When it comes to the best of the best.  There is only one word you need to know when it comes to American Game Shows.  No fancy gadgets, no unique hook, it's just straight Questions and Answers.

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Or in this case Answers and Questions.

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With over 7000 episodes in the books, this Merv Griffin creation has withstood the test of time of "physical challenges", "reality tv", and every other out of the way addition that has been added to Game show history.

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And it's still as relevant now as it was when it first started in 1964.  When Merv's wife said "There have been on good question and answer shows" since the game show scandals.   And NBC knew it from day one, without ever even looking for a pilot episode.

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And as we say, with 31 daytime emmys, the ONLY Peacock Award to ever go to a quiz show, and TV Guide's #45 show of all time, the rest they say is history!

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OUR VERSION:

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How can you mess with a classic?   Other than eligible to being played as an open game, our version is almost as true to form as we could make it.   (Although admittedly, we have only 1 Daily  Double per board usually), the look, the feel, the Quest.. er, Answers. 

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Why change perfection?  (yes, UK Game Shows, I'm looking at you.. you don't need a lot of bells and whistles to be a GREAT show - It's not our fault that the UK puts limits on prizes).