Wheel of Fortune or Jeopardy?
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wheel of fortune!  i love watching pat interview the contestants...besides, i watch it every day with my mom, and if we have to miss it, we tivo it
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read a book,get a hand held games console,get an ipod and dance yourself through the night shift,buy your own pc games,cheap if you go to your local cash convertors or get a day job I'm afraid.Good luck mate......p.s.have you tried puzzle books?
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Syndicated shows like Jeopardy are broadcast when the local network affiliate decides it's profitable to broadcast them. It depends on the demographics of the viewers...if the older age segment (I think that's Jeopardy's main audience) tends to watch TV at night in the East (my in-laws did) and in the afternoon in the Midwest, that's when the show will be on. It's all about selling the sponsor's products and you can't sell to the target unless they're sitting in front of the tube. Get TiVO.
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Pretty much a tie for me but if I have to chose, I'd say Family Guy. Both are on the cutting-edge but FG pushes the envelope a bit further. Two horses from the same stable anyway. Makes Sunday night TV such a pleasure!
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because smart people are punctual. They're not late for Jeopardy! Wheel of Fortune watchers make it half-way through Jeopardy! and miss every question, but are still satisfied to correctly guess there is a 'T' in the puzzle.
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I don't know if it is the best, but I use the one on the discovery channel.\n\nhttp://puzzlemaker.school.discovery.com/\n\nit works good and my students love the challenge.
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Games of skill and games of chance. Ah, the debates I've had between the differences. Here are a couple of suggestions on games of skill:\n\n* Trivia Q&A: possibly the most common. Make up cards with trivia-type questions on them and play game-show style.\n\n* Bean bag toss: each 'pot' represents a different answer. Label pots 'A', 'B' and 'C'. Read off multiple choice Q&A and let players toss a soft ball into the correct pot.\n\nHope this helps!
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I use puzzlemaker.com all the time. Plus it is free.
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I like Futurama, Family Guy, Simpsons.  Don't care too much for King Of The Hill
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I used to use www.puzzlemaker.com when I taught English.  It is part of the Discovery website.
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I likes Red Hot Pawn better ( http://www.redhotpawn.com )...  the advertisements are less intrusive, though you are limited to playing 5 games at a time if you don't become a subscribing member.
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Hard question... I love both but I really, really, really LOVE the Daily Show w/ Jon Stewart
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Well, personally I like the computer program Interactive Driver's Ed (I think that's the title, or something else...but ANYWAYS...). It's fun, too :D :)
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Pogo.com has some fun games.  I like Word Whomp and Pop It.  They also have a daily crossword puzzle. Bored.com also has some interesting stuff.
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yeah i have the jeopardy one, i needed it for a school assignment. u can download it at poisioned (i have a mac) or maybe through a similar download program. several users had it.
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hotwheels or matchbox!
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depends upon the question... and the viewers... Some ?'s I posted have only received a few responses and they always seem to be the ones that I really want to know the answer to... But it can be fun & challenging,, kinda like Jeopardy,, except no cash winnings.. DRATs...