Nancy Christie, the first female winner, mentioned she travelled to Austin for Ed's last big dinner with friends and family, done the way he wanted it. She also was first to announce she'd learned Bob-O died and been with him during some health troubles before. Some of the WWTBAM winners did meet up and become friends, apparently. He really is still the last person to win more than a million on this show to this day as he said. R.I.P. Ed.
@@CrossoverFan4life So, as "Quiz" showed, the procedures are very tight, but when Norm played, how it worked was the writer of the question chose the 50 50. However they write them, they'd be able to work out the two most likely guesses. So, it was rigged only in the sense that they had expertise on guessing the guesses. Cynicism to not say the hunches isn't unwarranted, but really, it was just the question writers knowing the two likely hunches. Eventually however, the system had changed to where it was randomly chosen by an RNG when the 50 50 is used. Yes, quiz shows were rigged in the 50s, but WWTBAM, a global Sony/Celador huge franchise, is VERY professional.
That could have been another intention. The actual intention was a 2nd chance at a lost bonus, due to a faulty question. The jackpot was reset to its amount in Ed's original game.
His new $16,000 question... Emmentaler is a type of what food? A: Chocolate B: Cheese C: Bread D: Sausage His $32,000 question... What is the name of the main character in Rossini's opera "The Barber of Seville"? A: Figaro B: Faust C: Don Juan D: Fiorello His $64,000 question... Which of these U.S. states borders both Lake Superior and Lake Huron? A: Wisconsin B: Illinois C: Michigan D: Ohio (continued)
In that case, I commend you on your knowledge. I like the difficulty of the questions as it is. This question was not easy to me. Then again, I only GUESSED it correctly. As Chris Tarrant [the original, and current British host] once said, "It's only easy when you know the answer."
Those are valid points. I could only guess that antiseptic could be used in an infirmary to swab on wounds. I see no use on the battlefield for it, or shaving cream.
The fact that Ed knew the right thing to do would be to walk away with $500,000 and yet he had the urge to risk it all and go for it even though he wasn't 100% sure was incredible.
In this case...yeah, it was worth the gamble. It often isn't, but listen to him reasoning it, and Regis was even, yeah. Walk into the cave. You can live with it.
From what I understand, this wasn't originally supposed to air. In most cases, the contestants who returned due to faulty questions would play the rest of their run on an unaired segment. None of the others won the million, explaining why they only aired Ed's footage...and it might explain why Regis didn't draw this one out as much as usual. If you watch the full episode you can see how the transitions to and from commercial are pretty awkward.
i think i would be tempted to go for it too if i had the 50/50 and the jackpot was 2 mil as its nearly 3 to 1 odds but totally different story if jackpot was only 1 mil
@@ciaran6677 :D no you're not looking the same glass but different view. Mathematically speaking, Ed was wise to take his guess. Imagine that you played "Heads or Tails" with your friend. You place 100$ and he places 200$. Winner takes the whole 300$. This is the kind of scenario that you should take everytime on any given day, even if it scares you to lose the 100$. But if you get 2:1 payout with something that is 50/50... Thats just too good to turn your back away
I have to question where antiseptic could be used in WWII, and why the army would issue shaving cream when they were already carrying a lot of equipment as is.
@@fable9159 He was also on "Game Show Nationals"/"Grand Slam" on GSN with John Carpenter, Ken Jennings, Nancy Christie, Ogi Ogas, Brad Rutter and other Millionaire and Jeopardy big winners.
I would have gone "shaving cream" final answer.. So I was thrilled to see the final answer... marvelous to see this..wonder what 1.86 million dollars is worth ???
one thing I don't like about the American show is after they give their answer, the host says yes straight away. there's no pause or waiting for a few seconds to make him sweat. the British one is better!
I know what your're saying but the British one is still the original and the best! Did you ever watch the english one where an army major cheated his way to a million pound with the help off his wife and another contestant? Its called Major fraud! Its quite amazing really.. Watch it!
