| Synopsis: In "Show Me the Money,"
contestants must answer a minimum of six trivia questions. After each
answer, the contestant must choose from among thirteen stunning dancers
on stage, each of whom holds a scroll with a dollar figure to be added
or subtracted - for correct or incorrect answers -- to the contestant's
total.
A correct answer, combined with choosing a dancer holding big money,
can quickly catapult a player's winnings into the millions. But a wrong
answer, combined with the wrong dancer, can wipe out winnings in an
instant. There is no opportunity to play it safe - contestants will
be tempted to take the money and run but this rollercoaster ride of
a game show requires that you play to the very end.
Adding to the variety aspect of the show are thirteen dazzling Million
Dollar Dancers ready to break into any style of dance, while audacious
master of ceremonies William Shatner spontaneously boogies with the
beauties on stage.
With a career that spans some 50 years, Shatner is well known for
originating the role of Captain James T. Kirk in the original "Star
Trek" television series, and has remained a pop culture icon whose stature
seems to grow with each passing year. Shatner will continue in his other
ABC role, that of Denny Crane on ABC's hit series "Boston Legal," for
which he has won back-to-back Emmy Awards.
The Cast:
Production Credits:
"Show Me the Money" is produced by Endemol USA, a division of Endemol
Holding. David Goldberg is the president of Endemol USA. The series is
executive-produced by Mike Nichols.
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