The £100K Drop

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The £100K Drop
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Also known as
  • The Million Pound Drop (2010–15)
  • The Million Pound Drop Live (2010–12)
GenreGame show
Presented by
Theme music composerMarc Sylvan
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series
  • 13 (Regular)
  • 2 (Christmas)
  • 1 (Celebrity)
No. of episodes
  • 177 (Regular)
  • 9 (Christmas)
  • 8 (Celebrity)
Production
Production locations3 Mills Studios[1] (2010–15)
Dock10 (2018–19)[2]
Running time60–120 minutes (inc. adverts)
Production companyRemarkable Television
DistributorBanijay
Release
Original networkChannel 4
Picture format576i 16:9 (SDTV)
Original releaseOriginal series:
24 May 2010 (2010-05-24) – 20 March 2015 (2015-03-20)
£100K Drop:
7 May 2018 (2018-05-07) – 23 August 2019 (2019-08-23)
External links
Website
Production website

The £100K Drop (formerly known as The Million Pound Drop and The Million Pound Drop Live) is a British game show which was broadcast on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom. The show was first aired on 24 May 2010 and is presented by Davina McCall. The show aired its 13th series after being off air for three years.[3][4]

The show used social networking sites (such as Facebook and Twitter) to advertise the show as well as to find contestants. David Flynn, managing director of Endemol's Remarkable Television, which produced the show, said: "The plan was to create buzz and an air of mystery around the show by trickling information about auditions via Twitter and Facebook, giving fans a level of exclusivity."[5]

After a three-year hiatus the series returned in a daily afternoon slot in May 2018 but with a reduced prize fund of £100,000 and with a new name, namely The £100K Drop, and McCall reprising her role.[6] The new format presented three series totalling 120 episodes. The show was axed in December 2019.[7]

Format[]

Gameplay[]

Contestants, alone or in pairs for the first series, or only in pairs from the second to the ninth series, are given £1,000,000 in £50 notes at the start of the show, banded in 40 bundles of £25,000 each. Contestants are presented with multiple-choice questions, mostly either general knowledge, or focused on current or recent events (even events that occur during the airing of the show) with the words of "this week", "today" even "right now", to accentuate the fact that the show is broadcast live.

The contestants choose one of two categories at the beginning of each round. If they take too long to choose, a coin is flipped to decide. Each answer option corresponds to a different trapdoor or "drop"; only one answer is correct. The contestants have a set length of time to distribute all the money among the drops as they see fit, but they must leave at least one drop "clear", with no money on it. Any money not placed on a drop when time runs out is forfeited, and contestants who place money on every drop typically face immediate elimination, except on some international versions of the show. The contestants may stop the timer early if they are satisfied with their choice of answers.

After the timer either runs out or is stopped, the drops for the incorrect answers are opened. Any money placed on them falls down a chute and is removed from play by security guards beneath the stage, while any money placed on the correct answer is carried forward to the next question. This process is repeated until the contestants either run out of money and lose, or answer the final question correctly and keep all remaining money.

The time limit and number of answers per question vary over the course of the game as follows:

Question(s) Original
(2010–12 and 2014–15) 		2013
change 		2018–19
(The £100K Drop)
No. of
answers 		Time limit
(seconds) 		No. of
answers 		Time limit
(seconds) 		No. of
answers 		Time limit
(seconds)
1–3 4 60 4 60 4 60
4 3 3 45
5–6 3
7 2 2
8 2 N/A

Other games[]

For the 2010 Christmas specials, any contestants who lost all their money and would otherwise have left empty-handed were presented with multiple doors corresponding to bonus prizes. The contestants would choose which door they wanted and would win what was 'behind' that door. From the 2011 Christmas specials onwards, a new feature was introduced to allow online players to compete against one another. Additionally, a counter was added to the display screen for each drop to indicate how much money had been placed on it, eliminating the need for manual counting.

On 2 January 2012, as part of the Channel 4 Mash-up, Davina McCall played the game with Andrew, her father; the show was hosted by Phil Spencer from Location, Location, Location. A second Channel 4 Mash-up happened in 2013, the show this time being hosted by Alan Carr.

