SUPER GREED premiere 4/28/2000 full show *BEST GREED EPISODE*

[@brianjohnson7]

I loved Greed...even more than Millionaire. One of my all-time favorite eps. too. THanks so much!

[@Dud512]

The music in Greed was more intense to me

[@scootover7]

Me too I was disappointed it didn't get a second season, I heard that when it was on it won it's timeslot on Fridays. There was even talk about a PC game but it never happened .

[@JonesDylan874]

@@scootover7 But, we got the PC game with BigJon's version.

[@svin7987]

@@Dud512 I hate the music in the British version. Unfortunately it's what the Danish version uses.

[@DJMikey242]

This used to be on KZbin but was removed. Thank you so much.

[@cutemimi25]

You can thank and blame Game Show Temple/Mtiller2006 for that he had it originally.

[@AlexCentury]

The early 2000s had the best game shows. I really like the format where you’re all opponents but you have to play as a team.

[@Yobbie72]

We never got this show in Australia; but I'm glad I found it. THanks for the upload.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

I just recently heard that Dennis Frazier (on the first team) died back in October 2018 😢😔 Rest in Paradise, Dennis

[@tomrichards3869]

You know what I was just wondering what Dennis was up to he was a friend of my brother in law. So sorry to hear about his passing

[@arielgonzalez5296]

He was greatest contestant on the show, and I wasn't aware that he was passed away. I don't know how did he died.

[@morgan8757]

thats to bad

[@djjoe214]

I think I seen Dennis on Wheel of Fortune too..

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

@@djjoe214 i heard the same too but i have no clue when his episode aired. But iirc i read it was in the 90s prior to his stint on Greed... or Super Greed.

[@arielgonzalez5296]

Favorite game show when I was 7 years old, and I wish this game show would've continue many years ago with that music background.

[@richiebee1984]

I WAS 16 BACK WHEN THIS EPISODE ARIED IN 2000.

[@ramibaghdadi1255]

I was in 6th grade, 12 years old during Greed

[@sha11235]

The music played throughout the show, notice?

[@justageneraluser]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for uploading this!! This is the best episode of Greed of all time, in my opinion.

[@morgan8757]

morgan freeman- deep impact micheal douglas -the american president anthony hopkins-nixon harrison ford-airfoce one

[@JohnSmith-ue3pt]

also Anthony Hopkins played John Quincy Adams in Amistad but curious if that would've "counted" since he wasn't president at the time

[@lovejetfuel4071]

This show was better than who wants to be a Millionaire

[@thesegacampgamerandwerecam7504]

I remember liking this Show back then and I wish Fox gave it more than 1 Season because to me it seem to be Giving Who Wants to be a Millionaire a Good Run for their Money!

[@jimduggan8962]

Dang it was only 1 season? I loved this show so much and have been watching old episodes.

[@casualgamer1209]

@@jimduggan8962 yeah, apparently the CEO who took over Fox wanted more scripted TV and killed this off... but I don't know I wasnt alive back then

[@mauricesnell5886]

23:15 Drachma, Schilling and Guilder before they were converted to the Euro.

[@MrWildcat2009]

That explains why I never heard of those currencies before. Way too young when the Euro first came out.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

