�SHOW ME THE MONEY,� HOSTED BY WILLIAM SHATNER, AIRS WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20 ON THE ABC TELEVISION NETWORK

�Episode 106� -- Contestants Bob Glouberman, a video game reviewer from Phoenix, Arizona and Percy Smith, an airport traffic officer from Los Angeles, California each try to win over a million dollars, on �Show Me the Money,� WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.

In �Show Me the Money,� contestants must answer a minimum of six trivia questions. After each answer, the contestant chooses from among thirteen stunning dancers on stage, each of whom holds a scroll with a dollar figure to be added or subtracted -- for correct or incorrect answers -- to the contestant�s total. A correct answer, combined with choosing a dancer holding big money, can quickly catapult the player�s winnings into the millions. But a wrong answer, combined with the wrong dancer, can wipe out winnings in an instant. There is no opportunity to play it safe � contestants will be tempted to take the money and run, but this rollercoaster ride of a game show requires that you play to the very end.

Adding to the variety aspect of the show are the thirteen stunning Million-Dollar Dancers who are always ready to break into any style of dance, while audacious master of ceremonies William Shatner spontaneously boogies with the beauties on stage.

�Show Me the Money� is produced by Endemol USA, a division of Endemol Holding. David Goldberg is the president of Endemol USA. Endemol USA. Endemol produces hit series including ABC�s �Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.� The series is executive-produced by Mike Nichols.

�Show Me the Money� is broadcast with Spanish subtitles via secondary closed captioning. A TV parental guideline will be posted closer to airdate.