Greed: The Series - 1/7/2000
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- In this episode of Greed with Chuck Woolery, we will pick up the Joe Price and team going for $200,000. Later, remember the infamous “.com” team? Well, they’re back! starting with the new $100,000 question and after that team, two more teams will have their shot at climbing the tower of Greed in the hope of winning over $2 million. Enjoy.
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Credit: Chuck Donegan.
I wish this should would get a reboot!
Game Show Network almost considered picking this up but the jackpot would have been only $200,000
I swear, the only people who ever win money on this show seem to be the Terminator challengers
That's what happens when people feel the need for greed. Most big-money game shows are designed to feel like you're winning a lot as you play and then pay out almost nothing to most people at the end.
And in some weird twist the contestants who reject their Terminators actually end up winning lots of money. I'm sure the elderly actor from Will and Grace and the guys on Larry Toffler's team would attest to this.
My assumption is that when they challenge someone, there's always the possibility they're eliminating someone who could potentially know the future answers @@hiltonlive32grnrngr
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr Who was the elderly actor - what was his name?
@@AA-dd3we Charles C. Stevenson Jr.
David is definitely right because he changed from Rutgers to Fuji and got them $200,000!
At least agreed made it right with David’s team, and they were all deserving to win $200K collectively, especially David, who was a Phenomenal Captain.
Thanks for the episode mate! 👍
All good mate!
Greed's biggest problem was that it was too predictable, in that most team's last questions were at the $200K or $500K level.
I love how they had just the $100,000 question clip from the last show at the beginning. That episode was one of the lowest money amounts won on any episode!
I remember this episode when it aired on my birthday January 7th when I was 8 thanks bro your awesome
All good mate. Im glad that you enjoyed it.
16:24 my parents had that radio alarm clock
Greed is NEW! NEW! NEW!
some of these questions I could not get not being a TV watcher
One takeaway from this episode, if you get your question wrong before it is rejected, you will likely be targeted for the terminator showdown.
Except that Ricardo’s answer on Elton John songs was rejected, but Nancy chose to challenge Robert
Christy gave the most modest answer ever for what she would do with $2M. Australia is expensive as trips go, but expenses are pretty much covered for everyone who accepted the Terminator. Hope she was still able to get to go to Australia pre-9/4/06 :(
Speaking of Australia, we have our own version of Greed (hosted by Kerri-Anne Kennerley)
58:42 - NO, it's not Hotel reservations and neither it was videos. It was software.
I wished Thad’s team would’ve thought about Convenience instead of Volume, like Best Buy. Though, I can’t blame him entirely, since Christy wasn’t any better either, thinking that a Clothing Store alone would have the most revenue. Regardless, they were doomed when they chose those answers, and should’ve bailed at $20K. Also, had they used the Freebie, they would’ve had a better chance, and it might have removed Best Buy or GAP.
Overall the episode lacked anticipation except for the third team. It felt like it was missing something. Beyond that it did have a good mix of questions that held my curiosity.
I only knew the answer to That Elton John question BECAUSE it topped Billboard 100 for 14 WEEKS STRAIGHT and because it was in tribute to Princess Diana! I had NO IDEA it was a remake though!
Best buy wasn't the highest revenue in 1999 because they didn't have a lot of them around yet
They were doomed because they had two wrong answers the Gap was also wrong, she should have said JCPenney instead of the gap
"Malcolm in the Middle Series Premiere"
Feels surreal to read that.
Sometimes, it’s never fun to see all the blame on 1 person losing it for his/her team, but it can’t be helped if they’re solely responsible for the loss, like Joe. He completely failed as a Captain, and if he wasn’t sure, he should’ve used the Freebie.
Yep, I always wondered why he didnt use the freebie when he clearly didnt have a clue.
Oh sweet! Another OB episode of Greed (with commercials)! I miss this show so much!!! 😊😊😊😊😊
Greed had a good run (November 4, 1999 - July 14, 2000) but still too short mate.
Thad was one of the contestants who didn’t qualify in the Qualifying Question a couple of episodes back.
There was a team from the beginning of the January 6 episode whose captain quit at $100,000. The category for the next question was shopping. Seeing that Thad's team's $200,000 question was about shopping, i wonder if that would've been Carra's team's question.
It’s very likely that would’ve happened, since they’ve probably done that with other teams in past & future episodes.
Frankly, I don’t like Captains that are Cowards like Carra.
