Chain successfully solves the chain, that team wins the game. If not, the other team automatically wins. Bonus Round The winning team then advances to the bonus round, which was different for each version. 2006-2007 ("Instant Reaction" revival) For Lane's first series, the bonus round was a revival of "Instant Reaction" from the NBC version. The first two members gave clues by building questions, alternating one word at a time. If either clue giver gave more than one word in a row, built a clue that was not loosely in the form of a question, or said part of the answer, the clue givers had to move on to the next word. The third player could not see the answers but had to ring in to guess the answer to the question his/her partners were constructing. Once the guesser rang in, no more clues may be given on that word. Any team member could also pass as often as possible to throw out the current word. Season one In the first season, the team was given 90 seconds to go through as many as 20 words. The player setup was the same as in 1980 except: The table was now much smaller. The team now stood at the table instead of sitting. All three members of the team now had their hands over the bell - now a standard call bell - at all times. (On the NBC version, the clue-giver that gave the last word to finish the question reached over and pressed a raised button in front of the guesser to ring the bell.) Because of the smaller table, the guesser was now blindfolded. In the first 30 episodes, if a team got seven correct answers, they would double their money from the main game; if they got ten correct, the main game winnings were tripled. For the following 35 episodes, the requirements were reduced to only five and seven correct answers, respectively. Season two A new format was introduced for season two. The guesser sat in a chair with his/her back to the clue-givers and held a signaling button to ring in. When the guesser rang in, the clock stopped for up to three seconds while the guesser gave his/her answer. If the team guessed five correct answers in 60 seconds, they earned an additional $5,000. If not, they were given $100 for each correct answer. 2015