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The game premiered on Sunday, October 23, 2011 at 4:00 p.m. ET on ABC. In the U.S. version, a team of six friends competed together to answer a series of questions. Each correct answer increased their cash prize, starting at $ 6,000 and increasing to $ 1 million for the tenth answer. However, if
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spinning on the table selected a viewer's question which is discussed for one minute by a team of 6 persons; the host is "invisible" and present only as a voice. (At the time, Voroshilov was banned from appearing on the screen; even his name was not indicated in the show credits.) Since 1978 the game
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entered the room, chose one of three questions placed in the sector, and asked it himself. This was the only time where the host could be seen in the show. In some series the zero sector had the special rule: it was played only if the arrow pointed at it directly, the clockwise rule did not apply.
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Kingdom, United States and Canada. Although Russian is the official language of most national and all international tournaments, there are some countries like Bulgaria, Moldova, Uzbekistan and Georgia where non-Russian-language teams are more numerous.
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1465:April 2011
1420:Channel One
1160:Intervision
1126:March 2009
1094:Azerbaijani
1078:(2010-2018)
923:Pole Chudes
914:, produced
861:Boris Burda
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626:profession?
466:High heels.
429:treble clef
408:Music pause
400:submitters.
369:13th sector
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202:(1999–2000)
195:Channel One
190:(1975–1991)
162:Boris Kryuk
138:of episodes
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1997:Categories
1691:References
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1554:Vernon Kay
1392:Lithuanian
1333:Kyrgyzstan
1299:Kazakhstan
1061:Azerbaijan
1034:Armenia TV
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363:Superblitz
265:CIS states
263:and other
214:1975-09-04
146:Production
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246:translit.
234:‹See Tfd›
159:Producers
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1675:See also
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1246:Georgian
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