What Network was this on?

I'm pretty sure it was what was called "first run syndication." It means they make a show specifically to sell to local stations to run in their empty spots. Many gameshows are first-run syndication. Tabloid shows are too.

You may've heard of just plain "syndication" before; that's a little different. It means the seasons are done running on their original network and are then sold to station. Seinfeld, Friends, and lots of other sit-coms are syndicated. First-run means they've never aired before, and didn't have a network home. Many independent stations use syndicated (first run and regular) programming. Also, local network affiliates that don't have any local programming, network programming, or infomercials to air.

One way to tell if it's first-run syndication is if you see it on FOX one night, and then see it on CBS two days later in the afternoon. That's how I often saw this show.