Ann Brown

“Who wants to Be a Millionaire” hosted by Chris Harrison is a super educational show. Chris does a great job in welcoming every contestant. He has definitely picked up the torch from previous hosts like Regis and Meredith. Sorry to say but Jimmy Kimmel’s adaptation of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” is a mockery. Presentation is so drawn out, it is completely void of any entertaining value. I did try to watch JK once, but only once because the show is so bad. The time I did see a few minutes of the program, I got the idea that it was rigged. I think it is a total waste of air time!

Good show! This is a show of real challenge. It may take a time or two of watching but after that, it is easy to get hooked on the show. Not only do the contestants get involved but so do their home partners. Nobody goes away without something. I think even the player who loses gets a prize. And the winner gets either $10,000 or a very thoughtful gift certificate or a local trip to a beautiful vacation spot.

This is the one Sunday news program I watch faithfully. Sharyl doesn’t bully her guest, she doesn’t try to promote them, she doesn’t interrupt them, she just allows them to speak. I can learn more from one half hour program than I can from listening to other shows for three hours. Full Measure is formatted to solely present facts. Today I better understand the value of free trade agreements between Mexico and Canada. I get it about Goodyear tires now and why Trump is so upset with them. I think Sharyl is perfect for the show and Full Measure is the best for her. A fantastic presenter, a fantastic format, and a fantastic show. It can be done with the right people.