Which country is it?
Hi all,
You may have noticed recently that I have been changing some of the flag templates in contestants' infoboxes from the Yugoslav version to the flag when it was part of Yugoslavia or Serbia & Montenegro.
Was I right to do this, as I was thinking of doing the same for Georgia (which changed its flag in 2004)?
December 2000. Telecinco stopped using that version of its logo in the middle of 2001.
Please note that when adding categories for contestants appearing on any of the Indian versions of the show, please use [[Category:Rs. xx,xxx winners]] instead of the rupee sign: it helps to keep the wiki far more organised.
The rupee sign should be used only on the pages themselves and not in category names. You must take care only to use the rupee sign for contestants who have appeared from 2010 onwards, and only in India, not in Nepal or other countries that use the rupee.
I watched and translated some of the old episodes before they got taken down - such a shame they had to go...
Surprised about Sony taking them down - LDS always do it but Sony's a new one. A new danger.
Really sad to see.
Greece (Loser: 30/01/2001; winner 02/10/2001)
Norway (Loser: 02/03/2001; winners 10/03/2003)
Poland (Loser: 02/06/2002; winner 28/03/2010)
Bulgaria (Losers: 28/05/2005, 29/02/2008; no winners as of yet)
Australia Hot Seat (Losers: 08/06/2009, 28/09/2009, 14/06/2010, 20/06/2011, 16/04/2012, 13/05/2013; winner 29/08/2016)
Costa Rica (Loser: 01/06/2010, winner 29/06/2010)
Afghanistan (Loser: ??/12/2010, no winners)
Turkey (Loser: 01/06/2013, winner 05/10/2019)
US Shuffle (Loser: 25/09/2013, no winners)
Philippines (Loser: 23/08/2015, no winners)
Vietnam (Loser: 05/01/2021, no winners)
I was the one who transcribed it for the wiki but didn't download it... :(
You didn't miss much
Poland went a long time until 2010. Finland's been going without a top prize winner ever since it started, so I think that one takes the biscuit.
The thirty-sixth series of the UK version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? is starting on 17 January and running every Sunday.
Due to COVID-19, of course, there will be no audience and the contestant will have a second phone-a-friend, as well as 50:50 and Ask the Host.
Series 36 starts 8pm Sunday on ITV.
In the U.S. version, yes, he is the first celebrity to win the million. Shame the audience wasn't there to enjoy it.
That version of the $1m win cue did sound odd though.
Hi there,
Most of the links on that forum website don't work. If you'd like it, http://gameshows.ru/video/25-2/ is a list of all the Millionaire episodes that they have on their site. The ones struck out are unavailable.
Nope, she gambled on her £64,000 question, having set her safety net there, and lost.
ITV announced yesterday that in the next series of the British version there WILL be a new top prize winner. The winner, believed to be male, is Jeremy Clarkson’s first millionaire, and their run will be broadcast in September 2020.
It will also be the first £1 million transferred by the show electronically, as cheques were dropped from the UK version in 2018.
The last top prize winner was Ingram Wilcox in September 2006.
Many people have looked and there’s nothing out there. Hopefully someone will sometime soon.
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