prizes, and advanced to the bonus round. If three of the four contestants became frozen, the unfrozen player automatically won the game. Defeated contestants received parting gifts. Bonus round The champion selected one of the eight spaces on the board and had one chance to stop the arrow on it. Doing so awarded all prizes described in that day's main game, in addition to everything she had already won. Champions stayed on the show for a maximum of five days, or until they reached the $25,000 winnings limit that was in effect for CBS game shows at the time. Broadcast history Give-n-Take debuted on September 8, 1975, at 10:00 am Eastern (9:00 am Central/Mountain/Pacific), replacing the Nicholson-Muir series Spin-Off and facing NBC's popular Celebrity Sweepstakes (ABC did not program at 10:00 and had returned the 10:30 slot to its affiliates in 1969). The series moved to 4:00 pm (3:00 Central) on November 3, replacing Musical Chairs, where it struggled in the ratings for its last four weeks against the ailing soap Somerset on NBC and the short-lived revival of You Don't Say! on ABC. Give-n-Take was replaced by Tattletales on December 1 in a scheduling shuffle. See also Say When!! (1961-1965 game show similar to Give-n-Take) References CBS original programming 1970s American game shows 1975 American television series debuts 1975 American television series endings Television series by Warner Bros. Television Studios