EPISODES OF "GREED" 
 

 THAT '70S GREED: THE SERIES 

3/6 & 3/7/2000

Game 1:  $2,000,000 Jackpot

Contestants:
Linda Vanoff - Buffalo, NY - Photographer
Carr D'Angelo - White Plains, NY - Comic Book Deal
David Storey - Overland Park, KS - Bicycling Book Author
Robert Eftemos - Santa Monica, CA - Corporate Attorney
Terrance Jones - Detroit - Social Worker
John Brunson - SLC - Mortgage Banker

Qualifying Question:  How many times did characters say, "Hi, Bob!" during the run of "The Bob Newhart Show"?  Answer: 256.

Linda 250 2nd (time)
Carr 250 3rd (time)
David
Robert 470 5th
Terrance 250 1st **CAPTAIN** (time)
John 100 4th

Robert - for $25,000:  Which group stood trial for inciting a riot at the Democratic Convention?
Is it...Tallahassee Three, Newark Nine, Chicago Seven, or Jackson Five?
Robert says Chicago Seven, Terrance accepts it, and they're right for $25,000!

John - for $50,000:  What cereal is associated with "Hey, Mikey!"?
Is it...Cheerios, Life, Corn Flakes, or Froot Loops?
John says Life, Terrance accepts it, and they're right for $50,000!

Carr - for $75,000:  According to Chevy Chase, what dictator is "still dead"?
Is it...Idi Amin, Francisco Franco, Augusto Pinochet, Ferdinand Marcos, or Joseph Stalin?
Carr says Francisco Franco, Terrance accepts it, and they've won $75,000!

Linda - for $100,000:  What phrase was coined by author Tom Wolfe to describe the 1970s?
Is it..."Us", "She", "Free", "Me", or "It" Decade?
Linda says "It Decade", Terrance rejects it and says "Me Decade", and he's right - they've won $100,000!

The $200,000 category is:  Best Pictures
And they all want to go!

And the Terminator is about to make its choice...and it's chosen the CAPTAIN!  
He's going to take the $10,000 and challenge Linda!

Terminator Question:
In 1970, what innovative furniture flooded the market, and often the user's bedroom?  Terrance rings in:  "Waterbed."  He's right - and he remains captain with $80,000!

Terrance:  Playing for $80,000; $10,000 in pocket
Carr:  Playing for $40,000
John:  Playing for $40,000
Robert:  Playing for $40,000
Linda:  OUT

For $200,000:
Which four of these won Best Picture Oscars in the 1970s?

They save the freebie.

  Chinatown The Deer Hunter Carr's choice
  Network Kramer vs. Kramer John's choice
Terrance's choice The French Connection Annie Hall Robert's choice

Is The Deer Hunter correct?  Yes!
Is Annie Hall correct?  Yes!
Is The French Connection correct?   Yes!

Chuck's got $20,000...and he might as well not even offer it to Terrance and his team --- because they're going on!

Is Kramer vs. Kramer correct?  Yes! And they've won $200,000!

The $500,000 category is:  Number One Songs
There's a lot of poker faces, but they're all stopping!

TOTAL WINNINGS FOR GAME 1:
Terrance: $90,000

Carr:  $40,000
John:  $40,000
Robert:  $40,000


Game 2 : $2,000,000 Jackpot

Contestants:
Jim Rafflin - Chicago, IL - Bartender
Laurie Calliser - Cleveland, OH - Attorney
Dug Credik - Cape Cod, MA - Communications Specialist
Vincent Jordan - Dayton, OH - Claims Adjuster
Anne Harrington - San Luis Obispo, CA - Environmental Engineer
Anthony Jenkins - Bellefontaine, OH - Radio Host

Qualifying Question:  On "Fantasy Island," how many inches tall was Mr. Roarke's assistant, Tattoo?  Answer: 47.

Jim 36 5th
Laurie 49 1st **CAPTAIN**
Dug 38 4th (time)
Vincent
Anne 38 3rd (time)
Anthony 50 2nd

Jim - for $25,000:  Complete this bestseller's title:  "I'm OK..." what?
Is it...You're not, You're OK, You're my best friend, or You're on my foot?
Jim says You're OK, Laurie accepts it, and they're right for $25,000!

Dug - for $50,000:  Larry Fine and Moe Howard were two of the original what?
Is it...Marx Brothers, Three Stooges, New York Yankees, or Keystone Cops?
Dug says Three Stooges, Laurie accepts it, and they're right for $50,000!

Anne - for $75,000:  Which phrase is associated with "The Smiley Face"?
Is it..."Have a nice day," "Make love, not war," "Lookin' good," "Keep on truckin'," or "Save the whales"?
Anne says Have a nice day, Laurie accepts it, and they've won $75,000!

