Who Wants To Be A Millionaire is a global pheonomenon. The hit ABC game show debuted in August of 1999 on ABC. Since then,
it has crowned 9 Million Dollar winners, and given away over 70 Million Dollars.
This fan site allows you to
learn more about the show, and re-live some of its most remembered moments, in text, pictures, and videos.
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This Week's Special Edition: Couples Edition II
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Results of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire's March, 2001 Classic
TV Edition. (FYI: The Shows on Last Week Were Re-Run's of the Original Classic TV Show's, not a First Time Broadcast.)
Danny Bonaduce - $250,000 Adam West - $250,000 Valerie Bertinelli
- $125,000 Ted Lange - $125,000 Cindy Williams - $125,000 Sherman Hemsley - $125,000 Melissa Gilbert - $32,000 Florence
Henderson - $32,000 Kim Fields - $32,000 Marion Ross - $32,000
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History
On August 16, 1999, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire debuts on ABC. The Show is an immeadiate
hit, with ratings soaring to 30 million viewers a night. Many memorable moments happened those first few nights, including
Michael Shutterly's $500,000 win, Doug Van Gundy's dramatic $250,000 win, Tom Coletta's "I'm a fat man Regis, my heart can't
take it" response, Hillary Daw's joyful $16,000 win, Doug Foster, John McClain, David Honea, and Norman Payne agonizing over
their $32,000 questions, and finally, David Honea's return due to a bad question having him win $125,000.
On August 25, 1999, Michael Shutterly becomes the 1st Contestant
ever in the Show's History to win $500,000 - and for a short time won the most money on Television.
On August 20, 1999, just a week after the show came out, Doug
Van Gundy, a fiddler from West Virginia, wins $250,000, and becomes perhaps the most remembered and loved contestants out
of the the thousands that have been in the hotseat to date.
Roger Friedman - $125,000 Steve Silver - $32,000 Heather
Welch - $32,000 Randy Reetz - $16,000 Kathy Rasbeck - $16,000 Sharon Scheiblein - $16,000 Samuel Parks - $1,000
Cathy Teteosian - $1,000 Jill Tomazin - $1,000 Sherry Hutchison - $1,000 Kirk Nelson - $1,000 Terri Depatis
- $1,000