Here is my review of this episode: this is THE BEST, most DRAMATIC episode EVER of Greed! Well, i don't know about "ever" being that i have yet to see every episode of Greed but this was a pretty epic episode if I don't say so myself! Going back to my Greed memories as a child, I don't remember the Kathy, Brian, Jon, Dennis, and Rachel team but i remember there being a Terminator Question about that tongue twister during which Kathi rung in and called out: "a peck!" which was right. Also, I loved the $200K question they got as that answer "Beauty School Dropout" always remained in my head as i would often sing it to myself lol! The last time i got to see this episode until 2019 was back in 2011/2012 when Michael Tiller of the Game Show Temple had this posted but sadly his game show collection was destroyed as far as i can recall. Up until now, I remember John, Lisa, and Jeffrey but I forgot what Andrew and Andrea looked like! As for the Jeffrey vs. Andrew Terminator match, I remember the "Sweet 'N Low" answer as it reminds me of the $500K question in the Tournament of Losers episode but forgot who Jeffrey took out. John, Lisa, and Jeffrey were one of the best group of players this show has ever had. Also, the Jeffrey vs. John Terminator match had the BIGGEST stakes of ANY Greed Terminator match, EVER with a $1,600,000 share up for grabs!!! Now I clearly remember the epic buzz-in from John and he calls out "cow" which wins him that share! Now for the $2,000,000 question... in an interesting way, I'm glad that only John and Lisa remained. Why? Because in the 11 November 1999 episode, there was Curtis, Melissa, and Dan at the $1,000,000 question. On that team the $50,000 and $25,000 seats are empty. Curtis was in the $100,000 seat and Melissa in the $75,000 seat. But in this episode, I like how John is still the captain throughout the whole game and Lisa stays in her $50,000 seat because it's interesting to think what if it was just Dan and Jackie at the $1,000,000 question and Curtis, Melissa, and James were all taken out in Terminator matches? If I were to appear as a contestant on Greed, I'd love to be in the $50,000 seat. 26:26 Even though I clearly remember the first Terminator match that John was challenged to, and him calling "Shania Twain" but I don't remember it being that dramatic! 31:28 It irks me that at the end of the $500k music, they switched to the $200k music! The $500k music is better and more epic and dramatic than $200k! That wasn't even a $200k question lol Oh and by the way, 41:15 is probably the only time the "high wrong" sound with the blood red color when Mac Introduced was revealed to be wrong didn't scare me when I watched this as a child. Thanks again for the memories, WWTBAMclassics. This is almost like reliving my childhood.

[@nolancain8792]

Anna Loveberry Babycakes granted 31:28 times it perfectly with the drum ending.

[@emmanuelutt9034]

One of the best episodes of greed thanks for uploading and it's from fox which makes it even better just the volume was a lil louder!

[@justageneraluser]

Sometimes the tone on this show was a little weird lol. "You just turned down a million dollars. You're inches away from getting $2 million. But! What if, instead, I offered you...a car!!!" (*Crowd goes wild*)

[@slc2466]

Some of the crowd might have bought a new MAC in 1984.

[@GAME-SHOW-FAN]

DENNIS FRAISER WAS ON WHEEL OF FORTUNE.

[@terryp2517]

This was my favorite episode!

[@JustinGibson]

I miss Greed.

[@terryp2517]

I hated that they got rid of the Qualifying Question, it was always something interesting to know and learn

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

I'm actually glad that they sacked the Qualifying Question for the 5 Super Greed episodes and the last 5 episodes of the show.

[@Leahyummy]

​@@hiltonlive32grnrngrwhy

[@svin7987]

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr i'd feel more safe if the captain had earned his/her position rather than gotten it randomly

[@svin7987]

It's the best gameshow i can ever imagine.

[@tomdalfonzo9959]

I think here is how the Tower of Greed should've went in my honest opinion: 1. $25,000 2. $50,000 3. $75,000 4. $100,000 5. $125,000 6. $250,000 7. $500,000 8. $1,000,000 9. $2,000,000 10. $4,000,000 The Terminator and the 4-answer questions would come into play after Question Five.

[@TheShredtube]

This sounds like an interesting idea. You should start the 4 answer questions starting at question 7, because at 6, you could wittle down the team to one person before reaching the last question

[@gogogao]

I think it should have gone like this 1. 25k 2. 50k 3. 75k 4. 100k 5. 200k 6. 500k 7. 1.5m 8. 4m Offering more than double from the 5th question with multiple answers will motivate players to move on instead of pocketing the money, and for sure this what the audience wants to watch.

