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Million Dollar Listing
Million Dollar Listing is an American show that first aired on the Bravo television network. The show follows three real estate agents based in Hollywood and Malibu, California selling high-end properties. The six-episode, one-hour series gives viewers an inside look at the world of high-priced real estate in Los Angeles.
Season One
The first season premiered on August 29, 2006. The show takes a look at the high-end real estate market in California. The show followed two real estate companies, one in Hollywood and one in Malibu, and the selling of a listing each week. Episodes showcase a real estate listing from Hollywood and a listing from Malibu, starting from the beginning of the selling process and hopefully to close. The story lines range from a woman who is a hysterical divorcee forced to sell her multi-million dollar home, to an agent whose personal ties to the seller (her ex-fiance) get in the way of a potential sale.
Million Dollar Listing debuted on Bravo Tuesday, August 29, 2006. Each of the six one-hour episodes promise two real estate companies working to sell a house in Malibu and Hollywood areas.
The cast featured many agents, including Chad Rogers and Madison Hildebrand.
[edit] Season Two
Season two premiered on August 7, 2008, almost two years after the prior season, and focused on the agents as opposed to companies in season one. Documenting the lives of three young Los Angeles real estate estate agents, Josh Flagg, Madison Hildebrand and Chad Rogers, working in some of the most exclusive neighborhoods - Hollywood, Malibu and Beverly Hills - over the course of nine months as their paths cross.
[edit] Season Three
Season 3 of Million Dollar Listing premiered Monday October 12th 2009 on Bravo.[1] Season 3 examines a falling real estate market and the three agent's tactics in staying afloat. Edith Flagg returns with Josh, in season 3, as they travel to Europe, to re visit the places she lived during the Holocaust. Season 3 has been the most popular season yet.
[edit] Season Four
Million Dollar Listing will be returning for a 4th season. The new season is currently being filmed. Season 4
Season One
The first season premiered on August 29, 2006. The show takes a look at the high-end real estate market in California. The show followed two real estate companies, one in Hollywood and one in Malibu, and the selling of a listing each week. Episodes showcase a real estate listing from Hollywood and a listing from Malibu, starting from the beginning of the selling process and hopefully to close. The story lines range from a woman who is a hysterical divorcee forced to sell her multi-million dollar home, to an agent whose personal ties to the seller (her ex-fiance) get in the way of a potential sale.
Million Dollar Listing debuted on Bravo Tuesday, August 29, 2006. Each of the six one-hour episodes promise two real estate companies working to sell a house in Malibu and Hollywood areas.
The cast featured many agents, including Chad Rogers and Madison Hildebrand.
[edit] Season Two
Season two premiered on August 7, 2008, almost two years after the prior season, and focused on the agents as opposed to companies in season one. Documenting the lives of three young Los Angeles real estate estate agents, Josh Flagg, Madison Hildebrand and Chad Rogers, working in some of the most exclusive neighborhoods - Hollywood, Malibu and Beverly Hills - over the course of nine months as their paths cross.
[edit] Season Three
Season 3 of Million Dollar Listing premiered Monday October 12th 2009 on Bravo.[1] Season 3 examines a falling real estate market and the three agent's tactics in staying afloat. Edith Flagg returns with Josh, in season 3, as they travel to Europe, to re visit the places she lived during the Holocaust. Season 3 has been the most popular season yet.
[edit] Season Four
Million Dollar Listing will be returning for a 4th season. The new season is currently being filmed. Season 4
Million Dollar Mystery
Tom Bosley has the starring role as Sidney Preston, a disgruntled White House aide who took off with $4 million that belonged to the government. While on the run, he stops at a roadside diner and has their world famous chili. He suffers a fatal heart attack and before dying, reveals to onlookers the location of the first million dollars.
The occupants of the diner head out on a mad dash to find the loot. When they find the loot, they lose it in a mishap. They follow clues to the next million and lose it as well. After finding and losing the third million the movie ends. During the closing credits, one of the characters informs the audience that there is a million dollars somewhere in the USA and if they follow the clues in specially marked Glad-Lock bags, they have the chance to win $1,000,000.
The plot was not unlike a similar movie made in 1963 entitled: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.
The occupants of the diner head out on a mad dash to find the loot. When they find the loot, they lose it in a mishap. They follow clues to the next million and lose it as well. After finding and losing the third million the movie ends. During the closing credits, one of the characters informs the audience that there is a million dollars somewhere in the USA and if they follow the clues in specially marked Glad-Lock bags, they have the chance to win $1,000,000.
The plot was not unlike a similar movie made in 1963 entitled: It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.
Million Dollar Bridge (Maine)
The Million Dollar Bridge was a bascule bridge built in 1916 which carried traffic on Route 77 over the Fore River in Maine between Portland and South Portland.
