@@EqualsPeach Greed works better as a weekly primetime series, not syndication. I think the show would suck if it went syndie. Weakest Link went syndie and that version sucks as does that version of Millionaire which I wish they would cancel already! If Greed is ever brought back, they need to keep it a weekly primetime show with the exact same set and format as the 1999-2000 season.
@MrLogoman007 So would you say the money tree would be something like $1,000 $2,000 $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 $50,000 $100,000 $250,000 if it were to be syndicated? Of all the competitors of Millionaire, Greed lasted the longest. I would've loved for Greed to be the first Fox game show to have a syndicated version long before 5th Grader and Lyrics, don't you think?
Pretty certain the question at 0:20 ("Which four were regulars on 'SNL'?") was the only time in Greed's history that anybody has had more than one answer incorrect on the first multi answer (4 out of 6) question, as this would actually be difficult to unintentionally pulloff - whenever the captain is unsure about the question, she/he would use the freebie to remove one wrong answer, thus making it impossible to select more that one wrong answer on $200,000 question. In this scenario, not only did Joe NOT use the freebie, he also chose John Candy (who famously never joined the cast of SNL out of loyalty to his SCTV colleagues), AND changed another answer from Robert Downey Jr. (correct) to Michael Richards (incorrect). I find it hard to believe that somebody could unintentionally do all of this (confident enough to not use the freebie yet manage to select both incorrect answers, which includes changing another contestant's correct answer), so I think that Joe was trying to sabotage his team or was just the dumbest Greed captain ever (yes, even worse than Micki, the blonde lady who didn't know the lyrics to the Star Spangled Banner, even after her teammates left her with the easiest answer to choose).
@therussianspy Actually, that wasn't the only two-answer miss on a multi-answer question. On the May 5 episode of Super Greed, the team with Ed, Lauren (eliminated), David, and Gloria got two answers wrong on their $1 million question about facts about the Barbie doll. Another one that I remember off the top of my head was a question about famous people who turned either 50 or 60 in 2000. All I remember about that question was that it was a $500k question so it had to have been on regular Greed. I could be wrong but i THINK that was before the five-episode Super Greed run. Also, I don't get why people keep bashing Micki calling her the worst captain just because she and her team didn't know the Star Spangled Banner question. I don't know all the lyrics to the SSB myself. If anything, I think Dennis and Darrell are the worst players for not knowing Chuck Woolery did host Wheel of Fortune and not Singled Out on that infamous $25k miss, and the only reason I know that now is because I saw and remember that question from when I was 9-12 years old. I still feel embarrassed for that team.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr Yes, there was another two answer miss on a $500,000 question asking what TV related items are on display at the Smithsonian museum of American History. I'm saying that I believe that the question shown at 0:20 is the only two answer miss for the first multi answer (i.e. $200,000 / 4 out of 6) question in Greed history, and that this is very difficult to unintentionally do. If the captain is unsure of the four correct answers, she/he would use the freebie, and in doing so, would make it impossible to have a two answer miss on this question. It also makes the reveal for correct answers #1 through #3 very anti-climactic, as it's now impossible to have more than one incorrect answer.
@@therussianspy5882 Actually there was another instance where another team (on the 1/28/2000 episode)the $200,000 chose both wrong answers on the question and the question was 'Which four do people spend the most on at an average formal wedding, according to BRIDE magazine?' And the team corrected guessed Flowers and Bride's Wedding Ring and incorrectly guessed Wedding Gown and Invitations & Announcements. The other corrects answers were Photographer and Photos and Music. Another memorable two wrong answer guess happened on the 4/25/2000 episode (before it became Super Greed) on a $500,000 question which was 'According to a Wall Street Journal article, which four automakers, when combined with their affiliates, have the largest global market share?' They used the Freebie on the previous question about who appeared on the cover of TV Guide the most times. They guessed correctly Toyota and Volkswagen which was changed from GM which was also right and incorrectly guessed Honda and BMW and the other correct answer was Ford which nobody chose so this team was far off. If they had changed at least one of the wrong answers they could have at least had the chance to walk away with $50,000. They definitely put too much emphasis on the word "Global"
Just after Dan Avilia lost the $2.2 million, another team lost because the captain changed an answer on what are the most common devices in the home, changed from Telephone Answering Devices to Personal Computers, which I myself though it was wrong while I thought the Telephone Answeing Device was correct for which it was, that captain turned out to be one of the biggest goats in game show history
Andrew Beaudoin You know someone who has the episode with John, Lisa, and Jeffery? I can't tell you how much I want to see this whole episode. Also do you know if that source has the Losers Tournament episode as well?
It doesn't need a revival for syndication; it needs a revival period
It doesn't need to be syndicated. How many players would play, how many questions, how many dollars? Just stick to the original formula from 2000.
EqualsPeach omg
@@EqualsPeach Greed works better as a weekly primetime series, not syndication. I think the show would suck if it went syndie. Weakest Link went syndie and that version sucks as does that version of Millionaire which I wish they would cancel already! If Greed is ever brought back, they need to keep it a weekly primetime show with the exact same set and format as the 1999-2000 season.
Just curious, how did you find these high quality clips?