[@TheCandoRailfan]

If you have any high-quality episodes of greed that aren't uploaded, please upload them asap.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

I don't know about high-quality, but I'm sure there are others with more episodes that aren't already up here in decent picture quality. TBH, i think the only way to get HQ episodes if if you get them from the TV stations directly. For example, Taylor Humphries, who appeared in the July 7 episode uploaded his appearance about 2 years ago. It's logo-free in high-quality because though i could possibly be wrong but i'm pretty sure he got it from Fox directly or someone who works in television.

[@TheCandoRailfan]

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr well by 1999/2000 standards, this is pretty good.

[@NASCARFAN93100]

MTV made its debut on August 1st 1981. Post-It Notes were introduced in 1977 under the name "Press 'N Peel" later renamed to Post-It Notes in 1979. Sarah Michelle Gellar was born on April 14th 1977. Studio 54 officially opened on April 26th 1977. The U.S. hockey team defeated the Soviets in the “Miracle on Ice” In one of the most dramatic upsets in Olympic history on February 22nd 1980. As for the Incorrect Answers: Michael Jackson released "Thriller" on November 29th 1982. Barney Clark became The World's very first recipient of an Artifical Heart on December 2nd 1982. Vanna White made her Wheel of Fortune debut on December 13th 1982. The First Macintosh Computer was introduced on January 24th 1984.

[@michaelewing4515]

Sarah Michelle Gellar was born in 1977? She doesn't look like she was born in '77

[@erikpridemore3174]

We sure loved Greed with host Chuck Woolery on Fox, and what we saw on Super Greed at 40:51 is where Lisa and John did go for the "car" and $75,000, as "Mac introduced" was the wrong choice for one of four happened before the debut of MTV. And this was why, it was one of our all-time favorite episodes seen from this original 2000 broadcast. Thanks so much for this original airing!

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

For me this was one of the most memorable events of the shows entire run, particular Lisa saying "I'm going for the car, Chuck," and that sound that played when the red light showed up on her podium with the word "CAR" on it.

[@poolside123canadian7]

This is no prank for me. I love greed dude!😍 Thanks.

[@SarahKayeRen]

Brian: "My hands are my fortune." So he's a sperm donor.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

LOL probably. What gets me though is that his last name happens to be Carpenter so I wonder if there's any possible relation to a certain contestant who won big on a certain OTHER primetime game show that was Greed's rival show.

[@SigmaRho2922]

Greed's qualifying question was eliminated beginning with the 4/28/2000 episode, and this continued until the final episode on 7/14/2000. A few episodes aired in June 2000 that still featured the qualifying question, but those episodes aired out of order and the special with the $0 winners was ironically the first episode aired without the qualifying question. 11 of the show's 44 episodes didn't have the qualifying round.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

But Dennis Frazier (rip) confirmed on his Facebook that his show taped on April 15, 2000. Not only that but in the College Greed episode (the first show since the episode that aired on April 25 to have the Qualifying Question according to the order the episodes aired in) the first Qualifying Question asked by Chuck if you watch the episode was, and I quote Chuck exactly, "According to a poll published in the *MAY 1, 2000* issue of Newsweek, what percent of Americans believe that God performs miracles?" Which obviously means that the College episode could not have possibly been taped prior to May 1, 2000 and had to have been taped DURING the month of May. Don't believe me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKSQaHydeq6rms0 So yeah, I think the episodes aired in the order they were produced. Not to mention you kept raving on about how Greed was cancelled due to indemnity and insurance issues due to the high payouts until I finally shut you up with proof that Bob Boden confirming otherwise.

[@sha11235]

At least John knew, unlike those other dummies, that Chuck did work on Wheel of Fortune.

[@JonesDylan874]

Dude. $4 MILLION! That, at the time, was the BIGGEST amount ever offered in game show history. This episode was great.

[@adammark1983]

We had a British Version of Greed it was hosted by Jerry Springer and the top prize was £1,000,000 in British Money

[@johnpat3622]

Super Greed, for lack of a better word, is super good.

