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'What IS this thing'? In this - the second iteration of the syndicated game show, panelists were presented with an odd or unfamiliar object, and each had to tell a story about what the thing was. One panelist told the truth, while the others told more-or-less convincing lies. Contestants tried to win points by deciding which panelist was telling the truth.

Two teams of two players compete against each other to determine the name of a famous person. One member of the team, who knew the answer, would give clues to his or her teammate.

Rules (Format 1: March 31, 1969-January 2, 1970) The Game has 3 Celebrity/Star couples who were involved in all 4 questions throughout the show. (i.e.: "How many chicken legs could a college football team eat during the show?") to answer this/that question, The Celebrity/Star Couples are writing down their answers by the numbers where they averaged the answer numbers and selected only 1 studio audience player by the announcer John Harlan by choosing 1 of the 3 couples correctly and he/she wins $100 and in September 1969, The Studio Audience Member will win merchandise prizes. (Format 2: January 5-July 31, 1970) The Studio Audience Member can choose the answer 4 times in 4 questions, He or She wins a new car. When he/she choose the wrong couple with the wrong answer, he/she loses a turn and it leads to choosing another studio audience member to choose the right answer.

First iteration of a game show, where an item was placed before several celebrities - one of whom was telling the truth, the others, were not. The contestant won, based upon whether-or-not they wagered correctly on the celebrity who told the truth.

Contestants win money by guessing which members of the celebrity panel answer questions correctly, with payoffs determined by odds set by the studio audience.

Teams of three players competed in the classic dice game, mixed with elements of "Match Game '73."