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Under scrutiny are the 5.30pm and 7pm timeslots, with sources suggesting The Price is Right will be joined by a revamped Sale of the Century next year. Others, however, say Sale is all but dead in the water. Nine, for the moment, is not commenting on its plans. No air date or timeslot for The Price is Right has been announced.

The "new" Price is Right will be hosted by former children's show presenter James Sherry (pictured). Sherry was most recently attached to an in-development travel series for Seven, titled Discover, intended for the Victorian market only. Recurring dreams 09:54, 24 April 2007 (UTC)Reply

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