Wednesday, October 22nd TV listings for Jewelry Television (WCPX-TV7) Chicago, IL
Winsanity You Can't Chase Me
A schoolteacher competes to win prizes for herself and members of the studio audience.
Winsanity Call Me
A cell phone sales rep competes to win prizes for himself and the audience.
Tug of Words Star Gazers
Based on the playground game Tug-O-War, teams of two compete to answer word-clue questions correctly and pull the flag on the tug of war rope to their side.
Tug of Words Good Trouble
Based on the playground game Tug-O-War, teams of two compete to answer word-clue questions correctly and pull the flag on the tug of war rope to their side.
Caroline & Friends Patience is a Virtue
Host Caroline Rhea showcases sweet and funny videos; she and her celebrity friends nominate their favorite videos, leaving the final vote for "best in show" to audience members.
Blank Slate Don't Get It Twisted
A competitive game show where teams of two friends and a guest comedian earn points by matching their partners' responses to funny fill-in-the-blank questions, winning $10,000 if they manage to earn three correct matches.
Hey Yahoo! How Do You Stuff a Turtle?
Contestants try to predict the top five most common Yahoo! Search answers, leading to hilarious, lively and sometimes unusual guesses.
Hey Yahoo! Disco Rules
Contestants try to predict the top five most common Yahoo! Search answers, leading to hilarious, lively and sometimes unusual guesses.
Catch 21 Chips and Dip
Players must combine their trivia talent with card-counting skills to win at "Catch 21"; Alfonso Ribiero hosts.
Catch 21 Busted!
Players must combine their trivia talent with card-counting skills to win at "Catch 21"; Alfonso Ribiero hosts.
Common Knowledge Gal Pals vs. The Kyles
Joey Fatone hosts as teams compete to answer real-world questions, such as which fruit has a poisonous pit.
Common Knowledge Lovely Ladies vs. The Diggs Family
Joey Fatone hosts as teams compete to answer questions with real-world consequences, such as what one should say when meeting the pope.
Teams try to guess five-letter words.
Teams of sisters compete against each other to see who can guess the most five-letter words for a maximum potential prize of $100,000. Bill Engvall hosts.
Idiotest Military Man vs. Best Friends
A military vet and his wife compete against best friends.
Idiotest Substitute Teacher vs. Cat Owner
A substitute teacher and her friend face off against a man who has a transgender cat and his roommate.
Catch 21 21 or Done
Players must combine their trivia talent with card-counting skills to win at "Catch 21"; Alfonso Ribiero hosts.
Catch 21 Fit for a King
Players must combine their trivia talent with card-counting skills to win at "Catch 21"; Alfonso Ribiero hosts.
Two teams of three compete to complete a chain of words after the first and last words in the chain are revealed.
Two teams of three compete to complete a chain of words after the first and last words in the chain are revealed.
Common Knowledge Fantasy Footballers vs. Golf Wives
Joey Fatone hosts as teams compete to answer questions with real-world consequences, such as how to "unshrink" a sweater.
Common Knowledge BBQ Buddies vs. Sophisticated Ladies
Teams answer practical, everyday questions, such as what drivers should do if their brakes fail.
The Chase Beastly Encounter
A man who speaks "dolphin" and a Texas pub trivia host against The Beast.
The Chase Beast Whisperer
The "lion-whisperer" tames The Beast.
Idiotest Hipsters vs. Fashionistas
Hipsters face off against Fashionistas.
Idiotest Tour Manager vs. Bartender
A tour manager and her friend face off against a bartender and his former co-worker.
Divided Hillbilly Charm
Four strangers must debate the answers to trivia and social survey questions, including what women worry about most frequently.
Divided Cowboys Don't Cry
Which causes lobbying firms spend more money advocating for.
Common Knowledge Law Pals vs. English Teachers
Teams answer practical, everyday questions, including one about the best way to reheat leftovers in the microwave.
Common Knowledge Beauty & Brains vs. Swing Dancers
Teams compete to answer practical, everyday questions, including one about who traditionally pays for the honeymoon.
Newlyweds answer questions about each other to win money.
Newlyweds answer questions about each other to win money.
Newlyweds answer questions about each other to win money.
Newlyweds answer questions about each other to win money.
Baggage Friendly Ghost
Curtis may have to sleep with a four-foot stuffed animal, on "High School Musical" bed sheets, or in a twin bed with his twin brother.
Baggage Put Your Feet Up
A dater must choose between women whose baggage includes making boyfriends get pedicures and refusing to eat red, white and blue foods.
Baggage Bye Bye Bye
Linda may throw birthday parties for her four cats, may use a kitchen timer during sex, or may pay her friends to test her boyfriend's fidelity.
Baggage Boyfriend Stalker
A dater must choose between women whose baggage includes requiring her boyfriend to live across the street and using the men's room.
Newlyweds answer questions about each other to win money.
Baggage on the Road A Little Crazy Up Here
Student Samantha looks for love in Tampa.
Best Ever Trivia Show Masterpiece
Contestants engage in a showdown with a panel of trivia experts, answering questions about the Venus de Milo; with Ken Jennings, Raj Dhuwali and Susannah Brooks.
Best Ever Trivia Show Ever-Keen
Contestants engage in a showdown with a panel of trivia experts, answering questions about the tallest living tree; with Ken Jennings, Arianna Haut and Raj Dhuwalia.
Two teams of contestants compete for a chance at $10,000 after staying awake for 24 hours to "cram" test material that they will be quizzed on the following day.
Two teams of contestants compete for a chance at $10,000 after staying awake for 24 hours to "cram" test material that they will be quizzed on the following day.
Two teams of three compete to complete a chain of words after the first and last words in the chain are revealed.
Two teams of three compete to complete a chain of words after the first and last words in the chain are revealed.