Mere opens the show by describing the new Fantasyland at Walt Disney World Resort.
Topic Tree: (Randomized shown only)
Early Work
Frozen Fort Knox (Disney New Fantasyland Vacation)
(jumped)
(jumped)
$1000
$500
$5000
$100
$10000
$2000
No lifelines remain
Question 9- Frozen Fort Knox
A vault deep inside a Norwegian mountain serves as a storage facility for the world's what, in the event of global catastrophe?
A. Crude oil B. Liquid oxygen
C. Gold D. Seeds Spoiler
Michael was leaning towards seeds and it seems weird enough to be true.
However, he wanted to keep his $9000.
Answer and value
D. Seeds
Value: $not revealed
Bank: Walk: $9300
Walk
$9300
Re: Transcript 05/01/2013 Michael Narkunski
Posted: Thu May 02, 2013 8:35 pm
by SportsFan68
Down one ATA and one JTQ.
Question 9- Frozen Fort Knox
A vault deep inside a Norwegian mountain serves as a storage facility for the world's what, in the event of global catastrophe?
A. Crude oil B. Liquid oxygen
C. Gold D. Seeds Spoiler
Michael was leaning towards seeds and it seems weird enough to be true.
However, he wanted to keep his $9000.
Answer and value
D. Seeds
Value: $not revealed
Bank: Walk: $9300
This one, I would get. Oh well.
Re: Transcript 05/01/2013 Michael Narkunski
Posted: Wed May 08, 2013 11:08 am
by earendel
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Michael Narkunski
Woodside, NY
BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Question 9- Frozen Fort Knox
A vault deep inside a Norwegian mountain serves as a storage facility for the world's what, in the event of global catastrophe?
A. Crude oil B. Liquid oxygen
C. Gold D. Seeds
Spoiler
Michael was leaning towards seeds and it seems weird enough to be true.
However, he wanted to keep his $9000.
Answer and value
D. Seeds
Value: not revealed
Bank: Walk: $9300
Simple enough.
Re: Transcript 05/01/2013 Michael Narkunski
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2016 8:56 am
by jarnon
Michael has written an article about his Millionaire experience:
This is incredibly sad. I know its supposed to be funny. If voice from audience had yelled an answer, even the wrong one, he'd have still been in the game.
And while I somehow missed this thread, I did know the kinda-famous answer.
We also find out how "zany" you have to be to charm the interviewers. Gag. My zane even if I could work some up is in the ironic direction, which clearly is *not* what they want.
Re: Transcript 05/01/2013 Michael Narkunski
Posted: Thu Mar 31, 2016 7:12 pm
by TheConfessor
jarnon wrote:Michael has written an article about his Millionaire experience:
D'oh! The other Kevin! The mystery man of WWTBAM. Hope he's still enjoying some of the loot. Thanks!
Re: Transcript 05/01/2013 Michael Narkunski
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 5:16 pm
by K.P.
I'd love to hear from him. I heard he used to post here?
Re: Transcript 05/01/2013 Michael Narkunski
Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2016 7:51 pm
by TheConfessor
K.P. wrote:I'd love to hear from him. I heard he used to post here?
No. As far as I know, he has never met or communicated with anyone in any game show community. I don't know where he lives or if he's still alive. He was younger than he looked on the show. I think he was 53 at the time.
Re: Transcript 05/01/2013 Michael Narkunski
Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2016 1:38 am
by Estonut
jarnon wrote:Michael has written an article about his Millionaire experience:
One million-dollar winner, Kevin, called his mom right after to say, “I chose the right parents.”
This part is not true. He called his mom to thank her for all she and his father had done for him. In an aside, he mentioned that Malcolm Forbes once replied that when asked what was the single luckiest thing that had happened to him (@ 1:54).
Meredith looks really good in this clip. Hubba hubba!