They want to be millionaires

"Who Wants to Be  a Millionaire" pulled into Harrisburg Monday, luring hundreds of people wanting to become wealthy.

Some fans had waited since midnight for the chance to take a 10-minute, 30-question test that would get them one step closer to a million dollars. For the 40 or so lucky ones who passed the test in each session (out of about 400), a personal interview-- looking for dynamic personalities-- followed. 

Reality TV has wandered into the area twice in the last month, the first being Extreme Makeover Home Edition and now Millionaire. 

But 'reality' certainly shouldn't be included in the description. There was very little real about the show's production. Both were choreographed to the minute. It was rather disheartening to see it.