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{{Infobox television
| show_name = The Million Pound Drop Live
| image = [[Image:The Million Pound Drop logo.jpg]]
| genre = [[Game show]]
| format = [[Quiz show]]
| creator =
| director =
| creative_director =
| presenter = [[Davina McCall]]<br>[[Phil Spencer]] (2012 special)<br>[[Alan Carr]] (2013 special)
| starring =
| theme_music_composer = [[Marc Sylvan]]
| country = United Kingdom
| language = English
| num_series = 10<br><small>(incl. 2 Chrismas & 1 ''Celebrity Games'' specials)</small>
| num_episodes = 115 (to July 2013)
| executive_producer =
| producer = [[Glenn Hugill]]
| location = [[3 Mills Studios]]
| runtime = 60–120 minutes (inc. adverts)
| company = Remarkable Television
| distributor = [[Endemol UK]]
| channel = [[Channel 4]]
| picture_format = [[576i]] [[16:9]] ([[Standard-definition television|SDTV]])
| first_aired = {{start date|df=y|2010|5|24}}
| last_aired = present
| related =
| website = http://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-million-pound-drop-live
| production_website = http://www.themillionpounddrop.com
}}

'''''The Million Pound Drop Live''''' is a [[British Academy Film Awards|BAFTA]]-winning [[game show]] which broadcasts live on [[Channel 4]] in the United Kingdom. The show began in May 2010 with [[Davina McCall]] having presented the show's eleven series to date.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-million-pound-drop-live/episode-guide/series-1/episode-1|title=Series 1 : Episode 1 : The Million Pound Drop Live}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|accessdate=2010-05-25|url=http://watchwithmothers.net/2010/05/25/the-million-pound-drop-live/|title=The Million Pound Drop Live|work=Watch With Mothers}}</ref>

The show uses [[social networking]] sites such as [[Facebook]] and [[Twitter]] to find contestants, and also to promote the show. 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."<ref name="boostsonline">{{cite web|accessdate=2010-05-25|url=http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/digitaltv/news/a220898/c4-boosts-online-for-million-pound-drop.html|title=C4 boosts online for 'Million Pound Drop'|author=Andrew Laughlin|date=20 May 2010|work=[[Digital Spy]]}}</ref>

==Format==
==Format==
Contestants, alone or in pairs for the first series, or only in pairs for all subsequent series, are given one million [[pound sterling|pounds]] in [[Fifty pound note|£50 notes]] at the start of the show, banded in 40 bundles of [[pound sterling|£]]25,000. They must then answer eight questions in an effort to keep as much of their money as possible. Many questions are heavily focused on current or recent events (even events that occur during the airing of the show), to push the fact that the show is broadcast live.
Contestants, alone or in pairs for the first series, or only in pairs for all subsequent series, are given one million [[pound sterling|pounds]] in [[Fifty pound note|£50 notes]] at the start of the show, banded in 40 bundles of [[pound sterling|£]]25,000. They must then answer eight questions in an effort to keep as much of their money as possible. Many questions are heavily focused on current or recent events (even events that occur during the airing of the show), to push the fact that the show is broadcast live.

Revision as of 17:43, 29 August 2013

Format

Contestants, alone or in pairs for the first series, or only in pairs for all subsequent series, are given one million pounds in £50 notes at the start of the show, banded in 40 bundles of £25,000. They must then answer eight questions in an effort to keep as much of their money as possible. Many questions are heavily focused on current or recent events (even events that occur during the airing of the show), to push the fact that the show is broadcast live.

At the beginning of each round, the contestants have to pick a category of two choices they are given. If the contestants take too long to choose, a coin is flipped to decide. Each question is multiple-choice, with the first four questions having four choices, the next three questions having three, and the final question having just two choices. Unlike a traditional quiz where the contestants pick one answer, however, it is possible for the contestants to hedge by placing money (in multiples of £25,000) on multiple answers in proportion to how confident they are on the answer. However, one answer must always be left with no money on it, which ensures that on the final question, only one answer can be chosen. After the answers and question have been read out, the contestants have one minute to physically move their money onto trapdoors (called "drops") corresponding to the answer(s) they choose. If contestants are sure of their answer, they may choose to stop the clock before the time limit is up to carry on with the answers.

