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That's the Question was a puzzle-themed game show on GSN where you have to find out the question to the answer.

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  • That's the Question was a puzzle-themed game show on GSN where you have to find out the question to the answer.
  • A two-season wonder from GSN, hosted by Bob Goen. In it, two players compete in a word game that's a bit of a cross between Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!. The first question simply reveals one letter at a time until someone rings in, to determine who starts. From then on, Bob asks trivia questions. A randomizer hops along a blank word puzzle, which spells out a trivia question. Once the randomizer stops, the players take turns answering more trivia questions. They are given the answer, but scrambled with one letter added. Correctly unscrambling the answer drops down the extra letter into the word puzzle. If the contestant thinks they know the question, they may stop and read it for five points. Round 2 is the same, with doubled values. Also, the answer to the question is no longer spotted
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  • That's the Question was a puzzle-themed game show on GSN where you have to find out the question to the answer.
  • A two-season wonder from GSN, hosted by Bob Goen. In it, two players compete in a word game that's a bit of a cross between Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!. The first question simply reveals one letter at a time until someone rings in, to determine who starts. From then on, Bob asks trivia questions. A randomizer hops along a blank word puzzle, which spells out a trivia question. Once the randomizer stops, the players take turns answering more trivia questions. They are given the answer, but scrambled with one letter added. Correctly unscrambling the answer drops down the extra letter into the word puzzle. If the contestant thinks they know the question, they may stop and read it for five points. Round 2 is the same, with doubled values. Also, the answer to the question is no longer spotted at the top of the round.
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