The result was merge anything encyclopedic to Jeopardy!, and then delete. There is a huge amount of information here, and little of it is sourced to reliable sources. Further amounts appear to be original research - "In the later years of the NBC version, players used magic markers to write with; in previous years, they may have used grease pencils or even black crayons". However, a summary of the important parts of the game show's set design could easily be compressed into a single paragraph in the parent article. This is not a "cruft" issue - it is an encyclopedic one. Furthermore, the article contains no less than 48 non-free images - if the article were to remain, the vast majority of these would clearly have to be removed. From a purely encyclopedic and free use point of view, I can see no other end to this AfD than Merge (a small subset of the information) to the parent article (which could do with a severe trimming itself). I have redirected to the parent article for the time being; after a suitable time for encyclopedic information to be transferred, I will delete the original. Please do not transfer any fair-use images to the parent article other than those that could be justified in that article under WP:NFCC. Black Kite 15:06, 9 November 2008 (UTC) reply
Horribly indiscriminate in nature, too many fairuse images. There is very little here that in my opinion could be merged. The set is just a very minor part of the show, and this is a high level of trivia suitable only for diehard game show fans. Ten Pound Hammer and his otters • ( Broken clamshells • Otter chirps • HELP) 00:15, 30 October 2008 (UTC) reply
The result was merge anything encyclopedic to Jeopardy!, and then delete. There is a huge amount of information here, and little of it is sourced to reliable sources. Further amounts appear to be original research - "In the later years of the NBC version, players used magic markers to write with; in previous years, they may have used grease pencils or even black crayons". However, a summary of the important parts of the game show's set design could easily be compressed into a single paragraph in the parent article. This is not a "cruft" issue - it is an encyclopedic one. Furthermore, the article contains no less than 48 non-free images - if the article were to remain, the vast majority of these would clearly have to be removed. From a purely encyclopedic and free use point of view, I can see no other end to this AfD than Merge (a small subset of the information) to the parent article (which could do with a severe trimming itself). I have redirected to the parent article for the time being; after a suitable time for encyclopedic information to be transferred, I will delete the original. Please do not transfer any fair-use images to the parent article other than those that could be justified in that article under WP:NFCC. Black Kite 15:06, 9 November 2008 (UTC) reply
Horribly indiscriminate in nature, too many fairuse images. There is very little here that in my opinion could be merged. The set is just a very minor part of the show, and this is a high level of trivia suitable only for diehard game show fans. Ten Pound Hammer and his otters • ( Broken clamshells • Otter chirps • HELP) 00:15, 30 October 2008 (UTC) reply