Famous quiz show winners

entertainment news Quizmaster Andrew Kravis stole the show on the " Million Second Quiz" finale Thursday, besting his competitors to take home a $2.6 million grand prize on NBC's game show. Host Ryan Seacrest added an extra $300,000 to Kravis' $2.3 million haul to ensure the 25-year-old recent Columbia Law School graduate received the largest prize in game show history.

They're calling Ken Jennings Ken Jennings the Joe DiMaggio Joe DiMaggio of game shows. After his six-month-long, 74-game winning streak on the show Jeopardy! came to an end Nov. 30, the 30-year-old software engineer from Utah walked away wealthier by a staggering $2.522 million. That makes Jennings the biggest winner in television game show history.

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TV viewers are sophisticated. They want to be challenged. They want to analyze and ponder while they sit in front of the tube watching the primetime lineup, right? Um, no. Obviously, there are some successful shows that really make us think, but it seems NBC's "Million Second Quiz" has simply managed to puzzle viewers instead of intrigue them.

This lucky contestant on The Price Is Right hits the $1.00 notch on the big wheel her first time around, earning her $1,000 and a free spin. It might as well have been $1 million because she goes...

It takes a certain type of person to land a spot on a television game show. Along with being comfortable on camera, competitors must be able to think quickly on their feet and, of course, be willing to take a chance in front of a live audience.