NBC plans a 12-day-long, 24/7 quiz show this fall

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[April 25, 2013]  NEW YORK (AP) -- NBC says it's planning a 12-day-long, around-the-clock competition show to air this fall.

The network said Wednesday that the trivia-based game show, "The Million Second Quiz," will air live in prime time from a specially built studio in the heart of Manhattan. This hourglass-shaped complex will also serve as the living quarters of the four finalists.

When the 12 days -- or 1 million seconds -- draw to a close, the winner could claim a cash prize of as much as $10 million.

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Viewers will be able to play along in real time and sync to the prime-time broadcast.

NBC's president of alternative and late night programming calls the show "a game, a social experiment and a live interactive event."

The network didn't announce a premiere date.

[Associated Press]

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