@@NickJBNintendoFan of course

@@germanname1990 To try and win money, which he eventually did.

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr Well there you go. Exactly what I was thinking. 😄😄😄😄😄

Wow! I had no idea they were all from the LA area! Then again Jackie from the last team is from Montebello which is part of Los Angeles and Curtis is from Cathedral City which I THINK (I could be mistaken) is also part of LA. Also these contestants from this 2-hour premiere are contestants who were on other game shows so I think the producers were experimenting here. I think a lot of people already are aware that Andy is from Beat the Geeks.

Was he your cousin for real?

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr distant(10th cousins) on my fathers side but none the less yes 😕🥺

@@hardyprincess8556 My heaviest of condolences. I'm sorry for your loss. 😔🙏🕊️

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr 🫶🏾💜 hey I was wondering if it might be possible to do a in memoriam at the end for him? I thought this show ended in 2001 but apparently I was wrong about that 😮‍💨😮‍💨 if not don’t worry about it I was just wondering and thank you 💜☺️

And there was a question on Chuck himself. Guess what? They picked Wheel of Fortune and it's the wrong answer

Jennifer Love Hewitt was a regular on Kids Incorporated

You can even see Randy’s face when David chose his answer

Burton Richardson, I think, was the first announcer. He was then replaced by Mark Thompson.

the hijackers actually spared the pilots confirmed by an phone call.

@@jesseweneedtocook1 Oh how magnanimous of them. It wasn't like they weren't going to kill them all anyway by slamming their 757 into the Pentagon. Christ.

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You must be a Gen Z'er. As a millennial, I spent the greater part of my childhood thumbing through TV Guides. LOL those were the days

Actually, if you think about it, the Terminator possibly removing a player from the game actually makes it easier. How? After a Terminator match is played before the $200,000 question, the team then goes from being a team of five to a team of four, including a Captain, who will bear the responsibility of giving the third answer before either deciding to lock those original answers in or change one. If the captain disagrees with an answer they can toss one and switch it with something else. So technically the captain would be giving two answers on $200,000 if they have three teammates sitting in front of them. Also you seem to be forgetting that if three answers are shown to be correct the captain is offered a bribe of 10% of whatever the question is worth if they don't feel the last answer is correct. Plus they can use a freebie if they feel the question is too hard. Besides, the person the Terminator lands on doesn't have to challenge someone else. It just always happened more times than not because of the $10,000 bribe.

Most people would go past the $100,000 because of risk-reward calculations. Not everyone did; a group of college kids weren't remotely upset when their captain stopped there. But it was extremely rare.

@@AA-dd3we Throughout the entire run of the show, there were only three teams that froze after the $100,000 including one of the college tournament teams you mentioned. The other two were much earlier in the show's run and their teammates looked super upset that their captains chickened out of going for $200,000.

He died a day before his birthday too rip

Oof, and the banter about being secure with secret service on board

He would die exactly 18 months from the day he appeared on the show.

How he didn’t see the head signal from randy was beyond me

Wow, I gotta check that out!

​@@hiltonlive32grnrngrall six episodes are on KZbin, I can't remember which episode it was when they asked that it might have been the 4th or 5th episode

​@@hiltonlive32grnrngrit's from the fifth episode of 101 Ways to Leave a Game show called Indiana Jeff and the Temple of Boom

I was 7 in 2000 and still remember this show very well... that's how much I enjoyed it!

Yes, I think that was the category/question reused for Phyllis Harris' group on Super Greed. Then again, LT had already used the Freebie on that horse breeds question and playing the $500k question with no Freebie is quite dangerous with a slim chance of success so i agree with his decision to stick with the $200,000, especially when that question about horses was a bit tricky as is.

@@hiltonlive32grnrngrTrue about the Freebie. Come to think of it, I only remember 2 teams that went into the $500K question with no freebie and won the money (Ric/Julie/Jarod and Jeff/Brian/Kyle). Everyone else that won at that level used the Freebie.

Given, by getting the closest on the qualifying question, yes. As for "incompetent & stupid", if you want to direct that at Jeff, I'll give you that all day every day. However, I can't say the same for Nick. Yes, he tossed out what turned out to be a correct answer for a wrong one but to Nick's defense, Brian gave the answer on a complete guess admitting he wasn't sure. Nick thought he had a good strategy changing the answer, it just didn't work out in the end.

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr As far as Nick, even if he wasn’t that sure, he should’ve trusted his team more than himself. Even Chuck admonished him for talking his way out of the right answer, which is always a red flag in any game show. At times when you’re not sure, it’s always better to go with your Gut instead of your Mouth, like Nick did, and I believe the rest of the team felt the same way like “What Were You Thinking?!”