Both the buzzrtv.com and affiliate feeds are showing Supermarket Sweep. There was a promo for Supermarket Sweep coming up next, followed by an "up next" bug for Supermarket Sweep on the final act of Super Password. The online guide shows Light Fight. (I don't get Buzzr OTA so I do not know what is airing there.)

OTA is Supermarket Sweep as well. The schedule on the website for next week has been updated as well, but everything is doubled up. Light Fight is still there on half the listings, but the other half has a totally new evening schedule that includes Password '67 and Classic Concentration from 1987 instead of the fresh episodes that had been previously scheduled. No idea what's going on.

FF Classic channel on Pluto is back to showing Classic Episodes again.

The first few taped episodes had 2 strikes, it was too hard, so they switched to 3 after a tape day or two, and since they're airing out of order you'll likely see it flip flop around for the whole season.

For those of you who would like it broken down in the body of the post, instead of just a dropped link:

- Typical structure of Jeopardy! play, but with three teams of three players competing. 81 teams begin in the tournament-style format. The championship team earns a $300,000 grand prize.
- Any player can ring in, but they cannot discuss their response with their team, except for Daily Doubles and Final Jeopardy! where collaboration is allowed.
- Along with Daily Doubles, the board will also have a Triple Play. "A Triple Play gives teams a chance to earn triple the clue's value if each member of the team can correctly provide one of three possible responses. Incorrect responses allow another team to steal."

The show premieres  on December 4th with three new episodes on Prime Video.

Preston Jones is the contestant on the Ballard-Deacon $10K Pyramid episode from 1973 who got to replay the last box when the whole "Things You Wrap" controversy erupted and they didn't give him the box when he said "Things You Unwrap." ....

I watched the episode (not the best quality) on YouTube, knowing a questionable ruling was made in the first WC play.  The subject was, "Diet Foods,"  and Richard Deacon said "Puree," got hung up for a few seconds, and then said "Weight Watcher's Food."  His contestant partner then said, "diet food."  After I carefully looked it over and over," I think the contestant said it after Deacon said "Food," but I would've thought saying "Weight Watcher's" would've been too synonymous with "diet," and should've been buzzed for that, if not only for Deacon saying "food."