 Two contestants competed in this word meaning game, that s defined by elementary school kids, aged 5 to 9. In Round 1, the child on tape had to define the word that the contestant guessed on. If a player buzzed in with the right word, then he/she got 1 point. If he/she buzzed in with the wrong word, then, his/her opponent got to see the clip on another child defining the same word. If he/she got it wrong, then, the first contestant who buzzed in before, got to see the rest of the video of another little child. In Round 2, two contestants competed in Fast Play, where the round featured jump-in definitions to words given from children, and each correct word a contestant buzzed in earned him/her 2 points, while a wrong guess on a word, allowed the opponent to watch the remaining clip. The contestant with the most points when time ran out won the game along with $500, and a chance to win more money in the bonus round. During its one-year-run on CBS, there were 2 bonus rounds: from September 1982-May 1983, the winning contestant competed in Triple Play. In this bonus round, there were three written definitions written by three separate children (Child "A", Child "B", and Child "C"), and the contestant had to guess the word associated with the three definitions in 45 seconds. A contestant can pass the word at anytime and comeback to it if time permits. If he/she guessed all six words associated with three definitions, then the contestant will win $5000, if not, then its $100 for every word a contestant got to. From May-September 1983, Triple Play s bonus round had changed into Turnabout, in a "Pyramid" clone. In this bonus round, 5 children (to whom they were videotaped before the show) were brought in the studio, and the role was reversed. The winning champion had 45 seconds to describe a maximum of 7 words to children, and as before, only the contestant can pass on a word and comeback to it if time permits. Acing all 7 words will win the contestant $5000 (as the children split $1000), if not, then its $100 for every word that a child guess (as the children split $100).