After the end of the time limit, the trapdoors relating to incorrect answers open (sometimes one by one, and with varying delays to increase suspense), and any money placed on those answers is no longer available to be won by the contestants, being picked up by security guards underneath the stage. In addition any money not placed by the end of the time limit is also lost. If they have any money left, they proceed to the next question where the process is repeated. However, if they lose all their money, they are out of the game.

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.

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 where online players can now play against each other and also a money counter on the drops themselves which shows how much money is placed on each drop instead of the players having to count the money.

On 2 January 2012, as part of the Channel 4 Mash-up, Davina played the game with Andrew, her father. Phil Spencer from Location, Location, Location hosted the show. The Channel 4 Mash-up happened again in 2013 and this time Alan Carr hosted.

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 team mates – two backstage watching, the other two at the Drop answering the questions. Unlike previous series, there are now just seven questions and no question categories (if a team is playing).

Contestants are now be able to win cash if they make it to (and answer) question seven correctly. At this point, the contestants will be shown two possible answers to question eight (known as "The Final Drop") and if they proceed with the question, they have the chance to double their prize fund (so a perfect game is now worth ₤2,000,000). If they gamble and get the question correct, they walk away with double; but if they get it wrong, they'll lose everything and leave with nothing.

Interactivity

As the show is broadcast live, viewers are encouraged to play along online at the same time with statistics on their performance appearing on screen during the broadcast and being read out by McCall.[1] Online players receive no prize money. 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.[2] 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 amount of online players looking up the answers. Later series added the show's application for them to play on their tablets.

Winners, statistics and payment

Series Contestants Date Amount of money won
1
 Katy and Andy Jackson 29 May 2010 £75,000[3]
2
 Larry and George Lamb 29 October 2010 £50,000
James and Rachael 6 November 2010 £25,000
Johnny and Dee 12 November 2010 £25,000
Ryan and Lewis 13 November 2010 £50,000
Christmas 1
 Rajan and Anita 18 December 2010 £50,000
3
 James and Laurence 29 January 2011 £75,000
Rick and Sophie 4 February 2011 £200,000
Rebecca and Aimee 5 February 2011 £75,000
Paul and Sarah-Lou £50,000
Harps and Avvy 18 February 2011 £25,000
Krystle and Pauline 19 February 2011 £25,000
4
 Andrew and Rachael Flintoff 22 April 2011 £25,000
Riaz and Mehanaz 23 April 2011 £25,000
Ben and Joanna 29 April 2011 £25,000
Karl and Shabz 30 April 2011 £100,000
Clare and Natasha 7 May 2011 £25,000
Ash and James 13 May 2011 £100,000
Lewis and Emi 20 May 2011 £25,000
Mark and Rhys 27 May 2011 £50,000
5
 Luke W and Luke P 2 September 2011 £100,000
Coral and Natalie 16 September 2011 £75,000
Nick and Katie £250,000
Dave and Janelle 24 September 2011 £200,000
Jack and Michael Whitehall £300,000
Julie and Dave 1 October 2011 £200,000
Steve and Tony 7 October 2011 £200,000
Matt and Karen £75,000
Christmas 2
 Micky and Mike Flanagan 5 December 2011 £25,000
Lynn and Akbar 6 December 2011 £25,000
Seve and Craig 7 December 2011 £100,000
Jono and Liam 8 December 2011 £25,000
Paddy and Christine McGuinness 9 December 2011 £275,000
6
 Martin and Louise 14 January 2012 £125,000
Shanika and Shermain 20 January 2012 £25,000
Derek and Sam 28 January 2012 £25,000
Alex and Karina £25,000
Chris Moyles and Andi Peters 10 February 2012 £25,000
Vijaya and Jay 11 February 2012 £100,000
7
 Lucy and Sophie 30 March 2012 £50,000
Alan Carr and Melanie Sykes £175,000
Nicki and Lindsay 6 April 2012 £50,000
Viveak and Presha 7 April 2012 £25,000
Stuart and Karen 14 April 2012 £125,000
Chris O'Dowd and Dawn Porter 21 April 2012 £25,000
8
 Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer 15 June 2012 £125,000
Wade and Scott 16 June 2012 £50,000
Harry Judd and Michelle 7 July 2012 £50,000
Chris and Vic 14 July 2012 £100,000
Celebrity Games
 Aled Jones and Sara Cox 21 July 2012 £125,000
Colin Jackson and Jonathan Edwards £100,000
Rachel Riley and Mark Foster 27 July 2012 £50,000
Hugo and Binky 4 August 2012 £25,000
John McCririck and Frankie Dettori
Last team in 11-player celebrity relay		 £125,000
9
 Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker 14 September 2012 £100,000
Leika and Simeon 15 September 2012 £125,000
Mike and Dave £50,000
Junior and Clara 22 September 2012 £150,000
Lou and Dom 4 October 2012 £300,000
Keith Lemon and Patsy Kensit 6 October 2012 £150,000
Jimmy and Lorna 12 October 2012 £200,000
Albie and Jack
10
 David and Christos 14 June 2013 £100,000
Jonathan and Amy 15 June 2013 £50,000
Emma, Claire Chantelle and Sophie 22 June 2013 £125,000
Joe, Maggie, Billy and Matt 5 July 2013 £100,000
Chris and Bruce 6 July 2013 £25,000
Mike, Debbie, Lydia and Josh 19 July 2013 £50,000
Greg James and Hilary Devey 20 July 2013 £50,000
(doubled from £25,000)

