Russian Roulette(2002)

Four strangers: Gus, Deborah, Jacquie, and Anthony. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the chance at $100,000. Gus wins that chance, wins $10,000, skips the risk, and would have won $100,000. Total winnings: $13,600.

Darren, Amy, Gordon, and Julie fight it out head-to-head for the chance at $100,000. Gordon wins the game, but runs out of time on the Killer Questions and drops with $3,950.

Sean, Amy, Paige, and Charise fight it out for the chance at $100,000. Paige wins the game, but misses on the Killer Questions and drops with $2,100.

Henry, Michelle, Dana, and Mike battle it out for the chance at $100,000. Henry wins the game, but drops on the Killer Questions with $4,450.

The suckiest episode of them all. After 4 episodes, GSN decides to have a so called celebrity episode, Although only one person is consitered a celebrity. This episode was an experiment that went awry. The person who one didn't even get one answer correct.

Joe, Becki, Kris, and Jon battle it out for a chance at $100,000. Joe wins the game, answers all the Killer Questions correctly, and decides not to take the chance for $100,000. He wins $11,650 total.

Sobia, Ray, Marianne, and Juan fight it out for the chance at $100,000. Ray wins the game, but drops on the Killer Questions with $5,000.

Jennifer, Traci, Brian, and Augie compete for the chance at $100,000 in this episode. Jennifer wins the game, but misses a Killer Question and drops with $3,350.

Chuck, Peter, Angela, and Derek compete with each other for the chance at $100,000. Peter wins the game, but drops on the Killer Questions with $4,150.

Scott, Jim, Luis, and Anne fight it out for the chance at $100,000 in this episode. Jim wins the game, but drops out on the Killer Questions with $4,500.

Jason, Warren, Lisa, and Karen battle it out for the chance at $100,000 in this episode. Jason wins the game and drops out on the Killer Questions with $3,850.

James, Biz, Alisa, and Eric compete for the chance at $100,000 in this episode. Alisa wins the game, answers all the Killer Questions, takes the $100,000 chance, but drops! The good thing is, she still wins $2,600.

Kimberly, Jason, Roger, and Mike battle it out for the chance at $100,000 in this episode. Jason wins the game, answers all the Killer Questions, and walks out with $12,500.

Russell, Peter, Dawn, and Chris fight it out for the chance at $100,000. Chris wins the game, answers all the Killer Questions, goes for the $100,000, but drops! At least he won $2,200.

Kim, Cathy, Bill, and Jim compete with each other for the chance at $100,000. Jim wins the game, but drops out on the Killer Questions with $4,100.

Eric, Lisa, Frank, and Steve fight it out for the chance at $100,000. Lisa wins the game, answers all the Killer Questions, and decides not to take the risk. She walks out with $12,600.

Al Winchell becomes the first person to win $100,000 on Russian Roulette. He had only 3 drop zones open. This hapened one day after the luckiest day of the year- 7/11!

Todd Truley wins the game, answers the 5 Killer Questions correctly, goes for the $100,000 and wins it!

Stephen Goldman, Erica Kimbrough, William Hill, and Lori Mazzalillo face off for the chance at $100,000. Erica won the game, but missed her third killer question and dropped with $3,400.

Lisa, Christopher, Diana, and Kurt play for the chance at $100,000. Kurt drops first, then Lisa, and finally, Diana. Christopher misses his second Killer Question and drops.

John, Tom, Ti, and Jennifer. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the chance at $100,000. Ti won that chance, but missed his 4th question and drops out with $3,600.

Four strangers: Karen, Lisa, Bill, and Eric. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the chance at $100,000. Bill wins that chance, but misses his 4th question and drops with $3,500.

Four strangers: Jill, Mary Ann, James, and Bryan. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the chance at $100,000. Mary Ann wins that chance, but misses on the 5 Killer Questions and drops with $2,850.

Four strangers: Adam, Karen, Dave, and Terry. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the chance at $100,000. Terry wins that chance and answers the 5 Killer Questions correctly, but decides to walk with the $10,000. He would have dropped is he had gone for the $100,000. Total winnings: $12,900. If he would have gone for it, he would have dropped!

Four strangers: Jennifer, Stan, Michelle, and Josh. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the chance at $100,000. Stan is the champ, but misses on the 5 Killer Questions. Stan's total winnings: $2,150.

Four strangers: Alison,Rodd, Susan, and Johnny. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the chance at $100,000. Alisonwins that chance, but misses a Killer Question and drops with $3,000.

Four teachers: Mark, Margy, Samantha, and Amanda. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the cahnce at $100,000. Mark wins that chance, but misses a Killer Question and drops with $3,100.

Four strangers: Ernie, Brian, Kenny, and Season. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the chance at $100,000. Season wins that chance, but misses a Killer Question and drops with $2,800.

Four strangers: Jason, Michael, Bridget, and Beau. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the chance at $100,000. Jason wins that chance, wins the $10,000, but walks away with $11,900. Had he gone for the $100,000, he would have dropped.

Four celebrities: Gary Coleman, Kato Kaelin, Leif Garrett, and Jerri Manthey. One goal: to win a head-to-head competition for the chance at $100,000. Jerri wins that chance, but misses on the 5 Killer Questions and drops with $5,000 for her charity.