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Host
Wayne Cox
Announcer
Doc Harris
Broadcast
2nd Honeymoon
2nd Honeymoon 2
Global (Weekly): 9/2/1987 – 9/2/1988
Packagers
Martindale/Gilden Productions

OPENING SPIEL: Doc: "This is (couple #1); they've been married for (number of years), and these are their children, (insert names here)! (repeat two more times) Today, these three families will compete to win Mom and Dad a romantic… Second Honeymoon! And now, here's the host of Second Honeymoon, Wayne Cox!"

Second Honeymoon (or 2nd Honeymoon) was the game where families competed to win the parents a second honeymoon.

Gameplay[]

Modeled after The Newlywed Game, three couples and their children (comprising three teams of four to eight contestants) answered questions to win (as the title says) a second honeymoon. The kids (who were aged between eight and 30 years old) were asked a series of multiple-choice questions in the style of Newlywed to see how much they knew their parents.

The game was played in three rounds with a total of five questions. The questions in the first two rounds had four possible answers.

Round 1[]

In Round 1, the kids were asked two questions to see how much they knew their mothers. They predicted how their mothers would answer the same questions. A correct match on the first question was worth 20 points, while a correct match on the second question was worth 40 points.

Round 2[]

In Round 2, the kids were asked two more questions except they predicted how their fathers would answer the questions. A correct match on the first question was worth 60 points, while a correct match on the second question was worth 80 points.

Round 3[]

In the final round, the kids along with their mothers independently predicted how the fathers would answer one last question which was open-ended; the responses were written on large index cards. Each match was worth 100 points (for a possible total of 300 points & a possible overall grand total of 500 points).


The family with the most points at the end of the game won the grand prize: the second honeymoon. If two or all three teams were tied at the end of the final round, a tiebreaker question was asked and the first family to secure a match won the game.

Inventors[]

Wink Martindale & Jerry Gilden

Tagline[]

"This is Doc Harris for Second Honeymoon. A Martindale/Gilden Production." - Doc Harris

Links[]

Tammy Warner's 2nd Honeymoon Page

YouTube Videos[]

Intro to the Show
2nd Show - Courtesy of Wink Martindale (Davies/Larson/Grant)
A Full Episode from October 1987 (Brouwer/Greer/Harrison)
A Full Episode from 1987 (Tate/Pfefferle/Blackett) A Full Episode of the Show (St. John/Claridge/Hornischfeger)
A Full Episode of the Show - Courtesy of Canada's Game Shows

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