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Question round from the episode dedicated to 'Witchcraft', broadcast on 13 April 1987. On the Question round there were three couples of contestants. The champions, who were the contestants that had won the highest amount of money the previous week, and therefore had the right to return, were distinguished by the pink strips around their chests with the word 'CAMPEONES' ('CHAMPIONS'). In the first part of the show, a secretary would hand each couple of contestants a tray full of envelopes in turn. The contestants were to choose one and give it to the host. The envelope contained a multiple-answer question which the host read to the contestants and gave an example (like: 'Name some fruits like, for example, an apple.'
The couple then, after the host said 'Un, dos, tres. Responda otra vez' (English: 'One, two, three.
Respond again'), had to repeat the given example, and give as many answers as they could within 45 seconds. Contestants had to answer alternately and could not repeat an answer that had already been given. Additionally, the rules encouraged contestants to be as specific as possible (for instance, if a contestant answered 'berries' to the above question, then they could not say a more specific versions, such as 'strawberry' or 'blueberry' as it would be counted as a repetition). Additional rules were added for some questions. When a contestant gave a mistaken or repeated answer, a member of the negative cast stopped the clock immediately and the couple's time was over. From the third season, the contestant who did not have the turn to answer could mime to help the other contestant if he or she got stuck.
Contestants were given a certain amount of money for each correct answer. The accountant secretary was in charge of sum and announce the money won in each question. There were three questions for each couple with an increasing level of difficulty.
In the show's early seasons, couples were given 25 for each correct answer for the first question. In later seasons, a machine determined the random amount of money for that in every episode. In the second question the couples were given the amount won in the first question for each correct answer. And in the third question the couples were given the amount won in the second question for each correct answer. When all the questions were done, the couple with the highest amount of money became champions and returned the following episode and the other two couples went on to the second part of the show.
In the last episode of every season and in special self-contained episodes with no regular contestants, as Christmas specials with children or charity specials with celebrities, the two couples with the highest amount of money went on to the second part of the show and the couple with the smallest amount of money left the show. The elimination round. Elimination round from the episode dedicated to New York, broadcast on 30 September 1983. There was a large structure decorated like the Empire State Building, with on the background and a steep with a string. On the top of the building there were the female members of the couples, and the male members had to climb the slope to reach the top. The female members would throw liquids to their respective rivals to try and make them slip and make them more difficult to climb. The winner would be the couple whose male member would reach the top first, and if no one managed it on the specified time, the winner would be the one who had reached the highest height.
The elimination round was a physical competition that changed each week according to the episode's theme. For example, contestants might be required to fill wine glasses sitting on a tray and then slide down a slide, and the winner would be the couple with the highest amount of liquid accumulated in a jar, or they might be required to climb structures like buildings, strings or poles faster than their rivals, or they could also have to wear clothes of the opposite sex and walk through a cat walk in front of a jury that would vote the funniest couple. On the tenth season, the elimination round would be replaced by a round of questions about the book of the week and the winners would be the couple with the highest amount of correct answers. The winning couple would go on the third part of the show. The consolation game In the first season and also in the first half of the third season, the couple losing the elimination round went home only with the amount earned on the question round. This was changed during the second season, when the consolation game was introduced. During second, second half of the third, fourth and most of the fifth seasons, the consolation game was a board game, usually involving the use of giant dice and a big board, where moving the tab to certain square and answering certain question or performing certain task would give money to the contestants.
They could also lose money from the question round if they did not have luck, and usually there was a goal in the game which if reached gave the contestants a jackpot that was increased each week it was not won. All board games were dedicated to the mascot of the show, and a home version of these games were commercially released so that people could play at home. From the last episodes of the fifth season onward, a change was made in the style of the games. They were no longer typical board games but luck games attached to certain sponsor.
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These games were more simple in their rules (usually simply choosing some numbers or letters from the sponsor's name), but the potential prizes were drastically increased. In many episodes the couple in the consolation game eventually won a much better prize than the one who had won the elimination round at the end of the Auction. The auction. The fifth season was a continuation of the fourth. The only major changes were to introduce a new secretary who was black and recovering the ordinary first question in the question round.
For the first time, Chicho announced with great fanfare that this season would be the show's last, a tradition that went on at the end of each season afterwards. On this season, he would bury a coffin with elements and attrezzo of the show inside; a gloomy scene that became a classic on Spanish television. Even though the show was supposed to be over, Chicho was asked to do another season. New mascots were introduced for this season, El Boom and El Crack, with identical functions as their predecessors, El Chollo and El Antichollo. With the new mascots, a new title sequence and a new main theme song were also released.
Only for this season the show returned to Mondays, and it achieved the highest ratings ever with nearly 25 million viewers, more than half of the population in Spain. In this season, the rules of the question round were brought back to the original ones from seasons one to three, only with the difference of letting the contestants choose on the third question a specific topic among four, which were 'Art & Literature', 'Geography & History', 'Sports, Games & Entertainment', and 'Science & Nature', and the envelopes would be in four piles so that they could choose the envelope from the preferred topic. This was removed the following season to recover the original increasing difficulty three questions. During this season, international stars started appearing on the show, including the rock group, the British singer and the Italian singer. Again, it was announced that this season would be the show's last. After four years, Chicho was asked again to resurrect the show, and he agreed.
He brought back Ruperta the pumpkin as the mascot of the show and a new title sequence with Ruperta's old main theme song was released. Las Hurtado sisters also returned as the negative cast, but with new characters called Las Derrochonas (English: The Squander Girls), nieces of the characters from the previous seasons. The new hosts were and.
Jordi would host the question round and the auction, and Miriam would be the accountant in the question round, host the elimination round and the consolation game, and sing and dance with the secretaries in the auction. The secretaries recovered their trademark glasses lost in 1983, but they still sung and danced choreographed dances. Thanks to much bigger budgets driven by much more interest from advertisers, these choreographed pieces were performed in large sets. Prizes were also increased, with the base money being ten times bigger than in previous seasons. The season finale was a special feature dedicated to the show's 20th anniversary, lasting three and a half hours and featuring actors and actresses from all previous seasons. The ninth season started a few months later.
A new host, , replaced Jordi and Miriam. One of Las Hurtado, Paloma, could not join the negative cast on the first months because she had been accidentally shot in the face weeks before the launch of the season and was recovering from the surgery.
She was replaced by two actresses, Merce Comes and Vicky Plana, who joined the remaining Hurtado sisters, until Paloma returned in January, 1994, with great fanfare and the applause of all the public and members of the cast. A major change was made on the rules. There would be only two questions instead of three, with a much higher base money for them.
Also, in this season there were no champions, and the winners of the question round would be granted the right to buy their presence in the auction with the money they had earned. In the elimination round, the other two couples would compete to get the consolation game, where they could increase the money won in the question round. At the end of the auction, the only offer the host would give was to give back the contestants the money earned in the question round in exchange of the final prize.
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All these changes would only last for this season. The last episode was dedicated to 'The big boom' and the sets were all symbolically blown up, putting a definitive end to the show. With the audience rating falling down this end was considered final.