2013 changes[]

Significant changes to the format were made in summer 2013 for the tenth series. Teams of four, rather than just being strictly pairs, can now play the game. At each question, the player(s) can swap positions with their teammates – two backstage watching, the other two answering the questions onstage. Unlike previous series, there are now just seven questions and no question categories (if a team is playing); with the first three questions having four answers, the next three questions had three answers, and a seventh and final question with only two.

Contestants who answer the seventh question correctly are shown two possible answers for a "Final Drop" question, and may choose to attempt it or leave with their winnings. A miss on the Final Drop forfeits all winnings, while a correct answer doubles the total for a maximum potential prize of £2,000,000.

2014 changes[]

Starting from summer 2014, contestants could play as individuals again after four years. Prior to that, only Gemma in the very first UK series (as well as five contestants in the Chinese version) had played the Drop as individuals in their countries. The show's title was rebranded to The Million Pound Drop, as the series was also the first to be pre-recorded due to time constraints.

2018 revival: The £100K Drop[]

On 14 July 2017, it was announced that the programme would be returning in the daily afternoon slot of 2018, but with a lower prize fund of £100,000 in £10 notes (40 bundles of £2,500 each), and with the name of the show changing to The £100K Drop.[6] McCall reprised her hosting role, and the series format was similar to the 2013 format with only seven questions, with a reduced 45-second timer for the last four questions.[8] The revival ran for three series, the first with 60 episodes, and the two with 30 episodes each, both broadcast in 2019.

Production[]

Prior to taping of each episode, all audience members, studio personnel and contestants must pass a security clearance. They must also sign a non-disclosure agreement and turn in possessions such as mobile phones and small bags, to be returned after taping is complete. Security officers are present in the studio to safeguard the bundles used in the game, which contain actual cash obtained from an undisclosed bank within the United Kingdom.[a][b]

Episodes usually last between 60 and 90 minutes, although the last episode of the series may end slightly sooner or later depending on the contestants' performance. On 23 June 2012, for the first time in the show's history, the episode was extended to 120 minutes. The following week's episode on 30 June 2012 was 100 minutes.

Interactivity[]

As the show is broadcast live, viewers are encouraged to play along on their smartphones via the iOS and Android apps, or on the Channel 4 website. Aggregated statistics of the audience performance appear on screen during the broadcast and being read out by McCall.[5] Online players receive no prize money but are sometimes given the chance to apply to be on the show. Bookmakers also take bets on which stage of the game the contestants will leave and how much money will still be in play at various stage of the game.[10] Often on the show, if there is a question relating to a particular online source, Davina will announce that the website in question has crashed due to a large number of online players looking up the answers. Later series added the show's application for them to play on their tablets. The interactivity is provided by London second screen company Monterosa.

In 2011, The Million Pound Drop became the first TV show to serve a second screen advert to the online playing audience. It was a 3-minute video featuring rapper Tinie Tempah. The full advert was watched by 20% of the online playing audience according to Dean Donaldson, Global Head of Media Innovation at DG, responsible for the technology.[11]

The last few series of the show were not broadcast live.

Celebrity contestants[]

Since series two, celebrity contestants regularly appear on the show playing for charity. Celebrity contestants that lose their whole £1,000,000 are given £5,000 for their charities.

Spin-offs[]

The Channel 4 Mash-up[]

On 2 January 2012, a special version of the show aired as part of The Channel 4 Mash-up. The special edition was hosted by Phil Spencer and featured Davina and her father, Andrew, as contestants. This special edition was not broadcast live, as the show usually is, but instead was shown in three pre-recorded 20 minute chunks spread throughout the 'mash-up night' at 18:35, 19:55 and 21:40. Davina and her father made it through to the final question with £50,000, but was not won.

The show returned on 4 January 2013 with Alan Carr as host.

Stand Up to Cancer[]

On 19 October 2012, a special version aired live as part of Channel 4's UK telethon, Stand Up to Cancer. For this show, the million pounds was doubled (thus making it The Two Million Pound Drop) and a special 16-player celebrity relay team took on the drop for cancer-related charities. A different pair of celebrities handled each question, with the show airing in two segments — questions 1 to 4 at 21:00 and questions 5–8 were later in the evening. Each pair was given just 30 seconds, instead of the usual 60 seconds, for their question.

