The Pyramid

[Marc412]

If "Pyramid" really takes off, might we see it make the leap from cable to first-run syndication?

[Kevin Prather]

If "Pyramid" really takes off, might we see it make the leap from cable to first-run syndication?

Getting the cart before the horse, but Baggage is going into syndication, so never say never.

[BrandonFG]

If "Pyramid" really takes off, might we see it make the leap from cable to first-run syndication?

Honestly, I'm a little surprised GSN never tested the syndication waters before Baggage, even if with reruns. Lingo, for example, not only pulled an audience when Chuck hosted, but it also had more than enough episodes. I'd like to think that syndication would've allowed it to get a larger audience, but who knows?

[trainman]

Well, I see on my DVR that beginning Monday, September 3rd, at 3:00 PM Pacific, reruns of Donny Osmond's "Pyramid" are coming to GSN.

Does Tribune Media Services look at the GSN schedule releases and stop reading after the first two words, or what?

[golden-road]

And as per Buzzerblog, we got a sneak peak this Thursday at 10PM.

[Jay Temple]

Well, I see on my DVR that beginning Monday, September 3rd, at 3:00 PM Pacific, reruns of Donny Osmond's "Pyramid" are coming to GSN.

Does Tribune Media Services look at the GSN schedule releases and stop reading after the first two words, or what?

ISTR either the daytime run or the Friday night stack being listed as Donnymid for a short time when it wasn't, so this just might be a placeholder.

[That Don Guy]

Well, I see on my DVR that beginning Monday, September 3rd, at 3:00 PM Pacific, reruns of Donny Osmond's "Pyramid" are coming to GSN.

Does Tribune Media Services look at the GSN schedule releases and stop reading after the first two words, or what?

It's not nearly as bad as when the U-Verse listings say that CBS episodes of TPIR are hosted by Bill Cullen.

[MikeK]

It's not nearly as bad as when the U-Verse listings say that CBS episodes of TPIR are hosted by Bill Cullen.

That's new to me.  The glaring error for TPiR's U-Verse listing that I have noticed is that Bart Eskander still directs it.

[BillCullen1]

And as per Buzzerblog, we got a sneak peak this Thursday at 10PM.

I'm all set to record it.

[Jay Temple]

Well, I see on my DVR that beginning Monday, September 3rd, at 3:00 PM Pacific, reruns of Donny Osmond's "Pyramid" are coming to GSN.

Does Tribune Media Services look at the GSN schedule releases and stop reading after the first two words, or what?

It's not nearly as bad as when the U-Verse listings say that CBS episodes of TPIR are hosted by Bill Cullen.

That's just plain funny to me!

[trainman]

Well, I see on my DVR that beginning Monday, September 3rd, at 3:00 PM Pacific, reruns of Donny Osmond's "Pyramid" are coming to GSN.

Turns out they did correct this. Everything is now copacetic.

Tournament of Champions top-row box: THINGS THAT ARE COPACETIC.

[ChrisLambert!]

Tournament of Champions top-row box: THINGS THAT ARE COPACETIC.

I could only hope my celebrity partner was hipster enough to say "Velocity Girl's first album."

[Kevin Prather]

I could only hope my celebrity partner was hipster enough to say "Velocity Girl's first album."

If I was the judge, I would not allow that clue. Velocity Girl's first album is TITLED "Copacetic." It's akin to saying "Mayim Bialik" for "Things that blossom", or "Vanna" for "Things that are white".

[clemon79]

If I was the judge, I would not allow that clue.

Good thing you're not the judge, then, because:

It's akin to saying "Mayim Bialik" for "Things that blossom"

or "Vanna" for "Things that are white".

...these are not equivalent situations, and for that matter are both perfectly legitimate clues. Are you suggesting Miss Bialik has not blossomed or that Vanna is not caucasian? I think the word "are" in there saves it, frankly.

[Joe Mello]

I could only hope my celebrity partner was hipster enough to say "Velocity Girl's first album."

If I was the judge, I would not allow that clue.

And you just don't get it.