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- Contestants compete for $1 million by selecting songs from a myriad of different genres, decades and artists and singing alongside a karaoke-style video screen where the music stops, the words will disappear and the singer must belt out the correct missing lyric.
- This series follows the lives of many people whose jobs consist of giving people bad news, usually resulting in fights, arguments, etc.
- A group of women dissatisfied with their bodies are given makeovers and a boost to their self esteem. Based on the UK series, "How to Look Good Naked."
- A four-volume documentary set following the work of demolition engineers around the globe as they try to bring down some of the world's biggest structures.
- Basketball star Shaquille O'Neal encourages Florida kids to lose weight and stay in shape.
- Hip-Hop artist Ice-T invades the hallowed halls of York Prep, an exclusive private school in Manhattan's Upper Westside, where he'll try to transform a small class of 8th grade sucker MCs into big-time rappers in just six weeks.
- Danish edition of the Don't Forget the Lyrics format, hosted my Michael Carøe and offering contestants the chance to win up to 500,000 Danish kroner.
- Reality series which feature a couple at a crossroads in their relationship who must decide whether or not to follow through with a lavish wedding in a week's time.
- A dancing competition that aired on ABC in which professional dancers went head to head against amateur dancers in order to win a $100,000 grand prize.
- "QT" is based on the discovery of archival surveillance footage of a super cool hip cop (a la Steve McQueen in 'Bullitt') set in 1970s LA.
- During the first week of this reality series, the new wife must adhere to exactly the same rules and lifestyle of the wife she is replacing. Each wife leaves a house manual which explains her role in the family and the duties she holds. This helps to determine what rules the wives will apply at the "rules change ceremony". During the second week, the new wives are allowed to establish their own rules, and their new families must adhere to these new household rules. It usually takes a while for the families to adjust to this policy, meanwhile the wives disburse a sum of money to the family they have become involved with, to do what the wives see fit to spend it on. At the end of the two weeks, the two couples all meet together for the first time, and the wives, along with their husbands, discuss how they felt about the two weeks. This often descends into personal insults and has degenerated into violence at least twice. More often than not, however, both families reach toward a middle ground and express that they have learned from the experience. Sometimes, the table meeting is a very heartfelt and emotional time for the two families who sometimes have complete and mutual respect for each other. A few weeks later, the cameras return to record what changes have occurred since the swap.
- Wayne Brady kicks off the first episode of Fox's new fill-in-the-missing-lyrics game show by introducing 10 musical categories from which first contestant Katie must choose in order to sing her way to the $1 million jackpot: The '80's, Girl Bands, Classic Rock, Pop, Country, R&B, Divas, Rock, and The Rolling Stones.
- Contestant Katie tries to complete the correct lyrics to songs by such artists as Edie Money, Tommy Tutone and Leann Rimes, but how well does she know The Rolling Stones?
- New contestant Luke attempts to completes the correct lyrics to songs by The Doobie Brothers, Rose Royce and Rick Springfield.
- Contestant Luke continues his winning streak by trying to finishing the words to hits by Bill Withers, Don Mclean, Creedence Clearwater Revival and Michael Bolton.
- Contestant Eddie Mui tests his music mettle with Elvis, Toni Basil and Stevie Wonder, but when it comes to Robert Palmer, is he "Addicted to Love"?
- Eddie tries to continue his winning streak with Break-up songs, and new contestant Theresa Ryan takes on rock anthem "We are the Champions" and the love song "Ain't no Sunshine" by Bill Withers. Will she become a million dollar winner with Irene Cara's '80s classic "Flashdance"?
- Contestant Dan McLaughlin starts off with Ben E. King. He then goes on to Deep Blue Something and the J. Geils Band. Dan then gets his favorite song by Barry Manilow.
- Contestant Lucas Kuzma takes the mic to show off his Steppenwolf skills, but how well does he do with tunes by Celine Dion or Quincy Jones? New contestant Joe Langer starts off with Barry Manilow, but will he break the bank with Roy Orbison?
- New contestant Erin Payne belts out Whitney Houston and the Beach Boys and contestant Eddie Vandiver walks the line with Johnny Cash and Garth Brooks.