After the boy had performed several actions and the announcer had described all of them, the background music became much more dramatic and the camera would zoom in on the motionless boy. The announcer would ask several rhetorical questions about what might happen to the boy, the chair, and sometimes the viewers, again in a very dramatic tone of voice: "Will the boy stand up again? Will the chair break? Will "you" break the chair?" The announcer's final question (punctuated with a sting of organ music) was always ”And..."what about Naomi"?“ (echoing a similar usage by Gary Owens on "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In"). The announcer would then state, “For the answer to these and other questions” — after which the image would then briefly jump-cut outside of the featureless room to one of the other cast members of "The Electric Company" asking a quick non-sequitur (e.g., "What time is it?" “Is this a rerun?” "How do you get to Carnegie Hall?" "Where does it hurt?"). The image would then jump-cut back to the room with the boy and the chair, with the announcer (apparently unaware of the interruption) concluding, "Tune in tomorrow for "Love of Chair"!" In the season 1 finale, the last question was posed by the boy, who asked the announcer what he did not say before by mentioning Naomi, "What about... what's her name?".