[@sha11235]

I'd love to have seen the news thing on Greed.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

WWTBAMclassics, sorry for the additional comment but i don't know if you remember, last year when you posted the episode RIGHT AFTER this (with George Elias and Bob Harris), I was commented saying I listened to a wish subliminal while trying to manifest this episode... and as i said in the last comment i got this episode in a trade but from a different channel. Funny how the Universe gave the episode AFTER the one i asked for, felt bad about it, THEN gave me the episode i asked for twice. Funny how playful the Divine Beings of the Universe can be sometimes, can they? 😂😂😂

[@WWTBAMclassics]

Yup I remember haha. This is my favorite episode of the series too, so I remembered that you asked for this one

[@davidbennett5894]

It is Dennis Fraser, a software engineer from Dallas, Texas in art sales, and he's really good at keeping it secret.

[@cutemimi25]

41:11 It was wrong Macintosh...

[@JonesDylan874]

(AUDIENCE CHEERS)

[@cutemimi25]

​@@JonesDylan874 *wrong answer sound plays* The right answer...the right answer was post its he changed it... Audience: *moans and groans*

[@archiethewriter3997]

Greed always keeps their least confident answer for last *or* the wrong answer for last, and since John changed one but they kept Mac for the last reveal, you could guess it was incorrect.

[@jptwentyfour887]

They always reveal all correct answers before incorrect so when they get at least three they have the opportunity to accept the buyout which is always 1/10th of the next prize level. If more than one wrong, no opportunity to accept.

[@jeffpadgett1339]

I didn't guess, I new it was incorrect.

[@ramibaghdadi1255]

Guaranteed "Mac" would have been eliminated by the freebie if it was available and used. That choice was the farthest away from when MTV was introduced. That's why Chuck immediately said the answer was wrong after John and Lisa took the car bailout, he knows on his card what answer the freebie is.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

31:31 Chuck: "Welp, you're gonna see some things change if you get a million dollars. Watch this." He knew Anthony Hopkins was the last right answer.

[@WWTBAMclassics]

Chuck's big into politics in his personal life, so it makes sense that he knew that Hopkins played Nixon in a movie

[@jackkoshel9759]

I like the tower of greed and super greed.

[@yabbaguy]

35:55 - Oh no, timeline questions about Post-It Notes. Flashbacks to Million Dollar Money Drop (FOX). x_x

[@joelwatson3999]

In the $2M question, Chuck said “US Hockey defeats Soviet to win gold.” The US team defeated the Soviets but that wasn’t the gold medal match.

[@mrcnub]

I noticed that too! The game with the Soviets wasn't for the gold medal. They had to beat the Soviets to win gold, but the actual gold medal clincher was against Finland.

[@mrbow50001]

was the miracle on ice a QF match or a SF match?

[@ramibaghdadi1255]

@@mrbow50001 semifinal

[@cutemimi25]

16:23 That question was also on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire with Regis Philbin. Does anyone know the Millionaire episode that question was used?

[@Robin-mq3kj]

probably episode 2..

[@jacobrichardson1952]

My Lord! Getting some goosebumps.

[@harriskpokai2755]

8:50, that music though, it sounds like, trying to find someone who did the crime during a mystery.

[@squeallymaniac]

Technically Chuck shouldn't have read the "come on over" part since it was after the buzzin

[@svin7987]

you can't notice something exactly at the same time as it happens so it'd make sense if there's at least 2 more syllable left after there's buzzed in they'll be said, but i know "come on over" is 4 syllables

[@toddmastrianna1780]

This game SMOKES Millionaire...wonder why it didnt last. Would love a revival of this

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

The FOX television network got a new president, Gail Berman, who took over in the summer of 2000. She had Greed cancelled because she wasn't a big fan of game shows and wanted the network to focus more on "scripted" dramas.

[@djjoe214]

36:40 "John wanna take the last one or you can again pass it off to her if you'd like" Haha imagine that, she answers 75 percent the question for him to win 75 percent the money..

