Fox Game Show called "Spin the Wheel"

plus i heard people FROM The Wall are involved with this (and smells of Millionaire VS Greed from the early 2000s)

Now, I can certainly say that while $20,000,000 may not be the biggest prize in television history, it can still make someone the biggest winner in television history to date.

Fox does have a page about the show up on their site.
www.fox.com/spin-the-wheel/

Earlier this year, well before the show was even picked up by Fox, an online friend told me about the game and even showed me this site filled with ideas for game shows. Just to warn you that the name for one of the other games contains a partially censored obscenity, but here is what I can imagine is a taste of what to expect from "Spin the Wheel." If I'm right, the show was originally supposed to be called "Beat the Wheel" and had a top prize of only $1,000,000. There's a small possibility that "Beat the Wheel" and "Spin the Wheel" may end up being two completely different games, but the more I learn, the more I see that possibility shrinking.

A description and a trailer for what is likely the show's original name can be seen below.

www.theglobalagency.tv/beat-the-wheel

Here's our first look at the Wheel.

http://instagram.com/p/BmeYTKOnqrx

It looks like wedges with positive amounts under five digits are light blue, five-digit amounts are dark blue, six-digit amounts are green, and you can see a little bit of yellow in the bottom-left, so that's probably for seven digits. And of course, negative amounts are red.

So, yeah, the show was a thing that aired today.

Remind me again, is this show going to be airing the same time as The Wall?

Some interesting tidbits about the show I figured out.

This is what you need to do to win the maximum of $23 million on Spin The Wheel for each spin:

Spin #1: Answer correctly, land on $500,000 (4.17% chance)
Spin #2: Answer correctly, land on $500,000 (4.17% chance)
Spin #3: Answer correctly, land on $500,000 (4.17% chance)
Spin #4: Answer correctly, land on $500,000 (4.17% chance)
Spin #5: Answer correctly, partner must double, land on $500,000 (4.17% chance)
Spin #6: Answer correctly, partner must double, land on $500,000 (4.17% chance)
Spin #7: Answer correctly, partner must double, land on $500,000 (4.17% chance)
Spin #8: Answer correctly, partner must double, land on $500,000 (4.17% chance)
Spin #9: Pick the $2 million wedge first, answer correctly, make it only one wedge, land on $2 million (2.08% chance)
Spin #10: Land on $2 million (2.08% chance)
Spin #11: Land on $2 million (2.08% chance)
Spin #12: Land on $2 million (2.08% chance)
Spin #13: Partner must not push the button, land on $2 million (2.08% chance)
Spin #14: Partner must not push the button, land on $2 million (2.08% chance)
Spin #15: Partner must not push the button, land on $2 million (4.17% chance)
Spin #16: Partner must not push the button, land on $3 million (2.08% chance)

So, to do all that, not only must you answer everything correctly, not only must you and your partner do everything in this guide, you must also beat 1.55 SEPTILLION:1 odds.
That's 1.55 x 10 to the 24th power.

The Maximum is $25,000,000