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QuoteNever been a fan of $1 upbiddersThe British thwarted that maneuver by giving the advantage of spinning last in the Showcase Showdown to the person who bid closest to their one-bid item.
Never been a fan of $1 upbiddersThe British thwarted that maneuver by giving the advantage of spinning last in the Showcase Showdown to the person who bid closest to their one-bid item.
A quick glance at the '81 credits shows Burbank Studios. Not sure about the 70s version.
The '70s version may have been shot at ABC.
1) I would watch the showcase reveals from another room and peering around the corner, because seeing the "DOUBLE SHOWCASE WINNER" graphic flashing scared me.
The '70s version may have been shot at ABC.
I assume the Prospect lot?
The first time I heard the Minor Chord of Doom (Q15 loss) playing the Millionaire CD game, I nearly hit the ceiling.
It still gives me the willies today.
I don’t seem to remember if the new music set from the second half of the syndicated series had any loss music that was ascending in tone; only that the three biggies from the shuffle set and all four Classic Millionaire questions did if you got them right. (There weren’t any tries at the million after Chip Esten played, were there?)
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