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brianhenke

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2013-14 season premiere thread...
« on: September 09, 2013, 05:04:51 PM »

  This is a thread for


 


  As I know:


 


  WWTBAM - last week


  Let\'s Ask America - today


  Million Second Quiz - tonight


  WOF and J! - Sept. 16


  TPIR - Sept. 26 (according to a Golden-road.net poster; 9/26 is a Thursday)


 


  Don\'t know - Family Feud, LMAD


 


  Brian


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Chuck Sutton

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2013-14 season premiere thread...
« Reply #1 on: September 09, 2013, 05:31:05 PM »

My tivo listing said Family Feud is new on 916



jjman920

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2013-14 season premiere thread...
« Reply #2 on: September 09, 2013, 05:44:51 PM »


TPIR - Sept. 26 (according to a Golden-road.net poster; 9/26 is a Thursday)




That listing was what was posted on the show\'s website. However, their calendar has been through an upheaval of changes the past two months. While I won\'t say for a fact that TPIR/LMAD will premiere on September 23rd, I\'ll be really surprised if they don\'t. I don\'t know how long the trend has been going on, but for CBS, they\'ve been premiering the game shows on the same day they premiere their primetime schedule.

Me: Of all of the game shows you've hosted besides Jeopardy!, like High Rollers or Classic Concentration, which is your favorite?
Alex Trebek: I'd have to say To Tell The Truth, because it was the first time in my career that I got to sit down while I was hosting.

Steve Gavazzi

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« Reply #3 on: September 10, 2013, 01:02:49 PM »

TPIR - Sept. 26 (according to a Golden-road.net poster; 9/26 is a Thursday)


Oh, cripes.

This date comes from someone who clearly can\'t do any critical thinking looking at a calendar that is obviously fouled up (it jumped from some random date in late August straight to September 26) and not being able to see that the first three shows are missing.

In fact, looking at PIR.com\'s calendar right now, I see that it\'s been fixed -- the season now clearly starts on September 23.