God I miss Wheel of Fortune and Family Feud (Dawson's my favorite) on Daytime Television NBC, CBS & abc made a mistake getting rid of Game Shows so that they can let these local affiliates fill their schedules with crummy talk shows, news magazines and NBC decides to fill their daytime schedule with 4 freakin' hours of TODAY

@@tnawcwvictoria The network affiliates weren't making any money from the advertisements when they were broadcasting the network feeds. This was also right around the time the climate was changing where the networks weren't getting the clearance to carry the network programs because affiliates were preempting the feeds for news or other syndicated programs. HERE'S THE EDIT The networks were still rolling out full five hour Saturday Morning cartoons and the affiliates were scrapping some or all of the network's programs or running other network shows off feed. Kind of the same way some of the ABC affiliates carried Family Feud. A lot of the affiliates ran the episodes a week or two behind the network feed because Family Feud ran on the ABC feed at Noon Eastern. The affiliates carried the news at that time so you really had to pay attention to what time your affiliate carried Family Feud and it's other network programming.

Huh? I only see two

Each of the skinny bankrupts around the million wedge are probably being counted as one.

​@@wschmrdr So you wouldn't say four, then.

Correction: $1,000 in prizes. It wasn't until 1989 on the daytime show that you could win guaranteed cash and prizes. 😉

@@joshandallo2170 hey 1 can dream can't he?

No, but close

Ho Chai Mine is when a prostitute steals your Indian milktea and you demand it back.

I wish network daytime television would return to the days of game shows and soaps. All daytime television in this day and age is nothing but lame talk shows and court shows and we don't need four friggin hours of the Today Show.

Yep daytime TV used to be great with game shows, soaps, and even reruns of some of my favorite comedies in the summer like who's the boss and family ties. The price is right and win lose or draw were 2 of my favorite game shows to watch.

@@teddyjam8134 The networks daytime TV lineups were good for US but bad for the network affiliates not getting any money from the networks for the their advertising time.

@@OliveOyl12590 really?! Do you know why they weren't getting any revenue from the advertising?

@@teddyjam8134 Because the networks don't pay the affiliates for the commercials they run on their network.

Vanna White: The 3 of you began writing even before I completely read the clue.

He’s still dead, by the way.

the guy on the right must have learned with Terry from 1985

@@biruss he didn’t lose a lot of money like Terry did

​@@fable9159true, their intellects matched

Yeah that was extremely barley!

Rules are rules. You are expected to solve the puzzle exactly as it's shown, pronounced properly. It is still enforced today.

He phonetically said "MINE"; which does not contain an "H".

But he didn’t have it correct. He mispronounced the name, proving he had no idea who the person was.

And the lowest maingame sweep in history! With minimum winning value in maingame, the lowest possible score is $400 at that time. Contestants who solved with no money bump up to $200 since 7/15/75 daytime.

One lady only won 450

They had the three day rule throughout daytime 1975-1991.

It was the Nighttime series that didn't adapt the 3-day returning champion rule until it moved to CBS Television City in '89. The daytime series always had the returning champion rule in place

None of anyone’s business why would they bring back the eggcrate score display and get rid of the toss-up puzzles and bonus wheel?

@John Williamson Yeah and they aren’t ever getting rid of the toss ups and bonus wheel.