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* Edward Bishop and his family were the first contestants to reach the final level, Supercoin. Sure, they lost, but it's still awesome.
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* A family of school-aged children, one as young as 10 and one as old as 18, managed to make it all the way to Level 10 through tag-teaming. As $500,000 was now a safe level, they decided to take a shot at Supercoin (with the time limit increased to 190 seconds) as the first team to actually elect to do so. Sadly, they lost as well.
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* Edward The Bishop and his family were the first contestants to reach the final level, Supercoin. Sure, they lost, but it's still awesome.
*family: A family of school-aged children, one as young as 10 and one as old as 18, managed to make it all the way to Level 10 through tag-teaming. As $500,000 was now a safe level, they decided to take a shot at Supercoin (with the time limit increased to 190 seconds) as the first team to actually elect to do so. Sadly, even with three different players for the challenge, they lost as well.lost.
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* Edward Bishop and his family were the first contestants to reach the final level, Supercoin. [[spoiler:They were unsuccessful, Sure, they lost, but still.]]
it's still awesome.
* A family of school-aged children, one as young as 10 and one as old as 18, managed to make it all the way to Level 10 through tag-teaming. As $500,000 was now a safe level, they decided to take a shot at'''SUPERCOIN''' Supercoin (with the time limit increased to 190 seconds) as the first team to actually elect to do so. [[spoiler: Sadly, they ''lost'' despite having a total of '''190 seconds'''.]]lost as well.
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* The first contestant to beat level 8. The challenge was to remove at least 2 of the 8 dollar bills from below the 8 plastic cups, while making sure the stack of quarters on the cups do not fall. (Obviously, you cannot touch the cup.) The contestant ''completely crushed it,'' and proceeded to show off by doing all of the others flawlessly, except for two of them. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, he lost at the very next level: The infamous "Don't Blow The Joker."]]
* The "Last Man Standing" episodes, used a format with ten contestants competing against each other, rather than against the clock. Each round, the slowest contestant would be eliminated with each subsequent round proceding with the surviving contestantss. The first episode using this format, had one of the most intense moments of the show when the final two contestants faced off in Round 9's "Ping Tac Toe", with the winner of that round to win $100,000 for surviving to the final round. The Round's ending was pretty gut-wrenching for both contestants, [[spoiler:as they both made Tic Tac Toes, but one was completed a mere second before the other. However, the winning contestant played "Supercoin" in Round 10 to increase his winnings to $1,000,000, but lost.]]
* The "Last Man Standing" episodes, used a format with ten contestants competing against each other, rather than against the clock. Each round, the slowest contestant would be eliminated with each subsequent round proceding with the surviving contestantss. The first episode using this format, had one of the most intense moments of the show when the final two contestants faced off in Round 9's "Ping Tac Toe", with the winner of that round to win $100,000 for surviving to the final round. The Round's ending was pretty gut-wrenching for both contestants, [[spoiler:as they both made Tic Tac Toes, but one was completed a mere second before the other. However, the winning contestant played "Supercoin" in Round 10 to increase his winnings to $1,000,000, but lost.]]
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* The first contestant to beat level 8. The challenge was to remove at least 2 of the 8 dollar bills from below the 8 plastic cups, while making sure the stack of quarters on the cups do not fall. (Obviously, you cannot touch fall, without touching the cup.) cups. The contestant ''completely crushed it,'' and proceeded to show off by doing all of the others flawlessly, except for two of them. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, Unfortunately, he lost at the very next level: The the infamous "Don't Blow The Joker."]]
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* The "Last Man Standing" episodes, used a format with ten contestants competing against each other, rather than against the clock. Each round, the slowest contestant would be eliminated with each subsequent round
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* The "Last Man Standing" episodes, used a format with ten contestants competing against each other, rather than against the clock. Each round, the slowest contestant would be eliminated with each subsequent round proceding with the surviving contestantss. The first episode using this format, had one of the most intense moments of the show when the final two contestants faced off in Round 9's "Ping Tac Toe". Toe", with the winner of that round to win $100,000 for surviving to the final round. The Round's ending was pretty gut-wrenching for both contestants, [[spoiler:as the they both made Tic Tac Toes, but one who won the round (and $100,000), got was completed a Tic-Tac-Toe, only a mere second before the other also made a Tic-Tac-Toe.other. However, the winning contestant played "Supercoin" in Round 10 to increase his winnings to $1,000,000, but lost.]]
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* The "Last Man Standing" episodes, used a format with ten contestants competing against each other, rather than against the clock. Each round, the slowest contestant would be eliminated with each subsequent round proceding with the surviving contestantss. The first episode using this format, had one of the most intense moments of the show when the final two contestants faced off in Round 9's "Ping Tac Toe". The ending was pretty heart-wrenching gut-wrenching for both contestants, [[spoiler:as the one who won the round (and $100,000), got a Tic-Tac-Toe, only a second before the other also made a Tic-Tac-Toe. However, the winning contestant played "Supercoin" in Round 10 to increase his winnings to $1,000,000, but lost.]]
