Yes, they were, and they were old ones, actually.

Bob Barker died today.

It’s Chuck Woolery

Hey, it's Woolery, not Willery!

So do I

Me too.

Me, three.

agree - this needs to be brought back somewhere!! Buzzr would be PERFECT

@@arcade_matt Especially since "$ale of the Century" is on Buzzr.

Daniel Lewis the whole series is in tact as well as the 1993 revival so I would love to see both versions on Buzzr

I agree too, "Scrabble" needs to be added to the BUZZR line up siny it never aired on The Game Show Network. BUZZR keeps adding more "Match Game". Last fall, they added "Match Game PM" at 7:00 PM weeknights and last month, BUZZR dropped the 1984-1985 episodes of "Let's Make a Deal" which aired at 3:00 PM on Saturday afternoons to make room for another hour of "Match Game". Once again, "Let's Make a Deal" is off on BUZZR.

What BUZZR should had done last fall was keep "Sale of the Century" on at 7:00 PM weeknights leave "Let's Make a Deal" where it was at and make a deal with Hasbro to put "Scrabble" on at 7:30 PM weeknights. Also put on episodes of the 1993 short-lived NBC Daytime version as well "Time Machine" and "Scattergories".

The man is originally from Kentucky. Give him a break!

when did this aire on TV? 1989?

True, but it’s not the same method he talks about in this episode

@@namk19 What do you mean?

Sam, there are 2 different scenarios he gives. In this episode: Taking a guess before you pull any tiles at all, that way your opponent still has to worry about all 3 stoppers in play. 1993 episode: You’ve already pulled two tiles, you already place one letter and you’re fairly certain the other letter is a stopper. So why not take a guess then and pass that stopper to your opponent? That’s the difference I was pointing out

Unlike the board game, proper noun were used.

Agreed.

No kidding. How did he not get the last one?

I’d be shocked if no one did

I did.

I got it before they started adding letters. it just popped into my head.

The "H" in COCKROACH never appeared in the shuffle for either contestant. I think Michael was tripped out by seeing three "C"'s in the shuffle and he seemed to hesitate taking close to two seconds to pick each letter.

Chuck has even said that this show should’ve continued regardless of who’s hosting it. This was a great show, especially since it ran for 6.5 seasons (July 1984-March 1990, January to June 1993).

Hmm, I sure hope so.

It is a board game. this is a take off of the board game.

Mm-hmm, you mean, it was a ol' board game. Hey, you know what the ol' saying goes, "It's the crossword game you've played all your life, but never quite like this!" Do you know exactly what I'm talking about?