Game Lab Museum Gallery

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Welcome to the Game Lab Museum. Here you'll see some of the Great Things of some Game Show Elements that may have been cut or never quite made it to the airwaves

= Table of Exhibit Contents
Page 1: Classic Concentration (Winner's Circle Clock), Sale of the Century Version 3-3 (Winner's Big Money Clock), Double Dare 1987 Fox Syndication Pilot Sound Stage, Double Dare Sound Stages Version 1  

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Game Lab Museum
Exhibit: Classic Concentration - Winner's Circle Clock
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Designer Director Plaque:
Before Update 1 of Classic Concentration as an OOC Game, the Clock Display Counters are used for the Winner's Circle Endgame in the OG Classic Concentration with a base time of 35 extending to 95 in theory since the Highest it went to on the actual show was 75 Seconds which were going to be included. However, after two OOC Games of Classic Concentration, it proved to be too difficult as an attempt counter and hard to be included. They're preserved here for posterity.

= Bonus Game

Initial 35 Second Attempt

40 Second Attempt

45 Second Attempt

50 Second Attempt

55 Second Attempt

60 Second Attempt

65 Second Attempt

70 Second Attempt

75 Second Attempt

80 Second Attempt

85 Second Attempt

90 Second Attempt

95 Second Attempt
 

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Exhibit: Sale of the Century - Winner's Big Money Game Clock
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Designer Plaque:
Before Update 3-1 of Sale of the Century as an OOC Game, the Clock Display Counter shown is used for the Winner's Big Money Endgame, the Third and Final Endgame for Sale of the Century's 3 Endgame Formats until the show's ending in 1989.
The reason is was cut for the OOC Game Version and replaced with Double Counter where the Correct Answers & Wrong Answer Count is shown (with 4 Check Marks & 4 Red Xs) is something to do with saving memory on an old computer. So the Attempt Counter for Sale of the Century was cut.

= Winner's Big Money Game


Initial 20 Second Attempt

25 Second Attempt

30 Second Attempt

35 Second Attempt

40 Second Attempt

45 Second Attempt

50 Second Attempt

55 Second Attempt

60 Second Attempt

65 Second Attempt

70 Second Attempt

75 Second Attempt

80 Second Attempt

85 Second Attempt

90 Second Attempt

95 Second Attempt
 

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Exhibit: Double Dare 87 Syndication - Young Adult Version Pilot on Fox Network
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Plaque:
This Sound Stage was intended for the Fox Network Version of Double Dare for Married Couples & Celebrity Guest Star Teams as they compete for up to $5,000, $25,000 in cash and prizes. Seeing as this Pilot Never made it past the airwaves during 1987-1988, neither did this Sound Stage and OOC Game Version. Instead, we got Family Double Dare & Super Special Double Dare in its place.
May the Fox Network Nighttime Version of the Young Adult adaptation for Double Dare rest in pieces.



= Regular Syndication
"Let's Play Double Dare! Today one of our teams could win [Insert Grand Prize], and now, its time to meet our host, here he is... [Insert Host]"
= All Star Syndication
"Today, one of our teams could win [Insert Grand Prize]! This is Double Dare and here's your host... [Insert Host]."  

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Exhibit: Double Dare 1986-1993 Version 1 Sets
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Tester Plaque:
There has been re-imaginings of the Game Show Sets. Like the 1996 Grid Set of Jeopardy, a change in design every once in a while is a good idea. But some hosts like to joke around that if something goes really wrong while a new set is assembled then they'll be back in the current set. A Moment of silence, please, for the DMS Double Dare Triple Digit Scoreboard Sets, torn down in its prime.


1986 Premiere Set Version 1


1988 Premiere Fox Set Version 1


1988 Premiere Fox Version Set


1990 Nickelodeon Family Set Version 1


1992 Nickelodeon Family Set Version 1


1992 Premiere Super Special Set Version 1
 

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Exhibit: Second Chance 1976 Pilot Sound Stage
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Tester Plaque:
This Sound Stage is the original model set for Second Chance during the Pilot Episode which survived the Master Tape Reel Wiping Process caused by NBC, CBS, ABC and other Major TV Networks during the 1950s to 1970s.
The Podium's Penalty Counter were eventually changed to the Pop Up Penalty Display from the Light Up Penalty Displays...
*1 Mandatory Outing Later...*
As I was saying...
...The Podium's Penalty Counter were eventually changed to the Pop Up Penalty Display from the Light Up Penalty Displays is because of Reasons Unknown.

Second Chance 1976 Pilot
 

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Exhibit: Get the Picture 1991-1993 Team Names
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Programmer Plaque:
The Orange & Yellow Team Podiums of the Get the Picture Game Show that aired on Nickelodeon actually have team names sometimes used in the Second Season.
The names of each team shown sounds like the Inside of a Windows or Mac Computer. Can you guess why?

= Orange Team Names
Cassettes
Floppy Disk
CD
DVD
= Yellow Team Names
Hard Drives
Solid Drives  

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Game Lab Museum
Exhibit: Concentration - Double Play Clock
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Designer Director Plaque:
The Clock Display Counter is used in the Double Play Endgame in the OG Concentration with a base time of 10 to 35 extending to 95 in theory since the Highest it went to on Classic Concentration was 75 Seconds which were going to be included. However, the Reason why it would be changed to the Winner's Circle Version for the Concentration OOC Games is due to reasons unknown. So, the Double Play Endgame for the OOC Game of Concentration 1976 was cut

= Double Play Bonus Game Counter
 

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Double Dare 3-6: Family Era 1-3 (Fox)
Contains Family Double Dare: Fox
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= Family Double Dare (Fox Version)
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= Overwritten

= End Credits Options
BGM: YDKJ Vol. 3 High Scores
E = Exit
N = New Players
S = Same Players

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Designer Director Plaque:
The High Score Tables you see here are for the Fox Version of Family Double Dare from 1988 which were going to be included for the Standalone Fox Version of Family Double Dare as an OOC Game. However, due to the Fusion of both Nickelodeon and Fox Versions of Family Double Dare. The Standalone Fox Version of Family Double Dare never made it as an OOC. A moment of silence please for a Standalone OOC Game with the 10 Bell Salute.  

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Double Dare 3-6: Family Era 2-3 (Nickelodeon)
Contains Family Double Dare: Nickelodeon Version
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= Family Double Dare (Nickelodeon Version)
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= Overwritten

= End Credits Options
BGM: YDKJ Vol. 3 High Scores
E = Exit
N = New Players
S = Same Players

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Designer Director Plaque:
The High Score Tables you see here are for the Nickelodeon Version of Family Double Dare from 1990 & 1992 which were going to be included for the Standalone Nickelodeon Version of Family Double Dare as an OOC Game. However, due to the Fusion of both Nickelodeon and Fox Versions of Family Double Dare. The Standalone Nickelodeon Version of Family Double Dare never made it as an OOC Game. May it Rest in Pieces