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Teams of two race to identify songs by sound in hopes of winning up to $1 million. Whoever wins the most $ gets to play the final round against Shazam - the show's computer. Actor Jamie Foxx and his daughter Corinne as DJ host the show.

An audience of 100 contestants who must successfully guess which celebrity the performer is related to before they are revealed. Featuring non-famous relatives of celebrities singing duets with their hidden famous family member.

Contestants get their musical memory challenged in a bid to win $1 million. They'll sing alongside the studio band, but suddenly the music will stop, and the words will disappear. Will they sing missing lyrics, or freeze under pressure?

Contestants vie for $1 million, selecting songs across genres and eras. They sing on video screens where lyrics disappear, forcing correct lyric delivery.

U.S. version of the British game show hosted by comedian Michael McIntyre.

Two players will face each other and take turns picking cards to get four in a row in the lottery, when they land on the crazy card they can get more money and the player with the most lotteries will win a ultimate cash prize.

The original version of the popular and long-running quiz show, hosted by Red Benson Contestants competed to see who had the more comprehensive knowledge of popular songs by trying to be the first to identify pieces of music. Additional challenges included contestants bidding to see who could "name that tune" in as few notes as possible.

Wayne Brady kicks off the first episode of Fox's new fill-in-the-missing-lyrics game show by introducing 10 musical categories from which first contestant Katie must choose in order to sing her way to the $1 million jackpot: The '80's, Girl Bands, Classic Rock, Pop, Country, R&B, Divas, Rock, and The Rolling Stones.

Contestant Katie tries to complete the correct lyrics to songs by such artists as Edie Money, Tommy Tutone and Leann Rimes, but how well does she know The Rolling Stones?

New contestant Luke attempts to completes the correct lyrics to songs by The Doobie Brothers, Rose Royce and Rick Springfield.

Contestant Luke continues his winning streak by trying to finishing the words to hits by Bill Withers, Don Mclean, Creedence Clearwater Revival and Michael Bolton.

Contestant Eddie Mui tests his music mettle with Elvis, Toni Basil and Stevie Wonder, but when it comes to Robert Palmer, is he "Addicted to Love"?

Eddie tries to continue his winning streak with Break-up songs, and new contestant Theresa Ryan takes on rock anthem "We are the Champions" and the love song "Ain't no Sunshine" by Bill Withers. Will she become a million dollar winner with Irene Cara's '80s classic "Flashdance"?

Contestant Dan McLaughlin starts off with Ben E. King. He then goes on to Deep Blue Something and the J. Geils Band. Dan then gets his favorite song by Barry Manilow.

Contestant Lucas Kuzma takes the mic to show off his Steppenwolf skills, but how well does he do with tunes by Celine Dion or Quincy Jones? New contestant Joe Langer starts off with Barry Manilow, but will he break the bank with Roy Orbison?

New contestant Erin Payne belts out Whitney Houston and the Beach Boys and contestant Eddie Vandiver walks the line with Johnny Cash and Garth Brooks.