Yes, and it was January 2 when the preemption happened. I should've been clearer.

Some surveys will deliberately ask the same thing multiple times, just worded in slightly different ways, to make sure the respondent is honestly answering the questions and not just randomly clicking buttons. I suspected that's what was happening when I got to that portion of the survey.

I hope that when they asked about Scrabble, they realized most respondents would be thinking of the Chuck Woolery version. With Trivial Pursuit also on that list, I'm not sure.

I also hope they realize there's been more than one version of Trivial Pursuit.

I feel like the culprit is week #14. It shows "January 3-6". Why would Jan.2 have been preempted?

January 1 was on a Sunday in 1984; when that happens, all the pomp and circumstance (i.e. parades and bowl games) are the day after.

I am trying to figure out how the episode list at https://gameshows.fandom.com/wiki/Go is off by one episode.

They list the last week as production numbers 74-78. But we know the last episode () is production number 79, per the opening slate.

Something's off somewhere. Perhaps one of the two preemptions they list (Thanksgiving and New Year's) weren't in fact preempted. TV Guide shows them as preempted. Perhaps they produced one more episode that never aired?

Anyone have any insight?