Jeremy Clarkson's Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Will Continue

Jeremy Clarkson will host more episodes of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

ITV ordered 15 more episodes of the show and 20 episodes of Millionaire Hot Seat. The show is very popular.

The new format of the show is fast-paced and has a high-pressure twist. Contestants must answer quickly or they will be replaced.

Both Millionaire shows have good ratings. A new winner won the top prize and another contestant reached the final question.

Roman Dubowski from Manchester won the £1m prize.

Katie Rawcliffe from ITV said the Millionaire brand is still very popular. Millionaire Hot Seat has brought new energy to the show.

The combination of Jeremy Clarkson and the high-pressure gameplay is a winning formula. ITV is happy to bring back both shows.

Millionaire Hot Seat was the third most-watched entertainment series on ITVX. It averaged 3.7 million viewers. The original show also has big audiences.

Matthew Worthy from Stellify Media said Hot Seat adds a new dynamic to the show. The clock and the 'Pass' create real jeopardy for contestants and viewers.

The Mirror spoke to Roman Dubowski after he won £1million in the first episode of the series.

He celebrated with a cup of tea after answering a question about a Bass Ale logo correctly.

Andrew Fanko missed out on the jackpot but said his £500,000 prize helped his family financially.

There have been seven winners of the £1million in the UK since the show started in 1998. Jeremy Clarkson replaced Chris Tarrant as the host in 2018.

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