I don't know if I'm allowed to do this, but I have a new version of Scrabble and I would like opinions.
Logo: The logo from the board game.
Host: Chuck Woolery
Announcer: Burton Richardson
Producer: FremantleMedia North America
Game: Like the tail-end of the 80's version, with some elements of both the early version (with the pot) and the 1993 version (but not the theme, the 84-90 theme would be used).
Rules: Two players play two games, the champ plays in the second game. Standard TV Scrabble Rules apply, with the pot starting at $500, and $100 is added for a gray square (non-colored), $150 for a blue, and $250 for a pink. Solving the word earns a point; three wins.
Bonuses: $1000 for a blue, $1500 for a pink; these are not added to the score.
Gold Square: This is a new wrinkle, played in either game. If a letter lands on the square (location of which is already revealed) and the word is guessed right there, the pot is doubled AND that doubled amount is added to the Bonus Sprint.
Another change is that the games are back to back, with the Scrabble Sprint happening afterwards, with the higher score (or coin toss if there is a tie) going first. The word lengths are 6,7,8, and 9, with a 10 second penalty and another word of that same length for a wrong guess. The winner earns an additional $2500.
Bonus Sprint: Five words in 30 seconds, with 5 seconds removed for a penalty or wrong guess. $500 a word, all five wins the jackpot, starting at $10,000 and increasing by $2500 AND the money from the Gold Square if need be (pot starts at $10K. If the GS was worth $3800, the next's day BS would be worth $16,300).
Champs can remain for five days, and on their fifth sprint, if they win, they get the jackpot. They also (regardless) return for the ToC.
ToC: Sixteen of the biggest winners from the season compete on the last week of the season. No pot, no Bonus Sprint, just the Pink/Blue bonuses. $5000 for the winner, $2500 for the runners up. On the final day, $10K for the two losers, $15K for the second place finisher, and $100K for the champion.