[@ngarcia103]

He had 80% of the pie, that's how the game works from terminators.

[@djjoe214]

@@ngarcia103 oh yeah you're right gotta edit my comment

[@allenmui5457]

That is the first time in Greed History that we are down to two people. To be exact its Super Greed

[@djjoe214]

36:20 Lisa knows that's wrong

[@KPS2311]

I wish this game would make a comeback.

[@djjoe214]

Too much money, plus the ratings declined near the end and they were still giving away 500,000 every other episode, over 30 million given away, contestants eliminating each other

[@wwekid1457]

#LetsBringBackGreed!

[@therussianspy5882]

Was curious as to where some of the contestants are now. Jeffrey Russell Gouda (the good looking guy on the second team) has run into some legal problems as of late -- Google his name and you'll see his Florida prison arrest record and mug shot (!) The second team captain, John Epperson (according to imdb.com) has been a drag artist since the early 1980s and has his own Wikipedia page. I wasn't sure if this was the same "John Epperson" but according to imdb.com, it is. John's job title of "inspector" is never explained here. When I saw the episode I assume that referred to his actual job title (perhaps relating to a high ranking position with a municipal police force) but maybe it's an in-joke that I'm not getting at all... I agree that this was probably my favourite episode of the ones I had seen way back during the original airing. I (think) that this was the only time the two person split screen was used with John and Lisa here - the only other team that went this far in the series was captained by Dan Avila, and they went from a team of 3 to Dan himself.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

I don't think that's the same John Epperson. I remember a few years or so ago, I looked around to see if the drag queen John Epperson was the same guy shown in the Super Greed premiere and I saw a video of John out of drag and it clearly wasn't him.

[@therussianspy5882]

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr I didn't think so either at first, but according to www.imdb.com/name/nm0258368/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 , it's the same John Epperson (he's credited there as appearing as himself in this 2000 episode of Greed). John here also looks to be in his mid 40s, so the age appears consistent with the DOB mentioned in the imdb profile. I've only looked at the photos in the imdb profile, but the ears and nose also look very similar imo.

[@svin7987]

Does he say they determined the players' positions by a lot? If yes, what does he mean by that? If no, what does he say?

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

A few former contestants confirmed this but "by lot" Chuck means that instead of the Qualifying round they have five people draw ping pong balls from a coffee can and the balls they draw determines each player's position.

[@svin7987]

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr I wonder why it's not shown on screen.

[@thesegacampgamerandwerecam7504]

16:25 Michael from The Office can't even Remember that someone should have Linked him this!

[@arielgonzalez5296]

I really wanna host the reboot of greed, and super greed game show.

[@jackkoshel9759]

I am putting this on facebook.

[@l-wolverine2211]

I knew that Macintosh was Wrong. MTV: 1981!!! Macintosh:1984!!! I could’ve won $2mil.

[@scootover7]

I really thought that Macintosh when I first played this question in my head , it was early 80's before MTV, I knew those that changing post it notes was a bad move, I was thinking MTV was 82 and Macintosh was 81, but shows what little I know. It's why I stick with Wheel Of Fortune or luck based games. I knew the Grease Question earlier in this episode, and Grease is really the only musical I can stand.

[@jessyleppert2]

42:01 Right here on FOX

[@trevorpanno516]

John was right to change one but he changed the wrong one.

[@sha11235]

And sadly, we will never see Bruce Willis play the US President.

[@svin7987]

I'd have understood "we're gonna stay" as "we continue".

[@cg0825]

Macintosh was 1984. They don't remember the memorable commercial : 1984 (the year) won't be like '1984' (the novel by George Orwell). I believe MTV was '81??

[@arielgonzalez5296]

That's our New York tv station shown at the end of the video.

