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It is not up on Western Arc. There is a slate that says the channel is currently unavailable, no need to call Dish because they are aware of the issue. My OTA Buzzr on a subchannel is coming in fine, so Buzzr is up - it's a Dish issue, specifically Western Arc.
 
I do miss the Bill Cullen Price Is Rights they showed over the Winter on Sundays...

Bill: "And here's Don Pardo to tell you all about our 1st item going up for bids--" Don: "A 1959 Edsel Ranger!" ;)
 
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Well, from this thread, at least it's nice to know I'm not the only one here that appreciates Dish including this channel in their packages
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When BUZZR first launched on Dish, it started as a "perpetual preview" channel, so I was able to get it with the Flex Pack, without any add-ons. When it was removed from Flex Pack (when the preview eventually ended) I actually downgraded my programming package to get it back. (Flex Pack subscribers who do not wish to downgrade, nor upgrade to a much higher package, also have the option of adding Latino Bonus Pack for $10 per month to be able to get BUZZR.)
 
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GSN started out with lots of old shows. Ones I had never seen dating back to the early 50s. GSN now is a waste of time. I hope BUZZR stays with the older material. What's My Line? was my favorite. I like the old To Tell the Truth, Password, and I've Got a Secret. Those were fun shows.
I used to get up in the mornings just to watch $10,000 and $25,000 Pyramid with Dick Clark.
 
I enjoy BUZZR and often leave it on as background noise. I get a real kick out of the old Match Game and others from that era. So refreshing watching a time when things could be fun and laid-back without so much in-your-face manufactured excitement and/or tripping over themselves to be PC.

The later ones from the 80's bring back a lot of memories as my Mom and I would watch many of those shows during the summers I was home from elementary school. She always enjoyed game shows.
 

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