Johnny and Dee returned on 12 November 2010 following a mistake made by the question makers (see criticism section below). They went on to win £25,000.

Following Rajan and Anita's win on 18 December 2010, Rajan proposed to his girlfriend live on air to which she accepted.

On 11 February 2011, Micah and Joni lost all £1,000,000 betting on the wrong answer. As a result, they were the first contestants to lose the full £1,000,000 in one drop.

On 7 December 2011, two couples (Alex and Gareth followed by Kenneth and Whitney) lost the entire £1,000,000 on the first question. However, as it was a Christmas special, both pairs were given a consolation prize (a holiday).

Average winnings per show

Series Amount
1
£12,500
2
£16,667
Christmas 1
£12,500
3
£56,250
4
£31,250
5
£116,667
Christmas 2
£90,000
6
£32,500
7
£45,000
8
£32,500
Celebrity Games
£85,000
9
£159,375
10
£41,667

Statistics

  • Most money won by a pair: £300,000 (2 times to date)
  • Total winnings to date: £6,025,000
  • Total number of winning couples/teams to date: 63
  • Most money lost on a single drop: £1,000,000 [4]
  • Most money dropped on first question: £1,000,000 (3 times to date)
  • Most questions after which the £1 million remained: 3 (3 times to date)
  • Most money taken through to final question: £525,000 (to date)

Payment

Any money won by contestants is withheld for up to six weeks pending the receipt of Criminal Records Bureau checks by Endemol.[5]

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.

On 29 October 2010, celebrity father and son, Larry and George Lamb won £50,000 for charity by beating the final question on the show. They were the first celebrity contestants to appear on the show.

On 13 November 2010, Jimmy Carr and Johnny Vaughan also appeared but lost on question 4.

On 15 December 2010, singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor and her mother Janet Ellis appeared on the show. They managed to make their way to the final question, but lost after choosing the wrong answer.

On 18 December 2010, Jade Jones and Emma Bunton appeared together on the show. They lost on question 7, losing their remaining £50,000.

On 19 February 2011, Bruno Tonioli and Pamela Stephenson appeared on the show. They lost on question 5, losing their remaining £200,000.

On 22 April 2011, Andrew Flintoff and his wife, Rachael appeared on the show. They made their way to the final question and won £25,000 for their chosen charity.

On 10 September 2011, Vernon Kay and his friend, Luke, appeared on the show. They lost on question 6 with £100,000 remaining.

On 24 September 2011, Jack Whitehall and his father, Michael, appeared on the show. They won £300,000 for their chosen charities, making them the biggest winners on the Million Pound Drop to date.

On 5 December 2011, Micky Flanagan and Mike Flanagan appeared on the Christmas special show. They went all the way through and won £25,000 for their charites.

On 9 December 2011, Paddy McGuinness and his wife Christine Martin appeared on the last show before Christmas. They won £275,000 for their charities.

On 2 January 2012, Davina McCall and her father, Andrew, appeared as contestants in a pre-recorded special as part of The Channel 4 Mash Up.

On 3 February 2012, Dermot O'Leary and Fearne Cotton appeared on the first celebrity special of 2012 but lost on question 6 with £100,000 remaining.

On 10 February 2012, Chris Moyles and Andi Peters took on the drop. They managed to go all the way to win £25,000 for their charities.

On 24 March 2012, Mollie King and Rochelle Wiseman from girl band The Saturdays took on the drop. They went all the way to the last question, when they lost.

