Stupid Topic: Bad New Rules for Old Shows

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To Tell The Truth going to returning champions.

[aaron sica]

Family Feud giving you the survey answers and having YOU provide the survey question.

[JasonA1]

Five words: The Sale Price is Right.

-Jason

[Matt Ottinger]

Wheel: Spin for vowels, buy consonants.

[SuperMatch93]

Jeopardy: answering in the form of an answer.

[BrandonFG]

TPiR: have the closest retail price after going over.

[GameShowFan]

Sale of the Century: Questions are still worth $5, but you pay full price in the gift shop elements.

[PYLclark86]

Hit Man: We ask the same questions but we don't show the stories.

[SamJ93]

Literally, What's My Line?--celebrity panelists attempt to guess if they're straight, curved, parallel, or perpendicular.

[TimK2003]

(Not So) Classic Concentration:  The Prize/TAKE!/WILD! Cards behind the numbers are shuffled after every turn.

[TLEberle]

Match Game. You try to match matches with the stars.

Only.Connect with your host Pee-Wee Herman.

This may be dumb but I’m enjoying it.

[MSTieScott]

To streamline the displays, Press Your Luck does away with the passed spins column. Players can still pass their spins, which can be passed again at any time.

[SuperMatch93]

Cold Potato: instead of answering questions, contestants compete to make the best vichyssoise.

[aaron sica]

Play That Tune: You are given the tune name, and without sheet music, you MUST play it.

[BrandonFG]

Bullseye: during the main game contestants must shoot a bow and arrow while blindfolded. The winner must avoid the lightning bolt by wearing a metal armor during a storm (still blindfolded).