Game Lab: Get The Picture Power Surges

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Welcome to Power Surge Section for Get the Picture


You can see the Rules for each Stunt Challenge in Get the Picture as there's two types of Challenges for each Power Surge Space during Gameplay
= General Knowledge
= Stunt Challenges

Like Double Dare, Round 1 Power Surges are were worth $20 while Round 2 Power Surges are worth $40. Completion would award the team that amount while failure to complete the stunt challenge awards the other team that amount.

The Stunt Challenges of Get the Picture Round 2, however, involved players performing tasks in order to reveal pieces to a bonus picture on a 3x3 Grid. Following the conclusion of the stunt (When all 9 Spaces are revealed, time expires or when a team runs out of objects to use in the assigned stunt), that team is given one shot to guess the bonus picture for $40, as a correct answer awards that amount while an incorrect guess awards the other team that amount.

In the OOC Game Version of Get the Picture, Power Surges would be would worth twice the money ($40 in Round 1/$80 in Round 2).

= Table of Contents
Page 1: Airport Security, Slap Happy, Rebus Mania, What's in Common, It's Raining Pictures, Follow that Rhyme, Clue Me In  

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Game Lab: Get the Picture Gallery
General Knowledge Challenges: Airport Security
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The team is shown some items as if they were being put through an airport security X-Ray machine, and would have to identify 8-12 items that passed through.  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Slap Happy
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A picture is slowly be revealed on the screen through hands "slapping" it onto the screen. The team had to identify 5 pictures  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Rebus Mania
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Like Classic Concentration's Puzzles, The team is shown a rebus and would have 20-30 seconds to solve it. Such rebuses included "Super Mario Bros." and "Marge and Homer Simpson". Just to name some examples of People, Places, Things or Phrases.  

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General Knowledge Challenges: What's In Common
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4 pictures are shown, and the team has to identify what they had in common.  

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General Knowledge Challenges: It's Raining Pictures
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Like it's raining, a picture is revealed one square down; the team has to identify 5 pictures.  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Follow that Rhyme
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Like Simon, 3 pictures are shown; one at a time, a picture would reveal itself, and then the team has to repeat what they saw, until they got 8 times in a row, alternating turns each time.

As an addition to the OOC Game version of Get the Picture, the Front Door Puzzle from Castle of Dr. Brain or JumpStart 3rd Grade would be used where the player has to repeat a color sequence by watching the Colors on the panels and repeat what they saw.  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Clue Me In
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Like Pyramid and Password, one member gives clues for the other to guess. The team has to get 3 items.  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Find Chiphead/Find It
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Like Where's Waldo, the team was shown a picture. Using a telestrator called the "Videowriter", the team had to circle 8 people with chip-type heads in 30 seconds.

In the OOC Game Version, its renamed to Find It where the team is shown a hidden object picture and need to find 8 items that matches the clues that are given.  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Down in Front
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People danced in front of music videos and the team has to identify the artists in them. Sometimes they had to identify just one within 20 seconds; other times, they had to identify 3 in 30 seconds.

So overall, the teams would need to identify 1-3 artists.  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Data Distortion
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Pictures were twisted and distorted. The team had to identify 5 within 30 seconds. Some second season episodes changed this to 4 in 30 seconds, or four in 45 seconds (depending on the episode).

So overall, the teams would need to identify 4-5 artists.  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Draw It
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One player drew a picture on the Videowriter, while their teammate remained at the podium and tried to guess what was being drawn.

A second season variant had the roles switched, with one of the partners explaining how to draw the picture, and the other partner trying to guess what he/she was drawing (sometimes after time ran out).  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Don't Be So Negative
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The team are shown negatives and have to identify what they are

In the first season, they were of things, and they had to identify all five of them while in the second season, they were of celebrities, and they had to identify 4 out of 5 of them.  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Don't Stay Out in the Sun Too Long
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The team is shown images that were "solarized" by the sun, and they have to guess 5 of them  

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General Knowledge Challenges: Rear Windows
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The Team looked out the rear-window of moving binoculars. The team has to identify 5 pictures within 15 seconds.
In the second season, the time limit was changed to 20 seconds.