in 2012 titled "How Did You Guys Meet, Anyway?" The footage was digitally altered to include a nametag on White that read "Elka", to make it appear that White's character, Elka Ostrovsky, was appearing as a contestant. Episode status All episodes are intact. Game Show Network has aired the show at various times since 1994. Body Language was also seen in select markets on Fremantle's Buzzr station, beginning on June 1, 2015 and again on January 19, 2020. The show continued to air until September 24, 2021. Pilots Three pilots for the series were made on October 9, 1983. The only change in the front game was the scoring, with puzzles worth $100–$200–$300–$400, and $500 was needed to win the main game. Future actress Anne-Marie Johnson, was a contestant on one of the pilots; Johnson had also appeared as a contestant on Goodson-produced Child's Play earlier in 1983. The endgame was called "7 Chances." Two puzzles were shown with the requisite 7 blanks. The celebrity chose the blank to be revealed, and the contestant tried to guess the puzzle. If the contestant got both puzzles, they won $7,000 + $1,000 per leftover chance. If they got one puzzle, that contestant won $500. Other differences include the set, which looked much greener, and the use of the theme song. The theme song was Working Girl March by Dave Grusin, from the 1982 film Tootsie. In addition, the theme was also later used for other unsold Goodson-produced game show pilots of Star Words in 1983 and On a Roll in 1986. Also, the win cue from the endgame "7 Chances" was also used from Mindreaders and later on, the 1980 pilot of Puzzlers and the 1983 pilot of Star Words. One of the three pilots later aired on Buzzr as part of their "Lost and Found" week on September 11, 2015. References External links A short promo for "Body Language" from 1984 1980s American game shows 1984 American television series debuts 1986 American television series endings CBS original programming Television series by Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Productions Television series by Fremantle (company) English-language television shows