the family scoring the most points winning the game. If a tie occurs the family with the fewest buzzes from Sam is the winner. Bounce 'n Boogie Boggle On a 5-by-5 grid that resembles a Boggle board (a "Big Boggle" board), family members take turns searching for words. A player announces a word, then walking to the first letter in the word, spells it out by jumping from square to square to spell them, scoring 1 point for each letter in a correct word. Words must be at least 3 letters long, and the letters used in spelling the word must touch each other in the grid vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. If a player spells a word that has two letters, backtracks (uses a letter square they have already used in the given word), spells a word incorrectly, uses unconnected letters, spells a word different from their announced word, steps on the same letter twice, use contraction words, fail to make a word after beginning to jump, or fails to come up with a word in time, that player's turn is lost. The family that scores the most points in the 2-minute time limit wins. Also, if a family member spells a pre-determined 6-, 7-, or 8- letter Secret Word [it was shown to the home viewers], that family wins an additional bonus prize. This was changed to the "Boggle Bonus Word" in season 2. Connect 4 Basketball In this variation on the vertical checkers game Connect Four, the checkers are replaced with red and yellow balls. Family members take turns in family order throwing those balls into baskets on a 7x6 board, to get 4 in a row in any direction. In the fifth aired(First produced) episode, players from both teams shot their red and yellow balls at the same time. The first team to make 4 in a row won one round; the first to win two rounds won the game. Twister Lights Out In this variation on Twister, the floor-level video board in the center of the studio turns into a 10-by-10 Twister board. Family members have to follow commands by placing a certain limb on a certain colored dot on the board. As play goes on, the dots disappear one by one, clockwise. If a family member's hand or foot is on a dot about to disappear, he/she must move their hand/foot to another dot of