Round Robin is the name of the final segment of the Question Round on Supermarket Sweep. Teammates would alternate between each question, for a total of 6 questions.
10 seconds of sweep time for each correct answer, and up to 60 seconds up for grabs.
Premise[]
The contestants were shown the scrambled letters of a brand name, food, or other item found in the market, and three clues were given that related to the product. The players had to guess the item by unscrambling the letters shown. If no one buzzed in with a correct answer after the last clue was given, all three clues would be repeated quickly. Players then switched places with their teammates to allow each player to try and answer the next question. They continued to switch places until the final question was asked.
Variants[]
The Round Robin originally consisted of four questions, but was lengthened to six questions in the Fall of 1990 in order to give all three teams a chance to earn up to 60 seconds (one minute). (During the Twin Car Giveaway Finale, eight questions were used per game, and the contestants were awarded $50 for each correct answer).
Occasionally, during the Lifetime era, five clues were given and no scrambled name was used.
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