Original pilot setting was designed by Roy Christopher. When sold for NBC-TV series, the pilot game show set had to be altered and redesigned by Production Designer Hub Braden. The set audience back walls had to be cut down, topped off, taking six feet off the original set's wall height, in order to move the set through the NBC Burbank Studio #2 "elephant (load in) doors". The set move from the scene dock storage space required a day for stage set-up and lighting. Revamping the set's center stage wall, side flanking turntables were mounted on a steel framed flying wall unit for prize reveals. In order to move specialty game props onto center stage play area, this "flying wall" flew upwards into the studio grid fly-storage-area. A magical visual fête, never shown nor seen on camera. Quite an unusual piece of set action for a game show logistical move (smooth as butter). Ed Holland, Head Stage Technicial Carpenter, set up the set, weekly, responsible for hanging this center wall unit, for the audience, contestant and game taping schedule.