On January 6, 1975, NBC replaced "Winning Streak" with "Wheel of Fortune", which took a chunk out of "Gambit"s audience. On the same day, NBC expanded the soap opera "Another World" to sixty minutes and the impact it had on the ratings of "The Price is Right" which aired at 3:00 pm and then forced CBS to shuffle its schedule again on August 18, 1975, and move "Price" back to the morning schedule, which it had left in 1973. "Gambit" moved back to 11:00 am, bumping "Tattletales" back to the afternoon after two months and remained there until late 1977, when it returned to the morning until its March 1978 cancellation. At that slot, "Gambit" initially had to go against its sister Heatter-Quigley show "High Rollers", also hosted by Alex Trebek. However, NBC decided to air a sixty-minute edition of "Wheel" beginning on December 1 with the second half competing with "Gambit". Furthermore, NBC left "Wheel" at 11:00 am when the experiment ended seven weeks later in January 1976 and it continued to eat away at "Gambit" in the ratings. The network canceled the four-year-old game two weeks before Christmas 1976 and replaced it with Goodson-Todman's "Double Dare" with Trebek taking the hosting position after "High Rollers" came to an end on June 11, 1976.