That's how the UK show did it. The US show I think tried it but it didn't work, maybe people were changing the channel so they didn't do the final answer cliffhangers.
In a ratings stunt, the producers added $10K to the jackpot for each episode since their previous million dollar winner (David Goodman). The original bonus winner (Kevin Olmstead) earned $2.18 million. Previously, Ed got ruled incorrect on a faulty $16K question. The producers invited him back to the hot seat, replaced the faulty question, restored the audience lifeline that he had used, and reset the jackpot to its amount from his original game. That's how it reached $1.86 million. Only during these times did the jackpot bonus exist.
***Spoiler*** Insecticide made a lot of sense as the correct answer because it's something you would want to spread around and an aerosol would make it easy to do so. I could see why that would be correct.
I apologize if this goes to the wrong person. Ed was invited back to the show after a faulty question was thrown out. During his original show, there was an escalating bonus that added $10,000 to the million at the start of each episode. The producers reset the jackpot to what it was on that night. Before this episode, the original bonus winner was Kevin Olmstead. He won $2.18 million.
Yeah, and a good logical hunch he explained. And, yeah, he'd be the first big loser, famous for that. You'd have to walk into the pitch black cave of treasures with those odds. You only live once.
Easy question. The only way to atomise large volumes of air is by using an aerosol, and illness and disease caused by flying insects can decimate the fighting effectiveness of troops in tropical climates.
Oh no, I watch it bootlegged on TH-cam after they air them, did they skip over it? It did air on ABC after a delay because of 9/11, why would they skip it now? They air higher quality versions than the existing recordings.
His new $16,000 question... Emmentaler is a type of what food? A: Chocolate B: Cheese C: Bread D: Sausage His $32,000 question... What is the name of the main character in Rossini's opera "The Barber of Seville"? A: Figaro B: Faust C: Don Juan D: Fiorello His $64,000 question... Which of these U.S. states borders both Lake Superior and Lake Huron? A: Wisconsin B: Illinois C: Michigan D: Ohio (continued)
Watching this just after hearing of his passing.
RIP Ed Toutant :(
RIP
I hope Ed lived a happy rest of his life after this. Rest In Peace, Ed.
Morgan Douglas Wow. He's dead?
@@christucker9966 Ed Toutant died of cancer, 17 years later. Sadly, even his big money could not prevent that disease's outcome.
He and Regis are probably playing Millionaire in the big house.
@@Ghostrider6A There's no big house.
@@Ghostrider6A Yea he's up to several trillion dollars and is going to help us pay off the world's national debts.
My right ear was lonely.
Is it still? I have,often,wondered over these last 7 long years..
I had no idea why you said this until I started the video lol
i really like hearing regis philbin talking in my left ear
It should be your right one you're wearing them wrongly
Nancy Christie, the first female winner, mentioned she travelled to Austin for Ed's last big dinner with friends and family, done the way he wanted it. She also was first to announce she'd learned Bob-O died and been with him during some health troubles before. Some of the WWTBAM winners did meet up and become friends, apparently.
He really is still the last person to win more than a million on this show to this day as he said. R.I.P. Ed.
@@occono3543 Ed and Bob-O will be missed.
RIP Ed Toutant
One of the Top Prize Winners of this show!
GSNgameshowman24 When and why did he die?
He died of brain cancer on November 6, 2018.
That’s sad. I hope he enjoyed almost $2,000,000 before he died.
@@fable9159 He probably spent most of it anyway.
His reasoning for why it wouldn't be antiseptic was so intelligent.
Also reasoning for why insecticide would be correct: it's something you want to spread around and an aerosol can would make it easy to do so.
@@ChiSportsNut18 And plus, antiseptic has been around way longer than insecticide.
Ed Toutant was also the last person to get the jackpot question correct 4 days before the 9/11/2001 Terrorist Attacks.
*Bush Attack
He came back as a +1 on today's episode!
on a question about filled pasta lol
Yeah lol. I knew it because I love manicotti!
