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buzzer"), each X or O on the board at that point was worth an additional $ 50 to the contestants, with each contestant guaranteed at least $ 100 in total winnings. The contestant with the most money at the end of the show won a bonus prize, which for the first seven years of the syndicated series was a car. From 1978 to 1980, the endgame described above was used with each prize worth at least $ 5,000 including a new car; cash prizes of $ 5,000 and $ 10,000 were also available. If the match ended in a tie, one final question was played with the star of one contestant's choosing; if the contestant agreed or disagreed correctly, he/she won the match; otherwise, the match went to the opponent. The nighttime syndicated version's episodes were self-contained, unlike the daytime version where games could straddle.

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mathematically impossible for the opponent to get three in a row; it is possible to capture as many as six squares without blocking the opponent from getting a diagonal three in a row, which did occur in an early episode). Correctly agreeing or disagreeing with a star's answer captured the square. If the contestant failed to agree or disagree correctly, the square went to his/her opponent, unless this would have resulted in a win for the opponent, which was not allowed; in that case, the square remained unclaimed and the opponent got a chance to capture it themselves on his or her turn.

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additional $ 2,500, the Secret Square prize package (if not yet won), and a new car; the cash bonus was increased through the years. By 1976, the prize for a five-day champion included additional cash ($ 5,000 or $ 10,000), two new cars, and a luxury vacation, with a total value of somewhere between $ 20,000 and $ 25,000. In September 1976, an endgame was added after each match with the champion simply selecting a star, each of whom held an envelope with a prize; the top prize was $ 5,000, with additional prizes ranging from small kitchen appliances to items worth up to about $ 2,000.

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200 per square). If time had run out with the contestants tied, one more question was asked to one celebrity; if the contestant agreed or disagreed correctly, they won the money for one square and the match. If not, their opponent automatically won. The single-question format was also used on occasions where there was not enough time remaining for a proper third round. The contestant who finished with the most money won the match and went on to the bonus round. Contestants wore name tags on all episodes of this version except for the premiere.

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contestant who picked that square during the game won a bonus prize package if they correctly agreed or disagreed with the star. Secret Square prize packages added cash on the daytime edition, which started at around $ 1,000 for the 1966 episodes; the base amount increased in the later years from 1967 to 1980, by which time a new Secret Square package was worth around $ 3,500 to $ 4,500. The package grew daily until won. The question for the star was sealed in a special envelope and was almost always multiple-choice.

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first season, contestants only played for half the money; $ 500 was won for each of the first two games, with $ 1,000 for the third and $ 2,000 for all subsequent games, and $ 250 was given as a consolation prize for failing to win a game. The consolation prize amount also was used for each contestant's square if time ran out during a game and was counted towards their cash total to determine the day's champion.

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did not know the correct answer to a question and was unable to come up with a plausible bluff. In such instances, the contestant was offered the chance to answer the question and earned or lost the square based on how they answered. Usually, the contestants declined, in which case they incurred no penalty, and the same star was asked another question for that contestant to agree or disagree.

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the necessary two games won the match. The Secret Square was still played during the second game but the accumulating jackpot of prizes was discarded in favor of playing for one prize per match, regardless of whether or not the previous match's prize was won. Third, the format change resulted in the show no longer being self-contained, as matches could and often did straddle episodes.

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than one person, the champion selected only one person from that square. The champion was given 60 seconds to answer as many multiple-choice questions as possible and was allowed to consult their celebrity partner for help; however, only the champion's answers were accepted. Each correct answer was worth the amount in the envelope, which was revealed at the start of the round.

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unclaimed. Beginning in 1973 and ending in 1978, the first three games had a Secret Square, with each game offering different prize packages, usually worth between $ 2,000 and $ 7,000. From 1978 to 1980, the Secret Square games were cut to game numbers two and three (the first two games early on). The Secret Square was not used during the 1980–1981 daily syndicated version.

