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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | 1966-69 NBC Game Show produced by Bob Stewart after leaving Goodson-Todman. Two contestants faced a board of nine windows in a 3 x 3 setup. The windows were opened, with the outer eight (numbered) showing answers, for 15 seconds. Afterward, host Bill Cullen read a question and the players had to find the window the answer was in; 10 points were awarded for a correct pick, and that player kept going until picking a wrong window. |