Click is an American television game show based around computers and the then-relatively novel medium of the Internet. The youth-oriented series was created by Merv Griffin and hosted by Ryan Seacrest, with a female co-host who also served as announcer: Amber Bonasso in Season 1, and Amber Willenborg in Season 2. It aired in syndication from September 6, 1997 to August 1999, and reruns aired for several years thereafter on Game Show Network. Gameplay Three teams (green, red, and yellow) of two teenagers played three rounds, where the aim was to answer questions worth varying amounts of money. In each round, the contestants stood at podiums facing a large videowall (which acts as a computer), each screen of that wall had an icon with a symbol representing a category on it. A flashing cursor bounces around the board and stops when someone "clicks the mouse" (pushing down a large red button in the center of the podium at the central station) A question is then read, and teams earned cash for correct answers. Two main categories (called "Stations") were featured in the first season; regular knowledge categories were answered at "The Motherboard", the station where teams played the game. The Hard Drive station was added in Season Two and was where the regular knowledge categories were answered. "The Motherboard" was only used for clicking the mouse on one of the three stations. Website Possible topics included: E-Mail—identifying a famous person who wrote a fictional e-mail. Moved to Chat Room for season two. Click Pix—A picture clue was given for a question. Click Video—A video clue was given to the question. Sound Bytes—Audio clues were used for questions. Home Page—Identifying a topic from a series of clues, grouped into a "home page" format. Added during the second season. Word Wizard/Chat Room Topics included: Spell Check choosing the correct spelling among a choice of three, during season two this was changed to searching for a misspelled word in a sentence. Dictionary—Choosing the answer that best fits the definition of a given word, among a choice of three. The Dictionary was moved to the Hard Drive in season 2 and had four choices. Funetics—Identifying license plate-type puzzles, or a word spelled phonetically. Used in season one only. Instant Message—Identifying who is online, via a fictional instant message. Also added during the second season. Hard Drive (Season Two only) Topics included: Health Math Animals