Millionaire Hot Seat

Jeremy Clarkson presents a quiz show where six hopefuls compete in each episode. Under his direction they answer a series of questions, and the contestant who comes out on top wins a one‑million‑pound cash prize, which is awarded at the end of the episode.

Jeremy Clarkson fronts a quiz‑style programme that pits a group of contestants against each other in a high‑stakes competition. The show is built around his distinctive presenting style, and every instalment follows the same basic structure, with Clarkson guiding the action from start to finish. In each episode, six eager participants step up to answer a series of questions, all with the same goal in mind – to walk away with a prize of one million pounds. The format is straightforward: the hopefuls are tested on their knowledge, and the one who comes out on top claims the cash reward. The series sticks to this premise throughout, meaning viewers know exactly what to expect when they tune in. Every instalment repeats the six‑player line‑up and the £1 million prize, keeping the focus firmly on the quiz itself and the competition between the contestants. Because the only variable is the group of six hopefuls, each episode feels fresh despite the unchanging structure. Clarkson’s role remains constant, steering the quiz and announcing the winner who secures the million‑pound prize at the end of each broadcast.