We've veered off into how games are ended between two players, specifically situations where one of the players seems to end up "favored." To that end, I bring up a situation that happened on the second version of the Fox special Challenge of the Child Geniuses: Who Is the Smartest Kid in America? In the final round between two players, you scored a point only when you answered a question correctly that your opponent just missed. Player 1 got first crack at the first question, but the only person who could score a point on that question was player 2, and only if player 1 missed it. The next question went to player 2 first, but the only one who could score was player 1. The players alternated having first crack at the question, and 5 points won the game. As it happened, after an even number of questions had been played, the score was 4-4. Player 1 got his question, missed it, then player 2 got it right, at which point player 2 was declared the champion.
Should player 2 have received one more question, or was this a fair way to resolve the game? Discuss.