Scrabble

I love the board game Scrabble and loved the show with Chuck Woolery. Unfortunately, this new version is a snooze fest. Raven is cute, but she is void of any personality on the show - unlike Chuck Woolery, who was a 10 as a game show host. The clues in the first round are so ridiculously easy, but some contestants haven't gotten them. And, the round where they both make a word from the same letters is just weird. That's nothing like the real game. Most of the time they make super easy words. There's no challenge or excitement. Like I said, Raven is very likeable, but she doesn't bring anything to the show. I don't see this lasting long at all.

I just watched the new show "Scrabbled" presented by the amazing Raven-Symoné, and I have to say, it's such an amazing show! Raven brings her signature warmth and friendliness to the show, making it feel like a fun hangout with an old friend. It's so refreshing to see a familiar face from my childhood back on screen, and she truly knows how to engage the audience.

The show itself is a fantastic mix of entertainment and clever wordplay, perfect for anyone who loves a good challenge. Each episode is packed with laughter and excitement, and Raven's energy keeps everything lively. It's clear that she genuinely enjoys hosting, which makes the viewing experience even more enjoyable.

If you're looking for a show that combines nostalgia with fun, "Scrabbled" is definitely worth checking out! Can't wait to see what else Raven has in store for us!

As a lover of the game of Scrabble this version is for toddlers. Very poorly hosted. Game show host is not Raven's niche - it's painful to watch. I record and then fast forward to money game. $10K is almost a given, yet players miss high scoring words too often. Players should be able to retain unused letters and be rewarded bonuses for bingos. Sorry to say it, but either change host and format or it should be replaced with something more engaging. Hasbro should not have permitted their name to be attached to this show. It does not capture the essence of the game or the potentially competitive value of it.

She is so awful - bad personality, very fakey, grating voice. Find someone new or your show will get cancelled! She is a very irritating person to whom to listen. Her wardrobe could also use some attention. The gestures and body movements are very extreme. She also isn't very well-versed in vocabulary or in spelling. Words that are very common and in regular use she misses. Why can't she seem like a normal everyday person when she interacts with the contestants or when she gives them instructions for playing. She actually does some kung foo moves sometimes, and its almost embarrassing to watch her.

It's a fun game. It's more true to Scrabble than the 1980s Chuck Woolery version, and the host seems to do the best that she could with what she has to work with. It may not be the most exciting show, but pure game show enthusiasts will like it due to its straightforward gameplay.

The contestants seem to enjoy themselves despite the ten thousand dollars the final round says you can win would be next to impossible to do so. The first two rounds, one with clues and unscrambling letters than the next with them making words from same racks is fun and fun to play along with at home. All in all, if you like word games then you should like Scrabble.