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100 for the first and increasing by that amount for subsequent games until time ran out and a winner was declared. In contrast to the original version of the show, players could win games by default if the opposing player incorrectly agreed/disagreed with a celebrity whose square gave the other player a completed row or five-square win. On all other versions of

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issued a version of the game in 1974 with a picture of Peter Marshall on the box. Marshall was the original host of the television version throughout its entire first run. This was the first of the adaptations to feature humorous names for the celebrities. A similar board game based on the UK version

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Originally, the show used the same "pick a star, win a prize" format the Marshall version had used during its last few years on the air. Each of the nine squares hid a different prize, with $ 10,000 cash ($ 15,000 in season 3) and a car being the two most expensive. The day's winner simply picked the

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If the chosen key started the car, the contestant won it and retired; otherwise, the contestant returned the next day with that car eliminated should he or she return to the bonus game. After a fifth victory, the contestant automatically won the only car still in play at that point and retired. Every

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Watkins-Strathmore produced the first two home versions of the show in 1967. Both versions featured a game board that allowed for writing in the celebrities' names under each square (using crayon, soft lead pencil, or a similar wipe-off medium). Each version included four decks of 45 question cards,

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The bonus round format from the previous season remained but with several changes. All nine keys were in play every time a contestant played the bonus round regardless of whether he/she had won the prize in the previous round or not. Each correct answer in the first half of the round was now worth $

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The game used the original version's rule that games could not be won due to an opponent's error. For the first season, each game was worth $ 500 with a bonus of $ 100 per square if time ran out in the middle of a game. Beginning in season two, the third and subsequent games were worth $ 1,000 (or $

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For the 1968 NBC primetime series, the first two games were the Secret Square games. One Secret Square offered a trip and the other Secret Square offered a car or occasionally a boat. If not won, the prize offered in the first round carried over to the second round, with a second prize added. If not

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as host. Neither Parks nor Baron were considered to host the series, partly because NBC was “looking for a complete non-entity”, and partly because Baron was considered “too New Yorky”. NBC acquired the rights to the show, which debuted on October 17, 1966, with Peter Marshall as host, a job he held

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produced two home versions, first in 1980 with a game loosely based on the Marshall version, then in 1986 for the Davidson version, with a 3-D board and twelve "celebrities" to insert into the board. Both versions specified that there was no "Secret Square" rule, and like the Ideal version, matches

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The Secret Square game is played as the first game on a given broadcast (or the first complete game, if a show began with a game already in progress) during the daytime series. In this game, a randomly selected Secret Square is shown only to the home audience by the shot of the television camera. A

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The nighttime versions featured the same two contestants playing for the entire half-hour with each completed game worth $ 300 (NBC prime time) or $ 250 (syndicated). On the syndicated version, if time ran out with a game still in progress (interrupted by a loud horn that the host called "the tacky

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Taking turns, each contestant selected a square. The star in that square was asked a question and gave an answer, which was usually preceded by a zinger. The contestants had the choice of agreeing with the star's answer or disagreeing if they thought the star was bluffing. On rare occasions, a star

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was a legitimate game show, the game largely acted as the background for the show's comedy in the form of joke answers (commonly called "zingers" by the production staff), often given by the stars prior to their real answer. The show's writers usually supplied the jokes. In addition, the stars were

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replaced Jeffrey Tambor as the announcer and Bruce Vilanch returned to the series as an occasional panelist. Second, the game format was scrapped in favor of returning to the best-two-of-three match format last seen on the NBC series in 1980. Each game was worth $ 1,000 and the first player to win

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The first season also saw up to two Secret Square games. In the earliest episodes of the series, two Secret Square games were played on each show with a different prize offered for each game. The Secret Square was played in both the second and third games of the day, but after two weeks the Secret

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series, two new contestants competed on each episode. A coin toss determined who would begin the first game during this time. Beginning in the second season, the returning champion rule was reinstated; a contestant could stay on for a maximum of five days. With this change, the incoming challenger

