Steve Gadlin FromDeerfield, IL AppearanceFile:Flag USA.png October 5, 2016 Money won Steve Gadlin is a web developer and artist from Deerfield, Illinois. He appeared on the U.S. version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and won $5,000 after incorrectly answering his $50,000 question. He had previously appeared on Shark Tank.
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| - <default>Steve Gadlin</default> FromDeerfield, IL AppearanceFile:Flag USA.png October 5, 2016 Money won Steve Gadlin is a web developer and artist from Deerfield, Illinois. He appeared on the U.S. version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and won $5,000 after incorrectly answering his $50,000 question. He had previously appeared on Shark Tank.
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- Basketball
- Quantum mechanics
- Steven Spielberg
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- Haircut
- Sundries
- Glaucoma
- Mexico, Colombia, U.S.
- Two pair
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- Steve went for B because "Coffee, Tea and Sundries" sounded the most catchy and made the most sense. However, the correct answer was C: Spices.
- Steve did not know, so he decided to ask the audience. 53% said it was B: Basketball. Steve decided to go with them, and that was right.
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- Steve's Run to the Million
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| - Bangladesh
- Football
- Diabetes
- Applied mathematics
- James Cameron
- Muffins
- Manicure
- A royal flush
- Mexico, U.S., Colombia
- Throw pillow arrangement
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- If you're playing Texas Hold 'Em and see that all of your cards are black, you could potentially have any but which of the following hands?
- An 18th-century Italian priest who wondered how bats navigate at night, Lazzaro Spallanzani is credited with founding the science of what?
- Many safety experts says that every time you change your clocks for Daylight Saving Time, you should also change your what?
- "Acrylic, gel or silk?" is a question you're most likely to be asked when you're getting a what?
- While it may seem pretentious, Bono claims he actually wears sunglasses even when indoors because he has what condition that makes him sensitive to light?
- Prior to the 2012 sale of Babe Ruth's jersey for $4.4 million, the record price paid for sports memorabilia was for James Naismith's "Founding Rules" of what sport?
- The Instituto Cervantes estimates that Spain is now home to the 4th-largest population of Spanish speakers. The three largest, in descending order, are what?
- At Pike Place Market in Seattle, the very first Starbucks store still uses the company's original logo, which reads "Coffee, Tea" and what?
- Saying their "national anthem can't be used as a business tool," in 2015 whose Supreme Court made it illegal to use "My Golden Bengal" as a ringtone
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| - Tennis
- Organic chemistry
- Francis Ford Coppola
- Spouse
- A straight
- Burbados
- Colombia, U.S., Mexico
- Mineral waters
- Osteoporosis
- Rabies shot
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| - Baseball
- Burkina Faso
- Spices
- Massage
- Martin Scorsese
- A full house
- Shingles
- Smoke alarm batteries
- U.S., Mexico, Colombia
- Ultrasound physics
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