Quiz

The miniseries chronicles the true story of the "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" cheating scandal involving Charles Ingram. Ingram, a former British Army officer, was accused and convicted of cheating his way to winning the top prize on the popular quiz show in 2001 with the help of his wife and a "coughing Major" accomplice in the audience.

Critically acclaimed for its compelling dramatization of the true story, "Quiz" was praised for its sharp writing, engaging performances, and its ability to recreate the atmosphere of the original "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" broadcast. The series successfully balanced the tension of the quiz show with the dramatic elements of the subsequent legal battle and public outcry.

• Engrossing and meticulously crafted, capturing the absurdity and tension of the scandal.

• Superb performances, particularly from Matthew Macfadyen, bring the characters to life.

• Effectively balances the thrill of the game show with the drama of the trial.

Google audience: Audiences largely praised the miniseries for its faithful and entertaining retelling of the infamous quiz show scandal, highlighting the strong acting and compelling narrative. Many found it to be a fascinating and well-executed drama.

Nominated for multiple awards including BAFTA Television Awards and RTS Television Awards.

The actual "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" producers and broadcaster ITV initially cooperated with the production, but later withdrew their support and took legal action, claiming the series unfairly portrayed their involvement and decision-making processes.