I'm pretty sure Fetch! is still running. I saw a promo for it today.
I like a lot of game shows, but Wheel of Fortune is my favorite. I'm pretty good at it, too, but my brother always dominates. We have the WOF game for Wii and the only time I win is when he spins Bankrupt or Lose a Turn too much. I really recommend the Wii game if you like the show. You can use your Mii, and if you have the seldom-used Wii Speak, you can even record what you want your Mii to say whenever something good or bad happens. There's no online, though, so that kinda sucks IMO. They have it for DS, too, heck pretty much every console except the 360.
ToadSoul64 said:
Now if only the players could actually solve the puzzles at the end of the show.
Ugh. I know exactly what you mean. The other day, these guys couldn't get "web video" with _EB _IDE_. You know what bothers me the most? When a contestant knows one word in the bonus puzzle, such as "and," "the," or "I'm," but not the rest, and they pick letters in that word, which is exactly what the guy on tonight's show did. This is not a good strategy because then they only fill in the letters they were expecting, which doesn't help them get the rest of the puzzle.
Out of the other game shows, I like Price is Right a lot, too, but it's really not as entertaining as when Bob Barker was hosting. We get the stupidest players now, and the stupidest prices, because, according to my brother, the show has a new producer with no game show experience, and he loves to make the games and prizes really hard so people will lose. A $90 can opener, anyone? On today's show, one guy won NOTHING in the Plinko game. Didn't win any extra chips, and the one chip landed right in the 0 slot. He made it to the Showcase, but his opponent bid closer and won both showcases thanks to being really close.
I don't watch Jeopardy much, except for the Watson episodes, because it makes me feel a bit dumb, plus it's too boring for me. It's always "I'll take _____ for $200..._____ for $400..._____ for $600" and so on. Would it hurt them to make things more exciting by picking out of order for a change?
However, I can't stand game shows where the audience claps for the player no matter how bad their answer or luck is, shows like Family Feud, Deal or No Deal (cancelled), 5th Grader (soon to be cancelled), and to a certain extent, Who Wants to be a Millionaire? What do you all think of its new format? I think it's interesting, but I really prefer the older format, plus nobody has made it to the million dollar question in what feels like years, even though the host always says "You're __ questions away from the million."