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Post by georgi2201 on Sept 5, 2015 6:20:06 GMT -5
Hi!
I've been watching some episodes of the Bulgarian version of Millionaire - Be Rich. It's not called Millionaire because the top prize is 100,000 or 200,000 Leva /the Bulgarian currency/. During the 10 years the show was on air, there was only ONE person to answer all the questions correctly, but his prize was revoked, because he had a relative who was working in the TV network that broadcasted the show. The questions, even in the mid-tier, matched the difficulty of the Million-dollar ones in the American and UK versions of the show.
This ridiculous complexity of the questions gradually destroyed my interest in the show, which is no longer on air anyway.
Have you observed this in other versions of Millionaire? I know that during the final seasons of UKM, the questions became harder and harder to answer, especially with the Big Bad Clock.
I've been watching some episodes of the Bulgarian version of Millionaire - Be Rich. It's not called Millionaire because the top prize is 100,000 or 200,000 Leva /the Bulgarian currency/. During the 10 years the show was on air, there was only ONE person to answer all the questions correctly, but his prize was revoked, because he had a relative who was working in the TV network that broadcasted the show. The questions, even in the mid-tier, matched the difficulty of the Million-dollar ones in the American and UK versions of the show.
This ridiculous complexity of the questions gradually destroyed my interest in the show, which is no longer on air anyway.
Have you observed this in other versions of Millionaire? I know that during the final seasons of UKM, the questions became harder and harder to answer, especially with the Big Bad Clock.
