one of the smartest men in the world.
Rick Rosner appeared on the 8/16/1999 show too, but didn't make it into the Hot Seat.
That Twin Towers question gave me chills
17:25 Twin Towers question 👀
GSN needs to air these episodes again and not just Family Feud 10 hours a day
$500k winner on my tenth birthday.
For the Mount Everest Question I probably would have gone with either George Mallory or Sir Edmund Hillary.
14:05
35:48
Lol
My mom laughed at "Vaguely Intelligent Parrot" for 5 minutes XD
At 25:16 I like the sound effect. I can’t believe this show came out 23 years ago. Wow! Does time fly by.
And most of us are able to answer the questions that Ronser was answering even before the options came out.
getting a question for Sabrina, the Teenage witch feels so weird. I watched it so much, so hearing the name Warlocky gave me a good chuckle.
I knew the answer to Joe's $16k question.
Didn't think Anne rice's birth name was Howard Allen o brien but what I do know is that she was known for writing interview with the vampire 🧛♂️ the movie 🎬 rendition stars Tom cruise and Brad Pitt
Millionaire (U.S. Primetime) - Season 1, Episode #123
Original airdate: July 23, 2000 on ABC
Notice how simple popular TV shows were just a few years ago
I think the real story here is that there's a contestant called Todd Flanders!
Hi ho diddly, Neddy's older sonny is on a game diddly show!
34:30 What's the answer?
I've asked a few people this before, and nobody's known ... has anyone ever heard / found the complete "Last Night..." cue used through the first 45 seconds? This was never included on any of the soundtrack releases... (which is a shame...)
Same I've been trying to find it forever!!
On that note, try and find the closing theme song to Late Night with Seth Meyers...driving me batshit crazy!
GAK82681 Maybe there's some way we can ask ABC.
Joe Kelleher walked away with $500,000 which is not bad at all
Who names a girl Howard?
Click bait with Richard Rosner at the end. Y'all look up First Person, a documentary show by Errol Morris. There's an episode just about Rosner on Millionaire. It's *AMAZING*! (He cray!)
When this was aired on ABC primetime, this is or was Company Bowling Tournament Day at Chaparral Lanes at 400 W. Bonita Avenue in San Dimas, CA & said if that bowler wins some money here, he or she could go to Vegas.
The correct answer to the question was neither of the four available options. Furthermore, the question was poorly phrased because the cities has overlapping altitudes. Finally, the question was awfully tough relative to prior $16k questions.
The questions on UK shows are waaaay harder like wth
I Just Made This Channel For The Sake Of It I saw the UK version and there were plenty of easy ass questions
I Just Made This Channel For The Sake Of It Because if you're from the USA, you'll be confused.
DeepSkyObserver 115 Because USA Related Questions are WAY easier
I Just Made This Channel For The Sake Of It Because USA has SOME easier questions.
And the syndicated version with Meredith Vieira.
0:36 the moderators reaction "sure" lol priceless. Him being a multimillionaire.
Please upload the full episode with Chris Michael Langan :)
THEY DONT SHOW THESE ON GSN ANYMORE :(
...or do they? (The show relaunched 4/3/2023 and now airs weekdays at 11 AM.)
17:30 :(
Sup with dude at the end ? Lmao
Kendall Hart has the same name as a character from All My Children.
That $1,000,000 question is a tough one, it was Anne Rice who was the best-selling author was born Howard Allen O'Brien
40:49 I hope Ned is proud of his boy
I have a question, why did Regis briefly exit the HOT SEAT in FRONT of the seat rather then behind it?
5:02 Minecraft sound effect in the background
Big Smoke at 7:31?
Wow, didn't know that Richard ended up suing the show...
what do you know will happen next year?
I like this version best of all
(I used to own a dress or 2 with those great big white collars. LOL).
Most successful phone a friend ever😂 didn't even have to say the answers and her brother knew it
That 8k sabrina teenage witch is so easy
35:00 I randomly answer anna rice i it was right don't give up
34:41
These questions are so easy, I knew every one.
The question was most definitely flawed. Quito is the correct answer but it depends on where you are measuring from, which is Rick's point. I agree that he should have brought that up during the filming of the question, but my gut instinct was Quito, which I believe the rewarded as the correct answer.
Matt I had that instinct as well, but that was only because of my experience playing with the Flight Simulator X game; however, it came out approximately 6 years after this episode so I would have been screwed as well.
