$1M WINNERS | $1,000,000 Chance Of A Lifetime (1986) Michael/ Leina vs S...

In the full episode from 1986, the returning champions need one more win for the $1M Prize. They succeed! Never Miss An Upload, Join the channel. cutt.ly/MrPsGameShowChannel

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