Dear Mr. Paull,

I have a Request for Disney Plus: to upload the Complete Series Library of the Disney Channel Original Game Show "Teen Win, Lose or Draw," showcasing all 65 half-hour episodes of the '80s Disney Channel Original Game Show "Teen Win, Lose or Draw" 100% Complete, 100% Uncut, AND 100% Unedited, just the way that they originally aired on The Disney Channel Television Network.

I doubt you're familiar with it, Michael, but in case you aren't, here's the Inside Information from an Avid fan who watched the show as a 7-year-old boy.

Created by Jay Wolpert, "Teen Win, Lose or Draw" originally aired on Disney Channel from April 29, 1989 - September 26, 1992, with all 65 half-hour episodes Videotaped entirely at The Disney-MGM Studios in Orlando, Florida.

Hosted by Marc Price, each episode had 2 teams (each composed of a Teen Celebrity Guest and 2 Teen Contestants per show) compete in a Boys vs. Girls game where the Object was to get their teammates to say words, names & phrases by drawing, with the team with the most points at game's end winning a Prize Package e.g. a trip to Palm Springs, California, while the runners-up won a Cheaper Prize Package e.g. Nintendo NES Video Games.

Each game began with a Clue Puzzle Round where the teams had 60 seconds to guess a series of Clues leading up to a famous subject e.g. Kirk Cameron.

This was followed by a Phrase Round, where the teams had 60 seconds or less to Communicate a Phrase (e.g. "Pinocchio") from a Particular Category e.g. "Disney Movies"; as with the original "Win, Lose or Draw" (which this show spun off from), each game ended with a 90-Second Speed Round to determine the respective Prize Package winners, and occasionally, depending on time at the end of each taping, an Audience Round was played where a selected Audience member drew a word for the teams of their choice to earn $25 Disney Dollars in Season 1 and "Win, Lose or Draw Junior" in Season 2.

After Jay Wolpert stepped down as showrunner, he was succeeded for Season 2 by the duo of Scott Stone & David Stanley; simultaneously, a trio of Disney Channel Mouseketeers who pulled double duty as announced on Season 1 of "Teen Win, Lose or Draw" were replaced solely by Mark Walberg.

Season 1 episodes of "Teen Win, Lose or Draw" were taped, respectively, in March 1989 & May 1989, consisting of 39 half-hour episodes which subsequently were telecast twice weekly on weekends, respectively on Saturday nights at 6:30 P.M. ET & Sunday mornings at 11:30 A.M. ET.

Season 2 episodes of "Teen Win, Lose or Draw" were taped in Summer 1990, consisting of 26 half-hour episodes which subsequently were telecast once weekly only with new episodes on Saturday Mornings only on Disney Channel.

"Teen Win, Lose or Draw" was produced by Jay Wolpert Enterprises (Season 1) and Stone Stanley Productions (Season 2) for Walt Disney Television.

A partial episode list of "Teen Win, Lose or Draw" includes the following:

1. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Tina Yothers & Christopher Barnes
2. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Tina Yothers & Freddy Koehler
3. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Allison Smith & Christopher Barnes
4. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Allison Smith & Freddy Koehler
5. 1989A: Celebrity Guests are Lecy Goranson & Danny Pintauro
6. 1989B: Celebrity Guests are Lecy Goranson & Danny Pintauro
7. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Soleil Moon Frye & Brice Beckham
8. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Soleil Moon Frye & Danny Pintauro
9. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Lecy Goranson & Brice Beckham
10. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Candace Cameron & Chad Allen
11. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Candace Cameron & Danny Ponce
12. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Mayim Bialik & Danny Ponce
13. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Josie Davis & Wil Wheaton
14. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Regina King & Wil Wheaton
15. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Tannis Vallely & Josh Saviano
16. 1989A: Celebrity Guests are Josie Davis & Jason Hervey
17. 1989B: Celebrity Guests are Josie Davis & Jason Hervey
18. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Tiffany Brissette & David Faustino
19. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Ari Meyers & David Faustino
20. 1989: Celebrity Guests are Jamie Luner & Scott Nemes
21. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Candace Cameron & Brian Green
22. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Candace Cameron & Chris Young
23. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Kellie Martin & Bobby Jacoby
24. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Kellie Martin & Brice Beckham
25. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Josie Davis & Bobby Jacoby
26. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Josie Davis & Scott Weinger
27. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Marisa Ryan & Scott Weinger
28. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Mayim Bialik & Brice Beckham
29. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Staci Keanan & Adam Jeffries
30. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Christie Clark & Adam Jeffries
31. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Tina Yothers & Adam Jeffries
32. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Kellie Williams & Johnny Galecki
33. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Jenny Beck & Jay Ferguson
34. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Christie Clark & Darius McCrary
35. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Danica McKellar & Jason Hervey
36. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Maureen Flannigan & Jason Hervey
37. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Maureen Flannigan & Matthew Newmark
38. 1990: Celebrity Guests are Danica McKellar & Matthew Newmark

There you have it, Mr. Paull, 38 confirmed episodes known to exist of the 65 half-hour episodes of "Teen Win, Lose or Draw." I can also confirm, based on Classic Disney Channel promos, that Mayim Bialik, David Faustino & Leonardo DiCaprio have appeared at least one other time on the show, with Jay Ferguson having appeared at least twice more, and one episode featured Trey Parker, futurely of "Disney's Newsies," then appearing on "Hull High," making 44 total episodes confirmed known to exist including the 38 shows listed above.

PLEASE include "Teen Win, Lose or Draw" on Disney Plus in the near future.

Thanks in advance.

Sincerely,
Steve Arino