Here is another playing of the winners circle/bonus round of NEW $25,000 Pyramid. Levar Burton from "Reading Rainbow" gives out the clues. The contestant is playing for $10,000. Dick Clark hosts.
Believe me, you're not alone; now my favorite shirt is covered in tear stains lolol... If you listen closely at 1:36, she exclaimed that they *"needed the money SO badly."* That just *gutted* me... but in a *good* way! 🥲🥲🥲
Wow, they are going on a vacation! Yeah, something for the whole family. It would be interesting to bring back past winners, pair them with their celebs if possible, find out how the money made a difference, show the people that joined them in the winner’s circle, etc. Sorry Dick won’t be there, you really are missed!
Larae Dillman was an undefeated champion on Blockbusters with $47K in November 1980 and an undefeated champion on $ale in early 1989, losing the car in her last bonus round. She also lost on Russian Roulette in 2002.
I was just getting ready to say this about Larae (an unusual name) also being on Blockbusters before this Pyramid version. She did quite a few gameshows!
@@zachhoran I didn't know about Larae Dillman's second run on Blockbusters aired in October 1981 until I was just now reading about it. She retired undefeated in November 1980 with $47,000 as the initial play limit for the "Gold Run" was 10 times. The show increased the limit to 20 times and brought her back to continue past the initial 10. She won an additional $18,000 in that second visit.
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When LeVar said “YES, they are,” it was great.
LeVar wanted to cry, too! You could tell! 🥹🥹
She's so sweet! And I love when contestants are so gracious toward the celeb who helped them win.
Wow this is one of the most genuine reactions I’ve seen in this game!! She is really grateful.
I was crying with her!
This made me cry. So sweet to see the win and how thankful and emotional they were.
Believe me, you're not alone; now my favorite shirt is covered in tear stains lolol... If you listen closely at 1:36, she exclaimed that they *"needed the money SO badly."* That just *gutted* me... but in a *good* way! 🥲🥲🥲
LeVar holds her hand to help her back to her seat...and I'm crying!! Precious!
Tear stains are staining my good dress shirt! 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
So sweet when she won. LOVED Levar Burton in Roots.
What a sweet, sweet woman. And LeVar Burton? In his prime!
A great win with terrific clues given by a sensational entertainer!!!!!
...and a childhood HERO
LeVar is the man!!!! EXCELLENT clues!!!
2:22-2:29 And we're happy for you, Larae!!! That's so awesome!!
The first noisy thing that came to my mind was a jackhammer.
Levar was really hung up on that "747" clue. How about "a 747 engine"
Things that are noise. A JET ENGINE, A CONCERT, AN AMPLIFIED ELECTRIC GUITAR (all with a LOUD tone of voice)
1:32 I think she’s saying “Oh, LeVar!” But reading her lips it looks like she’s saying… something else… 😂
I love Levar Burton ❤❤❤❤
Wow, they are going on a vacation! Yeah, something for the whole family. It would be interesting to bring back past winners, pair them with their celebs if possible, find out how the money made a difference, show the people that joined them in the winner’s circle, etc. Sorry Dick won’t be there, you really are missed!
A megaphone. Firecrackers. A chainsaw. Lawnmowers. A cockatoo.
Before LeVar Played GEORDI LA FORGE
Four years, to be exact!
Nice camera shot and camera view of the Pyramid coming on in the opening.
levar really dressed up for this one
He looks great!
For Things in Glass, I wonder if “A Tennessee Williams menagerie” would have been an acceptable clue.
I think it would've passed.
I don't see any problems with that.
Doesn't sound illegal.
What about Fireworks, firecrackers, a wild party, a 7 AM lawnmower…
She said THINGS UNDER GLASS...But the judge accepted that response for Things IN A GLASS.
Glass is the “key” word so it is ok at that time.
@@pressmin yes, you are correct. GLASS is the key word.
She also said in a glass right after
Essence of the word was more important. 99% of the time if you said the word you got it.
Terrific clock management by the contestant; she ordered the pass on the 5th one so she could get the 6th one and go back with enough time.
How about a cheering crowd?? (loud things)
A rock concert crowd... the Concorde.
Im screaming passing train for Noisy things...
I was screaming bomb!
Larae Dillman was an undefeated champion on Blockbusters with $47K in November 1980 and an undefeated champion on $ale in early 1989, losing the car in her last bonus round. She also lost on Russian Roulette in 2002.
Zach Horan so your saying she was really good,...
SHe did OK, yeah
I was just getting ready to say this about Larae (an unusual name) also being on Blockbusters before this Pyramid version. She did quite a few gameshows!
@@klassymusicteacher Also $ale of the Century with seven wins in 1989 and Russian ROulette in 2002
@@zachhoran I didn't know about Larae Dillman's second run on Blockbusters aired in October 1981 until I was just now reading about it. She retired undefeated in November 1980 with $47,000 as the initial play limit for the "Gold Run" was 10 times. The show increased the limit to 20 times and brought her back to continue past the initial 10. She won an additional $18,000 in that second visit.
I would have said jackhammer for Noisy Things. Or baby on a plane.
bzzzz... baby on a plane is a prep. phrase. Not allowed. Only give out a list.