McCall switched back and forth between the live telethon, hosted alongside Alan Carr and Dr Christian Jessen, and the two Drop segments. The celebrity relay banked £200,000 for Stand Up to Cancer, with the final four pairs wagering the entire amount on a single answer on each question. This special was included in the ninth series of the show (as that series was in progress), unlike the Channel 4 'mash-up' which was a separate edition.

Other Media[]

On July 9th, 2021 Estonian live casino game developers Playtech released a licensed live casino game show game called the Money Drop Live on PC and mobile devices. The game is led by a live host and is designed to look and feel like the original Channel 4 show, featuring official branding.

Players are first tasked with betting on the outcome of a 54-segment wheel of fortune, if they guess correctly they will receive a cash prize which they must then risk by spreading it across four trapdoors. If the money falls it is lost, the same as in the television show. If players bet on the right trapdoor then the money is theirs to keep. The higher the value of the overall prize on the line, the more rounds the player must compete in to win it.[12]

Critical reception[]

Ratings[]

The series' highest-rated episode was 4 February 2011, which was seen by 2.79 million viewers and received a 14.4% share.[13] Ratings for series 10 dropped but remained respectable; the first episode (14 June 2013) was seen by 1.57 million viewers and received a 7.6% share.[14]

Incident[]

During an episode on 5 November 2010, contestants Johnny and Dee were faced with the options Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann, Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant. They were then asked "Who played Dr Who for the longest period?". The contestants did not know the answer so decided to split their remaining £650,000 between McCoy and McGann. The answer was then revealed to be Tennant and they lost all their remaining money. Tennant played the Doctor from 2005–10. However, viewers began to query the accuracy of this question,[15] saying it was open to interpretation as McCoy played the Doctor from 1987–89, but also appeared at the beginning of the Doctor Who television film in 1996, making his time playing the character technically nine years uninterrupted. After the producers spoke to BBC that McCoy was apparently the correct answer, Channel 4 announced that Johnny and Dee were allowed to return to the show to continue with the £325,000 that would have remained on an episode aired 12 November 2010; they would go on to win £25,000.[citation needed]

Merchandise[]

A board game was released by Drumond Park in November 2010.[16]

Transmissions[]

The Million Pound Drop[]

Series Start date End date Episodes
1 24 May 2010 29 May 2010 6
2 25 October 2010 13 November 2010 9
3 28 January 2011 19 February 2011 8
4 22 April 2011 28 May 2011 12
5 2 September 2011 8 October 2011 12
6 13 January 2012 11 February 2012 10
7 24 March 2012 21 April 2012 10
8 15 June 2012 14 July 2012 10
9 14 September 2012 20 October 2012 12
10 14 June 2013 20 July 2013 12
11 11 July 2014 26 September 2014 12
12 20 February 2015 20 March 2015 4

Christmas specials[]

Series Start date End date Episodes
1 15 December 2010 18 December 2010 4
2 5 December 2011 9 December 2011 5

Celebrity Games[]

Series Start date End date Episodes
1 20 July 2012 11 August 2012 8

The £100K Drop[]

Series Start date End date Episodes
1 7 May 2018 27 July 2018 60
2 7 January 2019 15 February 2019 30
3 15 July 2019 23 August 2019 30

Notes[]

  • On 2 January 2012 and 4 January 2013, two special programmes aired as part of The Channel 4 Mash-up.
  • Celebrity Games was the first time a series had been pre-recorded.
  • The eleventh series onwards was pre-recorded, while it was also the first pre-recorded regular series.

International versions[]

Countries with their own version (as of September 2016)

Legend:   Currently airing     No longer airing     Future version   Non-broadcast pilot 

Country/language Local title Host Channel Top prize Date aired/premiered
 Afghanistan[17] شما ومیلیون
Shoma wa million 		Mukhtar Lashkari 1TV Af.1,000,000 15 February 2014 – 2015

 Albania[18]

