| Display title | Winning Lines |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A BBC game show (produced as a tie-in with the British National Lottery) from the people who brought you Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?. The game started with 49 numbered players (the Thunderball lottery draw which aired during the show had 49 balls), who played an elimination game based on questions with numerical answers. If a contestant thought their number was the answer to the question asked, they could buzz in. The player with the correct answer advanced to the next round, but only if they buzzed in. Those who guessed incorrectly were eliminated. This process continued until 6 players remained. Viewers whose telephone numbers contained all 6 of the "ones" digits of the advancing players could register to become a contestant on a future episode too. |