1 vs. 100

1 vs. 100 (2007-2008)

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Hosted by Edu Manzano, 1 vs. 100 is a game show in which one individual has to face 100 others in order to win ₱2,000,000.

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Scheduleevery Saturday (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E31Episode 31Apr 19, 2008
S01E30Episode 30Mar 29, 2008
S01E29Episode 29Mar 15, 2008
S01E28Episode 28Mar 8, 2008
S01E27Episode 27Mar 1, 2008
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show '1 vs. 100' premiere?

The TV show '1 vs. 100' premiered on October 13, 2006.

Who was the host of '1 vs. 100' in 2007?

Bob Saget was the host of '1 vs. 100' in 2007.

Was '1 vs. 100' a live show or pre-recorded?

'1 vs. 100' was a pre-recorded show.

How many contestants competed against the '1' in each episode?

One hundred contestants competed against the '1' in each episode of '1 vs. 100'.

Did the '1' have any help during the game?

The '1' had three helps during the game - 'Poll the Mob', 'Trust the Mob' and 'Sneak Peek'.

How many questions were asked in one episode of '1 vs. 100'?

In one episode of '1 vs. 100', 10 multiple-choice questions were asked.

What was the prize money for the '1' in '1 vs. 100'?

The prize money for the '1' in '1 vs. 100' started at $1 million and increased with each new episode.

What was the format of '1 vs. 100'?

'1 vs. 100' was a game show where one contestant (the '1') competed against a group of 100 other contestants (the 'Mob') to answer trivia questions.

What was the age limit for participating in '1 vs. 100'?

The age limit for participating in '1 vs. 100' was 18 years and above.

Was '1 vs. 100' based on any other TV show or format?

'1 vs. 100' was based on a Dutch game show of the same name.

How long was each episode of '1 vs. 100'?

Each episode of '1 vs. 100' was approximately 60 minutes long.

Was '1 vs. 100' a daily or weekly show?

'1 vs. 100' was a weekly show that aired on Friday nights.

How many episodes of '1 vs. 100' were produced in 2007?

There were 17 episodes of '1 vs. 100' produced in 2007.

Was '1 vs. 100' a popular show in 2007?

Yes, '1 vs. 100' was a popular show in 2007 and was one of the highest-rated shows on NBC.

Did '1 vs. 100' have any celebrity contestants in 2007?

Yes, '1 vs. 100' had celebrity contestants in 2007, including Al Roker, Jerry Springer, and Kim Kardashian.

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