Original sentence: , where it finally found a large audience, besting CBS' Joker's Wild soundly, which led to the latter show's cancellation that summer./11:30 a.Andrews and Sugarman syndicated CS originally in September 1974 as a concurrent companion to the NBC version; it was a weekly offering that appeared mainly in medium-to-large-sized markets during local stations' Prime Time Access slots of 7 to 8 p.But on January 6, 1975, NBC relocated it to 10/9 a.CS aired its final episode on October 1, clocking in exactly a 30-month run to the day.CS began to decline after that point, with NBC moving the show onJune 14, 1976, when the network gave the 10/9 slot over to reruns of the prime-time sitcom Sanford and Son.CS did not get renewed by its syndicator for the next season.CS joined lineup on April Fools Day, replacing the year-old Heatter-Quigley word game Baffle.CS met with no greater success in 1976-1977 than it had two years earlier, and it ended at the end of that season.CS served as the lead-in for Wheel of Fortune during the latter show's first year.Central, the show struggled at first against television's oldest daytime serial, CBS' Search for Tomorrow, and the ABC hard quiz Split Second.Eastern or 6:30 to 7 p.Hollywood Squares would take over the 10:30/9:30 slot.However, on November 3, CBS expanded Price is Right to a full hour, that network's first regular hourlong daytime program.In the late spring of 1976, Andrews and Sugarman tried it again.NBC later on decided to knock it down a half-hour, against the second half of TPiR, where it did no better than opposite the first.Running its first nine months at 12:30 p