A game show where your knowledge could be your ticket to the biggest prize in game show history.
In this new competition series hosted by Ryan Seacrest, time equals money as contestants test their knowledge, endurance, and nerves as they battle against each other in trivia rounds lasting 12 consecutive days and nights. When the million seconds is up, the champions battle it out and the ultimate winner could claim the largest prize in game show history.
The four players who remain in the game the longest stay in an hourglass-shaped structure in Manhattan, NY. There they get the chance to play along with the game for up to two weeks as other contestants attempt to unseat them.
Viewers from across America are able to play along at home in sync with the game 24 hours a day and get the chance to appear on the show.
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01/27/16 at 07:57am
This game show was hard to understand. Even after it aired on tv the contestent and the host/quiz master would continue answering questions till the contestent missed 3 or more questions then have new people come. It was a nonstop game show where it made no sense unless you dedicated 1 million seconds to the show straight with no breaks or anything and you needed an app to follow what happened after the tv went off. 1 million seconds is equal to 11 days 13 hours 46 minutes and 40 seconds
