If you like to see stars, here's a show that guarantees you nine celebrities for the price of one. Or to be more accurate, nine celebrities for free. You can get free tickets to the taping of Hollywood Squares just by clicking here.

You'll get Whoopi Goldberg in the center square, and an alternating cast of celebrity players in the eight squares surrounding her, stars such as Drew Carry, Jenna Elfman ("Dharma & Greg"), David Hasselhoff ("Baywatch"), Jason Alexander ("Seinfeld"), Melissa Joan Hart ("Sabrina the Teenage Witch"), Ray Romano ("Everybody Loves Raymond"), Marilu Henner ("Taxi"), Gena Lee Nolin ("Sheena"), Terri Hatcher ("Lois & Clark"), Jasmine Guy ("A Different World"), Tia Carrere ("Relic Hunter") singers Garth Brooks & Donnie Osmond, comic Martin Short, exercise guru Richard Simmons, supermodels Kathy Ireland & Carmen Electra, basketball great Magic Johnson and comic legend Carol Burnett.

Hollywood Squares dates back to 1966, when the original show was hosted by Peter Marshall and featured celebrities such as Cliff Arquette (Charley Weaver), Paul Lynde, Wally Cox, Rose Marie, Dom Deluise and Rich Little. That popular show ran for fifteen years. It was resurrected again in the mid 80's with John Davidson as the host, and with JM J. Bullock in the center square. That version ran for four more years.

The current Hollywood Squares debuted in 1998, with host Tom Bergeron, and regulars who include Caroline Rhea (of "Sabrina"), comedian Gilbert Gottfried and of course Whoopi (who was responsible for bringing back this modern version of the show).

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Hollywood Squares is taped at CBS Television City in Hollywood, just north of the famous Farmers Market. Minimum age for studio audience members is 16.

If you want to become a contestant on Hollywood Squares, just phone (323) 850-0707 to set up a contestant interview. They will give you a short written test (20 questions, with a "agree" or "disagree" format), and once you pass that quiz, you'll play a mock game of Hollywood Squares. Contestants must be 18 years old.