a car, you didn't win a toaster. You won a free ticket on our famous Pie Coaster." or "We've got a one-track mind, and so will you, a trip down the Pie Coaster on What Would You Do?." Other features Musical Pies In addition, the show often featured pieing-related variations on games such as Musical chairs, Simon Says, Rock, Paper, Scissors, and "One potato, two potato". In "Musical Chairs" (redubbed "Musical Pies"), contestants seated together in a row passed around a cream pie while music played, when the music stopped, the person left holding the pie had to stick it into his or her face, and if the person refused, a family member or friend might be called down to pie him or her. The winner was awarded a "real" pie (i.e. a cherry or apple pie) to take home. This was also featured on Slime Time Live. Family Challenges The second season often featured "family challenge" games which pitted entire families against each other in performing certain activities; the family with the fewest pied members when the game was over would be declared the winner. On other occasions, one family was divided into several teams (ladies vs. men, kids vs. parents, etc.) Most of the time the winning team got to choose from getting a token to the "Wall o' Stuff" for each winning team member, or sending the losing team member(s) to a pie device. Pie-a-Thons A handful of episodes during the first season, promoted as "Pie-a-Thons", were made up entirely of stunts, games and activities featuring pies and also pitted the children in the audience against the adults. In a departure from normal shows, the winners could pie themselves, thus earning points for their team. One popular "Pie-a-Thon" feature was the "Pie Lottery", in which each member of the audience was assigned a number and any person whose number was called would be given the opportunity to pie themselves; on rare occasions, a person who did not wish to pie themselves would get to pie a family member or friend or someone else of their choosing. At the end of the show, one child and one adult would stand by the Pie Slide and exchange two envelopes repeatedly until a buzzer sounded. At that point, the audience would vote on who should go down the Pie Slide. The winner of the vote went down the pie slide,