Permits to construct the Million Dollar Bridge were issued by the Secretary of War in 1893. The bridge was designed in 1914 and opened to traffic in 1916. The bascule span provided a horizontal clearance of 100 ft (30.5 m). Originally owned by Cumberland County, the bridge was transferred to the Maine Department of Transportation in 1959.
In 1993, construction began on the higher Casco Bay Bridge; the new bridge is on a new alignment just east of the original bridge, and is also a bascule bridge. During construction of the new bridge, the Million Dollar Bridge was hit by the Liberian Tankship Julie N. on September 27, 1996, and emergency repairs were made. The Casco Bay Bridge opened in 1997.
Permits to construct the Million Dollar Bridge were issued by the Secretary of War in 1893. The bridge was designed in 1914 and opened to traffic in 1916. The bascule span provided a horizontal clearance of 100 ft (30.5 m). Originally owned by Cumberland County, the bridge was transferred to the Maine Department of Transportation in 1959.
In 1993, construction began on the higher Casco Bay Bridge; the new bridge is on a new alignment just east of the original bridge, and is also a bascule bridge. During construction of the new bridge, the Million Dollar Bridge was hit by the Liberian Tankship Julie N. on September 27, 1996, and emergency repairs were made. The Casco Bay Bridge opened in 1997.
Million Dollar Game
The Million Dollar Game was the XFL's championship game at the end of its only season in 2001. At first it had no special name, then was going to be called "The Big Game at the End," but eventually received the name it ended up with because a pot of one million dollars was to be split among the players of the winning team. The game was played on Saturday April 21, 2001 at the LA Memorial Coliseum.
The game was between the Western Division champion Los Angeles Xtreme and the western runner-up San Francisco Demons. The Xtreme defeated the Eastern Division runner-up Chicago Enforcers 33-16 in the first round while the Demons beat east champs Orlando Rage 26-25. Orlando had finished the 10-game regular season with the XFL's best record, 8-2. Los Angeles was 7-3 while both Chicago and San Francisco each finished 5-5 (Making Orlando and L.A. the only two of the eight teams to finish with winning records in the regular season; the Memphis Maniax were also 5-5 but San Francisco won the playoff berth on a tie-breaker).
The Xtreme, led by regular-season Most Valuable Player Tommy Maddox, won the Million Dollar Game 38-6. The game's MVP was Xtreme kicker Jose Cortez, which was ironic considering the reduced role a kicker had in the XFL, which did not have a point after touchdown (extra point) kick in its rules and also paid kickers the least per game on its salary scale.
After each had been released by National Football League teams earlier in their professional careers, both Maddox and Cortez eventually found themselves back in the NFL. Maddox signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2001. He replaced Kordell Stewart in the 2002 season and led the Steelers into the playoffs. That performance earned NFL Comeback Player of the Year honors. Maddox lost his starting job to Ben Roethlisberger in 2005, and was released in 2006, however still became the first former XFL player to be a part of a Super Bowl champion after the Steelers won Super Bowl XL over the Seattle Seahawks.
Cortez, however, has not enjoyed the degree of success Maddox has. Although he scored over 100 points in the 2001 and 2002 NFL seasons, he has mostly been a journeyman, called in to fill in for a team's injured kicker (For this reason, he played for four teams in 2005).
The game was between the Western Division champion Los Angeles Xtreme and the western runner-up San Francisco Demons. The Xtreme defeated the Eastern Division runner-up Chicago Enforcers 33-16 in the first round while the Demons beat east champs Orlando Rage 26-25. Orlando had finished the 10-game regular season with the XFL's best record, 8-2. Los Angeles was 7-3 while both Chicago and San Francisco each finished 5-5 (Making Orlando and L.A. the only two of the eight teams to finish with winning records in the regular season; the Memphis Maniax were also 5-5 but San Francisco won the playoff berth on a tie-breaker).
The Xtreme, led by regular-season Most Valuable Player Tommy Maddox, won the Million Dollar Game 38-6. The game's MVP was Xtreme kicker Jose Cortez, which was ironic considering the reduced role a kicker had in the XFL, which did not have a point after touchdown (extra point) kick in its rules and also paid kickers the least per game on its salary scale.
After each had been released by National Football League teams earlier in their professional careers, both Maddox and Cortez eventually found themselves back in the NFL. Maddox signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2001. He replaced Kordell Stewart in the 2002 season and led the Steelers into the playoffs. That performance earned NFL Comeback Player of the Year honors. Maddox lost his starting job to Ben Roethlisberger in 2005, and was released in 2006, however still became the first former XFL player to be a part of a Super Bowl champion after the Steelers won Super Bowl XL over the Seattle Seahawks.
Cortez, however, has not enjoyed the degree of success Maddox has. Although he scored over 100 points in the 2001 and 2002 NFL seasons, he has mostly been a journeyman, called in to fill in for a team's injured kicker (For this reason, he played for four teams in 2005).
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