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series, the first and second games were worth $ 1,000 to the winner. The third game was worth $ 2,000, and every subsequent game until time ran out was worth $ 4,000. If a contestant did not win anything in the main game, $ 500 was given to them as a consolation prize. In the early episodes of the

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saw several different variations on the gameplay. First, the panelists were not given bluff answers or briefed. Second, the questions followed either a multiple-choice or true/false format. Third, for each square a contestant claimed $ 25 was added to his/her score with each game win starting at $

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in 1965 and the regular series debuted in 1966 on the same network. The board for the game is a 3 × 3 vertical stack of open-faced cubes, each occupied by a celebrity seated at a desk and facing the contestants. The stars are asked questions by the host and the contestants judge the truth of their

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previously reran a package of 130 episodes from Marshall's hosting run, the majority of which came from the syndication run during the 1970s. At least 13 episodes from the 1968 NBC primetime run are also known to have been part of the Game Show Network rerun package. It was noted at the time that

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The champion faced a general knowledge trivia round with their choice of any of the nine celebrities. Again, each of the celebrities held envelopes with varying dollar amounts hidden inside, ranging from $ 1,000 to $ 5,000 (increments of $ 500). If the champion picked a square that contained more

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released a similar 3-D board/12 celebrity inserts version in 1999, based on the Bergeron version. Early printings did not specify a "Secret Square" rule, but this was later revised so that every question card with a number ending in "5" was a "Secret Square" question worth $ 1,000 in bonus cash.

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The objective was to complete a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line of three squares all earned for either X or O, or to earn as many squares as possible, as contestants could also win by capturing five squares (early in the Marshall run, a player was required to get enough squares to make it

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Season 6 theme weeks used the game format from the first five seasons, with each match played to time and the bonus round serving as the final segment. The winners of these matches played the bonus round for $ 10,000 cash or a car, and had one key eliminated at the outset before eliminating any

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The tiebreaker was the same as the previous versions except that the contestant who had won the most games, most squares overall, or won the last game played (whichever came first) had the option to play the question or pass it to his/her opponent, with a miss by either contestant giving their

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as the announcer (in addition to retaining his semi-regular appearance). Winkler guest announced for several weeks during the season. Some changes were made to the overall production with the show adopting a new logo that referred to the show as "H2". The set was given a new makeover where the

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For the final season, the champion first chose a car, then one of the nine celebrities. Each held a key; five of them had the correct keys, while the other four had keys that would not start any car. If the champion failed to win the chosen car, it remained available after subsequent victories

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During the first two seasons of the syndicated series (1971–1973), the first two games were Secret Square games, with the prize packages generally worth about $ 2,500. If no one claimed the prizes offered in the first round, they were carried over to the second round, and if still not won went

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Once the 30 seconds were up, Bergeron and the champion moved from the contestant area to the stage floor where the day's prize awaited. For each correct answer the champion gave in the speed round, one key was blacked out on a grid of nine. After the speed round, the champion chose one of the

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Beginning partway through the first season and continuing until partway through season four, the champion could only win the prize by correctly agreeing/disagreeing with the response that the chosen celebrity gave to a Secret Square-style question. A champion who failed to do so was awarded a

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The daytime series was played as a best two-out-of-three match between a returning champion and an opponent, with each game worth $ 200/$ 400 per match (originally $ 100 for each game and an additional $ 300 for the match that totaled $ 500). Originally, a five-match champion retired with an

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Though there have been variations in the rules and prizes of the game, certain aspects have remained fairly consistent. Two contestants competed in every match, one playing X and the other O. Traditionally, the matches were male vs. female with the male playing the X position and referred to

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Beginning in the second season and continuing until the end of the fifth season, the Secret Square game was played for an accumulating jackpot of prizes that Bergeron referred to as the "Secret Square stash". A new prize was added to the jackpot each day until someone claimed it.

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If the champion did not win the prize on a particular show, he/she received $ 1,000 for each correct answer given during the speed round as a consolation prize. For each subsequent attempt on winning the same prize, one free key was blacked out at the outset of the round.

