New Who Wants To Be A Millionaire (TV)

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New Who Wants To Be A Millionaire (TV)

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How long has this been going? First questions up to and including £50,000 are timed and there's a new lifeline at that stage (haven't seen what it is yet!)

It's a bit more 'energetic', I guess. Any thoughts?
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new lifeline is the chance to bin theb question off for another one.
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Ah, not exactly 'cutting edge' then. Heh-heh...
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Didn't JPM invent the 'switch'?
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I'd laugh if you were 1 away and you had 4 wrong answers or he just kept asking you questions
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Post by j2k7311 »

have seen this now for a few weeks... QM is right, JPM invented the 'switch' lifeline - I know it has been around for ages in the online version of the game at least. Seems the producers have taken a leaf out of their book!

I think the new format is OK really, gets plenty of simpletons through in the allocated time slot :D

Would like to see another contestant of Pat Gibson's calibre come on and blitz this version! They would annihilate the 'big bad clock' with time to spare. 8)
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j2k7311 wrote:... QM is right, JPM invented the 'switch' lifeline........
......if JPM were involved in the production of the US version of the show...... which is unlikely.
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Post by harry2 »

Like the original, they have paid out a lot of money in the early programmes with "easy" questions. Several £50k's and £75k's. Better than the protracted previous series that people had got bored with.
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David Healy wrote:
j2k7311 wrote:... QM is right, JPM invented the 'switch' lifeline........
......if JPM were involved in the production of the US version of the show...... which is unlikely.
It seems the US show were using this in 2004 and the online game supposedly originated in 2008.

I was wrong about the actual invention of the switch... good call David. :wink:
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