Anthony - for $100,000:  What woman's face adorned the 1979 US Silver Dollar?
Is it...Martha Washington, Eleanor Roosevelt, Betsy Ross, Dolly Madison, or Susan B. Anthony?
Anthony says Susan B. Anthony, Laurie accepts it, and they've won $100,000!

The $200,000 category is:  Pop Music
And they all want to go!

And the Terminator is about to make its choice...and it's chosen Anne!  
She's going to take the $10,000 and challenge Anthony!

Terminator Question:
What's the full name of the legislation known as the ERA?  Anne rings in:  "Equal........Amendment.....Rights."  Well, you couldn't be closer without being right - she just had it in the wrong order.  Unfortunately for her, she's still wrong.  So Anthony gets 2/5 of this pie!

Anthony:  Playing for $80,000
Laurie:  Playing for $40,000
Dug:  Playing for $40,000
Jim:  Playing for $40,000
Anne:  OUT with $10,000

For $200,000:
Which four Barry Manilow songs were Top Ten hits in the 1970s?

They save the freebie.

Jim's choice Mandy Forever in Blue Jeans  
Dug's choice Can't Smile Without You Show Me the Way  
Anthony's choice Weekend in New England Could it Be Magic Laurie's choice

Is Can't Smile Without You correct?  Yes!
Is Mandy correct?  Yes!
Is Weekend in New England correct?   Yes!

Chuck's got $20,000...and he'd love to give it to Laurie and her team if they're not sure - but they're going on - after all, the name of the game is Greed!

Is Could it Be Magic correct?  Yes! And they've won $200,000!

The $500,000 category is:  '70s Marriages
And they're going on!

And the Terminator is about to make its choice...and it's chosen the captain, Laurie!  
She's going to take the $10,000 and challenge Anthony AGAIN!  This one's for 3/5 of the cash!

Terminator Question:
In 1978, the first legal casino outside Nevada in the US was opened where?  Laurie rings in:  "Atlantic City."  And she's right, so she's playing for 3/5 of the pie!

Laurie:  Playing for $300,000; $10,000 in pocket
Dug:  Playing for $100,000
Jim:  Playing for $100,000
Anne:  OUT with $10,000
Anthony:  OUT

For $500,000:
Which four couples were married in the 1970s?

The freebie eliminates Jackie Kennedy & Aristotle Onassis.

  John Lennon & Yoko Ono Bill & Hillary Clinton Dug's choice
FREEBIE Jackie Kennedy & Aristotle Onassis Mick & Bianca Jagger Laurie's choice (she changes it to Tiny Tim & Miss Vicki)
Jim's 2nd choice Cher & Gregg Allman Lee Majors & Farrah Fawcett Jim's choice
Laurie's 2nd choice (changes to this) Tiny Tim & Miss Vicki    

Is Lee & Farrah correct?  Yes!
Is Cher & Gregg correct?  Yes!
Is Bill & Hillary correct?   Yes!

Chuck's got $50,000 this time...and he'd love to give it to Laurie and her team if they're not sure - and Laurie's not - but here she goes anyway!

Is Tiny Tim & Miss Vicki correct?  NO!  And sadly, the answer was her first instinct, Mick & Bianca Jagger - proves the old saying "Trust your first instinct."

TOTAL WINNINGS FOR GAME 2:
Laurie:  $10,000

Anne: $10,000


Game 3 : $2,000,000 Jackpot

Contestants:
Kenny Morris - New York, NY - Trafffic School Instructor
Lou Holtz Jr - Los Angeles, CA - Attorney
Thomas McClusky - Queens, NY - High School Teacher
Samantha Tyler - Toronto, ON - Personal Trainer
Adam Morrell - Rockville, MD - Human Resources
Lewis Lobenfeld - Brooklyn, NY - Mailroom Supervisor

Qualifying Question:  In the movie, how many stories high was "The Towering Inferno"?  Answer: 138.

Kenny 125 3rd (time)
Lou 125 2nd (time)
Thomas 150 1st **CAPTAIN**
Samantha 124 4th
Adam
Lewis 123 5th

Lewis - for $25,000:  Masters and Johnson were famous for their books on what topic?
Is it...Cooking, Auto Repair, Interior Design, or Human Sexuality?
Lewis says Human Sexuality, Thomas accepts it ("That was pretty much the handbook of my high school career."), and they're right for $25,000!