On 30 March 2012, Alan Carr and Gok Wan were originally planned to take on the drop for their chosen charities. However, Gok was unable to make it due to back injury, so Melanie Sykes stepped in to play with Alan. They managed to go all the way to win £175,000 for their charities.

On 21 April 2012, Chris O'Dowd and his partner, Dawn Porter, took on the drop and won £25,000 for their charities.

On 15 June 2012, Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer, who hosted the The Channel 4 Mash-up special, took on the drop and won £125,000 for their chosen charities.

On 7 July 2012, Harry Judd, from boyband McFly, played the game with Michelle Smith (a member of the public) winning £50,000. Half was awarded to Harry Judd to give to his chosen charities and half was awarded to Michelle.

On 14 July 2012, Joey Essex and Sam Faiers from The Only Way Is Essex took on the drop and crashed out on question 4.

On 14 September 2012, Josh Widdicombe and Alex Brooker took on the drop and won £100,000 for their chosen charities.

On 28 September 2012, Olympic medalists Louis Smith and Greg Rutherford took on the drop and crashed out on question ?.

On 6 October 2012, Keith Lemon and Patsy Kensit took on the drop and won £150,000 for their chosen charities.

On 13 October 2012, Zara Phillips and Anthony Joshua took on the drop for their chosen charities.

On 20 October 2012, Peter Andre and a chosen member of the public took on the drop. They crashed out on question 6.

On 15 June 2013, stars of E4's Made in Chelsea, Ollie Locke and Mark Francis took on the drop.

On 22 June 2013, Sarah Alexander and her husband Peter Serafinowicz took on the drop for charity, but crashed out on the third or fourth question.

On 28 June 2013, JB and Aston from JLS took on the drop for The JLS Foundation, but crashed out on Question 6.

On 5 July 2013, Charlie Condou and Jessica Hynes took on the drop for charity but crashed out.

On 20 July 2013, Hilary Devey and Greg James took on the drop for charity.

Specials

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 placed their money on the incorrect answer and lost.

The show returned on 4 January 2013 with Alan Carr as host. The contestants were: Sherrie Hewson, Lisa Maxwell, Jane McDonald, Denise Welch, Alexander Armstrong and Richard Bacon.

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.

Celebrity Games series

Over four weekends, beginning Friday 20 July 2012, four teams (consisting of six pairs) of celebrities would take on The Million Pound Drop. Their aim was to collectively win £1,000,000 for Paralympics-related charities over the four weekends to celebrate Channel 4's status as host broadcaster of the 2012 Summer Paralympics. Every weekend, if the six couples managed to collectively win £150,000 the show would add another £100,000 to the pot. While one couple played the game, the remaining five couples would play the game online backstage in the "Games Room". The couple who played the online game best would be the next couple to take on the drop.

Week 1

The first team consisted of Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer (team captains), Ben Shephard and Kate Garraway, Natalie Cassidy and Frankie Cocozza, Aled Jones and Sara Cox, Ola Jordan and James Jordan, and Jonathan Edwards and Colin Jackson.

On Friday 20 July, Vic and Bob played and managed to make it to question 8 with £225,000 but lost all their money. Natalie Cassidy and Frankie Cocozza played next but dropped out on question 6 with £125,000. Aled Jones and Sara Cox took on the drop next and won £125,000. Jonathan Edwards and Colin Jackson were the last couple to take on the drop and won £100,000 meaning the team collectively won £225,000 for charity. The show also added an extra £100,000 to the pot, meaning the total win was £325,000.

Week 2

The second team consisted of Professor Green and Big Lew (team captains), Rachel Riley and Mark Foster, Joe Swash and Jessica-Jane Clement, Debra Stephenson and Jon Culshaw, and Martin Kemp and his son, Roman.

Professor Green and Big Lew played first but lost on question 4. Rachel Riley and Mark Foster did best playing in the game room so were next to take on the drop, they won £50,000. Joe Swash and Jessica-Jane Clement played next but lost all of their money on question 6. Debra Stephenson and Jon Culshaw played fourth. They made it to question 7 with £100,000 but bet all their money on the wrong answer. Martin and Roman Kemp played last, but didn't make it past question 2. At the end of the second weekend of games, the total raised so far was £350,000.

Week 3

The third team consisted of Steps (team captains), Dr. Dawn Harper and Dr. Christian Jessen from Embarrassing Bodies, Hugo and Binky from Made in Chelsea, and John McCririck and Frankie Dettori. As there are five members of Steps, they would play in pairs, each answering two questions.

