out to be a strong performer against the immensely popular Wheel of Fortune on WCBS and, seeing those ratings, WABC decided that it could draw equal or better ratings with Jeopardy! in the 7:00 p.m slot. ABC did not require its stations to air World News Tonight at a specific time, giving WABC the freedom to make the move if it wanted. On December 15, 1986, the same day Oprah moved to 4:00p.m., WABC reduced the 6:00p.m. broadcast of Eyewitness News by 30 minutes and moved World News Tonight to 6:30, with Jeopardy! airing at 7:00 and Squares following it at 7:30. To alert viewers to the timeslot changes, WABC launched an advertising campaign entitled "Prime Time Begins At 7 On 7". In addition, WABC filled part of Oprah's vacated 10:00a.m. slot with a repeat of the previous evening's broadcast of Jeopardy! until September 1987. The move produced a ratings win in both the 6:30 and 7:00p.m. time slots, as World News Tonight also benefited from the switch; this, along with the rise of WABC's Eyewitness News in the New York ratings books, paved the way for WABC to become the most-watched television station in the New York market. Eventually, WCBS and WNBC capitulated, and their networks' respective national newscasts moved to 6:30p.m. as well. After moving the CBS Evening News to 6:30p.m. in the fall of 1988, WCBS picked up a nighttime syndicated edition of the NBC game show Win, Lose or Draw to air at 7:00p.m. as a lead-in for Wheel, while WNBC (which also moved NBC Nightly News to 6:30) eventually began airing newsmagazines (such as Inside Edition) and a new syndicated version of Family Feud hosted by Ray Combs (who also hosted the show's daytime revival on CBS) in the hour preceding primetime. WABC has aired Jeopardy! at 7:00 ever since. Entertainment Tonight, which had been airing the previous two seasons on WWOR-TV (the former WOR-TV that had been sold the previous year in the midst of an unrelated ownership dispute), replaced Hollywood Squares as the Jeopardy! lead-out in fall 1988. In 1990, Entertainment Tonight moved to WCBS as Wheel of Fortune went to WABC, as WCBS had opted to air newsmagazine and entertainment programming in the early fringe timeslot; Wheel was paired with Jeopardy! and the two shows have remained on WABC ever since. WABC's successful access hour move eventually resulted in many Eastern and