turn or until all of the tags had been found. There was no Power Prize in the Mad House; instead, the bonus vacation was awarded if the team managed to "clean house" by getting all of the tags before the last teammate into the Mad House ran out of time. The members of the losing team were also allowed into the Mad House, and used various methods in an attempt to slow down the winning team so that they would not have a clean house. Merchandise Board game Fun House was a board game loosely based on the American children's game show of the same name. It was released in 1988. The game utilized dice, markers, and a board game that plays like a real fun house. It was given as a consolation prize on the show. Travel game Tiger Electronics (1989) A Klix Pocket Travel Game was released in 1989. Video and computer games Hi Tech Expressions (1989, 1991) Games released from the Commodore 64 & MS-DOS were released in 1989, while a version for the NES was released in 1991. Exercise videos Warner Home Video (1990) In 1990, two exercise videos were released under the Fun House Fitness collection hosted by Jane Fonda and J.D. Roth respectively. The first one was called The Swamp Stomp for kids ages 3–7, while the second and final line of exercise videos was called The Fun House Funk for kids ages 7 and up. It was re-issued as part of the Jane Fonda Collection DVD compilation in 2005. References External links 1988 American television series debuts 1991 American television series endings 1980s American children's game shows 1990s American children's game shows English-language television shows First-run syndicated television programs in the United States Fox Kids Fox Broadcasting Company original programming Television series by Warner Bros. Television Studios Warner Bros. Television Studios franchises Television series about children Television series by Stone Stanley Entertainment Television series by Telepictures Television series by Lorimar-Telepictures Television shows adapted into video games