@@l-wolverine2211 Same here
@@l-wolverine2211tell that to K.T., Todd, and Brian.
@@artvandelay7687 Don’t be a 🤡
@@l-wolverine2211 I'm serious. The players whose captains caused them $0 would have loved coward Carra.
thanks for posting this greed episode lawandorder888 i love to watch it & see it
All good mate
This is the infamous internet team episode
That was the beginning of the episode from December 10, this was just the episode of their return.
That leader of the 1st group looked so confident as to not use his cancel-one-out. But, he got his wrong and switched to a wrong answer. When you have the opportunity to challenge and choose that option, always take the leader's spot if you win. It may just cost you the game by not doing so...
5:44 I knew it was wrong
Me too
Michael Richards and John Candy were never on snl
Wow....my before birthday, i was born on Sunday in 2001.
christy and thad had to serious with thier choices of the gap and best buy
For Team Steve, I wondered if he used the Freebie, which wrong answer would’ve been Eliminated. And even if he used it, would he have still guessed Software as that last correct answer?! Honestly back then, there was this place called Blockbuster, where I rented Videos, so I knew it wasn’t correct. Also, Hotel Reservations were still called in by phone, and people checked themselves in for vacancies so that was also an incorrect answer. And now that I think about it, Video Game Cartridges are considered a type of Software, so if they only thought along those lines, they probably would’ve won $200K.
It’s funny how Common Sense would usually lead to the right answers on a game show like Greed. Heck, if I had a composed team of Free Thinkers, Book Smarts, Street Smarts, & Tech Savies, we could win some Big Money.
Level 5 🌆 Question 🙋♂️: Which 4 of the following 6 performers were regular cast members on "Saturday Night 🌃 Live 🎵"?
Not John Franklin Candy or Michael Anthony Richards, but Christopher Julius Rock, Jonathan Michael Lovitz, Robert John Downey, Jr. & William Edward Crystal.
Christopher Julius Rock 👨 ✅
John Franklin Candy 👨 ❌
Jonathan Michael Lovitz 👨 ✅
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So, wait, how were you able to get all these episodes of Greed from Chuck Donegan? As great as it is, I want to know. I know you gave credit to Chuck Donegan, but did you trade to him with something else? Because, he does require another show that you have to have in your collection.
I just asked him and he gave it to me earlier in the year.
@@lawandorder888 Wow. Really? You could just ask him the shows you'd like to see and you'll get the ones you want? That is amazing. Color me surprised.
Even Chuck Donegan has episodes of the World Series of Blackjack from 2006, Poker Royale: Battle of the Sexes, Celebrity Blackjack and a little bit of That's the Question. I know you can't get those shows especially since your channel does only the FOX series Greed, but I want to get episodes of those shows from GSN.
@@movietv20249 no guarantees though but I can ask him if he can lend me those shows you mentioned above.
@@lawandorder888 I should at least try to trade something with him before we do that. I'm not ready yet. Also, I keep forgetting to mention if you and he can lend GSN's Russian Roulette too. I'll let you know when I'm ready for everything.
However, I plan to do a series called GSN Vault soon which will be on my other channel. And what this series is is shows from GSN that are all from the 2000s, which game shows won't be just included but the blackjack and poker stuff too that GSN aired. Each video of this series will be between roughly 3 to 5 hours.
Also, I really am starting to worry about the other game show trader, Ryan Rinkerman, because he has not been active on his trading website for quite some time.
@@movietv20249im not quite sure about Ryan Rinkerman. I hope hes okay or something.
Like John in Super Greed, Steve would also have saved the team that lost on the $25K Chuck Woolery question.
Another great episode when is the next episode you have planned mate
Im planning to upload, once I acquire them, the December 10, 1999 (Original Madeleine Ali episode) on TH-cam mate.
Ok then can’t wait to see it
Millionaire's doppelganger.
That 2nd $200,000 question on fruit on apples was super easy but David made a huge mistake on using the freebie early but if you’re not sure you’re not sure but I’m glad they won
That "huge mistake" ended up helping David change the wrong answer to a right answer though so how was it a mistake if they got the question right?
@@hiltonlive32grnrngrI mean that I thought he made a mistake of using it early I thought for sure they would save it but they didn’t but I’m glad they won so sorry for my comment earlier
Can't help but speculate that under normal circumstances they would have left one of the unsure answers as the final reveal for David to battle over. Because they were a return team under the stigma of having departed once as a "losing" team, they cut David some slack.
