Keep Circulating the Tapes: Has not rerun since 1994. Seeing as how it, Shuffle, and Jumble basically just existed to show viewers how to play long-gone home contests, do not expect this to change anytime soon.
Recycled Set: Boggle shared many of the exact same set pieces with its Interactive brethren Shuffle and Jumble. While each show did have a few unique set pieces, they had the same contestant podiums, host podium (sans Jumble, which simply didn't use one), and giant telephone keypad, all played in front of the same glass walls. Said props were moved around on the stage and redressed to at least give each show a (slightly) different look.
What Could Have Been: Circa 1987, a US pilot was produced by Ralph Edwards with Bill Rafferty as host, shot on the same set as the Netherlands version, which actually enjoyed a few years' run. It had a much different format from Wink's version.
