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Note: Contestants do not need to have the full value of a question in their bank in order to attempt it (e.g., a player with $5,000 may still attempt the $100,000 question). A correct answer to the question adds money to the player's bank, but a wrong answer will subtract that amount. Before each question the player can choose to stop and take the money already won, but if at any time the bank falls to $0, the game is over and the player will go home with whatever they won in You in 60 Seconds.
 
Note: Contestants do not need to have the full value of a question in their bank in order to attempt it (e.g., a player with $5,000 may still attempt the $100,000 question). A correct answer to the question adds money to the player's bank, but a wrong answer will subtract that amount. Before each question the player can choose to stop and take the money already won, but if at any time the bank falls to $0, the game is over and the player will go home with whatever they won in You in 60 Seconds.
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==Theme Song Lyrics==
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I remember your name, but forgot your face.<br />
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I remember the time, but forgot the place.<br />
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Think I got, Think I got, Think I got.<br />
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Amnesia.
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==Inventor==
 
==Inventor==

Revision as of 02:49, 4 February 2014

Host
Dennis Miller
Broadcast
Amnesia
NBC 2008
Packagers
Mark Burnett Productions/
Super Delicious Productions

A show where players win money by answering questions about their own lives.

Gameplay

The game is played in five rounds.

You in 60 Seconds: Instead of standard welcome intros, Amnesia begins with a speed round. The contestant has 60 seconds to answer seven questions, winning $1,000 for each correct answer, for a maximum of $7,000. There is no penalty for wrong answers, and the money won in this round is the contestant's to keep.

In the next three rounds the contestant is sent to a soundproof booth and a loved one is asked about various events they have shared with the player. The contestant then returns and is asked questions. Occasionally, in lieu of a question, the contestant must complete a stunt to be credited with a correct answer (such as trying to place the names of five obscure body parts on a dummy within 30 seconds). A frequent stunt is a blindfolded taste test of a familiar family recipe, with three imitation dishes.

Round 1: $5,000 for each correct answer (3 questions played)
Round 2: $10,000 for each correct answer (2 questions played)
Round 3: $20,000 for each correct answer (2 questions played)

Thus, contestants can end round 3 with up to $75,000 in their "memory bank".

Total Amnesia: Risk is introduced in the end game, so the player is given the option to stop or proceed before each question in this round. If they choose to proceed, contestants choose a question by picking one of their supporters, each holding an envelope that contains a question about their relationship. Each question is worth money, as follows:

Question 1: $25,000
Question 2: $50,000
Question 3: $100,000

Note: Contestants do not need to have the full value of a question in their bank in order to attempt it (e.g., a player with $5,000 may still attempt the $100,000 question). A correct answer to the question adds money to the player's bank, but a wrong answer will subtract that amount. Before each question the player can choose to stop and take the money already won, but if at any time the bank falls to $0, the game is over and the player will go home with whatever they won in You in 60 Seconds.

Theme Song Lyrics

I remember your name, but forgot your face.
I remember the time, but forgot the place.
Think I got, Think I got, Think I got.
Amnesia.


Inventor

Mark Burnett

International Versions

Amne$ia had versions in the UK, Australia, and Brazil