Trivia Trap - Celebrity Week (Part 4 of 4)

[Kid100JrHolmes]

vicky kinda a wacko , when she is stressed out . but shes funny

[rebafan19]

Betty White played Ellen on Mama's Family at that time and Vicki Lawrence played Thelma Harper

[friends4eva]

The last question that was aksed is false now as the nickle faces right

[chasrusso]

I remember there was a silly legend that stated that Lincoln was facing the right on the penny instead of the left like other coins was a punishment for freeing the slaves.

[pitchman3]

Hi Mighty, thanks for posting this episode of

" Trvia Trap. " I never saw this game when it was actually on tv, but heard about it from a friend who watches GSN. This game seems pretty cool.

[Boatfan89]

notice the sound at 0:50 where they used that sound to reveal the answers given during fast money on family feud (1988-on)

[nextbarker]

That sound effect used to pull up the answers was reversed for MG90's wheel.

[IKnowWereYouSleep]

LOL R2-D2. HAHA Anikin was a robot haha. That's a knee-slapper.

[ucb2912]

The win music is now used as the Grand Game Intro music on TPIR.

[Jnelson09Returns]

It's also the tail end of the Family Feud theme.

[filmidioten]

lol.. Poor Jayne with the Star Wars-question..

[JonSea31]

We probably wouldn't have known indepth about who Darth Vader really was until 15 years later. And I really knew the answer to the question about American coinage.

BTW, wasn't the SFX for a wrong answer similar to that of the Pathfinder game on TPIR?

[RGSJenkins]

Yeah, and other was used by other Goodson shows later on.

[GabZ1985]

So.. Who got to win the $10,000 for charity in the end?

[megamanj2004]

Find out and watch!

[aeris211]

i looked on the coins before i looked at the answer...and it really is the penny

[someguy23475]

Sure is. Lincoln was the first actual person minted on an American coin, back in 1909. For some reason, everyone after his had their face the other direction.

[pressmin]

That coin question was asked much later in Who Wants to be a Millionaire w/ Regis P. (1999?) where a contestant used all of his lifelines to answer this question. According to the book, it took him 20 minutes to answer this question in real time. It was edited down to 6 min for TV.