Yay or nay?

I don't understand why they couldn't have gone with Chuck Woolery again. The man stays active and busy and looks great for his age. He could have easily come back for this, if he was willing.

Still would've been a better call than Andy Cohen. His show The Bachelor overstayed its welcome years ago.

Having watched the first episode, I can say with certainty that while the formula (with a few exceptions) remains the same, the execution leaves a lot to be desired. The whole "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" over-the-top suspense and crazy lighting, the way too complex and gaudy looking set, and the awkward, goofball host make this revival a huge step down from the original.

Give me an episode of the original any day over this.

I predict this mess WON'T be back in "2 and 2". (Ha! I kill me.)

Vaporman87 wrote :

Having watched the first episode, I can say with certainty that while the formula (with a few exceptions) remains the same, the execution leaves a lot to be desired. The whole "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" over-the-top suspense and crazy lighting, the way too complex and gaudy looking set, and the awkward, goofball host make this revival a huge step down from the original.

Give me an episode of the original any day over this.

I predict this mess WON'T be back in "2 and 2". (Ha! I kill me.)
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You got through more of the first episode than I did. I think I watched about 5-10 minutes of it before I turned it off.

Shockingly, it got renewed for a 2nd season. 

It must still be somewhat profitable... somehow.

 

I'm sure.