Remember the Million Pound Drop? The Channel 4 game show was a big hit with viewers when it aired for 11 seasons from 2010 to 2016- well, now it’s back!

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Well, kind of. The show is returning in a revamped form, moving from a primetime berth to a daytime slot and with the prize fund scaled down. Here’s everything you need to know about The 100k Drop…

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What is The 100k Drop?

Like its predecessor, the new show will see pairs of guests attempt to keep as much money as they can by answering a series of general knowledge questions.

Starting with £100,000 split into 40 bundles, the contestants must answer multiple choice questions by placing the bundles across four trapdoors - each representing a different answer.

Whatever cash they place on the door representing the correct answer is safe for the next round - and everything else is lost.

While the chance to be a millionaire might have gone, a £100k prize is hardly something to be sniffed at, so it should make for exciting daytime viewing.

When can I watch The 100k Drop?

The first episode of the revamped show will air on Mondays at 4pm, on Channel 4 from Monday 7th May. So far 60 episodes have been commissioned - so there’s a lot of cash to be won!

Is Davina McCall returning?

Yes! Davina, who presented each of the 11 series of The Million Pound Drop is sticking with the show - which should ensure the show’s essence is very much still in tact.

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Speaking about the move to daytime TV, Davina told the Daily Express, “It’s still very exciting. I didn’t have to think about it at all. I’ve done daytime before, and nowadays I don’t think it matters.”

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