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This version lasted three seasons, ending on June 16, 1989. At the end of the final episode, a video clip from the first week of shows was run, introducing the celebrities who had appeared that week. Davidson, the panelists, the audience, and the crew then sang

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At the end of the 60 seconds, the champion was given a choice to either quit with the money earned in the round or attempt to go double-or-nothing on an open-ended final question, with the category given to the contestant before he/she decided to play on.

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one of which was marked with asterisks as the "Secret Square" question, which earned the player an extra $ 100 if answered correctly. Rules allowed for a 3-game match to be played, with $ 200 awarded for each game (just as the daytime rules specified).

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match played in the first half of the program playing O and the show's returning champion playing X, regardless of the player's genders (all other versions had women playing O and men playing X with exceptions, as noted above). This version of

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reprising his role while the announcer was Bob Brunner. The trivia questions were mainly focused on the music and history of its state, for only four episodes were taped at the Clay Center. The celebrities that were seen in this version were:

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consolation prize of $ 2,500 cash in the first season; this award was dropped once returning champions were reinstated in the second season. However, during theme weeks in which contestants only played once, the $ 2,500 was given for a miss.

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was the announcer for the series and, beginning late in the first season, he also became a regular panelist occupying the bottom center square. Starting with episode #100, Stevens temporarily left the show to film the movie

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was featured in the tactically important center square throughout most of the show's original run. In 1968, after two years on the show, Lynde became the regular center square. Lynde's outrageous jokes earned him three

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Games were played until one player/team won $ 5,000. Alternate rules allowed for timed play (suggesting a 30-minute "as if you were on TV" game), with the player/team ahead once time expired being declared the winner.

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was frequently asked questions related to history or relationships, to which he would first respond with a clever zinger to get a laugh (usually a wrong answer but funny joke/punch line) before providing his answer.

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explained at the beginning of the Secret Square game, the celebrities were briefed prior to the show to help them with bluff answers, but they heard the actual questions for the first time as they were asked on air.

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To start the round, a 30-second speed round was played. One at a time, the champion chose a celebrity and Bergeron would read a statement about them. The champion had to either agree or disagree with the statement.

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was brought in to be the executive producer, with John Moffitt and Pat Tourk Lee as producers. The venture was to be a co-production of Moffitt-Lee Productions and Goldberg's One Ho Productions, in association with

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The 1998 syndicated series has been rerun on Game Show Network in the past, and every season except one (including the final season) has been carried by the network over the years. Episodes were also rerun on

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broadcast week started with a new set of five cars; if a champion's reign carried over from the preceding week, one car was eliminated for each of his/her victories to that point, in ascending order of price.

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as well as historical figures from the past. NBC later brought the concept back to the daytime series in the 1976–1977 season with a slight retooling, where instead of children playing entire families played.

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on March 30, 2003 (episode 7.21), Marshall lauded the concept, but lamented that by the time each of the characters was introduced, very little of the show's half-hour format was left for actual gameplay.

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The second game of each show was a Secret Square game. As with the original version, the Secret Square was revealed to the home audience at the start of this game; if a contestant chose that square, a

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celebrity they wanted and won whatever prize was in an envelope that the star was holding. As noted by Bergeron at the start of the bonus round for each episode, the prizes totaled over $ 100,000.

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portion, a third tier was added to the panel seating area, with three more celebrities being introduced to the proceedings at the show's midpoint. All nine celebrities could play the Super Match.

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Circle. One of the contestants was usually a returning champion. In later iterations with a returning champion, the X spot is reserved for the returning champion and the O spot is the challenger.

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Square prize only carried over to the third game if neither contestant had claimed in the second game. From the second season forward, the Secret Square was only played in the second game.

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sounded and if the contestant agreed or disagreed correctly, he/she won a prize (usually a trip). The prize did not increase in value from one show to the next if it was not collected.

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Once the champion won a prize, a new prize would be available for him/her to try for if he/she returned to the bonus round the next day. The procedure for each new prize was the same.