Eno Popi
Adi Krasta 		Top Channel 10,000,000 lekë (100,000,000 old lekë) 11 January 2011 – 2018
 Argentina[19] Salven el millón Susana Giménez Telefe AR$1,000,000 9 June – 22 December 2011
Salven los millones AR$2,000,000 23 May 2013
 Australia[20] The Million Dollar Drop Eddie McGuire Nine Network A$1,000,000 21 March 2011 – 28 April 2011
 Belarus[21] Шоу Сто Миллионов
Shou Sto Millionov 		 [ru] ONT 100,000,000 Br 13 September 2014 – 2015
 Belgium (in Dutch)[22] De val van een miljoen Evy Gruyaert VIER €1,000,000 31 August 2013 – 23 November 2013
 Brazil[23][24] Um Milhão na Mesa Silvio Santos SBT R$1,000,000 21 September – 14 December 2011
 Bulgaria[25] Да ти паднат 100 хиляди
Da ti padnat 100 hilyadi 		Niki Kunchev Nova 100,000лв 2012
 Cambodia[26] 200 Million Money Drop Chea Vibol Hang Meas HDTV
 ៛200,000,000 12 April 2014 – July 2017
 Chile[27][28] Atrapa los Millones (2012–14) Don Francisco Canal 13 CL$400,000,000 25 March 2012
Atrapa los Millones - La apuesta de tus sueños (2015–present) Diana Bolocco CL$100,000,000 9 March 2015
 China[29] 最强喜事 (National version)
Zuiqiang Xishi 		Mǎ Kě Guizhou TV 30 free trips
(50 trips in early episodes) 		24 July 2011 – 25 December 2011
让梦想飞 (Season 6, regional version) Yang Bo Shandong TV Life Channel CN¥50,000(Weekday live edition)
CN¥100,000(Weekend edition) 		16 June 2014 – 13 February 2015 (Weekday live edition)
10 January 2015 (Weekend edition)
 Colombia[30]  [es] María José Barraza Canal Caracol CO$1,000,000,000 25 July 2011
 Croatia Kolo du miljon Malna Tariks HRT 1 2,000,000 Kn 10 November 2014
 Denmark[31] Pengene på bordet Claus Elming TV2 Kr. 2,000,000 23 March 2013
all episodes were recorded in July 2012
 Egypt[32] أنت والمليون
Inta wal milyon 		Nagla Badr Mehwar TV LE 1,000,000 24 February 2012
 Estonia[33] Rahaauk Alari Kivisaar TV3 €100,000 12 September 2011
 Finland[34] Suuret setelit Heikki Paasonen MTV3 €100,000 7 March 2014
 France[35] Money Drop Laurence Boccolini TF1 €250,000 + Jackpot (unlimited) July 2010 (Pilot in London)
1 August 2011 (Regular episodes)
 Germany[36][37] Rette die Million! Jörg Pilawa ZDF €1,000,000 13 October 2010 – 22 August 2013
Keep your Money Wayne Carpendale Sat.1 €250,000 2015
 Georgia[38] ფულთან თამაში!
Phultan tamashi! 		Duta Skhirtladze Imedi TV ₾100,000 10 April 2013
 Greece[39][40] Money Drop Grigoris Arnaoutoglou Mega Channel €300,000 16 October 2010 – 28 February 2012
Vicky Stavropoulou Star Channel 29 October 2017 – 1 July 2018
 Hungary[41] A 40 Milliós Játszma Ferenc Rákóczi TV2 40,000,000 Ft 29 November 2010 – 22 March 2013
Az 50 Milliós Játszma Claudia Liptai (2015)

Péter Majoros Majka (2017-)

