1998

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A visual question, then two more general knowledge questions

Ding-a-ling...
The bell tells us that it's time for the player with the highest score, to visit the gift shop. Nicky tells us about the prize (valued at ~$1500), which the contestant can purchase for $6 of his or her score
Glenn comes into the gift shop, and tries to persuade the contestant to buy the prize. sometimes, he'll lower the price and/or offer a cash bonus

After four more general knowledge questions, it's time for the first "Who am I?" question. Glenn reads through the clues until every player has guessed incorrectly, he reveals the final clue or a contestant gives the corret answer. Each player has one chance to guess.

Shot of Phil Whoever correctly guesses the "Who am I?" question, has a pick of the 'fame game' board. The nine panels (eight bearing pictures of celebrities, one with a picture of a home viewer), each mask a prize that the contestant will win upon choosing the corresponding panel. One of the panels contains $10 to be added to the contestant's score
Afterwards, we reach the first commercial break

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	A visual question, then two more general knowledge questions
	Ding-a-ling... The bell tells us that it's time for the player with the highest score, to visit the gift shop. Nicky tells us about the prize (valued at ~$1500), which the contestant can purchase for $6 of his or her score Glenn comes into the gift shop, and tries to persuade the contestant to buy the prize. sometimes, he'll lower the price and/or offer a cash bonus
	After four more general knowledge questions, it's time for the first "Who am I?" question. Glenn reads through the clues until every player has guessed incorrectly, he reveals the final clue or a contestant gives the corret answer. Each player has one chance to guess.
	Whoever correctly guesses the "Who am I?" question, has a pick of the 'fame game' board. The nine panels (eight bearing pictures of celebrities, one with a picture of a home viewer), each mask a prize that the contestant will win upon choosing the corresponding panel. One of the panels contains $10 to be added to the contestant's score Afterwards, we reach the first commercial break