The clue part. When they used to get clues weren't they allowed to shout out things before and I thought the clock stopped? Or maybe it didn't, I'm not fully remembering.
I see them being able to shout out for like 2 seconds, but then the guy rushes the person whose turn it is to keep going, when a person was shouting out.
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Yeah, they still shout out but the host does move them along to ask questions. The clock always kept running though. I remember because occasionally the clue would come out with only a few seconds left and the panelists wouldn't have time to ask a question.
shareDoc80 - It seems like they have less time to shout out now or something. Because I was watching and they shouted out for like 1 second or hardly and the host told them it was whatever their face is's question/turn.
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This isn't relevant to your original post, but is it me or are a lot of the clues they give very obvious?
Like I would say a good clue is like a sponge... representing the word "soak"
By very obvious I mean... a clue is a frog...representing the word "frog."
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Yeah some of them are really obvious and it's annoying. Because they will guess it at times and it seems way too easy. On the old show it seemed they had to guess and think more. And I remember the charade brigade always gave away SOO much.
It's just too easy some of the clues. I wonder out of how many people that have played so far, how many they have gotten and how many they didn't.
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