Contestant search for "1 vs 100" at the GSC July 15

"1 VS 100", the new NBC Show will have an official contestant search 
at the 5th Game Show Congress.  The tryout consists of a 10 minute 
test, followed by an interview.
 
You can participate at either 9AM or 11AM Saturday, July 15th at the 
Burbank Hilton Airport.
 
All-access registered participants for the Game Show Congress will 
have priority for reservations for either tryout time, followed by 
daily registrants, followed by the general public.  
 
There are no restrictions on previous appearances to try out for this 
show.  Top possible prize is $3,000,000.

For more information about the Game Show Congress July 13-16 please 
visit www.gameshowcongress.com

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NBC Likes Odds of '1 Versus 100'
New game show comes from 'Deal' factory
April 26 2006

LOS ANGELES -- With "Deal or No Deal" a consistent bright spot in its 
ratings, NBC is looking to catch another wave of success with a new 
game show.

The network has greenlit an American version of "1 Versus 100," which 
comes from the makers of "Deal or No Deal" and currently airs in 
several European countries. The show will pit one contestant against 
a "mob" of 100 people in a trivia competition; the more players the 
contestant beats, the more money he or she wins.

"We've heard hundreds of pitches on game shows since 'Deal or No 
Deal' became a hit, but this was truly the first one that knocked my 
socks off," says Craig Plestis, head of alternative programming at 
NBC. "Knowing this is the same team that made 'Deal' clinched the 
deal for us."

Endemol USA, which produces "Deal or No Deal," will do the same 
for "1 Versus 100." The "1" contestants will see their money totals 
climb as people in the mob answer questions wrong and are eliminated. 
A single player who outlasts all 100 of his or her opponents will 
walk away with a multimillion-dollar prize; a wrong answer at any 
time, however, and the player gets bupkes.

Players will also have the chance, a la "Who Wants to Be a 
Millionaire," to stop the game and take their winnings to that point.

NBC hasn't said when "1 Versus 100" will make its debut. 
 
(from http://www.zap2it.com/tv/news/zap-nbc-
1versus100,0,5880892.story?track=rss)

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