earlier. In the new format, the objective was to guess a word from one-word clues with a point structure identical to that of Password (10 points were awarded for guessing the password on the first clue, nine points on the second clue, eight points on the third clue, etc.) After the fifth word, point values doubled. The first team to reach 25 points won $100 and played a reformatted "Big 5", played similarly to Password's "Lightning Round", only with 30 seconds to guess five words at $100 each. There were no returning champions in either format. Each show featured two new contestants. Theme music For the first five months, Snap Judgment used as its main theme the composition "Window Shopping" by Bob Cobert (previously used on The Price Is Right). The second theme, named after the series and composed by Score Productions, debuted on September 4, 1967 and remained until the show's end. Episode status Due to network wiping practices of the era, and unlike a majority of Goodson-Todman games which were preserved using videotape or kinescope recordings, no episodes of Snap Judgment are known to exist. Board game In 1968, a Snap Judgment board game was released by Milton Bradley. References External links NBC original programming 1960s American game shows 1967 American television series debuts 1969 American television series endings Television series by Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Productions Lost television shows