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On occasion, a gift certificate to an upscale merchant was placed inside the safe instead of the designated cash prize. This was usually done for special theme weeks or tournaments.

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was not a success and NBC announced its cancellation in the spring of 1984, with the final episode airing on July 27, 1984. It was replaced the following Monday with the soap opera

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was eventually chosen as the permanent center square for the 2003–2004 season (though some guests continued to appear as center square during a few theme weeks of that season).

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Of the over 3,000 episodes of the original series, "no one has an exact count" of how many still exist. A substantial number, mostly from the daytime run, may have been

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After Goldberg's departure, at first, the show did not feature a traditional permanent center square. Instead, a new celebrity was in the center square each week.

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Many celebrities became recognized as regulars on the show. Some regulars were frequently asked questions pertaining to a certain topic or category. For instance,

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After the 2001–2002 season, Goldberg left the series and Moffitt and Lee were fired. Vilanch also left his writing position and Rhea moved to New York to host

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ranked it at No. 7 in its list of the 60 greatest game shows ever. Internationally, there have been multiple versions produced under a variety of names (see

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as a distributor (Century Towers was a subdivision of Orion formed to produce game shows, specifically this series and the 1987–88 syndicated revival of

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and King World, who would also be responsible for distributing the revival; this differed from Columbia-TriStar and King World’s other collaborations,

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instead of being eliminated. The five-day limit was removed, allowing champions to remain on this show until they either won a car or were defeated.

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given the questions' subjects and bluff (plausible, but incorrect) answers prior to the show. The show was scripted in this sense, but the

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was also considered. In addition to her production duties, Whoopi Goldberg served as the permanent center square, with series head writer

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Also, for theme weeks, each match's winner would have one extra key removed at the start of the round since they would only play once.

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The show also ran at night, first on NBC from January 12 to September 13, 1968, as a mid-season replacement for the short-lived sitcom

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also became the series' third regular panelist, usually in the upper-left square. All three took turns as guest hosts for Davidson;

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The first two seasons of this version of the series employed a bonus round that was similar to the one used on the 1970s game show

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portion of that show. Following Marshall's retirement, the show has since been revived twice in syndication: a version hosted by

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3rd: Luxury vacation or a trip around the world, worth $ 20,000–$ 30,000 (To win, the selected key had to open a steamer trunk.)

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substantially more Marshall episodes than the 130 that GSN aired are believed to exist, but for a number of reasons (including

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nominations in 1972, 1973 and 1974. He left the series after taping the August 20–24, 1979, week of shows and was replaced by

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on the cover. It did not specify a "Secret Square" rule. Matches were best two-out-of-three with no money awards specified.

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from 1998 to 2004. Three revivals were run in the 2010's with a different title all on Paramount cable channels; in 2012,

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replaced Stevens as announcer/panelist during his week as host. All music for the program was composed by Stormy Sacks.

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serving as executive producer, Ernie De Massa as producer, Paul Ruffino as Location Manager for remote productions, and

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On May 2, 2024, CBS announced that they had greenlit a new version of the show that will premiere in January 2025 with

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The programs were directed by Steve Grant and Bob Loudin, who directed many television programs including the Davidson

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was the final addition to a short-lived game show powerhouse block on NBC, which for the next two years also included

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The prize structure was also changed, with the objectives the same as noted above. The new structure was as follows:

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almost always received questions about other celebrities, which allowed him to do an impression of that individual;

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below). When combined with two spinoffs of the franchise, the show has been produced for seven different decades.

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Beginning approximately two months into season four and continuing until the end of that season in June 2002,

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added a second airing in 1972 and began airing daily or nightly in September 1980, the show's final season.

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instituted a new high-stakes round in response to the recent trend of quiz shows offering big cash prizes.

