Lunar Rover was very problematic if you lack experience playing with RC cars. Plus you had the road hazards and that you had to position the car just right to trigger the hopper and grab the ball.

On rare occasions when a player would fill in their board quickly or early in the game, after completing the Honors Round, because the winner appeared so bright and they still had time, they would have the winner play the University Round. In the University Round, the host would ask them 6 questions, I think. The first question was worth $100, the 2nd $200, the 3rd $400. Well, you get the idea, each question the money doubled. After each question, the winner could quit or keep going. If the winner got any question wrong, they'd lose all the money they'd won so far in the University Round. The money before the University Round was theirs to keep no matter what.

@@alexanderpytko5394 Actually, the University Round was in Season 2, where up to five questions were asked. The first question was worth $50, the second was worth $100, then $200 for question three, $500 for question four, and $1000 if they got all five questions right. For this season, Robb just went into the audience to ask questions if there was extra time.

@@Tubewings The University Round was better. If this show was to be revived, the University Round should be revived as well.

Another fun fact about Make The Grade: during the Morris era, Greg Lee from Carmen Sandiego was the warm up guy.

They could change it to just being the first to get a ball into your lunar rover cause it’s already hard enough to navigate it over the road hazards.