Sitting on a Fortune - Season 1

Jayne, Rochelle, Pele, Nikki, Damian and George take part in the first edition.

Tonight, Emily, Rob, Michael, Dan, Ashleigh and Manjit compete to win a huge £100,000 prize. Correct answers keep players in the money chair, but a wrong answer means they go to the back of the line and risk leaving with nothing.  

Things could all change from one question to the next as tensions run high and the contestants compete to keep the prime spot in the money chair. Who has what it takes to hold their nerve and claim the top spot to play for that massive prize?

Gary Lineker hosts as Rohan, Eloise, Gavin, Tracey Ann, Krish and Lucy answer questions to remain in with a chance of taking away up to £100,000. Players position themselves in a row of seats one behind another, with one wrong answer seeing them relegated to the back of the line and in real danger of leaving with nothing.

Gary Lineker hosts as Nik, Abbey, Kirsty, Kierin, Slava and Ghausia answer questions to remain in with a chance of taking away up to £100,000. Players position themselves in a row of seats one behind another, with one wrong answer seeing them relegated to the back of the line and in real danger of leaving with nothing

Gary Lineker hosts as Lucille, Paul, Chinedu, Kieran, Carol and Suky answer questions to remain in with a chance of taking away up to £100,000. Players position themselves in a row of seats one behind another, with one wrong answer seeing them relegated to the back of the line and in real danger of leaving with nothing.

Gary Lineker hosts as Matt, Candice, LaToya, Marie, Ciaran and Kate answer questions to remain in with a chance of taking away up to £100,000. Players position themselves in a row of seats one behind another, with one wrong answer seeing them relegated to the back of the line and in real danger of leaving with nothing.

Gary Lineker hosts a festive edition of the quiz, with Chris Kamara, Sam Quek, Joe Pasquale, Nina Wadia, Colson Smith and the Rev Kate Bottley competing to try to win £100,000 for charity. Correct answers keep the celebrities in the money chair, but a wrong response means they move to the back of the line and risk leaving with nothing. With lots of festive cheer but tensions running high, who has what it takes to hold on to the top spot and play for that massive prize?