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* The "Last Man Standing" episodes, used a format with ten contestants competing against each other, rather than against the clock. Each round, the slowest contestant would be eliminated with each subsequent round proceding with the surviving contestantss. The first episode using this format, had one of the most intense moments of the show when the final two contestants faced off in Round 9's "Ping Tac Toe" And the round ended Toe". The ending was pretty heart-wrenchingly heart-wrenching for both contestants, [[spoiler:as the contestant one who won, won the round (and $100,000), got a Tic-Tac-Toe, only a second before the other also made a Tic-Tac-Toe, to win $100,000. Unfortunately that Tic-Tac-Toe. However, the winning contestant played "Supercoin" in Round 10 to increase his winnings to $1,000,000, and but lost.]]
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* The "Last Man Standing" episodes, used a format with ten contestants competing against each other, rather than against the clock. Each round, the slowest contestant would be eliminated with each subsequent round proceding with the surviving contestantss. The first episode using this format, had one of the most intense moments of the show when the final two contestants faced off in a round of Round 9's "Ping Tac Toe" And the round ended pretty heart-wrenchingly for both contestants, [[spoiler:as the contestant who won, got a Tic-Tac-Toe, only a second before the other also made a Tic-Tac-Toe, to win $100,000. Unfortunately that contestant played "Supercoin" for the final round in Round 10 to increase his winnings to $1,000,000, and lost.]]
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* Speaking of that game, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSKR2zzwNbs patsdestroy's video]] of his friends managing to beat a home version of Supercoin was notable enough to be featured on the show itself during an episode featuring viewer videos. Sure it took longer than a minute, but it at least proved that in a close equivalent to the actual setup, it is indeed possible to beat the thing.
* When demonstrating Supercoin for a prospective, ''ahem'', "victim", [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPdcroF-Fwc#t=34 the host of the Turkish version managed to beat it]] ''[[BadassNormal in only 17 seconds]].''
* When demonstrating Supercoin for a prospective, ''ahem'', "victim", [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPdcroF-Fwc#t=34 the host of the Turkish version managed to beat it]] ''[[BadassNormal in only 17 seconds]].''
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* Speaking of that game, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSKR2zzwNbs patsdestroy's video]] of his friends managing to beat a home version of Supercoin was notable enough to be featured on the show itself during an episode featuring viewer videos. Sure it took longer than a minute, but it at least proved that in a close equivalent to the actual setup, it is indeed possible to beat the thing.
beating Supercoin was plausible.
*When demonstrating Demonstrating Supercoin for a prospective, ''ahem'', "victim", contestant, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPdcroF-Fwc#t=34 the host of the Turkish version managed to beat it]] ''[[BadassNormal in only 17 seconds]].''
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* Speaking of that game, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSKR2zzwNbs patsdestroy's video]] of his friends managing to beat a home version of Supercoin was infamous notable enough to be featured on the show itself during an episode featuring viewer videos. Sure it took longer than a minute, but it at least proved that in a close equivalent to the actual setup, it is indeed possible to beat the thing.
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* When demonstrating Supercoin for a prospective, ''ahem'', "victim", [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPdcroF-Fwc#t=34 the host of the Turkish version managed to accidentally beat it]] ''[[BadassNormal in only 17 seconds]].''
* When demonstrating Supercoin for a prospective, ''ahem'', "victim", [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPdcroF-Fwc#t=34 the host of the Turkish version managed to accidentally beat it]] ''[[BadassNormal in only 17 seconds]].''
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* Speaking of that game, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSKR2zzwNbs patsdestroy's video]] of his friends managing to beat a home version of Supercoin was infamous enough to be featured on the show itself.itself during an episode featuring viewer videos. Sure it took longer than a minute, but it at least proved that in a close equivalent to the actual setup, it is indeed possible to beat the thing.
* When demonstrating Supercoin for a prospective, ''ahem'', "victim", [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPdcroF-Fwc#t=34 the host of the Turkish version managed toaccidentally beat it]] ''[[BadassNormal in only 17 seconds]].''
* When demonstrating Supercoin for a prospective, ''ahem'', "victim", [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPdcroF-Fwc#t=34 the host of the Turkish version managed to
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* A family of school-aged children, one as young as 10 and one as old as 18, managed to make it all the way to Level 10 through tag-teaming. They then decided to take a shot at Supercoin, the first team to actually elect to do so, although this was probably because $500,000 is now a safe level and so it was a no-brainer.
* Speaking of that game, it didn't even happen on the show itself, but [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSKR2zzwNbs patsdestroy's video]] of his friends managing to beat a home version of Supercoin was infamous enough to be featured on the show itself. While it took longer than a minute, it at least proved that in a close equivalent to the actual setup, it is indeed possible.
** Oh, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buqKpA9-ApY 17 seconds]], beat that.
* Speaking of that game, it didn't even happen on the show itself, but [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSKR2zzwNbs patsdestroy's video]] of his friends managing to beat a home version of Supercoin was infamous enough to be featured on the show itself. While it took longer than a minute, it at least proved that in a close equivalent to the actual setup, it is indeed possible.
** Oh, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buqKpA9-ApY 17 seconds]], beat that.
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** Oh, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buqKpA9-ApY 17 seconds]], beat that.
** Oh, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buqKpA9-ApY 17 seconds]], beat that.
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