Not only that, but she recalled the exit list in nearly the EXACT same order in which it was given. I think the only one where the order was off (but she still nailed all 4 of the required answers) was the Olympic events.
I did too. The producers probably told him to keep a straight face so he didn't give it away to the audience and the viewers at home until the actual reveal.
I went on to buzzerblog’s twitter page and found a tweet that confirms that a pilot was made for an American version of the show (hosted by Mike Greenberg) for ABC in 2013 or 2014. The pilot was rejected due to high production costs and a format that significantly differed from the UK version.
Not a 1M question, but worth 250k or 125k. From what I remember, it was one of Judith Keppel's questions (who obviously became the first UK winner of the show)
They want to wipe your memory clean by distracting you with the money. But this couple forgot about the money, temporarily, and concentrated on the list. Very smart.
It's like "The Money Maze" mixed with "Family Challenge" (memory mini game with the fast talker), and the drama of "Deal or No Deal". It should have been picked up in the US (a pilot was made in 2011, but was rejected). However, with only seven episodes made, there are probably some reasons for its demise.
If I were in the position of deciding whether to accept or reject the offer under those circumstances, I probably would have accepted it. Kind of like insurance (to ensure I wasn't leaving empty-handed, but with SOMETHING, at the very least).
I wonder if there's a screening process to make sure they're not *too* good at mnemonics. The tension of the panic rooms and the exit list itself (particularly the latter) would be completely gone if someone who actually does mnemonics for a hobby enters. Maybe there aren't that many couples who are good at mnemonics *and* general knowledge though. These were pretty good.
My guess would be that especially with a new show like this, they may not give all the details of the show at the first audition. Maybe just say, it's a general knowledge quiz show, etc. And not give more details until further into auditions. But that'd be my guess
If this show were adapted by the U.S., I imagine rows would be worth $1,000 / $5,000 / $10,000 / $25,000 / $50,000 / $100,000 with a $500,000 jackpot room.
2 things about the 100000 question 1. cant believe she said she is a vegan. typical vegan 2. who the hell eats pigeon baby. p,s damn she got good memory .
Answer. In fiscal year 1986 to 1987 Local, state, and federal governments Spent a combined total of 16. 6 billion dollars On law enforcement Federal law enforcement expenditures Ranked last in absolute dollars And accounted for only 6% of all federal spending By way of comparison The federal government spent 25 millon more On space exploration and 43 times more on national defense And national relations than on THESE LOCAL AGENCIES!
Justin Callahan especially with how they naturally let the games play out without the need for overexcessive editing, the dumbing down of material, overcaffinated near dimwitted contestants on most American game shows and the fake melodramatics going to commercial too often in the middle of a question being played out at hand.
+Reazone Funnyx Before she starts the maze, the guy is asked whether he thinks she can do it or not. If he doesn't think she can do it, he can take a smaller offer of 22k, so that even when she fails, they would still get that money. If he believed that she could do it, the woman would have to finish the maze and win 100k or not finish and they would go home with nothing. It's basically whether he trusts her or not.
Damn she has a good memory. Damn that man had composure. That look on his face when she made it I thought for sure he took the deal.
yea that face tricked me too
Not only that, but she recalled the exit list in nearly the EXACT same order in which it was given. I think the only one where the order was off (but she still nailed all 4 of the required answers) was the Olympic events.
I did too. The producers probably told him to keep a straight face so he didn't give it away to the audience and the viewers at home until the actual reveal.
Great Job on her part. I would have never guessed she could do it, but she was great!
Great concept, nice elaborate game, elaborate cool set and a decent host here.
It's an amazing feeling to come from a country as small as Bulgaria and to see your currency pop up in a panic room. I just get all tingly inside. ^_^
I’m from Bulgaria too 🇧🇬
mine country also was there, brazil
Philippines
I'm from Hungary
I went on to buzzerblog’s twitter page and found a tweet that confirms that a pilot was made for an American version of the show (hosted by Mike Greenberg) for ABC in 2013 or 2014. The pilot was rejected due to high production costs and a format that significantly differed from the UK version.
David put a good acting there
He sure did he had me fooled.
wow she has good memory.
The squab question is actually one of the top questions on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire. I think it was the 1M question.
Not a 1M question, but worth 250k or 125k. From what I remember, it was one of Judith Keppel's questions (who obviously became the first UK winner of the show)
akusukamu a squab!
grabs a gun
Mother hen-slapped it out of hand: No!
The Exit List is a Dutch Format that had a Pilot in the USA.
I REALLY LIKE THIS GAMESHOW!!! BRING IT TO US TV PLEASE ;)
+Mark Castro ABC did a pilot but they axed it, something FOX should've picked up.
@@cutemimi25fox would do one season then cancel it
@@Leahyummy NBC has The Wall, and CBS...I'm mixed on if they pick it up but they did amazing on Raid the Cage
Correct order and everything is correct!
They want to wipe your memory clean by distracting you with the money. But this couple forgot about the money, temporarily, and concentrated on the list. Very smart.
How have I never heard of this show?
I regret not watching this when my parents suggested it a few months ago
This should be brought to the USA...great show, even better setup...
Blame ABC, they did plan on doing it but chose not to.
Kinda wish Fox picked up the show instead of ABC.
cutemimi25 Maybe Game Show Network will take a flyer on it? They did pick up The Chase.
Charlie Owens Who knows, they should also pick up the 21st question, is a great ITV show.
