Minute to Win It

  • Minute to Win It

  • When it's on

    June 21, 2013 7:00PM
    Contestants compete in 10 seemingly simple games to win $1 million.

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Two members of the 'Jackass' crew took to the stage on 'Minute to Win It' (Wed., 8PM ET on NBC) and proved themselves to be real class acts, trying to raise money for tw...
'Minute to Win It' became a surprise hit for NBC with its formula of coming up with games that people can recreate and practice at home. On Wednesday's 'Rachael Ray' (we...
The Bishop kids are all right on tonight's 'Minute to Win It' (8PM ET, NBC). The five siblings from San Jose, Calif. will become the first kids to compete in the game ...
On tonight's 'Minute to Win It' (Tue., 8PM ETon NBC), a young couple won a big cash prize -- and then one of them went after the biggest prize of all. Josh Needham and L...
On 'Minute to Win It' (Tue., 8PM ET on NBC), two sisters have a task before them that, if completely successfully, could earn them a quarter of a million dollars. The ch...
Some people will do anything for cookies and cash, even look foolish in front of millions. On 'Minute to Win It' (Wed, 8PM ET on NBC), a randomly selected man and woman m...
Yes, people do win big on 'Minute to Win it' (Tue, 8PM ET on NBC) despite the seemingly impossible challenges. In this clip, two sisters take home $50,000 which will help...
You might not think that Oreo cookies could be sexy. But then, you may not have watched the latest episode of 'Minute to Win It' (Mon., 8PM ET on NBC). A group of former...
A couple goes for $125,000 by having to catch 16 pencils in mid-air on 'Minute to Win it' (Wed, 8PM ET on NBC). It might sound like an easy task, but the contestant must ...
Um, spoiler alert? We guess? Anyway, the headline above pretty much indicates what happened tonight on 'Minute to Win It' (Wed., 8PM ET on NBC). Last week, engaged coupl...
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In-studio contestants play a family-friendly competition in which they try to complete 10 deceptively simple games for $1 million. The contestants have 60 seconds to complete each challenge, which increase in difficulty as the game progresses, or they are eliminated. A contestant may stop at any point and keep any money earned. If all 10 tasks are completed within the time limit, the player wins $1 million. The challenges are easy to replicate so the audience can play along at home.