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Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? is an iconic television game show originating from UK and broadcasting on worldwide television since 1998. It became so popular that it's been included into many countries' regular TV programming.

Featured Formats:
* Classic (with safe havens at 1,000 and 32,000, as well as top prize of 1,000,000);
* Russian (since 2005; with safe havens at 5,000 and 100,000, as well as top prize of 3,000,000);
* Super Millionaire (a short-lived American version with escalated milestones set at $5,000, $100,000 and a whopping $10,000,000 - which had never been won by anyone, sadly...)

Featured Lifelines:
* 50:50 (leaves the contestant with two possible answers instead of 4);
* Phone-a-Friend (contestant's friend on a phone has to give him/her an answer in 30 seconds);
* Ask the Audience (everyone in the audience votes for the correct answer);
* Three Wise Men (a panel of 3 experts consults with each other for correct answer in 30 seconds);
* Double Dip (contestant can choose 2 answers out of 4, but forfeits the right to walk away on the question).

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Description
Just some simple pixel art.

Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? is an iconic television game show originating from UK and broadcasting on worldwide television since 1998. It became so popular that it's been included into many countries' regular TV programming.

Featured Formats:
* Classic (with safe havens at 1,000 and 32,000, as well as top prize of 1,000,000);
* Russian (since 2005; with safe havens at 5,000 and 100,000, as well as top prize of 3,000,000);
* Super Millionaire (a short-lived American version with escalated milestones set at $5,000, $100,000 and a whopping $10,000,000 - which had never been won by anyone, sadly...)

Featured Lifelines:
* 50:50 (leaves the contestant with two possible answers instead of 4);
* Phone-a-Friend (contestant's friend on a phone has to give him/her an answer in 30 seconds);
* Ask the Audience (everyone in the audience votes for the correct answer);
* Three Wise Men (a panel of 3 experts consults with each other for correct answer in 30 seconds);
* Double Dip (contestant can choose 2 answers out of 4, but forfeits the right to walk away on the question).

@ Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?
Celador, 2waytraffic, Sony Pictures Television