Home versions and merchandise Watkins-Strathmore produced the first two home versions of the show in 1967. Both versions featured a game board that allowed for writing in the celebrities' names under each square (using crayon, soft lead pencil, or a similar wipe-off medium). Each version included four decks of 45 question cards, one of which was marked with asterisks as the "Secret Square" question, which earned the player an extra $100 if answered correctly. Rules allowed for a 3-game match to be played, with $200 awarded for each game (just as the daytime rules specified).
Home versions and merchandise Watkins-Strathmore produced the first two home versions of the show in 1967. Both versions featured a game board that allowed for writing in the celebrities' names under each square (using crayon, soft lead ,pencil, or a similar wipe-off medium). Each version included four decks of 45 question cards, one of which was marke,d with asterisks as the "Secret Square" question which earned the player an extra $100 if answered correctly. Rules allowed for a 3-game match to be played with $200 awarded for each game (just as the daytime rules specified).