This was actually 7/23/00.
0:49
35:01 I never would've known Anne Rice, until today. It was sort of smart that he didn't ask him what he thought the answer was, since that might've haunted him, afterwards. $500,000 is not such a bad prize to walk away with.
He's the opposite of Rick Rosner considering wisdom.
th-cam.com/video/ndW5uiwexL8/w-d-xo.html
its actually a full show.
The date on the check says July 23, not July 9.
Fixed. Idk how that mistake went unnoticed for so long
I love how this guy guessed his way so far, I wish he had guessed Anne Rice.
Empressoftheflames I was saying, I knew it was Anne Rice!
vaguely important parrot lmfao
It feels surreal looking at the guy knowing he has the world's second highest recorded I.Q.
Who?
The last guy- Richard Rosner. He's worth a google.
Sam Gentile Comedy is something that's experienced. High IQ's tend to not waste time with that. Doesn't make you a genius, though
itzamia Okay, the second highest that we're aware of. The world's a big place and you'd think there'd be any number of untested people that would actually have I.Q.s higher than Rosner's.
itzamia
Most autistic savants have very low IQs, usually 40-80.
Daniel Tammet, the guy who can recite over 22 000 digits of pi, is an exception and have an IQ around 130 (top 2%), which is still far below what Rosner have scored.
Both these two individuals are unique in their own way. Both have Aspergers.
What year is 00? Was this taken in the first century? I don't understand
+Clutterwood Obviously it means 2000... You'd have to be stupid not to understand that.
Don't be so mean! People born in later generations may not understand that "00" is an abbreviation for 2000. Get over yourself!
+Erika Baum I don't really mean to be rude, but it's still kind of obvious that "00" means 2000. I am part of those "later generations" myself, and yet I understand perfectly fine.
Guess I'm the only one that realized you were trolling....stupid them ^^^
The y2k catastrophe in action
40:12 That, "oh please no dont do this to us"
The correct answer would have to be D. George Mallory.
I knew every single one of those question.
It doesn't count if you Google it.
Kevin Le I didn't, but you are correct, it would not count!
***** I did not! It is kind of funny how easy some questions are, but nonetheless if I was on the show chances are there would be one I did not know.
Ethan MJ : that's great. makes the show fun, I bet!
cant believe he didnt know the answer to Howard Allen Obrien
Only part of it worth watching is the last person one of the smartest people ever (no sarcasm).
what will?
Kristin didn't shoot JR. It was a dream.
7:04 instant response!
People are so smart on this show, im so stupid
Lol same here
Most of these questions have nothing to do with IQ intelligence but rather experience and knowledge of random stuff you’ve noticed throughout your lifetime.
Most people could probably very easily get at least to the $32,000 or 65,000 and walk away.
1:19 "Because in Russia, Audience ask YOU!"
This video was posted the day before 9/11
***** yeah it was. look at the date
+Awesomephilip02 OP is dumb
ikr
+Awesomephilip02 No, 9/11/01 is 9/11. This was posted 3 days before.
I like Joe's reaction to winning the Fastest Finger @ 15:15
this was 7/23/00 not 7/9/00
I saw the question in which he failed, the highest capital one. And I don't really get what your point is. He did not know the right answer and gave a wrong one. What's the big deal, Kathmandu is not the highest one....
Estuvieron muy fáciles y eso que no se inglés
4.98 seconds holy moly Rosner destroyed it
He only practised a few thousand times.
Actually, Jennifer Morgan (who came in 2nd that round) had a screen glitch during that FF that caused her to return two weeks later.
Did anyone else hear the cough during the septuplets question? Sounds familiar! 😂
I could not hear it :)
anne rice
Of all the things Beth could have wore, she chose a prairie dress...
I'm going to University of Maine @ Orono!! I get to meet that dude haahah
The question @38:27 also appeared on the show greed: the series
"I think, therefore I am."
my step is related to someone who ws the character in the diffrent st rokes Q all i well say i s that he has a historian relative his son n laws dad whose passed but browsing hs sm i seen him talking bouat i thnk a great aunt better seemng then mine perhaps and she was related to conrad baine
Beth Woods Joe Kelleher Richard Rosner Millionaire
Hillary always gets Mallory's credit. So close!
oh my god lol fucking rick
"32000$, very important level FOR YOU" sounds like the host thinks shes stupid 8:23
He got reason.
these questions are so fucking easy