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Game Show Hosted By DC Young Fly Set For Fall Premiere On VH1; Kevin Hart & Jesse Collins Among EPs"

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Game Shows FAQ: All That’s Left to Know About the Pioneers, the Scandals, the Hosts, and the Jackpots

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contestant desks were replaced with podiums with LED screens inside and a rewritten version of the

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often received questions on dating and relationships, playing off her lovelorn comic persona; and

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returned as an announcer but unlike the previous series, he was not a panelist on this version.

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In 1991, as part of Orion Pictures' bankruptcy, its intellectual properties were auctioned off.

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released an electronic LCD handheld game based on the Bergeron version. In 2002, the official

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The daily "Hollywood Squares" series is a tic-tac-toe game with a panel of nine performers...

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was always played as the second (middle) segment of the show, and featured the winner of the

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ran from November 1, 1971, until May 22, 1981. Initially airing once weekly, the syndicated

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announced a limited-run revival of the series as a fundraiser for the organization. Dubbed

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had an online version of the show using the celebrities that were on that week. In 2010,

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episodes exist in their entirety and have been airing on the digital television network

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2nd: $ 25,000 cash (To win, the selected key had to unlock a safe containing the money.)

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was also given a lot of celebrity questions for which he usually gave the wrong answer;

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remaining keys. If the key performed the desired action, the champion won the prize.

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often responded with mock anger to questions that were carefully worded to play upon

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The most complex and entertaining panel game ever devised is Hollywood Squares...

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version that ran from 1971 to 1981. It then returned to NBC in 1983 as part of a

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Graham, Jefferson (August 23, 1988). Now it's hip to watch 'Hollywood Squares'.

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Harrington, Stephanie (3 August 1975). "To tell the truth, the price is right".

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was released by Buckingham Toys five years later in 1979 with a picture of host

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For season five, the prize levels and the methods to win them were as follows:

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and his production partner Michael Levitt as the new executive producers and

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has a handful of NBC daytime episodes in their film and television archive.

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program, under license from Orion, with a revival of the Goodson-produced

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won in the second round, the Secret Square prize package went unclaimed.

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X, with the female playing the O position and referred to informally as

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and debuted on October 31, 1983, at 3 p.m. Eastern, replacing the

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each hosting one of the episodes. The panelists for the game included

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Celebrating the start of its ninth year on the air in 1974, (L–R) are

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segment featured six panelists, as it had from 1973 to 1982; for the

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segments. Most of the semi-regulars were previously better known for

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John Ricci Jr. and Philip Berman served as the executive producers.

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employed three different bonus games during its six seasons on air.

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for 15 years. Marshall agreed to host because he did not want rival

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Reboot With Drew Barrymore Set For 2024-25 Broadcast Season At CBS"

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portion of the show. The only regular panelist on this version was

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For the final (1980–1981) season, the syndicated series left NBC's

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Also in 1974, Event Records released a compilation album entitled

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series was put into production. Referred to throughout its run as

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as the "center square". On June 11, 2024, Deadline reported that

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began the first game of a match. The show ended on June 4, 2004.

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1st win: Car (To win, the selected key had to start its engine.)

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In May 2024, it was announced that the show would be revived by

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Second title card for the Bergeron run, used from 2000 to 2002

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joined the series as the permanent center square. Comic actor

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answers to gain squares in the right pattern to win the game.

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5th: $ 100,000 cash (To win, the safe needed to be unlocked.)

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format; six years later, a revival series began development.

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in 2015 and was produced or licensed by FremantleMedia (now

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from May 22, 2012 until December 18, 2012 and was hosted by

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that aired on NBC from 1966 to 1980, as well as a nighttime

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were best two-out-of-three with no money awards specified.

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wardrobe, a 50-day cruise on Delta Line Cruises, the first

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on MTV2 with Peter Rosenberg, and from 2017-19 on VH1 with

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and others. During most of its daytime run, NBC broadcast

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Other regulars and semi-regulars over the years included

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from November 1 until November 29, 2019. Similarly to

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were among those who played center square, as well as

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as host. The show is slated to air in January 2025.

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Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Game Show winners

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Fretts, Bruce (June 17, 2013). "Eyes on the Prize".

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