BR
Perhaps her intelligence isn't determined by her husbands.
Yeah, we just saw someone get to £32k with all lifelines intact... only to use all the lifelines on the next two questions.
And one of the contestants is married to a Mastermind champion! If his wife got to £64k, how well would he have done?
And one of the contestants is married to a Mastermind champion! If his wife got to £64k, how well would he have done?
Perhaps her intelligence isn't determined by her husbands.
GM
JC was tweeting about tonight's episode and how it was 'Properly good'. Are we going to see the first Millionaire winner tonight since 2006?
EDIT - That'll be a no then...
EDIT - That'll be a no then...
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CU
Which is the reason why I don't look at the internet while watching an episode of a quiz show
If there'd been one, I doubt it would have been kept out of the press.
Which is the reason why I don't look at the internet while watching an episode of a quiz show
JO
Which is the reason why I don't look at the internet while watching an episode of a quiz show
I think you’d be ok for spoilers if you were watching Eggheads.
If there'd been one, I doubt it would have been kept out of the press.
Which is the reason why I don't look at the internet while watching an episode of a quiz show
I think you’d be ok for spoilers if you were watching Eggheads.
JK
ITV may have felt that having an episode each night was a waste, and having it aired weekly enables them to fill prime time schedules at weekends. There is also the fact, that having it stripped can cause people to become bored with the show after say night 3, and lose interest.
Not too surprised but a shame. Just as first time around I really feel stripping it across the week really helps engage the audience to continue watching throughout the week. A week between episodes means you don't particularly care whether you catch it or not.
ITV may have felt that having an episode each night was a waste, and having it aired weekly enables them to fill prime time schedules at weekends. There is also the fact, that having it stripped can cause people to become bored with the show after say night 3, and lose interest.
DM
ITV may have felt that having an episode each night was a waste, and having it aired weekly enables them to fill prime time schedules at weekends. There is also the fact, that having it stripped can cause people to become bored with the show after say night 3, and lose interest.
IIRC did they show WWTBAM weekly in the early years?
Not too surprised but a shame. Just as first time around I really feel stripping it across the week really helps engage the audience to continue watching throughout the week. A week between episodes means you don't particularly care whether you catch it or not.
ITV may have felt that having an episode each night was a waste, and having it aired weekly enables them to fill prime time schedules at weekends. There is also the fact, that having it stripped can cause people to become bored with the show after say night 3, and lose interest.
LL
Their logic was the drama would keep the viewers coming back each night, and if the episodes were weekly, they might've lost interest. Funny really that we're now in the era of box sets and some people can't cope with not being able to watch the next episode of something right away.