Very interesting word game. The front game reminds me a bit of Pass the Buck, Caught in the Act, and Talk About. The structure of the celebrities and contestants, and how they switch is very Pyramid-esque, too It was interesting to see the teams stretch their minds for what are the most obvious clues related to the subject. Overall, the front game sounds a bit wonky on paper, but it works out in practice. It's like a game of Hot Potato (not the Barry & Enright one) or musical chairs.
The bonus round is interesting in how there's an element of skill involved in leaving enough time left for the other person to guess the subjects at each monitor. The neon zeros determining the winnings also gave me Chain Reaction vibes. Also, trying to guess the subject requires some degree of ESP; you have to consider what your partner would have said in order to clear each subject. This is a much better execution of the Fast Bucks bonus round from Pass the Buck or the bonus round from Caught in the Act, as it doesn't seem arbitrary.
Overall, this wasn't bad, but could have used some work. However, I'm glad we supposedly got what's arguably the best era of Pyramid as a result of this pilot.