RIP!! ED TOUTANT & REGIS PHILBIN!!
Never seen this but I truly thought insecticide too but I also thought he was going to be wrong. Man I’m glad he won it
R.I.P to Ed Toutant and Regis Philbin. I hope that they will have fun in heaven. 🙏😢🙁😞
Never mention the answer you are actually thinking is correct before you choose the 50/50
Very true. The people running the system will burn you that way. I wonder if some contestants used that to their advantage.
@@woodrowboudreaux9951Norm McDonald mentioned this too
@@CrossoverFan4life So, as "Quiz" showed, the procedures are very tight, but when Norm played, how it worked was the writer of the question chose the 50 50. However they write them, they'd be able to work out the two most likely guesses. So, it was rigged only in the sense that they had expertise on guessing the guesses. Cynicism to not say the hunches isn't unwarranted, but really, it was just the question writers knowing the two likely hunches. Eventually however, the system had changed to where it was randomly chosen by an RNG when the 50 50 is used. Yes, quiz shows were rigged in the 50s, but WWTBAM, a global Sony/Celador huge franchise, is VERY professional.
@@occono3543 That's fascinating info about the 50/50. Thx!
But if it's correct it doesn't matter. It won't be eliminated. You shouldn't say TWO answers you're thinking of.
I am guessing they did it as $1.86 million so that the contestant could actually get 1 million dollars after the loss of 40 percent tax.
That could have been another intention. The actual intention was a 2nd chance at a lost bonus, due to a faulty question. The jackpot was reset to its amount in Ed's original game.
His new $16,000 question...
Emmentaler is a type of what food?
A: Chocolate
B: Cheese
C: Bread
D: Sausage
His $32,000 question...
What is the name of the main character in
Rossini's opera "The Barber of Seville"?
A: Figaro
B: Faust
C: Don Juan
D: Fiorello
His $64,000 question...
Which of these U.S. states borders both
Lake Superior and Lake Huron?
A: Wisconsin
B: Illinois
C: Michigan
D: Ohio
(continued)
Love you Ed. What an inspirational story! Hope you’re living life well in heaven. You are one of the best game show Gods ever. 😃😇
4 days later, And RIP to both.
What???
@@trblemker00 9/11 and the Death of Ed Toutant AND Regis Philbin way after that.
this occurred just 4 days before 9/11
wow
Joseph Ragsdale scary
basher214 ikr
Joseph Ragsdale Yes, I've seen show long time when I was 7 years old, and I was exciting to see him win.
In that case, I commend you on your knowledge. I like the difficulty of the questions as it is. This question was not easy to me. Then again, I only GUESSED it correctly. As Chris Tarrant [the original, and current British host] once said, "It's only easy when you know the answer."
A great moment for him and his wife! And, a gutsy decision to go for it!
The late Ed Toutant is still to this day the most recent US Millionaire contestant to reach the top prize question with 50:50 available for it.
balls of a bengal tiger that man
Definitely. He was determined to go all the way, even if he didn't win it.
186k views, perfect.
Now it's at about 190k views.
Lucky in money but unlucky in longevity. Ed died of brain cancer in late 2018 at age 66.
He had 17 years with that big money. I'm grateful that he got more time than others have gotten.
Windfalls can kill people, it's well documented.
Those are valid points. I could only guess that antiseptic could be used in an infirmary to swab on wounds. I see no use on the battlefield for it, or shaving cream.
2:30
That would be something, indeed, Ed....just wait about oh, 8 years later, and we get to see real history.
The fact that Ed knew the right thing to do would be to walk away with $500,000 and yet he had the urge to risk it all and go for it even though he wasn't 100% sure was incredible.
In this case...yeah, it was worth the gamble. It often isn't, but listen to him reasoning it, and Regis was even, yeah. Walk into the cave. You can live with it.
Wasn't this also the last Primetime episode of Millionaire?
