the question values were doubled to $100 to $400, with a total of $2,000 or more needed to win, and these increased amounts remained in place for the rest of the series. Contestants kept any money banked during a game, regardless of the outcome, making Bullseye one of the few Barry & Enright shows to allow losing contestants to keep winnings from the game. Since the champion always spun first, it was possible for him/her to win without giving the challenger an opportunity to play. If this happened, the challenger returned to play again in the next game. As was the case with most Barry & Enright game shows, a contestant won a new car after every fifth victory, and players competed until beaten in the main game. Bonus Island The champion advanced to play the bonus round, referred to as "Bonus Island." Once again, he/she hit a plunger to stop the spinning windows. For this round, however, the windows contained various dollar amounts ($100–$150–$200 originally, later increased to $100–$200–$300 during the fifth week). All three windows also contained bullseyes, and one contained a lightning bolt. After each safe spin, any dollar amounts appearing in the windows were added to the pot for this round. Originally, if a bullseye appeared, the champion had the option to freeze that window and put it out of play; this option was later removed and any windows showing bullseyes were automatically frozen. The champion could choose to stop at any time and keep the accumulated money, but if the lightning appeared, the round ended and he/she forfeited the money. The location of the lightning was not revealed until after the round was over, so the champion had no way of knowing whether it had been put out of play behind a bullseye. The champion won a prize package, usually worth between $2,000 and $4,000, by either spinning three bullseyes or surviving a given number of spins (originally ten, later reduced to seven) without finding the lightning. Spinning three bullseyes also awarded double the money in the pot, or $10,000 (originally $5,000) if the champion did so in a single spin. Surviving all spins awarded either $5,000 or all the money in the pot, whichever was greater. Except for the Celebrity Bullseye episodes, which did not offer prizes, the same prize package was at stake throughout a particular episode until won. Production information The show