Who Wants To Be A Millionare?
a quiz show brought in the summer to up the ratings of summer tv. the first major step in gaining viewers in the summer. the show was hosted by regis philbin on the abc network. the show made a return on primetime tv earlier in the year of 2004 with “super millionare”. since then, the show is still syndicated and hosted by a female host.
“millionare has gone down the drain since regis stopped hosting.”
a televistion show cut from nbc that rewarded cash for answering multiple-choice questions correctly. after answering 15 correct questions the contestant, won one million dollars. the show got old after about a month and it is forever remembered as “that other stupid show with regis philbin.”
who wants to be a millionare used to be a good show, but now it sucks.
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