***** It would have made a good ending, but, no. It was not the last prime-time episode of Millionaire.
It was actually the last jackpot like adding 10k more.
It was a season finale. He was called back, I think? Maybe producers messed up a question?
Fucking balls of steel
Lots of courage too.
How bad could the bugs have been?? I thought for sure it was antiseptic!!
funny when he said about making history by becoming the first person to drop 468k lol
Because it's the jackpot special of Millionaire.
Hey at least he won $1,000,000 after taxes
May 15 2009 ABS-CBN WWTBAM PH
Ed Toutant passed away from cancer on November 6
Joseph Ragsdale Last year?
Yes. He died on November 6, 2018.
This episode believe it or not was actually recorded 4 days before the 9/11 massacre and I’m sure they aired this episode way later
He looks and sounds like ted bundy. Also when regis simply says... got it, I think he could've added a little drama instead of simply saying that
From what I understand, this wasn't originally supposed to air. In most cases, the contestants who returned due to faulty questions would play the rest of their run on an unaired segment. None of the others won the million, explaining why they only aired Ed's footage...and it might explain why Regis didn't draw this one out as much as usual.
If you watch the full episode you can see how the transitions to and from commercial are pretty awkward.
Damn, talk about the drama! I thought it was shaving cream anyways.
i think i would be tempted to go for it too if i had the 50/50 and the jackpot was 2 mil as its nearly 3 to 1 odds but totally different story if jackpot was only 1 mil
Nathan Smith how would it be a different story? potential loss is still the same
I guess we are looking at the same glass in different ways!
@@ciaran6677 :D no you're not looking the same glass but different view. Mathematically speaking, Ed was wise to take his guess.
Imagine that you played "Heads or Tails" with your friend. You place 100$ and he places 200$. Winner takes the whole 300$. This is the kind of scenario that you should take everytime on any given day, even if it scares you to lose the 100$. But if you get 2:1 payout with something that is 50/50... Thats just too good to turn your back away
I have to question where antiseptic could be used in WWII, and why the army would issue shaving cream when they were already carrying a lot of equipment as is.
@@bngibbs Well it obviously wasn't used on the battlefield. Back at camp.
I thought antiseptic cause of war but insects are dangerous to soldiers too.
I wish the ratings were still up after he won the million. So we wouldn't have to be subdued to this new format shit these days.
The final million dollar question asked on the original run I think
@@antonyblalock2696 To my knowledge, yes.
Final one aired, this might have been filmed before Bernie Cullen. Assuming you don't count Super Millionaire as the "original run".
4:22 GOT IT!!!!!!
You can hear an audience member seeing it on Regis's screen just beforehand and going YES
Ed Toutant (MILLIONAIRE)
4:22
Ed Toutant has passed away earlier tonight. He will be missed.
Ed Toutant was a contestant on the November 6, 2018 episode of Celebrity Bucket Kickers.
Zach Horan Yes you fucking dolt. I already said that...
Zach Horan Yes you fucking dolt. I already said that...
He was also a contestant on Jeopardy! and won 1 episode
@@fable9159 He was also on "Game Show Nationals"/"Grand Slam" on GSN with John Carpenter, Ken Jennings, Nancy Christie, Ogi Ogas, Brad Rutter and other Millionaire and Jeopardy big winners.
IF ONCE AGAIN I HOSTED THIS GAME SHOW!!--BESIDES THE $1,860,000-IF IT WERE UP TO ME--ED WOULD HAVE ALSO A NEW CAR 🚙 AS WELL!!
Korina Sanchez P2,000,000.00 9th MILLIONAIRE Winner
if anyone has it, it would be great to upload it.
Wow! Great! Enjoy!
I would have gone "shaving cream" final answer..
So I was thrilled to see the final answer... marvelous to see this..wonder what 1.86 million dollars is worth ???
@@TheLT704 That's why you use the 50/50.
That terrifying background noise doesn't help with consentration
one thing I don't like about the American show is after they give their answer, the host says yes straight away. there's no pause or waiting for a few seconds to make him sweat. the British one is better!
