Special Episodes
While most shows featured brother and sister teams, special episodes were also aired in order to accommodate siblings of the same gender, known as "Brothers' Week" or "Sisters' Week", in which the teams would be all boys or all girls. Youthful stars of NBC's prime-time shows also played with their real-life siblings for charity on two episodes, known as "Celebrity Week".
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