to the facts, contestants were also read various suggestions such as "You're getting so sleepy" to make staying awake even more difficult. When the show came back from the break, the team's memory, would be tested on the facts Miss Pickwick had just read to them. The complete information given by Miss Pickwick in every episode, is unknown, as home viewers are given incomplete excerpts of her talking. Miss Pickwick gives an array of information, before she is instantly cut off by the program, (in several cases, when she is mid sentence) when a post production commercial break is held. (Although in actuality, there is not a break for the in studio production.) When the program returns from break, Miss Pickwick is continuing (usually mid sentence) giving facts, although information she may have said interim, is unknown. (This is further complicated, when returning from the commercial break Elwood whispers the aforementioned quiz rules to the audience, while Miss Pickwick is audibly, continuing to give contestants, more information.) At this time, with the studio lights still dim, and Miss Pickwick still talking; Elwood, silently explains the rules. Elwood will ask questions to the contestants, based on the identical information, Miss Pickwick is concurrently explaining to them. However, before contestants can answer a question, they have to get all four feet off the ground and onto a very uncomfortable object, (which varied greatly, and no rhyme or reason for the object being selected was given. It was pure, random chance, to the object the team was faced with; from a small flat raised circle stump on the ground, a balance beam, a rolling log, a high wire, or two raised balance levers) that was located in the center of the stage. Every time a player's foot or any part of their body touched the ground, a buzzer sounded and Elwood would stop reading and start the question again from the beginning. (Players could respond and answer Elwood immediately, at any time their feet were off the ground, without waiting for him to finish the question.) The contestants must consecutively answer five questions (and get to Level 5) correctly. (Or in the very least, keep a consecutive steady level streak, which if reset, contestants must start over to five). Giving an incorrect answer or passing, moved the team down a level, and they must recover their question streak, with the objective still to