Trevor reportedly has no regrets and he and his wife are celebrating their winnings with plans to go on a cruise, buy a speedboat and invest in a bush hideaway. Celador, the show's UK based production company has now sold the rights for the program to just about every territory in the world including Australia. You may find it difficult to sit through a whole episode of Sale of the Century , there are at least more than fifteen questions - and they're not multiple choice. A Millionaire is terrific way to exercise your sense of superiority. The second is the money itself - and lots of it.
Filthy lucre makes people go nuts.
Others describe it as similar to the addictive thrill of gambling, but without the risks. For TV audiences, it provides riveting drama with an unpredictable outcome that scales the gamut of human emotions from A to B - as it relates to money, at least. However, these days, the retro-TV argument doesn't really stick. The show's runaway success is better attributed to our shrinking attention spans and the increasing numbers of viewers who demand a quick and easy resolution. A Millionaire would seem to have less to do with TV's origins than with our changing sensibilities.