Lisa and H from Steps answered the first two questions correctly. Claire and Lee played next, but lost their money on question 4. Dr. Dawn and Dr. Christian played next. They made it to question 8 with £50,000 but unfortunately bet it all on the wrong answer. Hugo and Binky were up next and won £25,000 for charity.

The next game would be played as a relay, with different pairs being selected to answer each question. Each pair can only answer two questions. John and Frankie went first and answered the first question correctly. They were followed by H and Faye from Steps, Dr. Dawn and Dr. Christian, Hugo and Binky, Steps' Claire and Lisa, Dr. Dawn and Dr. Christian and Hugo and Binky. John and Frankie were left to answer the final question with the remaining £125,000. They placed the money on the winning drop, taking the total weekend winnings to £150,000. As they raised over the £150,000 target, an extra £100,000 was added to the prize. At the end of the third weekend of games, the total raised so far was £600,000.

Week 4

The fourth team consisted of Ade Adepitan and Iwan Thomas (team captains), radio DJs Lisa Snowdon and Dave Berry, cricketers Stuart Broad and James Anderson, and Irish entertainers Jedward.

Ade and Iwan played first, but they crashed out on question 6. Lisa and Dave played next and won £25,000. Next up were Jedward, but lost their remaining £300,000 on question 3. The last pair to face the drop were Stuart and James, who made it to the final question but lost their remaining £25,000 on the final question.

All four pairs then faced a bonus question 8 at the end of the show, which featured each of them playing a single question for £50,000, meaning that there was an extra £200,000 up for grabs, in addition to the possible £100,000 bonus if they could hit a combined total of £150,000. First up for their bonus question were Ade and Iwan, but they answered incorrectly and lost their £50,000. Next were Lisa and Dave, who met the same fate, as did Stuart and James, meaning that it was down to Jedward to salvage some money. Jedward correctly answered their question and won £50,000 for charity, bringing the total for the final weekend to £75,000 and the grand total for the series to £700,000.

Criticism

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.[6] Tennant played Doctor Who from 2005-2010. However, viewers began to query the accuracy of this question,[7] saying it was open to interpretation as McCoy played the Doctor from 1987–1989, but also appeared in the charity special Dimensions in Time in 1993 and in the beginning of the Doctor Who television film in 1996, making his time playing Doctor Who technically nine years uninterrupted. After producers spoke to the BBC, it became apparent that McCoy was the correct answer. Channel 4 therefore allowed Johnny and Dee to return and continue with the £325,000 that would have remained.[6] They came back on 12 November 2010, to continue the game. They got all the way to the final question and managed to win £25,000.

Merchandise

A board game was released by Drumond Park in November 2010.[8]

Transmissions

Series Start date End date Episodes
1 24 May 2010 29 May 2010 6
2 25 October 2010 13 November 2010 9
Christmas 2010 15 December 2010 18 December 2010 4
3 28 January 2011 19 February 2011 8
4 22 April 2011 28 May 2011 12
5 2 September 2011 8 October 2011 12
Christmas 2011 5 December 2011 9 December 2011 5
6 13 January 2012 11 February 2012 10
7 24 March 2012 21 April 2012 10
8 15 June 2012 14 July 2012 10
Celebrity Games 20 July 2012 11 August 2012 8
9 14 September 2012 20 October 2012 12
10 14 June 2013 20 July 2013 12
11 30 August 2013 October 2013 18

Notes

  • On 2 January 2012, a special programme aired as part of The Channel 4 Mash-up.
  • Celebrity Games was the first time a series had been pre-recorded.

Ratings

Episode viewing figures from BARB.[9]

Series 1

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Share Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
24 May 2010
2.12
 10.1%[10]
10
2
25 May 2010
1.97
 10.7%[11]
12
3
26 May 2010
2.25
 12.6%[12]
6
4
27 May 2010
2.25
 11.8%[13]
5
5
28 May 2010
2.36
 12.7%[14]
2
6
29 May 2010
2.19
 8.9%[15]
7

Series 2

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Share Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
25 October 2010
2.09
 10.7%[16]
13
2
26 October 2010
2.20
 11.6%[17]
9
3
27 October 2010
2.21
 11.2%[18]
8
4
28 October 2010
2.08
 11%[19]
14
5
29 October 2010
2.69
 14.1%[20]
2
6
5 November 2010
2.01
 10.7%[21]
16
7
6 November 2010
Under 1.81
 8%[22]
Outside Top 30
8
12 November 2010
2.37
 5.6%[23]
9
9
13 November 2010
Under 1.47
 7.2%[24]
Outside Top 30