@MrLogoman007 So would you say the money tree would be something like $1,000 $2,000 $5,000 $10,000 $25,000 $50,000 $100,000 $250,000 if it were to be syndicated? Of all the competitors of Millionaire, Greed lasted the longest. I would've loved for Greed to be the first Fox game show to have a syndicated version long before 5th Grader and Lyrics, don't you think?
I don't remember Greed being in syndication I know it was talked about but I dion't remember it being in syndie
I was hoping that FOX would bring back this wonderful, fabulous game show! I thought this was an add for it!
Micki was on super greed
And she got terminated.
@@andrewbeaudoin7363 by who
@@andrewbeaudoin7363no she wasn’t, she was still the captain, and her team lost on the $200,000 ques category about star spangled banner song
I will never understand why FOX cancelled the show after a mere one season.
Because FOX got a new president in the summer of 2000 and the new president that took over didn't like game shows.
I think Greed might be a fun show, much like Twenty One and WWTBAM. I don't think the show has conquered the world except Millionaire.
Pretty certain the question at 0:20 ("Which four were regulars on 'SNL'?") was the only time in Greed's history that anybody has had more than one answer incorrect on the first multi answer (4 out of 6) question, as this would actually be difficult to unintentionally pulloff - whenever the captain is unsure about the question, she/he would use the freebie to remove one wrong answer, thus making it impossible to select more that one wrong answer on $200,000 question. In this scenario, not only did Joe NOT use the freebie, he also chose John Candy (who famously never joined the cast of SNL out of loyalty to his SCTV colleagues), AND changed another answer from Robert Downey Jr. (correct) to Michael Richards (incorrect). I find it hard to believe that somebody could unintentionally do all of this (confident enough to not use the freebie yet manage to select both incorrect answers, which includes changing another contestant's correct answer), so I think that Joe was trying to sabotage his team or was just the dumbest Greed captain ever (yes, even worse than Micki, the blonde lady who didn't know the lyrics to the Star Spangled Banner, even after her teammates left her with the easiest answer to choose).
@therussianspy Actually, that wasn't the only two-answer miss on a multi-answer question. On the May 5 episode of Super Greed, the team with Ed, Lauren (eliminated), David, and Gloria got two answers wrong on their $1 million question about facts about the Barbie doll. Another one that I remember off the top of my head was a question about famous people who turned either 50 or 60 in 2000. All I remember about that question was that it was a $500k question so it had to have been on regular Greed. I could be wrong but i THINK that was before the five-episode Super Greed run.
Also, I don't get why people keep bashing Micki calling her the worst captain just because she and her team didn't know the Star Spangled Banner question. I don't know all the lyrics to the SSB myself. If anything, I think Dennis and Darrell are the worst players for not knowing Chuck Woolery did host Wheel of Fortune and not Singled Out on that infamous $25k miss, and the only reason I know that now is because I saw and remember that question from when I was 9-12 years old. I still feel embarrassed for that team.
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr Yes, there was another two answer miss on a $500,000 question asking what TV related items are on display at the Smithsonian museum of American History.
I'm saying that I believe that the question shown at 0:20 is the only two answer miss for the first multi answer (i.e. $200,000 / 4 out of 6) question in Greed history, and that this is very difficult to unintentionally do. If the captain is unsure of the four correct answers, she/he would use the freebie, and in doing so, would make it impossible to have a two answer miss on this question. It also makes the reveal for correct answers #1 through #3 very anti-climactic, as it's now impossible to have more than one incorrect answer.
@@therussianspy5882 Actually there was another instance where another team (on the 1/28/2000 episode)the $200,000 chose both wrong answers on the question and the question was 'Which four do people spend the most on at an average formal wedding, according to BRIDE magazine?' And the team corrected guessed Flowers and Bride's Wedding Ring and incorrectly guessed Wedding Gown and Invitations & Announcements. The other corrects answers were Photographer and Photos and Music. Another memorable two wrong answer guess happened on the 4/25/2000 episode (before it became Super Greed) on a $500,000 question which was 'According to a Wall Street Journal article, which four automakers, when combined with their affiliates, have the largest global market share?' They used the Freebie on the previous question about who appeared on the cover of TV Guide the most times. They guessed correctly Toyota and Volkswagen which was changed from GM which was also right and incorrectly guessed Honda and BMW and the other correct answer was Ford which nobody chose so this team was far off. If they had changed at least one of the wrong answers they could have at least had the chance to walk away with $50,000. They definitely put too much emphasis on the word "Global"
Just after Dan Avilia lost the $2.2 million, another team lost because the captain changed an answer on what are the most common devices in the home, changed from Telephone Answering Devices to Personal Computers, which I myself though it was wrong while I thought the Telephone Answeing Device was correct for which it was, that captain turned out to be one of the biggest goats in game show history
I'd say that Joe (shown at 0:20) was an even worse captain - see my other comment.
@@therussianspy5882 i knew all four parts on that question about saturday night live
We all should know that Game Show Trading has almost all the episodes. Includes: Rachel, Dennis, John, and Kathy and Lisa, Jeffrey, and John.
Andrew Beaudoin You know someone who has the episode with John, Lisa, and Jeffery? I can't tell you how much I want to see this whole episode. Also do you know if that source has the Losers Tournament episode as well?
@@hiltonlive32grnrngr I haven't seen any episodes that are different; so, no. Now I have.
So much better than millionaire. God how I wish they did a reboot of this show.