50,000,000 Ft 12 October 2015 – present
 Iceland[42] Vertu viss Þórhallur Gunnarsson RÚV 10,000,000 kr November 2013
 India (in Bengali)[43] কোটি টাকার বাজি
Koti Takar Baji 		Jeet Star Jalsha ₹10,000,000 15 October 2011 – 14 January 2012
 India (in Kannada)[44] ಕಯ್ಯಲ್ಲಿ ಕೋತಿ - ಹೆಲ್ಬಿತ್ತು ಹೋದೀರಿ
Kayyalli Koti - Haelbittu Hodeeri 		Sai Kumar Udaya TV ₹10,000,000 17 March 2012
 India (in Malayalam)[45] കൈയ്യില്‍ ഒരു കോടി
Kayil Oru Kodi - Are You Ready? 		Mamta Mohandas Surya TV 26 March 2012
 India (in Tamil)[46] கையில் ஒரு கோடி - ஆர் யு ரெடி
Kaiyil Oru Kodi - Are You Ready? 		Rishi Sun TV 10 March 2012
 India (in Telugu)[47] కో అంటే కోటి - మే సొంతం చేస్కొండి
Ko Aante Koti - Me Sontham Cheskondi 		Jagapati Babu
Jhansi Laxmi 		Gemini TV 26 March 2012
 Israel[48][49] אל תפיל את המיליון
Al Tapil Et HaMillion 		Erez Tal Channel 2 (Keshet) ₪1,000,000 13 October 2010 - 2011
אל תפילו את המיליון
Al Tapilu Et HaMillion 		Avri Gilad Reshet 13 9 July 2021
 Italy[50]  [it] Gerry Scotti Canale 5 €1,000,000 12 December 2011 – 1 June 2013
 Japan[51][52] 2000万円クイズ! マネードロップ
¥20,000,000 Quiz! Money Drop 		Yusuke Santamaria TBS JP¥20,000,000 31 October 2012 – 2010s
 Kazakhstan[53][54] Қырық Миллион Теңге Шоуы (Шоу Сорок Миллионов Тенге)
Qırıq Mïllïon Teñge Şowı (Shou Sorok Millionov Tenge) 		Abdel' Mukhtarov tv7 40,000,000 ₸ 22 January 2011
 Latvia[55] Paņem 100 000... ja vari Edgars Ludāns TV3 €100,000 1 October 2011[56]
 Lithuania[57] 100 000 eurų grynais Marijonas Mikutavičius TV3 €100,000 2 September 2011
 Malaysia (in Malay)[58] RM 1,000,000 Money Drop AC Mizal Astro Ria RM1,000,000 3 December 2011
 Mongolia 50 саяын уналт
80 sayiin unalt 		D.Enkhbayar Edutainment TV HD ₮50,000,000 January 2013
80 саяын уналт
80 sayiin unalt 		Unknown ₮80,000,000 27 April 2016
 Myanmar The Money Drop Myanmar ငွေတွေဝင် Kaung Htet Zaw Channel 7 K25,000,000 2017
 Netherlands[59] Show Me The Money Beau van Erven Dorens SBS 6 €1,000,000 11 – 22 April 2011
 Niger N1,000,000 Money drop Farub Arlane DL 4 N1,000,000 5 September 2015
 Nigeria (in English)[60] The Money Drop Gideon Okeke Africa Magic
Omnitrix TV 		US$100,000 13 January 2013 – present
 Norway[61] Pengene på bordet Sturla Berg-Johansen TV2 2,000,000 kr 2012
 Peru[62] Atrapa el Millón  [es] ATV S/.1,000,000 14 September 2014
 Philippines[63][64] The Million Peso Money Drop Vic Sotto TV5 ₱1,000,000 14 October 2012 – 17 February 2013
 Poland[65]  [pl] Łukasz Nowicki TVP2 (2011–2019) 1,000,000 zł 5 March 2011 – present
TVP1 (2019–2020)
TVP2 (2020-)
 Portugal[66]  [pt] Teresa Guilherme TVI €100,000 30 March 2015 – 15 August 2015
 Romania[67] Cu banii jos Dan Negru Antena 1 €100,000 19 September 2012
 Russia[68] Шоу Десять Миллионов
Shou Desyat' Millionov 		Maxim Galkin Russia 1 ₽10,000,000 4 September 2010 – 14 June 2014
 Serbia[69] Multimilioner Dragan Nikolić RTV Pink 10,000,000 RSD 13 September 2011
 Singapore (in English)[70] Million Dollar Money Drop George Young MediaCorp TV Channel 5 S$1,000,000 9 August 2011 – 2 November 2011
 Slovenia[71] Denar pada Jonas Žnidaršič Planet TV €100,000 3 April 2013
 South Africa (in English)[72] Million Rand Money Drop Busi Lurayi M-Net
Omnitrix TV 		R1,000,000 10 April 2013
(1st Season ended)
 Spain[73] Atrapa un Millón Carlos Sobera
Arturo Valls(Guest) 		Antena 3 €1,000,000 (weekly) 4 February 2011 – 18 April 2012
Atrapa un Millón Diario €200,000 (daily) 4 April 2011 – 8 September 2014
Atrapa dos Millones €2,000,000 (special) 21 October 2011
 Sweden[74][75] Pengarna på bordet Peter Jihde TV4 2,000,000kr 3 October 2011
Miljonlotteriets pengarna på bordet Paolo Roberto 1 October 2013
  Switzerland (in German)[76] Die Millionen-Falle René Rindlisbacher SF1 1,000,000 CHF 4 July 2011
 Thailand[77][78]  [th] Varavuth Jentanakul CH 7 ฿2,000,000 (2 August 2014 – 2 August 2015, 12 March 2017 – 25 February 2018)
฿2,000,000 + Car (8 August 2015 – 11 March 2017) 		2 August 2014 – 25 February 2018
The Money Drop Thailand เกมแจกเงิน Varavuth Jentanakul & Anuwat Fuangthongdang CH 7 ฿1,000,000 4 August 2019 – 30 June 2021
 Turkey[79][80] Bir Milyon Canlı Para Engin Altan Düzyatan Show TV ₺1,000,000 25 October 2010 – 2011
Murat Başoğlu Fox 9 September 2012 – 2013
Mesut Yar Kanal D 31 March 2014 – 2015
 Ukraine[81] Шоу На Два Мільйони (Шоу На Два Миллиона)
Shou Na Dva Milyony (Shou Na Dva Milliona) 		Andrey Domansky 1+1 ₴2,000,000 12 January – 30 March 2011
 United States[82] Million Dollar Money Drop Kevin Pollak Fox US$1,000,000 20 December 2010 – 1 February 2011
 Uruguay[83] Salven el Millón Jorge Piñeyrúa Channel 10 UY$1,000,000 21 August 2012
 Vietnam[84] Đừng để tiền rơi Hoàng Trung Nghĩa VTV 200,000,000₫+9,000,000₫ 16 January 2014 – 30 April 2015
Thành Trung 200,000,000₫ 6 January 2016 – 13 September 2017