Christmas 2010

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Share Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
15 December 2010
2.24
 9%[25]
8
2
16 December 2010
Under 1.75
 4.1%[26]
Outside Top 30
3
17 December 2010
Under 1.75
 4.1%[27]
Outside Top 30
4
18 December 2010
1.82
 8.4%[28]
29

Series 3

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Share Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
28 January 2011
2.41
 12.5%[29]
9
2
29 January 2011
2.39
 9.8%[30]
12
3
4 February 2011
2.79
 14.4%[31]
5
4
5 February 2011
2.52
 10.2%[32]
8
5
11 February 2011
2.57
 13.9%[33]
6
6
12 February 2011
2.33
 9.5%[34]
12
7
18 February 2011
2.33
 12.7%[35]
11
8
19 February 2011
2.14
 8.9%[36]
14

Series 4

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Share Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
22 April 2011
1.90
 10.9%[37]
4
2
23 April 2011
1.74
6
3
29 April 2011
2.06
5
4
30 April 2011
2.06
 8.6%[38]
6
5
6 May 2011
2.02
 8.9%[39]
7
6
7 May 2011
2.03
 8.6%[40]
6
7
13 May 2011
2.09
 8.7%[41]
3
8
14 May 2011
1.51
 5.7%[42]
23
9
20 May 2011
2.31
 10.1%[43]
3
10
21 May 2011
1.85
 7.9%[44]
9
11
27 May 2011
2.01
 8.6%[45]
3
12
28 May 2011
2.54
 14.1%[46]
2

Series 5

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Share Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
2 September 2011
2.10
 9%[47]
7
2
3 September 2011
1.98
 8.6%[48]
8
3
9 September 2011
1.51
 5.9%[49]
23
4
10 September 2011
1.81
 7.4%[50]
8
5
16 September 2011
1.98
 8.5%[51]
4
6
17 September 2011
1.87
 8.1%[52]
5
7
23 September 2011
1.68
 7.3%[53]
19
8
24 September 2011
1.72
 8.4%[54]
15
9
30 September 2011
1.51
 6.2%[55]
20
10
1 October 2011
1.61
 7.7%[56]
9
11
7 October 2011
1.76
 7.1%[57]
11
12
8 October 2011
1.58
 7.9%[58]
19

Christmas 2011

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Share Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
 5 December 2011
Under 1.52
 7.3%[59]
Outside Top 30
2
 6 December 2011
Under 1.52
 9.7%[60]
Outside Top 30
3
 7 December 2011
1.52
 9.4%[61]
29
4
 8 December 2011
1.54
 9.3%[62]
28
5
 9 December 2011
1.87
 8%[63]
14

Channel 4 Mash-up Special

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
 2 January 2012 (18:35)
Under 1.51
Outside Top 30
2
 2 January 2012 (19:55)
1.72
16
3
 2 January 2012 (21:40)
1.64
23

Series 6

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
13 January 2012
1.57
21
2
14 January 2012
1.96
7
3
20 January 2012
1.73
17
4
21 January 2012
1.58
24
5
27 January 2012
1.55
25
6
28 January 2012
2.00
9
7
3 February 2012
2.28
8
8
4 February 2012
1.53
30
9
10 February 2012
2.33
3
10
11 February 2012
1.93
8

Series 7

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
24 March 2012
1.37
23
2
25 March 2012
Under 1.19
Outside Top 30
3
30 March 2012
1.64
9
4
31 March 2012
1.31
16
5
6 April 2012
1.60
10
6
7 April 2012
Under 1.26
Outside Top 30
7
13 April 2012
1.75
8
8
14 April 2012
Under 1.37
Outside Top 30
9
20 April 2012
1.74
9
10
21 April 2012
1.50
24

Series 8

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
15 June 2012
Under 1.07
Outside Top 30
2
16 June 2012
1.57
9
3
22 June 2012
1.45
11
4
23 June 2012
1.43
12
5
29 June 2012
1.62
7
6
30 June 2012
Under 1.16
Outside Top 30
7
6 July 2012
1.74
7
8
7 July 2012
1.33
16
9
13 July 2012
1.70
8
10
14 July 2012
1.51
15

