The $10,000 Sweep was a primitive version of Pyramid. The host asks a question, and if the correct answer is given, it will lead his/her teammate to the identity of a related person, place, or thing; if a team makes a "sweep" by winning four games in a row, they win $10,000. Air Date : 28th-Oct-2000

Cop-Out! was a unsold game show pilot that pit two contestants against each other, trying to see whether celebrities are being honest or "copping out" (not telling the truth). Air Date : 28th-Oct-2000  Read More

Get Rich Quick! was the failed Bob Stewart pilot that premiered the format of forming questions one word at a time. Air Date : 28th-Oct-2000  Read More

Second Guessers was an unaired pilot involving members of the studio audience trying to guess the answers people on the street would give to cute questions. Air Date : 28th-Oct-2000  Read More

The $10,000 Sweep was a primitive version of Pyramid. The host asks a question, and if the correct answer is given, it will lead his/her teammate to the identity of a related person, place, or thing; if a team makes a "sweep" by winning four games in a row, they win $10,000. Air Date : 28th-Oct-2000  Read More

Dollar A Second was the wild and crazy quiz/stunt show where contestants win money for every second they stay on the show. Air Date : 28th-Oct-2000  Read More

Ten contestants competed for one whole week trying to answer questions, although they were only shown halves of them. Air Date : 28th-Oct-2000  Read More

This game involved four celebrities and two civilians segregated into teams by gender. In the first round, one celebrity was asked a question such as "Can you forgive a cheating husband", and before he/she answered the question, he/she would lock in whether they were going to answer the question based on their beliefs, or what they believed their celebrity partner's believed. Air Date : 28th-Oct-2000  Read More

Five celebrities played against five contestants of the same occupation, hobby, etc. in a game of asking & answering riddles. Air Date : 28th-Oct-2000  Read More