Now You See It - Season 1

Season 1
1973
They played Word Search in this game show, with contestants having to announce the Row or "Line" and Column or "Position" some times, while other rounds the words are automatic. All words appear horizontally and can run in to each other. The stage is filled with Neon Lights and the Music is based on Chump Change. Center Stage are flights of stairs which all the people walk down. They sit at a multi level desk for the Returning Champion on top and the other players at the lower level. They were divided by blue and green. The Game Board is a giant Trilon. One side contains the Logo, also lit up in Neon. The other two sides contain Puzzles. The Solo Game is played Center Stage using a Telestrator at Jack Narz's desk which faces a giant Clock mounted in the Audience.

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