ROAD TO A MILLION: JAMES BOND INSPIRED GAMESHOW 'SHELVED' BY PRIME VIDEO AFTER TWO SERIES
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James Bond inspired game show 007: Road To A Million has seemingly been shelved by Prime Video after two series.
Claims the show were set to be shelved first emerged from website Bother's Bar last Autumn. Since the first reports, Prime Video and those involved in making the show have declined to comment when approached by TV Zone.
The second series, which landed last Summer, saw award-winning actor Brian Cox back as The Controller, overseeing a new cast of everyday heroes from the UK. This time around, eight pairs of ordinary people embark on a thrilling 007-inspired global adventure which takes them from Bangkok’s Sinn Sathorn Tower to shark-infested waters in the Bahamas.
They face epic challenges testing skills and relationships, including facing live scorpions in Thailand, firing guns in an historic Hacienda in Mexico, and braving dizzying Alpine cable cars. The slowest pairs face elimination in the tense Killer Question with only one duo reaching London for a shot at winning £1 million.
007: Road To A Million is available now on Prime Video.