Celebrity Games

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
20 July 2012
1.62
10
2
21 July 2012
1.36
24
3
27 July 2012
Under 1.14
Outside Top 30
4
28 July 2012
Under 1.14
Outside Top 30
5
3 August 2012
Under 0.83
Outside Top 30
6
4 August 2012
Under 0.83
Outside Top 30
7
10 August 2012
Under 0.79
Outside Top 30
8
11 August 2012
Under 0.79
Outside Top 30

Series 9

Episode Airdate Total viewers
(millions)		 Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
14 September 2012
1.45
13
2
15 September 2012
Under 1.05
Outside Top 30
3
21 September 2012
1.41
16
4
22 September 2012
Under 1.09
Outside Top 30
5
28 September 2012
Under 1.14
Outside Top 30
6
29 September 2012
Under 1.14
Outside Top 30
7
4 October 2012
Under 1.12
Outside Top 30
8
6 October 2012
Under 1.12
Outside Top 30
9
12 October 2012
1.49
11
10
13 October 2012
Under 1.13
Outside Top 30
11
19 October 2012
Under 1.26
Outside Top 30
12
20 October 2012
Under 1.26
Outside Top 30

Series 10

Episode Airdate Viewers
(millions)		 Share Channel 4 weekly ranking
1
14 June 2013
1.57
 7.6%[64]
7
2
15 June 2013
1.25
 5.7%[65]
14
3
21 June 2013
1.45
7
4
22 June 2013
1.13
12
5
28 June 2013
1.20
8
6
29 June 2013
1.16
11
7
5 July 2013
1.03
12
8
6 July 2013
0.94
18
9
12 July 2013
1.36
5
10
13 July 2013
0.87
17
11
19 July 2013
1.19
10
12
20 July 2013
1.18
11

Series averages

Series Average viewers
(millions)
1
2.339
2
2.223
Christmas 2010
1.779
3
2.671
4
1.847
5
1.942
Christmas 2011
1.597
6
1.846
7
1.473
8
1.458
Celebrity Games
1.062
9
1.221
10
TBD

