Million Dollar Money Drop (2010– ) User Reviews

Reverse Logic Game

[DKosty123 · 4/10 · 2 February 2011]

This game gives the contestant a cool million bucks up front. Then they try to hold on to through a series of questions. While it appears easy to the viewer, the game seems to make everyone give up most of the money so far. There are 7 questions, & the rules make it easier and easier to play.

So far, non one has won the Million. In fact the ones that get to question 7 generally have about $20K left, & a lot of them lose it at the end. The questions are general knowledge, & that is what makes it difficult. Each time there is a wrong answer, money drops.

The game is played in slow motion and rarely is there more than one pair of contestants per show. To me this is bubble gum for the brain as it is pretty much the same every show. I someone ever wins the million, it will be a miracle.

3 Shows is More Than Enough

[vlevensonnd-87248 · 3/10 · 18 August 2021]

I just recently watched three shows. I have never heard of the game show before. The CONS are: 1. It is very slow 2. The host Kevin Pollak seems completely disinterested. You know that he would rather be acting then having to be a game show host. But the worst thing about this show is that the contestants are completely nauseating. I'm not a person who likes to use the term "Shut Up!", but I have said it so many times while watching this that I had to watch the last show on mute. After that I decided that it's just not worth watching. I think it would be really fun if they sped it up, maybe even having two sets of contestants, one couple for every 15 minutes. It would also be good if the contestants were instructed to quit interrupting and over talking the host, and to behave in a slightly more dignified manner.

boring

[don-249 · 21 December 2010]

I love Kevin Pollak's work but this is not the vehicle for him. It was quite clear he was just going through the motions, delivering his repetitive lines with all the enthusiasm of a turtle. Sorry Kevin. Go back to feature films, please.

The game is unfortunately too predictable and the speed of the game (how long can you draw out 7 questions?) makes the whole thing an unentertaining experience. The only positive thing was seeing people face to face with millions of dollars and watching the way they handled it, gingerly at first and then roughly as time ran out on the clock.

While watching it, I could only imagine that all of the couples on the show will spend the rest of their lives repeatedly reminding each other of the mistakes they made on the show. I don't ever want to watch this show again.