I know what your're saying but the British one is still the original and the best! Did you ever watch the english one where an army major cheated his way to a million pound with the help off his wife and another contestant? Its called Major fraud! Its quite amazing really.. Watch it!
Who said money can’t buy happiness ? Look that woman love 💃🏼 🤑🤑🤑🤑
Way to go my man, sometimes you just got to take risks
Absolutely. No guts, no glory.
The sailors on the starboard side of the ship heard nothing.
His wife looks like Robin Wright
if anyone looking for the entire questions, and want a clear sound, here's the link.
th-cam.com/video/FFbpmaoH_TI/w-d-xo.html
Wow. That was anticlimactic. You would expect an, we'll see if he's right after the break, there.
That's how the UK show did it. The US show I think tried it but it didn't work, maybe people were changing the channel so they didn't do the final answer cliffhangers.
I barely knew who he was until researching him for your comment. As funny and disturbing as it is, I also saw a resemblance.
Agreed, does anybody have them?
Have what?
why is it 1.86 and not million
In a ratings stunt, the producers added $10K to the jackpot for each episode since their previous million dollar winner (David Goodman). The original bonus winner (Kevin Olmstead) earned $2.18 million. Previously, Ed got ruled incorrect on a faulty $16K question. The producers invited him back to the hot seat, replaced the faulty question, restored the audience lifeline that he had used, and reset the jackpot to its amount from his original game. That's how it reached $1.86 million. Only during these times did the jackpot bonus exist.
***Spoiler***
Insecticide made a lot of sense as the correct answer because it's something you would want to spread around and an aerosol would make it easy to do so. I could see why that would be correct.
@@ChiSportsNut18 On that basis (and the need to kill jungle bugs) I only GUESSED insecticide.
He looks like Ted Bundy
That was just what I thought :D His last interview....
Who he?
sorry....why is it 1.86 and not 1mil even?
It feels like it was rigged watching that. The contestant has zero personality lol
I apologize if this goes to the wrong person. Ed was invited back to the show after a faulty question was thrown out. During his original show, there was an escalating bonus that added $10,000 to the million at the start of each episode. The producers reset the jackpot to what it was on that night. Before this episode, the original bonus winner was Kevin Olmstead. He won $2.18 million.
An 86-episode drought × $10k/episode + $1M = the $1.86M jackpot!
Just gimme a 15 000 $ I need to bu
y a car ..lolll
I would have gone for it too since he had a 50/50 chance of being a 1,860,000 winner
Yeah, and a good logical hunch he explained. And, yeah, he'd be the first big loser, famous for that. You'd have to walk into the pitch black cave of treasures with those odds. You only live once.
that was easy.
I guessed c
Tachanka Chanka And u were correct after he did used 50/50.
ballsy, nice one m8
Me too
2:49 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Easy question. The only way to atomise large volumes of air is by using an aerosol, and illness and disease caused by flying insects can decimate the fighting effectiveness of troops in tropical climates.
Hey don't complain if you want the easy money show back haha
lol
Shame that his second run didn't even aired on GSN...
Oh no, I watch it bootlegged on TH-cam after they air them, did they skip over it? It did air on ABC after a delay because of 9/11, why would they skip it now? They air higher quality versions than the existing recordings.
His new $16,000 question...
Emmentaler is a type of what food?
A: Chocolate
B: Cheese
C: Bread
D: Sausage
His $32,000 question...
What is the name of the main character in
Rossini's opera "The Barber of Seville"?
A: Figaro
B: Faust
C: Don Juan
D: Fiorello
His $64,000 question...
Which of these U.S. states borders both
Lake Superior and Lake Huron?
A: Wisconsin
B: Illinois
C: Michigan
D: Ohio
(continued)
COME ON !
I have been waiting for NINE long years in London, England.
Where is the continuation you promised in 2014 and the rest of his questions?
4:22