Samantha - for $50,000:  The "Deliverance" soundtrack featured which of the following?
Is it...Dueling...Harmonicas, Banjos, Fiddles, or Washboards?
Samantha says Dueling Banjos, Thomas accepts it, and they're right for $50,000!

Kenny - for $75,000:  How many minutes were missing from the infamous Watergate tapes?
Is it...8 1/2, 15, 18 1/2, 33, or 45?
Kenny says 8 1/2, Thomas accepts it, but...
THEY'RE WRONG!  And they become the second fastest team to bow out on Greed!  (The correct answer was 18 1/2!)


Game 4 : $2,000,000 Jackpot

Contestants:
Larry Toffler - Englewood, NJ - Fitness Instructor/Former Game Show Host
Alexia DeLuca - Saratoga Springs, NY - Singer/Songwriter
John Massey - San Antonio, TX - Lighting Sales
Mike Wallace - Atlanta, GA - Researcher
Richard Wainer - Los Angeles, CA - Entrepreneur
Todd Yastel - New York, NY - Freelance Photographer

Qualifying Question:  How many days was Patricia Hearst missing?  Answer: 591.

Larry 400 1st **CAPTAIN**
Alexia
John 160 3rd
Mike 150 4th
Richard 364 2nd
Todd 147 5th

Todd - for $25,000:  According to "Love Story," "love means never having to say..." what?
Is it...You're sorry, You're lonely, You're sad, or You're ugly?
Todd says You're sorry, Larry stumbles over the statement, but accepts it, and they're right for $25,000!

Mike - for $50,000:  The Sex Pistols and The Clash popularized what musical genre?
Is it...Reggae, Punk Rock, Acid Rock, or Disco?
Mike says Punk Rock, Larry accepts it, and they're right for $50,000!

John - for $75,000:  In 1976, what color M&Ms were discontinued due to health concerns?
Is it...Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, or Orange?
John says Red (dye #blahblahblah), Larry accepts it, and they've won $75,000!
(It's Red Dye #2 by the way.)

Richard - for $100,000:  In 1976, what politician told Playboy he had committed "adultery in his heart"?
Is it...Gerald Ford, Jerry Brown, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, or Ted Kennedy?
Richard says Jimmy Carter, Larry accepts it, and they've won $100,000!

The $200,000 category is:  Broadway Musicals
And they all want to go!

And the Terminator is about to make its choice...and it's chosen Mike!  
Mike wants to keep the team together - so he turns down the cash!

Larry:  Playing for $40,000
Richard:  Playing for $40,000
John:  Playing for $40,000
Mike:  Playing for $40,000
Todd:  Playing for $40,000

For $200,000:
Which four musicals debuted on Broadway in the 1970s?

They save the freebie.

  Phantom of the Opera Annie Mike's choice
Les Miserables The Wiz Todd's choice
John's choice A Chorus Line Evita Richard's choice

Is The Wiz correct?  Yes!
Is A Chorus Line correct?  Yes!
Is Annie correct?   Yes!

Chuck's got $20,000...and he'd love to give it to Larry and his team if they're not sure - but they're going on - after all, the name of the game is Greed!

Is Evita correct?  Yes! And they've won $200,000!

The $500,000 category is:  Gone in the 70s
And they're going on!

And the Terminator is about to make its choice...and it's chosen the captain, Larry!  
Staying with tradition, he's not challenging either!

Larry:  Playing for $100,000
Richard:  Playing for $100,000
John:  Playing for $100,000
Mike:  Playing for $100,000
Todd:  Playing for $100,000

For $500,000:
Which four of these ENDED in the 1970s?

The freebie eliminates Jackie Kennedy & Aristotle Onassis.

John's choice Vietnam War Star Trek's network run  
Mike's choice Howard Hughes' Life Cigarette ads on TV Todd's choice
Larry's choice American Basketball Association Iran Hostage Crisis Richard's choice (changed by Larry)
FREEBIE AT&T Telephone Monopoly    

Is Vietnam War correct?  Yes!
Is Cigarette Ads correct?  Yes!
Is Howard Hughes correct?   Yes!

Chuck's got $50,000 this time...and he'd love to give it to Larry and his team if they're not sure - but Larry IS sure, so they're pressing forward!

Is ABA correct?  YES! And they've got $500,000!

The $1,000,000 category is:  The Olympics
They're done...no one wants to continue!

TOTAL WINNINGS FOR GAME 4:
All Players: $100,000 each!


AND WE'RE OUT OF TIME!!  Remember - tune in for the next regular episode of "Greed" on Friday, March 10th at 9/8C on FOX!  That show will pick up where the last one left off (see 3/1/2000 for more information)!


LAST UPDATED: MARCH 7, 2000