It's like "The Money Maze" mixed with "Family Challenge" (memory mini game with the fast talker), and the drama of "Deal or No Deal". It should have been picked up in the US (a pilot was made in 2011, but was rejected). However, with only seven episodes made, there are probably some reasons for its demise.
@@davec5090 seriously, that would be a good US adaptation.
I really love this host he's very awesome
He also hosts a game show on BBC called the code
If I were in the position of deciding whether to accept or reject the offer under those circumstances, I probably would have accepted it. Kind of like insurance (to ensure I wasn't leaving empty-handed, but with SOMETHING, at the very least).
I loved this and wish they would bring it back.
ABC why did you not choose to bring this show, What Were They Thinking?!?!
+cutemimi25 Exit List US is still in development. Last I heard, they're looking for a host.
Michael Nebbia Now you tell me.
They're looking at either Ben Bailey or John O' Hurley as host for Exit List US. Michael Davies is shooting for a Winter 2016 - Summer 2017 debut.
Michael Nebbia I hope Ben Bailey gets it, he hasn't hosted anything since Who's Still Standing got axed, and Discovery doesn't show Cash Cab anymore.
cutemimi25 you said one of the popular AVGN quote.
Great Show..
See Who can remember best..
And keep trying.
Win or lose..
Enjoyable..
Thank you
PLEASE UPLOAD THE REST OF THE SEASON!! THANKS :D
Would love to see more of these if you have them Ivan!
That was a roller coaster!
God bless this couple!! WOW!!
That was so awesome
This was a brilliant game show it should hv went on
So the best game show in the world and no one copied it.
I wonder if there's a screening process to make sure they're not *too* good at mnemonics. The tension of the panic rooms and the exit list itself (particularly the latter) would be completely gone if someone who actually does mnemonics for a hobby enters. Maybe there aren't that many couples who are good at mnemonics *and* general knowledge though. These were pretty good.
Triggerfisk No one would admit to having this skill if there is a screening process..
They would obviously fake it until its needed to be used
My guess would be that especially with a new show like this, they may not give all the details of the show at the first audition. Maybe just say, it's a general knowledge quiz show, etc. And not give more details until further into auditions. But that'd be my guess
If this show were adapted by the U.S., I imagine rows would be worth $1,000 / $5,000 / $10,000 / $25,000 / $50,000 / $100,000 with a $500,000 jackpot room.
😂😂😂 that was amazing
Congrats on 666 subs man XD
THE NEWEST GAME SHOW CRAZE.
FORGET MILLIONAIRE OR 1 VS 100
The non-Exit List solvers have been great stone faced actors. What's up with that? haha
2 things about the 100000 question
1. cant believe she said she is a vegan. typical vegan
2. who the hell eats pigeon baby.
p,s damn she got good memory .
Answer. In fiscal year 1986 to 1987 Local, state, and federal governments Spent a combined total of 16. 6 billion dollars
On law enforcement Federal law enforcement expenditures Ranked last in absolute dollars And accounted for only 6% of all federal spending By way of comparison The federal government spent 25 millon more On space exploration and 43 times more on national defense And national relations than on THESE LOCAL AGENCIES!
where can i warch the other episodes
Nice
The blue just made me blind
As far as I remember, Green Squares represent Vaults and Red Squares represent Panic Rooms.
Not exactly, green are correct ones
Red are wrong ones
@@perryhuynh1452 Also do you remember if the 5 Panic Rooms are chosen at random?
Does that mean the Kremlin is part of a huge panic room? lol
Has anyone ever gotten the first question wrong?
damn British TV is a lot better than american tv
Justin Callahan especially with how they naturally let the games play out without the need for overexcessive editing, the dumbing down of material, overcaffinated near dimwitted contestants on most American game shows and the fake melodramatics going to commercial too often in the middle of a question being played out at hand.
megamanj2004X The overdramatics and "coming up" promos prior to commercial breaks are what gets me. Everything else I can live with.
megamanj2004X well everybody has there own opinion and they can edit if they want
JayT True and I'm an American lol
JayT Be blessed
I'm surprised the whole series didnt last long
Does anyone know how much £100,000 is in US $??
125,880 dollars today.
Thanks:)
No problem!
Dylan Frost ,go bag
Dylan Frost V
WHO IS THE ANNOUNCER
....Pay attention.
Adam Pacitti!!!
¡Wow! £100000!
This game is not that hard at all.. I got everything right.. How do I enter??
tetrulz jam commit 500 thousand pounds to my account and I will help you to enter, ok?
+Kyori Yasanagi 778
22.000.000
36:28
46:05 googlebox entertainment
Who is the announcer
What are the rules
She is annoying but smart 👊🏽
WHAT ARE THE RULES
YA BARRED!
I didnt understand that last moment.. of coz people will take that 100,.. =.= someone explain plz
+Reazone Funnyx Before she starts the maze, the guy is asked whether he thinks she can do it or not. If he doesn't think she can do it, he can take a smaller offer of 22k, so that even when she fails, they would still get that money. If he believed that she could do it, the woman would have to finish the maze and win 100k or not finish and they would go home with nothing. It's basically whether he trusts her or not.
owh i see.... okay..thanks a lot bro
تلفاز 11هههه
Y
J
Leave NOW
Fake
oh come on you dont know "lev" shame on you both!
Кирил Иванов - No one really pays attention to Eastern Europe. Too many balkanized countries constantly changing borders every 5 years