the Nine Network's second run: Any Number Bump Buy or Sell Cliff Hangers Clock Game Cover Up Dice Game Five Price Tags Flip Flop Grocery Game (range to win is $10–$10.50) Hole in One Line em Up Magic # Make Your Move Money Game One Away One Dollar Deal (Lucky $even) Race Game Range Game Safe Crackers Side by Side Squeeze Play Switch? Switcheroo Temptation 2 for the Price of 1 Two Price Tags (Double Prices) Third Larry Emdur era (2012)The Price Is Right was revived again in 2012 on Seven Network, hosted by Larry Emdur with announcer Brodie Young. The show used the logo and look of the 2009 French version called Le Juste Prix (The Right Price). This version premiered on 7 May 2012. The first episode of the revamp briefly paid tribute to original host Ian Turpie, who had died of cancer earlier that month. Speculation of an Australian revival started when Emdur, during a winter 2011 trip to Los Angeles (July), visited CBS Television City, where US version host Drew Carey had Emdur call down a contestant and host Cliff Hangers during a taping in July for an episode that aired in December 2011. Furthermore, US version announcer George Gray appeared on Rove LA, an Australian chat show also taped at CBS Television City (Studio 56) and has featured a Price prop on the show often. In 2012, it was reported in various local newspapers in Melbourne and Sydney that the Seven Network were looking at reviving the franchise. On 28 March 2012, the Seven Network confirmed that the show would return with host Larry Emdur. On 4 April 2012, production on the game show began at Global Television Studios in Eveleigh, New South Wales, with its début scheduled for 7 May at 5:00pm, leading into Deal or No Deal, which remains at 5:30pm. However, the cash and prizes featured were much lower in value than the previous versions (sponsored by Big W), which disappointed many viewers. A scandal was also alleged in this version. On 22 October 2012, HSV7 (7 Melbourne) moved The Price Is Right to 3pm, with Melbourne travel show Coxy's Big Break taking over its 5pm timeslot. This move was made in an attempt to boost 7 News Melbourne ratings, but was unsuccessful. The move led to speculation that the show would be axed, as it wasn't mentioned in 7's 2013 programming