Thanks for sharing your home with us as we watched it on your TV together. Felt like i was sitting on your couch, lol.

First contestant made a massive mistake by not just guessing on the $32,000 question.

sucks

What an unmemorable episode.

My birthday. I was a year old

I had only heard of Einstein saying that, which was my guess.

Do you have some Syndicated Millionaire? I'd like to see Bob Edgeworth, Rod Martin and Ava Johnson.

Well, this is close to a big event.

Cinama History right here. Great scene.

I remember the first time watching this movie. Great scene!

I love the vintage take. Brings me back to the 80’s and makes me appreciate DVD’s even more! Thank you for sharing 📹📺🎞️

This is the most ridiculous video on YT. Here we are in 2024, and this guys pops his VHS in and video records his TV screen, shaky-cam and all. Awesome.

12:06 I listened to Regis read this question while I was washing my hands, heh 🧼

Disappointed!

What the fuck is a video of a video of a TV airing doing on KZbin? 😅😅

Equator was easy.

Imagine being dumb enough to record a screen with a phone xd

Press the volume button on your TV remote when you recording

It's nice to see a million dollar winner that needed his lifelines, it's not as endearing when it's super easy for them

Jeremy looked mad as hell 😂

How does one not know that Venice is made up of islands? There are no roads, only canals?

😊 Regis is such a great host! Miss his humor

Where is the record button?

This was early enough on that Bob wasn't thinking about how 250k was often exactly when the question writers used "Ripley's Believe it or Not" style trivia with shocking answers. Syria and Egypt don't border each other and are fairly distant from each other, so you'd think Iraq and Saudi Arabia, but no. Shame, if he'd been later on he'd have probably seen enough of the show to sniff that out (I refrain from calling it a capital-T Trick, as I think overall the show was far fairer and nicer than many shows that came after it, even with the trick questions) and it's a shame Regis nudged him to ATA (I don't call shenanigans, I think Regis thought it must be C like everyone else because of borders)

Ouch! Rough going for the first guy, getting disqualified after the first question. I was secretly thinking "meter" myself, and who knows whether I'd have opted to consume a lifeline on the first question! *** I definitely flunked the books in order of release year. "The taste of seawater" as the second question?! Ridiculous. I can't imagine a person alive getting that wrong, but why wasn't that the first question? I know Drew was 18 years old, but using a lifeline to guess "inches" as the unit of measurement on a 2x4... I was disappointed. I know he was young and nervous... While I can't fault him for either of those qualities, the fact he immediately knew "Cartography" on the next question but couldn't instinctively guess inches on a two-by-four...? That puzzles me all the more, since he seems intellectual. Not knowing much about politics & government, it was hard for me to guess the governor of TX, especially because, in the moment, I couldn't remember the year of the recording. The answer "George W" almost seemed like a false positive until I exited full-screen to read your title. 2000 just barely predated GWB's presidency. Without a lifeline I definitely couldn't have guessed "Flutie Flakes." I know less about sports than I do about cereal. I'd imagine that cereal is no longer in existence! I definitely wouldn't have guessed that Spain was on the Iberian peninsula, so good on him there. I'm terrible at geography. And WOW... it was a toughie between MASH, Seinfeld, and Cheers... Truth be told, I wouldn't have guessed MASH. I was torn between Seinfeld and Cheers, and I probably would've said Seinfeld without a lifeline! Amazing that this kid (18 in 2000... he's 3 years younger than me) guessed MASH straight away before even consuming the two lifelines. I couldn't have told you off-the-cuff how many members were in the House of Representatives, but among those choices I would have guessed right! I felt very good about that. He was smart to walk away from the "Death of Marat" painting question. I certainly didn't know it, and in his shoes I like to think I'd have done the same thing. He did well. Not only did he win $64,000, but it's great that he also set a new WWTBAM record for most money won by someone his age! Great! *** I would have gotten the state capitals qualifying question right! Hooray! I agree with Jeff (although he didn't say it aloud): I was expecting an adult male deer to be a "buck," but that was not one of the choices. I would have then selected Stag however, just as he did.

Dude, step back away from your phone if you recording tv

To whoever that found this comment....welcome to the youtube rabbit hole

Rachel Quaintance! I know her from VH1’s I Love the ___s specials

I’m😢😮😅😅😅😊😊😊

Thanks for uploading that’s my dad!! 😅

11:22 This is really tricky for a $8000 question, since Top Gun was also iconic for sunglasses, and you had to know the model of one of the pairs to rule out the other. I feel bad for the guy. Charming that Regis signed his cast, though.

The fast-forwarding took me by surprise! What made you do that? And I was VERY proud of myself to have guessed correctly on the order of the old TV shows' depicted eras! I didn't use a stopwatch, but chances are good I still wouldn't have placed first in that race. The question with "Uncle Tom's Cabin": Having not read any of the books, on that one I would probably have declined to use a lifeline, thinking I could just guess my way through (which is what I did at home just now)... And I would have been wrong. So that's where my game would have ended! I'm excited for him. It's a bit nerve-wracking that he's already used two lifelines and still has so far to go (I think about halfway more), but he did talk a good game at the outset... I have faith he can pull it off in the second half. No spoilers! ;)

Thanks for sharing!

This is Richard Rosner's game on the American "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" show & it's from two episodes, both aired in July 2000, respectively July 23 & 25 (during the primetime version on ABC). 🇺🇲 🇺🇲 (Reminder: Richard was also a Fastest Finger finalist on the very first episode in August 1999.)

Tara Fingeret Boca Raton Florida Tara Fingeret on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire June 2023

Love Regis😊

rough night :(

hehe, the theme humming at the end

Thank you for sharing!

*Promo SM* 😆

Very challenging question for $16,000, as 3 of the cities listed are in the top 10. Ironically Kathmandu is the outlier at #19

Eagan is around both Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Karla llamas out in this show, her debut appearance.

I think Tim's $4K question was slightly too much money; I would have had that question value at $2000 maximum upon seeing his first five questions which were all relatively easy. His state geography question should have been worth $4k in my opinion.

They really should put the GSN screen bug on the top left instead of the bottom right

Great vid

We're starting to get into the later episodes of primetime millionaire now that regis is opening with join us from new york city for who wants to be a millionaire

thank you for not talking over these recordings, I appreciate it!

Has she not seen Dumbo?

Thank you for Martin!