TV
The Colour Of Money aims to test contestants' nerves to the limit in exchange for large amounts of cash.
Participants are asked to choose ten coloured cash machines containing between £1,000 and £20,000. The amount that can be withdrawn increases the longer they hold their nerve, but the machines lock down when a pre-programmed maximum is reached, leaving contestants with nothing.
Tarrant said: "When I saw The Colour Of Money, I thought it was brilliant. It's a simple format and creates such tension.
"It seems so easy, but our coloured cash machines prove that there's not always a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow."
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