| Host | |
| Bill Mazer | |
| Announcer | |
| Wayne Howell | |
| Assistant | |
| Sandra Douglas | |
| Broadcast | |
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| Packager | |
| Merv Griffin Productions | |
Reach for the Stars was a short-lived daytime game show where three contestants answered questions or performed a stunt in order to win cash and prizes.
Gameplay[]
This short-lived game show had a set designed like a spaceship. Each show began with an opening round, where each player had 90 seconds to "reach for the stars" and perform stunts and/or answer questions. Each star was worth cash and/or prizes (all scores were in dollars and cents). The player with the highest score began the Challenge Round, and they continued to reach until they failed. An opposing player could challenge on a missed opportunity, and if they were correct, they selected the next star.
The player with the highest total after the Challenge Round won the game and played the "Super Star" for a bonus prize. They also returned for the next show.
Studio[]
NBC Studio 6A, New York City, NY
Gallery[]
These may be the only pictures of the show in existence. Actor Drew Powell's mom was a contestant. (SOURCE: Drew Powell's Twitter)
Rating[]
