the bob barker tribute marathon episodes of match game will be fill in for your game show network programs will be back this sunday at it's regular time on game show network this saturday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
This Match Game Marathon for GSN starts today at 9am and lasts until 5pm EST! The Match Game Marathon will have Match Game 77 starting at 9am EST and then at 11:30am EST, Match Game 79 and then at 2pm EST, Match Game 78! And then at 5pm EST, a clip of Bob Barker as a contestant from a August 26, 2023 episode of Celebrity Bucket Kickers right before he died.
@@foxmccloud7055However, there IS a channel on Pluto TV called The Barker Era that showcases episodes from the second week of season 11. Pre-1982 episodes (including I believe the first week of season 11) are still withheld from reruns, unless they decide to pick out non-fur episodes.
GSN also will on 9/2 at 5PM EST be showing footage, hosted by DIan Parkinson and Holly Hallstrom, of the Bob Barker appearance as a contestant on the August 26, 2023 episode of Celebrity Bucket Kickers.
Ooh, another Match Game Marathon which starts tomorrow at 9am and lasts until 5pm EST! Didn't GSN do the same thing for Betty White's tribute on January 17 of last year? Air a Match Game and The $25,000 Pyramid marathon?
@@angrybirdsfan2003 I was hoping for $25K Pyramid to continue simply because GSN needs a major variety again, not just their original shows airing multiple rotations a day. This year, new shows were given the greenlight ("Switch", "Split Second", and "Hey, Yahoo!"), all of which currently air too much already in my opinion despite having only one season and a second season not airing yet. The 2023 version of Split Second currently airs weekdays at 3:30 (started May 22), 7:30, and 9:30 PM (started July 24). That show also airs weekends at 2 PM as of May 13. Switch airs every night at 7 PM and every weeknight at 9 PM. "Hey Yahoo" also airs weekdays at 3 PM. For information regarding another original show, please see my comment on this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pxxTRKVvYJM.html.
@@angrybirdsfan2003 As far as I know you are right. My instinct was for million dollar winners to be broadcasted in a different order than when they aired (for example, alphabetical order), ending with Kevin Olmstead because he was the biggest winner ever on that show (with $2,180,000 to his name).
GSN, why don't you do the right thing and ask Fremantle and CBS permission for you guys to air classic Price is Right episodes? That's the best way to pay tribute this weekend.
but they could get a 1 time lease for some of his other shows, like the Feud, but gsn doesn't want the acerage viewer to know there was any host other than Steve@@cmailman434
now do to special programs because of the death of former price is right host bob barker 6 back to back episodes of america says 2 back to back episodes of 25 words or less 2 back to back episodes of common knowledge split second & 3 back to back episodes of cash cab will not be seen this saturday but it will return this sunday at it's regular time because of bob's death he'll be 100 years old in 4 months R.I.P bob 😢
They still show classic shows such as "Cash Cab" (after not airing for almost a year) on weekends and (believe it or not) "Millionaire" with Regis Philbin after not airing for ten years.They do need to cut back on modern Feud and America Says on weekends. Currently, only two episodes air in the daytime on weekdays (at 2 PM). For the past few years they have been airing Feud weekends at 5:30 PM, then not airing it at that time, and brought it back again most recently in mid-May. John Michael Higgins' shows are more likely to be cleaner and family friendly. His old show still has the marathons on weekends; the most recent weekend morning regular schedule change for that show took effect August 7, 2021. Since then the show has started at 9 AM instead of 10 AM. For a while the show has also aired on weekends starting at 4 PM. I also noticed that some episodes have aired at a given time despite airing at the same time on a previous day and that more recent weekend morning marathons have partially (or fully?) resembled marathons from previous Saturdays or Sundays.
