(Some episodes featured "Maybelline Beauty Questions," quizzing the husbands on their wives's beauty routines; or "Ladies' Home Journal 'Can This Marriage Be Saved?' Questions," which focused on some of the tougher aspects of married life as based on the magazine's trademark column.) Then the wives responded to four questions; the first three worth 10 points each (on occasion, the third was still a "eHarmony.com Dimension Question"), and the fourth being a two-response bonus question, with each part worth 15 points (couples received 15 points for getting one of the two responses right, or 30 points for both), making for a maximum score of 75 points per couple. As before, the highest-scoring couple won a second honeymoon trip, but no Goldywed Bonus Round was played. (The "Goldywed" concept lived on, however, in the form of occasional special shows featuring couples that appeared on one of the earlier versions.) In the sixth season, the fourth question returns to its original 25 point bonus question. In the event of a tie during either the main game (in either season) or the endgame (in the first season), standard "Newlywed Game" "prediction" tiebreaker rules apply. In the 2009–10 season, "The Newlywed Game" had the first same-sex married couples appear on the show. In episode two of the season, the first such couple was "Star Trek" actor George Takei and his husband, Brad Altman, playing in a special Celebrity Edition of the game, against "" couple Damien Gurganius and Nicole Brewer, and Christopher Knight and Adrienne Curry ("My Fair Brady"). Takei and Altman won the game and $10,000 for their charity, the Japanese American National Museum. The first non-celebrity same-sex couple to appear was in the following season (2010–11), which coincided with the third season's premiere episode, which aired on June 17, 2010. Most episodes of the original ABC daytime version are presumed to be wiped, and many of those that do exist are said to be un-airable due to color deterioration. However, a handful have been shown on GSN, most notably the 1974 finale. The ABC nighttime version's status is also unknown for similar reasons, although a few of the evening shows have been shown on GSN's former block "Game Show Saturday Night". Most of the syndicated version exists, and has been rerun on GSN in the past.