
Musical Chairs
Jerome Schnur and Don Kirshner made a game show called Musical Chairs with emcee Adam Wade for CBS. A musician himself, he often joined the other musicians as they sang songs correctly until stopping at a line of lyrics. The contestants immediately participated in a multiple choice game that was displayed on a unique gold colored rear projection screen, sometimes followed by a timed game to meant for tie breakers. At the end of the episode, the champion had their episode's winnings doubled.
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