Playing The Game
The Active Turn Player will select two chips from the bingo dispenser. Look to the celebrity list and match the numbers with the celebrities' names you are to match. The first chip will represent who you start with, and the second will represent whom you are to end up with. When you have the names, don't put the chips back into the dispenser. Instead, put them to the side where you will not loose them.
Now, the only change in game play is this: At the end of each turn, if the Active Turn Player makes the connection (and only the Active Turn Player), then he/she will mark off the Bingo chip numbers on the Bingo card.
For example: If the ATP (Active Turn Player) successfully matched B1-John Trovolta with I16-Hugh Grant, then he/she will be able to mark off B1 and I16 (as long as those numbers appear on his/her Bingo card).
Continue this process until all the chips are gone. Now, because you are pulling out the chips in even numbers, and there are an odd number of chips, there will be one left over.
When you are down to that last chip, here's what you will do. Put all the chips back into the dispenser (except for the one that was left over), mix them up thoroughly, and select one final chip. The group will then try and match these two actors/actresses in one final round. This time, there is no ATP. This round is every man for himself. Who ever matches the two names in the fewest steps will receive 5 bonus points. This is also the only round where everybody who matches the names (in any number of steps) will get to mark off the numbers on their Bingo cards.