Notes::

  1. While most international versions of the Million Pound Drop adopted the original British version format, some versions (such as the American version) adopt an entirely new format, featuring a new set and a title theme, and is played with 50 bundles instead of 40. The new format is still acquired by Endemol.
  2. The two Chinese versions are produced without Endemol's permission. The first Chinese version featured iPads each displaying a travel destination of a country instead of cash bundles, and teams can win up to 50 travel destinations for a perfect game.
  3. According to Endemol, the format has recently sold to Niger, but all the exact information is unknown yet.[85]
  4. Arturo Valls hosted an episode as a cross-over between Atrapa un millón and his own game show Ahora caigo, which was hosted by Carlos Sobera on that afternoon.
  5. Though the Thai version's top prize is in Thai baht, the cash on the stage is instead presented as United States dollars, equivalent to top prize money. From August 8, 2015 to March 11, 2017, the Thai version offered a Toyota Vios car key as an additional prize. If the team win the game with the key box intact, they will also win the car.
  6. Russian, Ukrainian and Kazakhstan version (except Belarusian version) are filmed in Moscow (Gorky Film Studio) under the production by Weit Media. Although they are using Russian language (including Belarusian version) as their conversation language, however, the Ukrainian and Kazakhstan (only first season by the host) versions used native language for the introduction, greeting and closing caption. The Ukrainian and Kazakhstan (first season only) versions also offered the SMS interactive game during the program. Unlike Russian, Belarusian, Kazakh version which are using Russian for the questions, Ukrainian version preferred to use Ukrainian for questions instead.
  7. A Taiwanese game show, Witty Star (欢乐智多星) featured a game segment similar to the Million Pound Drop or The £100K Drop, where teams answered five questions for up to NT$300,000 (about £8,135), banded in 30 bundles of NT$10,000 each. This is not included in the franchise because the game was actually played as a segment, rather than a full show.[86]

Notes[]

  1. ^ Opening Narration (McCall): "Earlier tonight, £1,000,000 in used banknotes was picked up from a vault in a secret location. An armour-plated vehicle transferred the money to our secured set; guards are present, and monitoring the money at all times. The studio audience have been screened and identified before being admitted; their bags and mobiles have been confiscated. And now someone has a chance to walk away with £1,000,000, absolutely live, in the next hour."[9]
  2. ^ Opening Narration from later series (McCall): "£1,000,000 in real money was transferred from a secret vault earlier today. The audience has arrived and been screened and searched. The money has been counted and escorted in the studio. £1,000,000 in cash, but will anyone take it home?"

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