Hollywood Squares gets a daytime run on CBS

‘Hollywood Squares’ to Get Daytime Run on CBS
CBS is going all-out to get its new version of Hollywood Squares in front of viewers — including those who watch TV during the day.
‘Hollywood Squares’ to Get a Week-Long Daytime Stunt on CBS
The week-long programming stunt also comes as CBS recently shifted its Wednesday game night schedule — moving “Hollywood Squares” to 8 p.m. ET (instead of the originally planned 10 p.m.) starting Jan. 29. (Also on the evening: “The Price Is Right at Night” at 9 p.m. ET and “Raid the Cage” at 10 p.m. ET.)
‘Hollywood Squares’ Snags One Week Daytime Encore Run On CBS
"Hollywood Squares," the recently introduced game show reboot on CBS, is heading to daytime for the week of January 27.
‘Hollywood Squares’ Revival Gets Daytime Run On CBS
CBS continues its promotional push for Hollywood Squares. After giving the reboot a special airing behind the AFC Divisional Playoff Game between Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills, the network is now putting the game show in its natural habitat — daytime — for a limited run.
Did ‘Hollywood Squares’ Move to Daytime? Explaining Its New Time Slot
Hollywood Squares may have just debuted on CBS, but it’s already making a major splash as the primetime hit gears up for a daytime run as well.
CBS Changes Time Slot for Major Game Show: ‘Hollywood Squares’ Is on the Move
Hollywood Squares’ debut is continuing to prove to be a unique one. After the reboot’s premiere was delayed by a week because of the Los Angeles wildfires, Deadline reports that CBS is changing up the show’s timeslot beginning Jan.
‘Hollywood Squares’ Time Period Shifts On Wednesday Game Night At CBS
Another schedule change for Hollywood Squares. Beginning Wed, Jan. 29, Hollywood Squares will air at 8 pm, two hours earlier than its previous 10 pm slot.
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Hollywood Squares’ On CBS, A New Version Of The Classic Game Show, Now With Drew Barrymore In The Center Square
Nate Burleson hosts the latest version of the game show, which has been on the air in various iterations since 1966.
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