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The last run was in daily syndication for six months in 1978-79, hosted by Jim Peck.
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* [[Bonus Round]]: The Bonus Board.
** '''NBC:''' Three clues were shown, one at a time, to a famous name. $300 was awarded for getting the name on the first clue, $200 for the second, and $100 for the third.
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** [[Game Show Host]]: Jack Barry on the original KTLA series, followed by Tom Kennedy. Clark Race hosted part of the 1974-75 KTLA series, followed by Tom. Jim Peck helmed the syndicated run.
* [[Show the Folks At Home]]: Names were flashed on-screen along with a hushed spiel by Harlan. Subverted at least once per show with "Guess Who" or a series of question marks.
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* [[Expy]]: Indeed, it was so similar to ''Password'' that Goodson-Todman [[You Wanna Get Sued?|threatened a lawsuit for plagiarism]]; while they didn't get ''YDS'' off the air, they '''did''' get them to move Tom's podium from the center to the far left.
* [[Obvious Rule Patch]]: Shortly into the NBC run, players that won the game 3-0 (a "blitz") ''and'' got $300 on the Bonus Board also won a new car.
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