[@wa5519]

I gave my VHS tape of THIS to a friend and left it recording to Penny Crone's Piece on NYC auditions for GREED; They didn't get to interview her BUT Penny reported she saw the lady that did so well at the audition that she was on the Next Super Greed- which is the one @WWTBAM Classics uploaded- she bailed out George's team about the Foods that were introduced before 1950.

[@arielgonzalez5296]

@@wa5519 ah ha. Make sense to me.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

@@wa5519 "she bailed out George's team about the Foods that were introduced before 1950." Are you referring to Elizabeth Vukayavich the original captain on George's team in the second Super Greed episode? If so, she didn't bail out. She challenged George to a Terminator match and lost, and so George replaced her as captain if that's what you meant. Or did you mean Liz Ostow?

[@wa5519]

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr ostow, the lady from New York City who said she once got a man naked at the bus stop 😅

[@michaelewing4515]

34:23 A "Greed" first! The team is down to 2 people

[@SigmaRho2922]

There was no more qualification round beginning with this episode.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

Wrong. The Qualifying Question was eliminated for the five-episode Super Greed run. After that, the QQ was temporarily revived beginning with the College Rivalry episode, and i use the word "temporarily" because beginning with the June 16 episode, the QQ would be discontinued for the rest of the series.

[@SigmaRho2922]

The episodes that featured the qualification round between the end of Super Greed and the 6/16/00 episode may have been aired out of order.

[@TLEberle]

Amazing that Lisa lost almost nothing in going for the Car on the seventh question.

[@andrewsatya6966]

Whoever wrote the Grease question is an Olivia Newton-John fan.

[@tomrichards3869]

This aired 19 years ago today

[@arielgonzalez5296]

True

[@svin7987]

i wonder why Chuck said mac is the wrong answer before it's revealed on screen

[@MrBigrobmjca3]

Who can go back maybe 1 or 2 times a year, and still forget the answers.

[@The90210Officer]

If you're dependable stock is called a cow chip, then your stock is literally crap.

[@allenmui5457]

If John and his team goes on for $2 MILLION John and Jeffrey would be playing for $800,000 while Lisa is going $400,000 MILLION.

[@allenmui5457]

John is going for $1.6 MILLION while Lisa is going for $400,000.

[@allenmui5457]

If Jeffery challenge Lisa, the winner would play for $1.2 MILLION. If Jeffrey challenge John, then then the winner would play for $1.6 MILLION.

[@glitchedblood]

I love greed!

[@arielgonzalez5296]

That show should've continue many years to come.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

So do i!

[@JonesDylan874]

Me too! WHY DIDN'T THIS LAST LONGER?

[@hithere3897]

can someone explain how they determined there total winnings? They said 190k and 230k. Was it 200k/2= 100k each (guaranteed winnings) plus +150 (250k) not sure how the ladies winnings was calculated? I thought he would totally go for it because he was playing for 1.6 million.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

Because John decided to advance to the $2 million question, a $200K safety cushion was placed beneath them, divided among the three remaining players pre-terminator. Here's the breakdown: Jeffrey: $80K (two shares of the $200k safety cushion) + $20k for his 2 Terminator challenges = $100k Lisa: $40k (one share since she'd never been in a Terminator match that whole game) + $150k (the value of the car including the $75k cash in the trunk) = $190k John: $80K (two shares of the $200k safety cushion due to having survived two Terminator matches) + $150k (the value of the car including the $75k cash in the trunk) = $230k And if you rewatch Jeffrey's second Terminator where he challenged John, Chuck said that whoever wins (in this case, John) would've been playing for $1.6 million. That's how much John would've won had he won that $2 million question with all four correct answers and not taking the car. Does this clear it up for you?

[@JonesDylan874]

And, who here agrees that Greed should come back? Like and comment if you do.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

Agreed! Same set, same format, new host, same announcer

[@JonesDylan874]

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr Actually, Chuck is still alive.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

@@JonesDylan874 I know he is and I never said he wasn't. I said new host because I've yet to see a game show reboot that kept its same host as its original series.

