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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? has become a much-loved favourite since first launching on our screens 27 years ago.
To walk away with the full jackpot, contestants must answer 15 consecutive, multiple choice general knowledge questions in order to walk away with the life-changing jackpot.
This is no easy feat - with players given 'lifelines' - Phone A Friend, 50/50, Ask the Audience and more recently, Ask the Host, to help once when needed.
Across both Chris Tarrant and Jeremy Clarkson's time as host, only six people have legitimately won the top prize.
They are Judith Keppel, David Edwards, Robert Brydges, Pat Gibson, Ingram Wilcox and Donald Fear.
A seventh contestant, Major Charles Ingram, also correctly answered the £1m question.
In 2000, Judith Keppel became the first person to win the £1million prize on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and she later became part of the TV show Eggheads
Fellow future Egghead Pat Gibson was the fourth legitimate Millionaire winner (pictured with original host Chris Tarrant)
Former Top Gear and The Grand Tour presenter Jeremy Clarkson (pictured) took over Millionaire hosting duties in 2018
However, he was later found to have cheated in the show's now-infamous coughing scandal.
To date, there has been a total of 17 £1m questions asked on the programme - but how many could you get right?
- Which county cricket side plays at Chester-le-Street?
A) Warwickshire, B) Durham, C) Northants or D) Lecistershire - Which sovereign bore the moniker 'the wisest fool in Christendom'?
A) James I, B) Charles I, C) Edward or D) Henry I - Which King was married to Eleanor of Aquitaine?
A) Henry, B) Henry II, C) Richard or D) Henry V - Oberon orbits which celestial body?
A) Mercury, B) Neptune, C) Uranus or D) Mars - In the year 1912, which party did ex-US President Theodore Roosevelt run for?
A) Bull Frog, B) Bull Elephant, C) Bull Dog or D) Bull Moose - Tomas Masaryk was the founding President of which nation?
A) Poland, B) Czechoslovakia, C) Hungary or D) Yugoslavia - Sowing 'Quercus robur' seeds would sprout what?
A) Flowers, B) Trees, C) Grain or D) Vegetables - A number followed by one hundred zeros is known by what name?
A) Googol, B) Megatron, C) Gigabit or D) Nanomole
Major Charles Ingram answered all 15 questions correctly in his 2001 appearance - but was later discovered to have cheated
Only five people have officially followed in Judith Keppel's footsteps following her milestone victory
- The name of which measurement unit hails from an Italian aristocrat?
A) Ohm, B) Pascal, C) Hertz or D) Volt - Outside of music, what profession did composer Borodin hold?
A) Chemist, B) Chef, C) Lawyer or D) Naval Captain - Which of these is a butterfly, not a moth?
A) Mother Shipton, B) Red Underwing, C) Burnished Brass or D) Speckled Wood - Which of these is not one of the American Triple Crown horse races?
A) Belmont Stakes, B) Arlington Million, C) Kentucky Derby, D) Preakness Stakes - Which boxer was famous for striking the gong in the introduction to J. Arthur Rank films?
A) Freddie Mills, B) Terry Spinks, C) Don Cockell, D) Bombardier Billy Wells - Which of these UK Prime Ministers never served as Foreign Secretary?
A) Winston Churchill, B) Alec Douglas-Home, C) Anthony Eden or D) Harold Macmillan - Which of these people was born the same year as Queen Elizabeth II?
A) Audrey Hepburn, B) Judy Garland, C) Julie Andrews or D) Marilyn Monroe - In the history of motor sport, which of these iconic races was held first?
A) Le Mans 24 Hours, B) Monaco Grand Prix, C) Indy 500 or D) Isle of Man TT - In 1718, which pirate died in battle off the coast of what is now North Carolina?
A) Blackbeard, B) Calico Jack, C) Captain Kidd or D) Bartholomew Roberts
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire airs on ITV1 and ITVX.
Answers
- Durham
- James I
- Henry II
- Uranus
- Bull Moose
- Czechoslovakia
- Trees
- Googol
- Volt
- Chemist
- Speckled Wood
- Arlington Million
- Bombardier Billy Wells
- Winston Churchill
- Marilyn Monroe
- Isle of Man TT
- Blackbeard