Everyone's favourite gameshow Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? is returning!
We wiled away an hour or two back in the day watching Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, and, honestly, we're still reeling from that VERY dramatic time that guy cheated by getting someone to cough in the audience.
The show, which was hosted by Chris Tarrant for 15 years, is this year celebrating its 20th anniversary, and is being rebooted for a special limited series.
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Jamie Lomax and Charley Webb
Former Hollyoaks actor Jamie Lomas, who played bad boy Warren Fox in the soap, is the brother of Emmerdale star Charley Webb.
Ryan, Adam and Scott Thomas
Former Coronation Street actor Ryan Thomas is the older brother of Emmerdale actor Adam Thomas and Love Island star Scott Thomas.
Kimberley and Amy Walsh
Former Girls Aloud singer and TV presenter Kimberley Walsh is the older sister of Emmerdale's Amy Walsh, who plays the role of Tracy Metcalfe.
Brooke Vincent and Ellie Leach
Coronation Street actresses Brooke Vincent and Ellie Leach play half sisters in the ITV soap, but in real life they are cousins.
Jill and Chelsea Halfpenny
Actress Jill Halfpenny is Casualty actress Chelsea Halfpenny's auntie.
Hannah and Kara Tointon
Former EastEnders actress Kara Tointon is the older sister of Hannah Tointon, who has starred in TV shows such as The Inbetweeners and Call The Midwife.
Nick and John Pickard
Hollyoaks actors Nick and John Pickard played half brothers in the Channel 4 soap, but they are also brothers in real life.
Joe and Shana Swash
I'm A Celebrity: Extra Camp host Joe Swash is the older brother of former EastEnders actress Shana Swash. The pair appeared on the soap together.
Mark and Jess Wright
Siblings Mark and Jess Wright appeared on The Only Way Is Essex together.
Lacey and Daisy Turner
EastEnders actress Lacey Turner is the older sister of former Hollyoaks actress Daisy Turner.
Apparently, Jeremy Clarkson will be the new host, with a source telling The Sun: "The show was a huge hit last time around and the hope is that it’ll live up to that success the second time around."
And now the Top Gear presenter has confirmed he'll return to the show, saying: "I have always loved the show and am thrilled to be involved with its re-birth.
"I’m a big fan of quiz shows and I’m looking forward to hosting this iconic TV show and hopefully making a few millionaires."
Don't worry - there's not much changing about the show apart from the new host, as the format of the show will be the same 15 questions and lifelines (ask the audience, phone a friend and 50/50).
HOWEVER. Viewers are reportedly set to see a number of twists and turns throughout - which all sounds very exciting, we must say.
While nothing has been heard from Chris Tarrant's camp as to why he won't be presenting it, he was handed a 12-month driving ban and a whopping fine in January after pleading guilty to drink driving.
In the meantime, let's take a trip down memory lane and watch the moment Charles Ingram became a millionaire by cheating the show.
WATCH: Charles Ingram DUPES Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? and wins the jackpot
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