All New Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

[poori]

Jumping the shark?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumping_the_shark

[Vibhas]

A brainy contestant.

Not often one of those appear.

[TwilightLuvrKT<3]

Maybe that's what she wants the money for?

[Carnation]

I think the questions are getting harder. Who on earth knows who Robert Harris' relation is. Might as well ask who mine is. They are never gonna win owt at this rate.Mind you i thought Steven Gerrard was the england capt. Didnt he captain them in the world cup

[Seraphin Falls]

Why did they need to revamp it? It has been fine for the last 15(ish) years.
The Clock is ridiculous.



Ferdinand was injured. I think he still is

[The Nobodies]

I thought it must be that Gok chap - not sure why!? Why Gwytheth would name a website Goop - well any ideas?

[casie p]

My mum watched this, she didn't like the new format at all, she thought it was rather daft going against the clock. Think it's getting a bit stale though. I used to love it but I just find it boring now, its had its day IMO.

[Sylar]

They certainly have:

[stewiegriffin]

Can anyone who's been on WWTBAM tell me whether, if you're playing your Phone a Friend lifeline and you've already used Ask the Audience on the same question, you're allowed to tell your PAF what percentages the various possible answers have scored? I'd assume not as I don't recall seeing anyone do so.

I'm just wondering because if I'd been on the other night and had the Maundy money question, I might have been tempted to say "Silver" got the highest (particularly as I thought the answer was gold ), if only to nudge the PAF's thought process a little and give them some sort of starting point to mull it over.

Not that it's necessarily going to be of use with all questions, since as we know the audience can of course be completely wrong

[parkfieldnr16]

I remember The Vault. I'm not sure the prize money was a million though....The silly thing about that programme was that contestants could rattle out multiple guesses to a question and Mel just had to hear the right answer. This meant if it was number-related they'd often just count "1,2,3,4,5,...." really quickly until they said the right one!