Sale of the Century | Michael's project, pt. 2

With a $1 separation from the second-place tied players, the competition continues. Michael even helps re-live the 1980s version by adding lib to a question, and the competition continues to heat up as the show goes on

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• Sale
• of
• the
• Century
• game
• show
• Michael
• Tiller
• temple
• project

[rjaguar3]

The video game question to start the segment went dead, as I completely expected. This is why it's not a good idea to ask such specialized knowledge on a general-knowledge quiz show.

[mtiller2006]

Well if you can believe it, despite SEGA was the clue and the answer is the most popular character of that franchise, Daytona USA must've been a generation gap question

[gamshwfan]

Speaking of "cons", another con occurred in the second fame game.

You CANNOT put your personal opinions on a subject in the question and you put your personal opinion of the Louie Anderson era with in the question.

Opinions in a question don't always work unless it's a survey.

[gamshwfan]

That is one of Tiller's weak spots is writing questions. I've noticed when he writes his own questions, they are usually either from other youtube clips or stuff he has in depth knowledge of.

In fact, when he hosts games on his radio show, he usually uses prewitten questions from other GS home games.

I'll stop here before I ramble on.

[rjaguar3]

Also, I can't tell which questions were better: the ones Mr. Tiller wrote or the ones he lifted from episodes of Press Your Luck and Sale of the Century on Youtube. I'll have to see.

[mtiller2006]

It's spelt Jeremey

[gamshwfan]

P.S. Jeremy didn't see my name on my VCR/DVD recorder.

[gamshwfan]

That would be Jeremy Gordon.

[agentcak]

Micheal you never cesee to amaze me with your projects. The one thing that I hated in SOTC was if one person got the question wrong the other two didn't have a chance to buzz in.

[Digifan23]

@SlurpeeTigger thanks