Is Wal-Mart one of them? Yes!
Is Kmart there? That is two.
He changed from GAP to Sears Roebuck. So how about Sears Roebuck? That's three.
Well, we're down to Best Buy as the last answer. I got $20,000 for you. I don't know if Best Buy is correct or not.
49:55 This news even relates today, wow.
6 Time Jeopardy Champion Steve Unite Christmas Day Monday 2006.
45:14: Ouch! That burn’s got to sting and hurt! OH SNAP!
5:44 Low pitch wrong answer sound "not common hearing it after $100,000 question"
5:44 - Michael Richards was a wrong answer and so is John Candy. I'm surprised that John Candy was not highlighed in Red.
The two correct answers were Billy Crystal and Robert Downey Jr.
I was surprised that John Candy wasn't revealed third (instead of Michael Richards) as Greed seems to always save the changed response for the final reveal (likely to build up the suspense for when Chuck offers the captain the bribe to stop, since it's the captain that's responsible for the changed answer). I guess in this case, since there was more than one wrong answer, it didn't really matter.
As much as I hear folks speak on John Candy’s SNL career, I figured he’d be a SHOE IN for one of the right answers
5:44
The first $200,000 question on late night television on the 4 regulars on Saturday night live that really surprised me my answers were
1. Chris rock
2. Jon lovitz
3. Billy crystal
4. John candy
I knew Michael Richards was wrong but I never would’ve guessed Robert Downey Jr what a shocker
I dont know what was going on in Joe’s mind leading him to that choice.
Had to wonder if Jerry challenge for captain & won what the result would be.
I had the same answers as well. I thought for sure that John Candy was correct. I thought Robert Downey Jr. was wrong. I had no idea he was on SNL back in the day. And I knew that Michael Richards was so wrong.
@@robbyosborne9708 same here bro even though I’m not a huge fan of Saturday night live I remember seeing John candy on there which I was so shocked that he was one of the wrong answers I knew Michael Richards was so wrong and I knew the other 3 were right
I guessed the same, I knew for a fact Michael Richards was wrong cause he's basically only known for Seinfeld, but when he changed Robert Downey Jr. to Michael Richards I knew they we're screwed. His team looked very displeased
If the 3 eliminated teams had used the freebie on $200000, I bet Michael Richards, Best Buy, & Hotel Reservations would have all been removed and at least 2 teams win.
That's exactly what I was thinking too.
Even if that was the case, all the teams had Weak Captains.
cool
Didn't realize it's a FOX broadcast I guess. I'll upload it on my channel if that's okay. Do December 10th, 1999 which is episode 8.
Havent got the Dec 10, 1999 just yet mate.
@@lawandorder888 Let me know when it's ready.
@@movietv20249 yeah, thanks by the way that you mentioned my name. Really appreciated it mate
@@lawandorder888 This is a limited channel however, which means by the start of 2024, I will delete that channel. So please, either you or Anna archive the Everyone Who Won $0 videos when my channel is gone.
@@movietv20249 Why are you closing your channel?
Oh Chuck! You should have stayed with the other gig.
38:01 - WHAT! I thought it was Best Buy for sure! It was JC Penney over Best Buy. That was disappointing that Best Buy was a wrong answer.
Nah. I knew that JC Penney was one of the right answers.
I miss kmart
@@heatherbrenner3164 Me too.
JCPenney was HUGE in the 90s! I don’t think Best Buy blew up like that UNTIL the mid 2000s
@@justrelax1539 Exactly
Steve and Bruce ended up on the tournament of losers
38:01 and 58:42 Wrong answer
I wish contestants lost 3/4ths of their current prize instead of everything, which includes terminator losers. Imagine Dan Avila going home with $50k after gambling his $200k to go for $2.2 million. I mean, while it's still a disappointing loss, it's a whole lot better than making it so far only to have nothing.
42:28 Todd was just on the first team earlier in the episode. Why did he return? Very odd.
Maybe, he was disadvantaged by a bad question, and came back, only to be eliminated in the Qualifying Question. I'm not sure.
I'm actually suspicious that maybe Todd was a kamikaze candidate in that they didn't have enough contestants on set, so they got him to go out there to have a full slate of 6 contestants for the qualifying question and have him throw the question. Or maybe this was filmed before the first batch of questions aired on this show and something went wrong with the qualifying process (maybe he was one of the 5 closest and somebody screwed up).
