Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (UK)

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==1998 (Pilot)==
WWTBAM Logo Pilot.png|Title card (1998 Pilot)
WWTBAM Logo Credits 1998.png|1998 Credits Logo
Before the show made it to air, a pilot was taped on 12 August 1998, using this logo. The logo was also used in the credits of the final episode of Series 1.
==1998–2004==
WWTBAMintro98.png|Title card (1998–2001)
WWTBAMintro01.png|Title card (2001–2004)
The first episode was broadcast on 4 September 1998. Another set of titles were introduced to the show in 2001, but this logo was kept.
==2004–2007==
millionaire04.png|Title card
In 2004, the graphics were slightly altered including an entirely new title sequence. The logo was also slightly altered, the main colour was now blue and the four leaf clover comprised of question marks and pound signs was changed to yellow.
==2007–2010, 2010 (secondary), 2010–2014 (tertiary)==
millionaire07.jpg|Title card
In 2007 the programme received its most substantial overhaul since it launched in 1998. All the graphics were modernised and the music score was partially replaced, the title sequence again changed to a more upbeat fast paced version based on the money tree. The logo was also substantially changed, the main colour returned to being purple albeit a darker variation, the word 'Millionaire' was enlarged and the two 'Who Wants To Be A' sentences was changed from the font ITC Conduit to Copperplate Gothic. The format itself was also changed, the number of questions was reduced from fifteen to twelve and the money tree had different amounts. This logo was still used in the series 27 despite of new logo in the screen.
==2010, 2010–2014 (secondary)==
millionaire2010.png|Title card
In 2010 the format of 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?' changed again, in the series 27, for the first time a time limit was added to the first two stages of questions. A new lifeline became available once a contestant reaches the third stage of questions, it is called switch and it entitles the contestant to 'switch' a question if they do not know the answer. The graphics remained mostly the same as it was since 2007 with the exception of the question graphic which changed to purple and the title sequence which added a 3, 2, 1 countdown before the revised logo appeared. The logo was slightly altered, the purple became lighter and the elements which were blue were changed to a metallic silver. The 'Who Wants To Be A' sentences was changed to the original ITC Conduit for the logo at the end of the title sequence but for the rest of the title sequence and as seen anywhere other than the final appearance in the title sequence, the font remains Copperplate Gothic.
==2010–2014==
133657_488585027327_166383322327_5772037_1405552_o.jpg|Celebrity Christmas special
191352_10150152416547328_166383322327_6558546_7025296_o.jpg|Celebrity Mother's Day special
265682_10150280714222328_166383322327_7323154_2834074_o.jpg|Celebrity School's Out special
298568_10150323420577328_166383322327_7740853_5006180_n.jpg|Celebrity Soap Stars special
213F27ED_5056_A318_A8AFACABD70AF256.jpg|Celebrity Remembrance special
387227_10150519028607328_166383322327_8688190_473855825_n.jpg|New Year special
389036_10151047182602328_754953762_n.jpg|The People Play special
Live_Who_Wants_To_Be_A_Millionaire_Im_a_Celebrity_Special.jpg|I'm a Celebrity special
PANTOMINE_MILLIONAIRE_LOGO_610430.jpg|Pantomime special
564361_360462474015015_1579698739_n.jpg|Britain's Got Talent Special
Chris's_FA.jpg|Chris's Final Answer
From Christmas 2010's episode which was the last episode of series 27, the name got changed , regular episodes were cancelled after the 2010 celebrity special got unusually high ratings, and only live Celebrity specials were made from then onwards until July 2012, when a non-celebrity three-part run subtitled "The People Play" was broadcast live. The logo returned to using ITC Conduit for "Who Wants To Be a" on some variants. When Chris Tarrant left the show, ITV cancelled it, officially ending on 11 February 2014. The clock format was still in use until then.
==2018==
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 2018.png|Title card
ITV announced that the show would return for a new series to celebrate the programme's 20th anniversary. Jeremy Clarkson replaced Chris Tarrant as presenter from this series onwards.
==2019–present==
WWTBAMUK2019TitleSequence.jpg|Title card
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