The staff thought she said Now, but Barker corrected them.

On Ap(#4871D), contestant Barbara Talon lost for guessing Then for the Sicilia Lemon Juice, since she can't get three adjoining from there, but the winning bells sounded and the setup flashed.

All three game shows mentioned were produced by Mark Goodson, with the second show mentioned co-produced by Bill Todman until his death on July 29, 1979. He also wrote puzzles for Password Plus (which aired on NBC from Januto Maand was hosted by Allen Ludden until 1980, later replaced by Tom Kennedy, based on Password created by Bob Stewart, Mark Goodson and Bill Todman) and Body Language (hosted by Tom Kennedy and aired as a pilot on October 9, 1983, and as a series from June 4, 1984, to January 3, 1986, on CBS). Ryan created all of the rebus puzzles on Classic Concentration (which was hosted by Alex Trebek and aired as a test episode on April 25, 1987, and as a series from to Septemon NBC).

Now.and Then was created by Steve Ryan, who also co-created the 1980s game show Blockbusters (which was hosted by Bill Cullen on the pilot that aired on October 21, 1980, and as a series from Octoto April 23, 1982, on NBC, and was revived by the network from Januto May 1, 1987, with Bill Rafferty as host).

Now.and Then premiered on Septem(#3783D) and was won on the day it premiered in.

Even one or more items that didn't exist in the 'Then' date in a few performances (depending on the 'Then' date) means that it was a 'now' price. Sometimes, there can be one product clearly marked 'NEW!' which means that the product is obviously a 'now' price.

There is an unstated rule that there are always four 'now' prices and two 'then' prices.

The contestant may continue selecting as many items as needed until the goal is either achieved or made impossible. To win the game and a large prize, the contestant must correctly guess three items that are on adjacent wedges of the circle (IOW, three products that touch each other as Bob put it, three in a row, or as Drew put it, three next to each other). The contestant selects a grocery item and must determine whether the price given for it is either the current price ('now') or the price as of the specified past date ('then').The contestant is shown six grocery items arranged on a circular board which is divided into six wedges (similar to the Trivial Pursuit Pie/Game Token) and a year and month some time (usually 8-10 years) in the past.

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