[@artvandelay7687]

Lisa looked pissed that John changed her answer. She walked off the set a happy woman in the end but she seemed like she was confident that Post-Its was a correct answer, which she confirmed at 38:34 with that death stare and at 40:45 with that heavy breath.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

What's interesting is that when it was all over, John and Lisa met at the middle of the set/stage and hugged, during which time John apologized to her for changing her CORRECT answer to what WAS another correct answer but he changed the wrong answer. Also, I don't know if John and Lisa picked up on this but if you've seen enough episodes to notice, Greed usually reveal all the right answers first and the show the wrong answer(s) last. Also, they usually show changed answers last to raise suspense but since that wasn't the case this time and that Mac Introduced was the second answer chosen John and Lisa probably suspected it was wrong and decided to take the car keys and drive out of there.

[@artvandelay7687]

Lisa knew the car was the best case scenario for her as soon as John changed her answer, so none of the gameplay psychology of which answer is revealed last mattered to her. She didn't have to suspect anything, she KNEW post-its was right and therefore also knew one of the four answers picked by the team had to be wrong, and since three were already correct then that leaves Mac as wrong. John might have picked up on what you're saying. Also, going on strict probability it's a 1/5 shot that Mac is correct so it wasn't worth the gamble unless he was 1000% sure of it.

[@ramibaghdadi1255]

I think what fooled John was the fact that the Apple Company founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak was in 1976 (obv before MTV) and the Apple 1 computer but the Mac was 1984.

[@andrewbrady9896]

John did apologize to Lisa, and she said no problem.

[@rogerscottcathey]

original wheel of fortune guy

[@glitchedblood]

and lingo

[@2807Joe]

And scrabble

[@arielgonzalez5296]

But also he was hosted love connection show.

[@StFidjnr]

Super greed does have a safe zone

[@andrewbrady9896]

I think this was the only episode where it got down to only 2 players.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

It was the only show where the team was reduced to two players. Throughout the entire run of the show, only three teams made it to the seventh question. The other two of which had three people during the seventh question with eight possible answers due to a Terminator rejection during their run. It was two people in this game because every Terminator challenge was taken.

[@Leomerya12]

I swear, these people had never left the house before. Their social skills. Yeesh.

[@kevincapps7694]

Why would you stop if you're the first team when you still had the freebie there's six possible answers four of which are going to be right two of them are obviously wrong and you can eliminate one of them I don't get it

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

Number one it gets irritating when i find comments on these Greed videos complaining about a team stopping at $200k when they still have a freebie and my answer is always the same: the captain doesn't want to risk losing what they've got. Besides you kind of answered your own question when you pointed out two of the four given answers could be wrong and that's happened before on Greed, the beginning of the March 31 episode for example. Once a team misses a question, they're done. They lose everything. I too prefer teams to advance to the $500k level (or $1m in this case) but you have to understand some captains aren't brave enough to take that kind of risk.

[@JonesDylan874]

Yeah. Listen to Anna.

[@svin7987]

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr Yes. That's also why the terminator chosen usually accepts to challenge.

[@davidfearis7335]

Who Feels The Need For Super Greed?

[@JonesDylan874]

I do. And they need to bring this back.

[@Robin-mq3kj]

​@@JonesDylan874uhh idk about that

[@djjoe214]

Lisa is smart, never got an answer wrong, it's too bad he changed her Post It's answer

[@andimuhammadrifkialqadri4001]

"Greed" focused too much on the top prize and forgot the other things such as the tension and the drama. This show is not the reason why primetime U.S. Millionaire was cancelled and carried over to syndication. Greed's effort is similar to what SDCK (Sawaal Dus Crore Ka; The Ten-Crore Question) unsuccessfully did to compete with KBC (Kaun Banega Crorepati) in India...

[@LukeR.5117]

I think it had both of those but whatever...

