If Dice Game does it....

[SRIV94]

"We're looking for the front half of the HDTV..."

Thank G-d we're not playing for a horse.

[Steve Gavazzi]

can go in one direction and make a Not Car Game into a Car Game if you need to for time or variety, but it doesn't go in the other direction, ever.

...except for Money Game.  Until the late '80s or early '90s, it would get played for a boat a few times a year, and it wasn't scheduled as a car game on those days.  It can also be played for pretty much anything else that's mobile; they have motorcycle and trailer graphics for it, and I know it was played for a trailer once in 1988.  It can be used as a substitute for pretty much anything remotely related to a car.

[clemon79]

...except for Money Game.  Until the late '80s or early '90s, it would get played for a boat a few times a year, and it wasn't scheduled as a car game on those days.  It can also be played for pretty much anything else that's mobile

As you point out, a boat is still a vehicle.

[TLEberle]

And the show, IMO, is trying to escape the "Loyal Friend and True" mindset.  Good on them.

Given how much the show has changed (for good or bad) I've found this to be largely not the case. I await your evidence to the contrary.

[BillCullen1]

"We're looking for the front half of the HDTV..."

Thank G-d we're not playing for a horse.

That one made me laugh out loud when I read it!

IIRC, Money Game and Lucky 7 were occasionally played for boats and trailers back in the 70s. Then it became cars exclusively.

[clemon79]

Thank G-d we're not playing for a horse.

Not amused by your shenanigans

[Steve Gavazzi]

IIRC, Money Game and Lucky 7 were occasionally played for boats and trailers back in the 70s. Then it became cars exclusively.

I'm skeptical of this, and not because of any evidence...but because seriously, how do you drive a boat onto the stage?