Or that, and I just didn't think of it.
I think it might've been due to a production error or they didn't have enough new contestants at the time and had Todd come back as a spot filler and had him throw the question on purpose like another user suggested.
Something similar happened in the TV trivia episode, and that's why two repeat contestants showed up on the last team.
Kmart and Sears are about dead now
16:22 is that Newman?
Chris may have been counting the number of presidents besides Clinton.
Watching those poor teamates around 4:47 watching their leader put in a 2nd wrong answer was frustrating to watch.
I know lol, K.T. had a death stare the whole time.
@@artvandelay7687 Yep, at least when u get 3 of em rite, Chuck offers u 10% of what you would win had u got em all rite. Ugh.
It'd been guaranteed if he used the freebe.@@rawn4203
38:00-38:07- You can see the sheer disappointment in the whole team's demeanor. That's the only thing I hate about the game show Greed, is that ANY wrong answer costs you EVERYTHING (except Terminator accumulated money). So in a sense, the game is a bit mean-spirited from a standpoint.
I do wish that a wrong answer will slash the current prize by 3/4ths, so they won't go home with nothing. In this case, getting the $200k question wrong will take their $100k down to $25k, $5k per person. Then again, that's why they call it the most dangerous game in America.
Todd Whitman was on here twice
How did that happen? He made it past the qualifying question and there were no irregularities that they had to bring him back. David and his team, however….
Joe = worst captain ever (even worse that the blonde lady who didn't know the lyrics to the Star Spangled Banner)? I don't think any other team has ever had 2 wrong answers on the first multiple choice (4 out of 6) question? It's happened a few times on the second multiple choice question (4 out of 7) - questions on the Smithsonian Museum of American History and Barbie. Joe made quite a few fatal errors - not using the freebie, not looking at his teammates after saying John Candy (as a Canadian, that was the most obvious wrong answer - Candy repeatedly turned down offers to join SNL out of loyalty to fellow SCTV cast members - a comedy troupe based out of Toronto), and changing a correct answer to an incorrect one. 4:39 -- all three of his teammates were visibly upset after Joe said John Candy, but even if Joe had caught this cue, he probably would have changed Candy to Michael Richards. He finally looked around at his teammates after locking in Michael Richards and I like to think that he (finally) got the hint that something was very wrong. If the captain has no idea for the first multiple choice question (as was the case with Pepperidge Farm cookie question), use the freebie and pay attention to the reaction of your teammates. In that instance, the captain used the freebie, which guarantees that no matter what, you'll have at least 3 out of 4 and a chance to bail with the money presented by Chuck (as was the case with the Pepperidge Farms question). Here Joe just totally torpedoed his team - I think Joe's teammates would vehemently disagree with Chuck proclamation at 1:21 of Joe being a "great captain" lol.
Nobody is a worse captain than her! That mistake was inexcusable. That'd be like having to choose 4 fruits out of 6, and choosing TACOS as an answer.
Bad captain for sure but far from worst. Saved the team at the $100K question, so Jerry can thank him for his terminator money. I wouldn't even say the star-spangled captain was the worst either. She was given 4/4 correct answers pre-$200K but even by saying "I accept" 4 times, she was better than other captains who changed right answers to wrong answers or accepted wrong answers, causing the team to win absolutely nothing. My worst captain ever is a tie between the infamous $25K Chuck Woolery question loss and the captain who changed the right answer to a wrong answer on the $50K Eugene Cernan question.
Actually Micki (the SSB fail captain) was worse than Joe. At least Joe saved his team on the $100,000 question. True, his team lost on $200,000 with two missed answers but to be fair, his team's question about SNL wasn't as easy as the SSB lyrics question.
Edit: Plus at least Joe knew to change an answer. Micki accepted her teammates' correct answers to $100k and gave a wrong answer that cost her team the $200,000.
There was at least one other instance on the $200K question of two wrong answers being locked in. If I remember right, it was on the biggest wedding costs. I don’t remember what the other wrong answer was, but one of them was wedding gown.
Also happened a couple other times at $500K - you’re right about the Smithsonian and Barbie questions. It also happened regarding celebrities born the same year as Bill Clinton, as well as on automakers with the highest revenue.