[@arielgonzalez5296]

Near end of the video, the 4th answer was wrong answer at the end even know these team made right decision. Mac introduced was after MTV network debuted.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

This episode had to have been the only time in my childhood (i was 9 when this episode aired on Fox) when the creepy blood red color on Mac Introduced and the high wrong sound didn't scare me.

[@arielgonzalez5296]

@@hiltonlive32grnrngr ah ha.

[@morgan8757]

i liked the team that john was the captain of

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

Me too.

[@DillonJayasuriya]

So obvious Mac was wrong when they confirmed Gellar third. Naturally the producers would leave that one last for suspense since it was a modified answer and had some doubts expressed. Glad they took the deal

[@cutemimi25]

Another team went for $2,000,000 but they had all 4 right although they weren't offered the cars they were offered Cash "Look for David Juliano Super Greed 2000" or click here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5KTfnSPq6mljc0

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

Actually just because an answer was changed doesn't mean they show it last. The producers usually show the right or obviously-right answers first and then reveal the wrong answer (if there is one) last.

[@NickJBNintendoFan]

Jeffrey sounded like he walked away with 100k

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

He did. He got $20,000 for his two Terminator challenges and then because John advanced to the $2 million question he was guaranteed his cut of the $200,000 safety net which was $80,000.

[@TheShredtube]

37:01 funny that you mention that....

[@BlackwoodCompany]

Was he right that MTV debut in 1982 or 1984?

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

There's this thing called Google. According to it, MTV was launched in '81.

[@cybercena6015]

MTV DEBUTED IN 1981!!

[@allenmui5457]

41:15 - Good thing John and Lisa took the car because they wouldve lost the $2 MILLION cause Macantosh Introduced was a wrong answer.

[@sha11235]

Like 2 million wasn't enough?

[@tylerwilliamson7128]

The $2,000,000 on timeline of events that happened before the debut of MTV was really hard I got 3 out of 4 My answers were 1. Studio 54 opens 2. U.S hockey wins gold 3. Post-it’s introduced 4. Barney clark gets heart I knew it wasn’t the Mac computer same thing with vanna white’s debut same thing with thriller released I never would’ve guessed Sarah Michelle geller being born cause I thought she was born in 82 but I was wrong but what an episode the best one ever

[@robbyosborne9708]

She was born in 1977.

[@markheying2830]

@@robbyosborne9708 Do you remember when MTV debuted?

[@robbyosborne9708]

@@markheying2830 Yes. In 1981.

[@markheying2830]

@@robbyosborne9708 Do you remember when each of those Events happened?

[@robbyosborne9708]

@@markheying2830 Yes. The U.S. hockey team won the gold medal against the Soviets in 1980 Sarah Michelle Gellar was born in 1977 Studio 54 opened in 1977 and Post-it Notes were introduced in 1980

[@Itsgeestatus]

Jus When U Thought🤔 Greed Couldn't Get Any More Greedy Than What It Already Is😏

[@SanFran51]

They should've made Super Greed the normal Greed.

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

Not that I disliked the Super Greed format but I'm personally glad Super Greed was only temporary. I think it worked better as a temporary thing as opposed to it being a regular format. As Fox created Greed to rival ABC's WWTBAM, Greed offered a $2 million top prize whereas WWTBAM offered $1 million so the $2 million jackpot is kind of "super" enough as is. I like how the last five episodes didn't use the Qualifying Question just like the 5 Super Greed episodes also didn't use it though.

[@Robin-mq3kj]

#pleasebringbacksupergreedCBSorNBC

[@lawandorder888]

Jeffrey terminated by John (34:03) and all right I’m going (12:00)

[@TripSoul10]

Title says best greed episode, I disagree. The Dan, Curtis, & Melissa million dollar win is better than this. The team on here that won a million gambled $800K & got back $310000. Losing $490000 worse than $468000 of you guess wrong at million dollar ? On millionaire. We all know what happened the next episode which trumped this episode.

[@allenmui5457]

Over a half a million dollars in cash!

[@lisafrankel6101]

Chuck Woolery is better Reege.