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* ThinkMusic: The 10-second cue for each question in the ''Interactive Game''. A different version of the cue was used for the other three shows in Wink's 1994 Interactive block.
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* ThinkMusic: The 10-second cue for each question in the ''Interactive Game''. A different version of the cue was used for the other three shows in Wink's 1994 Interactive block.block, although some ''Shuffle'' episodes used this show's cue.
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* AudienceParticipation: In the Martindale version, if there was still time left after the bonus round, an audience member would be chosen to answer up to five Interactive-style (multiple-choice) questions for $20 each.
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* The ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' episode "The Bubble Boy" has George playing a game of this with the titular boy. The Bubble Boy being an obnoxious know-it-all, George seizes upon a famous typo (one answer card incorrectly states that the "Moops" conquered Spain) to refuse the Bubble Boy access to the history spoke. This goes downhill until [[spoiler:George accidentally destroys the Bubble Boy's bubble]].
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* The ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' episode "The Bubble Boy" has George playing a game of this with the titular boy. The Bubble Boy being an obnoxious know-it-all, George seizes upon a famous typo (one answer card incorrectly states that the "Moops" conquered Spain) to refuse the Bubble Boy access to the history spoke. This goes downhill until [[spoiler:George accidentally destroys the Bubble Boy's bubble]].bubble.]]
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** Anyone who lost in the Martindale version would get some of these.
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** Anyone who lost in the Martindale version would get receive some of these.merchandise.
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* ConsolationPrize: In ''America Plays'', if the in-studio champion lost, they would go home with a ''Trivial Pursuit'' [[ProductPlacement board game]].
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* ConsolationPrize: ConsolationPrize:
** Anyone who lost in the Martindale version would get some of these.
** In ''America Plays'', if the in-studio champion lost, they would go home with a ''Trivial Pursuit'' [[ProductPlacement board game]].
** Anyone who lost in the Martindale version would get some of these.
** In ''America Plays'', if the in-studio champion lost, they would go home with a ''Trivial Pursuit'' [[ProductPlacement board game]].
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** GameShowHost: Steve Morris and/or Linda Marr (also something of a LovelyAssistant) for the Wolpert pilots, [[Series/TicTacDough Wink]] [[Series/{{Debt}} Martindale]] for the Family Channel version, Roger Lodge for the ESPN version, and [[Series/TheBradyBunch Christopher Knight]] for ''America Plays'' ([[Series/ShopTilYouDrop Mark L.]] [[Series/RussianRoulette Walberg]] hosted the pilot, but wasn't able to host the series due to his contract for Creator/{{FOX}}'s ''The Moment of Truth'').
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** GameShowHost: Steve Morris and/or and Linda Marr (also something of a LovelyAssistant) for the Wolpert pilots, [[Series/TicTacDough Wink]] [[Series/{{Debt}} Martindale]] for the Family Channel version, Roger Lodge for the ESPN version, and [[Series/TheBradyBunch Christopher Knight]] for ''America Plays'' ([[Series/ShopTilYouDrop Mark L.]] [[Series/RussianRoulette Walberg]] hosted the pilot, but wasn't able to host the series due to his contract for Creator/{{FOX}}'s ''The Moment of Truth'').
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** LetsJustSeeWhatWouldHaveHappened: ...if a winning player with an unused question decided not to risk their money for it.
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* BonusSpace: Bonus questions were hidden behind normal ones during Round 2 in the Family Channel version; these used visual or auditory clues and would award $100 and a half-wedge if answered correctly.
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* BonusSpace: Bonus questions were hidden behind normal ones during Round 2 in the Family Channel version; these used visual or auditory clues and would award $100 and a half-wedge of the player's choice if answered correctly.
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** ESPN version: Similar to above, but the second team member was put into a SoundProofBooth while the first member tried to answer the questions. If they failed to get all six, the second member would have an additional 45 seconds to finish what was left. Multiple answers could be given to a single question until the player either got it right or passed. The grand prize was $2,500, and a team could risk it to play a second show to double their money.
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** ESPN version: Similar to above, but the second team member was put into a SoundProofBooth while the first member tried to answer the questions. If they failed to get all six, the second member would have an additional 45 seconds to finish what was left. Multiple answers could be given to a single question until the player either got it right or passed. The grand prize was $2,500, and a team could risk it to play a second on the next show to double their money.
