Who Wants to be a Millionaire prime 5/4/2001 FULL SHOW

Classic Who Wants to be a Millionaire from the primetime days! This episode is from 5/4 2001, and aired one day after the 5/3 show, which I also uploaded & can be seen here • Who Wants to be a Mill...

[@dsm5083]

I was fortunate to have Jason Thweatt as my professor for three classes at Virginia Tech. He is a brilliant man and a great teacher. I learned a lot from his classes.

[@XeresKyle]

Jim is the best person I've ever seen. I wish I knew him.

[@steve7015]

Regis has no shame when he encourages people to go with the wrong answer. lol

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

I've always been fascinated by Georges Seurat. His "pointillism" style is one of my favorites. I believe "La Grande Jatte" is found at the Art Institute of Chicago.

[@RealJackHQ]

I love Jim. So glad to hear he lives nearby me in Dearborn.

[@karatemaster1144]

Same, I also live in the Dearborn area! Great to see a hometown guy on here

[@GamingFanactic911]

Jim is such a character. :D xD

[@teresatalierco4862]

He is so funny.

[@josephscafetta6544]

He can't stop laughing out loud!

[@josephscafetta6544]

He's like a combination of Eddie Murphy and Barney.

[@noahfessenden6478]

He reminds me of Ned Flanders for some reason.

[@_i_am_unceded]

" Shitting right here " - Regis Philben The King of The Small Screen

[@raiusdaltar1483]

Lol of course that woman won the McDonald's game

[@manilowmaniak]

Why would anyone willingly take a guess knowing they could lose $32k?

[@Lava1964]

She's a gambling fool.

[@glitchedblood]

greed

[@WWTBAMclassics]

If you wanna know how the final contestant (who gets interrupted) fares, click the link at the end of the vid! (Or just go here- kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZa6fqmcadGdhZY)

[@c.t.1413]

To the guy who lost to 32K seemed like he didn't even care

[@elijahmoses5675]

Andrea Carla Michaels was on Merv Griffin's Crosswords in 2008, but she didn't win.

[@SilentNightBodomNight]

I wish I could be like Jim.

[@rogerscottcathey]

BMW logo doesnt look like a propeller at all. Looks like a checker board segment in a circle. Mercedes Benz logo looks like propeller.

[@nicksacco5041]

That’s what I was thinking too

[@onnapnewo]

It was designed to look like a propeller in motion.

[@gabrielc6252]

but it was initially designed like a propeller, BMW made airplane engines

[@joshshipp2001]

I like this episode with Jason Thweet is there the next episode that continues with him

[@WWTBAMclassics]

Nah, sorry, I don't. That's why I pinned the comment w/ the link to the rest of his questions.

[@joshshipp2001]

WWTBAMclassics oh ok

[@joshshipp2001]

I know one of these days it will show up I just love the old who wants to be a millionaire from 1999-2002 Regis Philbon

[@draccodare3262]

@@joshshipp2001 There actually is episode with Jason in another channel kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZa6fqmcadGdhZY

[@gmt921]

La Grande Jatte is not at the Metropolitan. It’s at the Art Institute of Chicago.

[@PascoZach]

the painting at the Met is the oil sketch

[@rogerscottcathey]

Regis got even for the bad impression. "go with your gut!" (D: mother) knowing it was wrong . . . bad Regis .

[@michaelangst6078]

what did he do to piss him off? i didn't catch it. that was a tough question for 4k. even if you have seen the movie, that's a rare thing to remember compared to what other questions could be asked

[@rogerscottcathey]

I don't know now. Thought he had mimicked Regis, but guess not.

[@KurtisC93]

@@michaelangst6078 "Rosebud" is possibly the most iconic line in the history of cinema. Most people who are familiar with the movie will gravitate towards that option.

[@RobertOrgRobert]

13:06 greedy time

[@EMANRebel]

Nothing like using a lifeline on a candy bar. 😁

[@seikibrian8641]

Yeah, it's too bad he didn't know about candy bars, because he could have used the lifeline to find out that the first word spoken in Citizen Kane (after over two minutes of scenes of the dilapidated grounds of the Kane mansion) was "Rosebud," spoken during a closeup of Kane's lips and then cutting to him dropping his snow globe.

[@rogerscottcathey]

Mr. Magoo!

[@imal25]

NOT ANOTHER ONE OH NO! 3 IN A ROW COME ON! AUG!

[@seikibrian8641]

Before BMW made cars, they made airplane engines. The logo represents a white propeller spinning in a blue sky.

[@seriousspikesam7770]

The more you know.

[@matthaddock1817]

Didn't SAAB also make airplanes?

[@seikibrian8641]

@@matthaddock1817 Yes, and they still do; the SAAB JAS 39 Gripen is one of my favorite fighters. For the first 10 years of their existence that's all they made, then they started making cars after WWII. They spun off the automobile division in 1990, and GM became the owner of the automobile maker while the aerospace and defense company continues. "SAAB" is an acronym for "Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolag" ("Swedish Airplane Company Limited").

[@AGTfan-se5ql]

Really? I always thought the logo was the Bavarian flag, since it 's also blue and white... and it stands for Bavarian Motor Works (the German translation's words also start with B, M and W, just can't remember what they are)

[@judyeverist646]

The laughter is forced

[@Computerman859]

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