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Trivia Track
''Trivia Track'' is an interactive live game show that premiered on the Game Show Network March 17, 1997, and ran until October 2, 1998; it was taped at the network's Sony Pictures Studios facilities in Culver City, California. The show's first host was Larry Anderson, who was replaced by Marianne Curan (who also hosted ''Trivia Track''s companion interactive show, ''Super Decades'') in the fall of 1997; Dave Nemeth, Nancy Sullivan, and Peter Tomarken also served as occasional fill-in hosts. The announcers were Gene Wood (one of his last announcing duties) and Ed MacKay.
==Gameplay==
Five randomly selected contestants competed in a question-and-answer game, using telephone keypads to enter numerical answers. Two games featured on each show.
Each game was a 10-furlong race, with each player using their telephone keypad to select one of the answers on the screen. The 1st question was worth 1 furlong for a correct answer, the 2nd was worth 2, the 3rd was worth 3, the 4th was worth 4, and 5 furlongs for the 5th and all questions after that. Players had 4.4 seconds to enter their answers. If a player is correct, then a jockey would move up a furlong. If a player is incorrect, then a jockey would stay put. The 1st player to reach the finish line won the race and move on to the ''Triple Crown''. In the event of a tie, they would have a photo finish. A game would then be played (similar to ''The Price Is Rights One Bid) with a numerical ##. A question would once again be asked; players had 9.4 seconds to answer, and the player coming closest to the answer wins the game.
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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