Editing Time control (section)

== Other uses ==
Time control has also been utilised in some [[game show]]s:

* ''[[Grand Slam (British game show)|Grand Slam]]'' uses the classic sudden death format for each round of questioning. Each duel between two players consists of four rounds, and each player is allotted one minute on their clock for each of the first three rounds. The winner of each round has their remaining time added to their clock in the final round, which also starts at one minute (or 30 seconds in the original British version).
* Likewise, the head-to-head round of ''Beat the Chasers'', the primetime spin-off of ''[[The Chase (British game show)|The Chase]]'', pits one minute for each of the player's and the chasers' clocks. However, before the showdown, the player is presented with a list of choices about the number of chasers to face, with their respective cash prizes and time advantages (which would be subtracted from the chasers' clock).
* [[Family Game Night (game show)|''Family Game Night'']] includes a mini-game based on the dexterity game ''[[Jenga]]'' in its last two seasons. The rules are similar to the normal counterpart, except each of the two participating teams (of two players each) has 2 minutes on their clock. On each team's turn, a third member would draw out a number (from 0 to 3), and the two playing members must take turns pulling out and stacking as many blocks as required by the number, then stop the clock to end their turn by hitting a button. The first team to make the tower fall or run out of time loses. A rule violation applies a 5-second time penalty.