Later, the series's official YouTube channel uploaded the whole ordeal. Banned Episode: The infamous episode of the UK version where Charles Ingram won the top prize by cheating was never broadcast (producers already suspected something was amiss and stopped the £1 million cheque the day after the episode was recorded), although clips were used in documentaries on the scandal.Back when it launched as the Sony Channel, Great! TV in the UK adored Millionaire a lot by airing 4 episodes every day, that is until after Sony sold the channel to Narrative and eventually lost the rights two years later.After Great! TV lost the rights, Challenge have started increasing their reruns from one per weekday to four per weekday. It was originally the most adored show on the channel, until The Chase stole the spotlight in 2017. Challenge (the UK version of GSN) has always adored reruns of the series since they acquired the broadcast rights to it back in the mid-2000's, under the title of Classic Who Wants to be A Millionaire?.In July 2018, it was reduced to weekends only, then dropped altogether that October. When GSN acquired the Harrison era of the US Version in December 2017, it was quickly given multiple marathons, and was eventually put on the schedule seven days a week, airing as often as 20 times per week.
The Nine Network's Australian version is a more reasonable instance it held the same Monday night timeslot for seven years, and it's been on weekdays at 5:30pm since 2009.Adored by the Network: ABC's original version.
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