@@prestonmackey498 There was also a team that lost on $500k with 2 missed answers about celebrities who were celebrating their 50th birthday in 2000... and not to give anything away but one lady on that team was lucky enough to have the Terminator land on her both times it hit. She took the first challenge but rejected the second one. I wonder if she regretted that decision knowing she could've taken home at least $20,000.
38:01
I wish this Show came back it was giving Millionaire a Good Run for it's Money but didn't last....
4:43 Ugh they know he's wrong...
When he changed the answer to Michael Richards, the felt defeated. The knew they weren’t even going to have the $20,000 buyout.
Could you imagine Cosmo as a character on SNL?
The 3rd $200,000 question on popular stores was another shocker to me my answers to that one were
1. Walmart
2. Kmart
3. JC Penny
4. Best Buy
I was so surprised that Best Buy was wrong I never would’ve guessed sears roebuck and I thought the gap would’ve been another right answer but what a shocker
Actually, I knew that Best Buy was wrong. Circuit City was its biggest competitor back then. And Sears was very big back then. I had the same answers as them.
@@robbyosborne9708 oh wow I did know that I knew sears was huge back in the day but I didn’t the roebuck of sears was huge I wish I knew more about shopping back then thanks again bro
Well I think KMart is gone now. I wonder if Best Buy is ranked higher now? Target is probably ranked among the top 4 now.
Shows you how much things have changed in the past 20 years. 3 of the choices (JC Penney, Sears Roebuck, and K-Mart) are all bankrupt, and GAP (along with Best Buy, to a certain extent) aren't so hot right now. Wal-mart is the only one that's still in the top 4 (in fact it's far and away the top retailer in the USA in terms of sales, ahead of Amazon, Costco and Home Depot in 2021).
Level 5 🌆 Question 🙋♂️: Which 4 of the following 6 performers were regular cast members on "Saturday Night 🌃 Live 🎵"?
The 4 answers 🙋♂️ were Christopher Julius Rock, Jonathan Michael Lovitz, Robert John Downey, Jr. & William Edward Crystal.
1. Christopher Julius Rock
2. Jonathan Michael Lovitz
3. Robert John Downey, Jr.
4. William Edward Crystal
38:01 are you kidding me
This will shock you even more. I looked up the 1999 Fortune 500 List online and I found out that Best Buy was ranked #195 of the highest income companies of that year!
GAP was #174
WAL-MART was #3
K-Mart was #21
J.C. Penney was #31
Sears-Roebuck was #15
I know what you mean
Is Books one of them for online buyers purchase? That's one.
Is CDs and tapes there? That's two.
How about airline tickets? That's three.
Well, guess what we are down to ... hotel reservations which it was changed from videos. So I got $20,000 for you. I dont know how secure you are with hotel reservations over Software and Videos. I can give you the $20,000 just in case if you dont know if it's correct or not.
All kinds of failure in this episode: first double wrong answer, then a double wrong answer with a change that doesn’t end well, & change wrong answer to wrong answer. At least one team walked with $200000 unlike other shows when only terminator money with no pending big payouts took place.
The double wrong happened due to a bad change.
I honestly didn’t think of software.
58:42
I can tell Bruce knew that it was software over hotel reservations I can even tell he wasn’t upset at all after losing I can tell Gina and grace were upset that they lost even though Gina gave a wrong answer which was videos and then Steve changed it to hotel reservations which I was a little surprised that was another wrong answer but at least Bruce wasn’t upset he knew Steve tried his best and I gotta give Steve credit he did do good and saved the team twice but he did tried on the $200,000 level but not quite good try though Steve
@@tylerwilliamson7128absolutely. I have seen worse captain. You remember the episode from November 18, 1999 - $2.25 million jackpot team of Bob Basil? he changed Antoinette’s answer to his own answer on the $200,000 question about Home Electronics, and Antoinette was super mad.
@@lawandorder888 sure do mate I remember that question very well that question was super easy I knew the answers plus I even looked it up as well even though personal computers were popular in the late 90s but the telephone answering devices were more popular by a small percentage and that was the answer Antoinette gave as you mentioned until bob changed to personal computers plus my uncle and I we’re watching that episode together and we both knew bob made a huge mistake and my uncle even yelled at his tv to bob and said don’t switch her answer
@@tylerwilliamson7128 Don't get me started on that guy.
@@robbyosborne9708 oh don’t worry bro I sure won’t can’t stand him one bit
Christy looks like Tyria Moore (Aileen Wuornos' lesbian lover).