Post by Deleted on Jan 28, 2017 8:04:31 GMT -5
Based on Wheel of Fortune Seasons hosted by Kevin Kolsen and the upcoming Family Feud Seasons hosted by Bill Skinner, I thought I'll give the americans, the challenge of the UK version where top answers can net you a bigger jackpot.
Rules are the same, you got 100 people surveyed and mainly guessing what the answers are. The usual strikes are back but no triple money rounds.
The decades will cover:
Series 1: 1989, Series 2: 1992, Series 3: 1999,
Only three decades are used in the series, each series will have at least 15 episodes and will go daily if Hit Man doesn't go too well...
Formats: 1989: First to 300 wins. Three single money rounds before Double Money and continues with Double, until someone gets 300 or more. Big Money: Get 200 or more, you win the progressive jackpot starting at £3,000 and adding 1,000 every time it's not won. Champions can stay for 4 shows before retired.
1992: Three single money rounds, Double for the rest of the rounds until someone hits 300 or more. Big Money: When getting 200 you win £5,000 and if you get five top answers, you get a progressive jackpot starting off at £10,000 and adding £2,000 each time it's not been won.
1999: Three single money rounds, Double for the rest of the rounds until someone hits 300 or more. Big Money: When getting 200 you win £5,000 and if you get five top answers, you get a progressive jackpot starting off at £10,000 and adding £2,000 each time it's not been won.
So what do you think about the British version of America's long running gameshow?
Rules are the same, you got 100 people surveyed and mainly guessing what the answers are. The usual strikes are back but no triple money rounds.
The decades will cover:
Series 1: 1989, Series 2: 1992, Series 3: 1999,
Only three decades are used in the series, each series will have at least 15 episodes and will go daily if Hit Man doesn't go too well...
Formats: 1989: First to 300 wins. Three single money rounds before Double Money and continues with Double, until someone gets 300 or more. Big Money: Get 200 or more, you win the progressive jackpot starting at £3,000 and adding 1,000 every time it's not won. Champions can stay for 4 shows before retired.
1992: Three single money rounds, Double for the rest of the rounds until someone hits 300 or more. Big Money: When getting 200 you win £5,000 and if you get five top answers, you get a progressive jackpot starting off at £10,000 and adding £2,000 each time it's not been won.
1999: Three single money rounds, Double for the rest of the rounds until someone hits 300 or more. Big Money: When getting 200 you win £5,000 and if you get five top answers, you get a progressive jackpot starting off at £10,000 and adding £2,000 each time it's not been won.
So what do you think about the British version of America's long running gameshow?
