A redesigned Jeopardy! logo, 9 feet tall was crafted out of red neon tubes the lights on the logo flashed across one letter at a time. Also, the contestants' scores were now in a vane display which would become standard until the end of season 7 in 1991. The podiums had monitors in the center displaying their names plus, there were separate name cards above the monitors. The contestant area now has podiums with risers behind them in which the contestants could stand rather than sit, replacing the desks and chairs.
The game board was modernized, consisting of 30 television monitors, and the categories were backlit on cards above the monitors.
The set was completely overhauled for the second and final unaired pilot, also by Henry C. The contestant area had desks with chairs behind them in which contestants could sit. A jumbled Jeopardy! logo was featured on the contestant backdrop. A smaller board was used to reveal the category and clue during the Final Jeopardy! segments were revealed using a pull-card. The game board was covered by a curtain, which revealed the categories and dollar values at the start of each round. Originally designed by Tom Trimble, the set featured contestant desks on the left and a game board on the right. 13 Jeopardy! The Greatest of All Time (2020).12 -present (Seasons 30-present) '30th Anniversary Set'.