International versions

Country Title Host Channel Top prize First aired
 Albania 100 Milionë Eno Popi Top Channel 100,000,000 lek 11 January 2011
 Argentina 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 [66] The Million Dollar Drop Eddie McGuire Nine Network A$1,000,000 21 March 2011-28 April 2011
 Belgium Template:Nl [67] De val van een miljoen Evy Gruyaert VIER €1,000,000 31 August 2013
 Brazil [68] Um Milhão na Mesa Silvio Santos SBT R$1,000,000 21 September–14 December 2011
 Bulgaria [69] Да ти паднат 100 хиляди
Da ti padnat 100 khilyadi 		Niki Kunchev Nova 100,000лв 12 March 2012
 Chile [70] Atrapa los Millones Don Francisco Canal 13 CL$400,000,000 25 March 2012
 Colombia Millones por montones María José Barraza Canal Caracol CO$1,000,000,000 25 July 2011
 Denmark [71] Pengene på bordet Claus Elming TV2 2,000,000Kr March 23, 2013
all episodes were recorded in July 2012
 Egypt [72] أنت والمليون
Inta wal milyon 		Nagla Badr Mehwar TV ‏ج.م 1,000,000 24 February 2012
 Estonia [73] Rahaauk Alari Kivisaar TV3 €100,000 12 September 2011
 France [74] Money Drop Laurence Boccolini TF1 €250,000 1 August 2011
 Germany Rette die Million! Jörg Pilawa ZDF €1,000,000 13 October 2010
 Georgia[75] ფულთან თამაში!
Phultan tamashi 		Dimitry Skhirtlazde Imedi TV ლ100,000 10 April 2013
 Greece Money Drop Grigoris Arnaoutoglou Mega Channel €300,000 16 October 2010
 Hungary A 40 Milliós Játszma Rákóczi Ferenc TV2 ‏40,000,000 Ft 29 November 2010
 India Template:Bn icon [76] কোটি টাকার বাজি
Koti Takar Baji 		Jeet Star Jalsha ₹10,000,000 15 October 2011–14 January 2012
 India Template:Kn icon [77] ಕಯ್ಯಲ್ಲಿ ಕೋತಿ - ಹೆಲ್ಬಿತ್ತು ಹೋದೀರಿ
Kayyalli Koti - Haelbittu Hodeeri 		Sai Kumar Udaya TV ₹10,000,000 17 March 2012
 India Template:Ml icon [78] കൈയ്യില്‍ ഒരു കോടി
Kayil Oru Kodi 		Mamta Mohandas Surya TV ₹10,000,000 26 March 2012
 India Template:Ta icon [79] கையில் ஒரு கோடி - ஆர் யு ரெடி
Kaiyil Oru Kodi - Are You Ready? 		Rishi Sun TV ₹10,000,000 10 March 2012
 India Template:Te icon [80] కో అంటే కోటి - మే సొంతం చేస్కొండి
Ko Aante Koti - Me Sontham Cheskondi 		Jagapati Babu
Jhansi Laxmi 		Gemini TV ₹10,000,000 26 March 2012
 Israel אל תפיל את המיליון
Al Tapil Et HaMillion 		Erez Tal Channel 2 (Keshet) ‏₪1,000,000 13 October 2010
 Italy [81] The Money Drop Gerry Scotti Canale 5 €1,000,000 12 December 2011
 Japan [82] 2000万円クイズ! マネードロップ
2000 Man yen kuizu! Manedoroppu 		Yusuke Santamaria TBS ‏¥20,000,000 31 October 2012
 Kazakhstan [83] Шоу Сорок Миллионов Тенге‏
Shou Sorok Millionov Tenge 		Abdel' Mukhtarov tv7 40,000,000 ₸ 22 January 2011
 Latvia [84] Paņem 100 000... ja vari Edgars Ludāns TV3 €100,000 1 October 2011 [85]
 Lithuania [86] 100 000 eurų grynais Marijonas Mikutavičius TV3 €100,000 2 September 2011
 Malaysia Template:Ms icon [87] RM 1,000,000 Money Drop AC Mizal Astro Ria RM 1,000,000 3 December 2011
 Netherlands[88] Show Me The Money Beau van Erven Dorens SBS 6 €1,000,000 11–22 April 2011
 Nigeria [89] The Money Drop Gideon Okeke Africa Magic US$100,000 13 January 2013
 Norway [90] Pengene på bordet Sturla Berg-Johansen TV2 2,000,000Kr. 2012
 Philippines [91] The Million Peso Money Drop Vic Sotto TV5 ₱1,000,000 October 14, 2012
 Poland Postaw na milion Łukasz Nowicki TVP2 1,000,000 zł 5 March 2011
 Romania [92] Cu banii jos Dan Negru Antena 1 €100,000 19 September 2012
 Russia Шоу Десять миллионов
Shou Desyat' Millionov 		Maxim Galkin Russia 1 10,000,000 руб. 4 September 2010
 Serbia [93] Multimilioner Dragan Nikolić RTV Pink 10,000,000 RSD 13 September 2011
 Singapore Template:En icon[94] Million Dollar Money Drop George Young MediaCorp TV Channel 5 S$1,000,000 9 August 2011
 Slovenia [95] Denar pada Jonas Žnidaršič Planet TV €100,000 3 April 2013
 South Africa [96] Million Rand Money Drop Busi Lurayi M-Net R1,000,000 10 April 2013
 Spain [97] Atrapa un Millón Carlos Sobera Antena 3 €1,000,000 (weekly) 4 February 2011
Atrapa un Millón Diario €200,000 (daily) 4 April 2011
Atrapa dos Millones €2,000,000 (special) 21 October 2011
 Sweden[98] Pengarna på bordet Peter Jihde TV4 2,000,000 Kr. 3 October 2011
  Switzerland Template:De icon[99] Die Millionen-Falle René Rindlisbacher SF1 1,000,000 SFr 4 July 2011
 Turkey Bir Milyon Canlı Para Engin Altan Düzyatan Show TV 1,000,000 TL 25 October 2010-October 2011
Murat Başoğlu Fox 9 September 2012-Autumn 2012
 Ukraine Шоу на два мiльйони
Shou Na Dva Milyoni 		Andriy Domanskyi 1+1 2,000,000 грн. 12 January–30 March 2011
 United States Million Dollar Money Drop Kevin Pollak Fox US$1,000,000 20 December 2010-1 February 2011
 Uruguay [100] Salven el Millón Jorge Piñeyrúa Channel 10 $U1,000,000 21 August 2012

Top Prize winners

Country Contestants Date Top Prize
 Argentina Claudio Patrone & María Inés Martín [101] 03.08.2011 AR$1.000.000
 Germany Horst & Nada Lichter 08.06.2011 €1.000.000

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