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which became embroiled in the 1950s quiz show scandals. .... Once the 
contestant won $4,000, if they missed a question they received a consolation ... 
Starting with the $8,000 question, they were placed in the Revlon "isolation booth
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reached $1,000 they then appeared weekly to answer ... at $4,000 they were 
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When the contestant reached the $4,000 level they came back each week and 
answered one question a week until they either got it wrong or won the $64,000. 
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contestant could keep going until they reached the seventh and final ... With 
television picking up steam by the mid-1950s, and the FCC ruling that television 
game shows ... isolation booth beginning at $8,000, and later questions had 
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a trivia round, where the one surviving contestant would choose "Dog Pound" 
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... After answering a question correctly, the contestant had the choice to "take" the 
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the contestant won $4,000, if they missed a question they received a ... Starting 
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Once the contestant won $8,000 he or she was assured a consolation prize ... 
Starting with the $8,000 question, contestants were placed in the Revlon "
isolation booth", ... Al was on the show for five straight weeks and could have 
checked out with... [DOC] [TLE] 20 | June | 2011 | Pronk Papers [PAR] Jun 20, 2011 ... If they answered correctly, they proceeded to the four big payoff questions: 
$8,000, $16,000, $32,000, and lastly ... The contestants answered their questions 
in isolation booths. ...

Question: Once contestants reached $8,000 on this '50s show, they answered questions from the Revlon isolation booth
Answer: The $64,000 Question