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On Television:
* Check local TV listings: Some local channels have dedicated Sudoku segments in their programming. You can check your local TV guide to see if any shows feature Sudoku puzzles.
* Game shows: Some game shows, like "Jeopardy!" and "Wheel of Fortune," sometimes include Sudoku puzzles as part of their challenges.
* Cable channels: Channels like "Game Show Network" and "The Hallmark Channel" may offer shows or segments that feature Sudoku puzzles.
Online:
* Sudoku websites: Many websites offer free daily Sudoku puzzles, such as Sudoku.com, Killer Sudoku, and Sudoku-Online.
* Sudoku apps: There are many apps available for both Android and iOS devices that offer a wide variety of Sudoku puzzles.
* News websites: Many online news sources, such as The New York Times and USA Today, offer free Sudoku puzzles on their websites.
Print:
* Newspapers: Most daily newspapers have a dedicated Sudoku section. You can purchase a subscription or find free versions online.
* Magazines: Many magazines, including "Games Magazine" and "Puzzle Magazine," offer a variety of Sudoku puzzles.
* Books: There are many books available that contain a wide range of Sudoku puzzles, from easy to expert.
Other options:
* Sudoku books: Many books are available at libraries and bookstores, offering a variety of puzzles for all levels.
* Sudoku clubs: Many communities have Sudoku clubs where members can meet and solve puzzles together.
Tips for finding TV Sudoku puzzles:
* Use online search engines: You can search for "TV Sudoku" or "Sudoku on TV" to find websites and articles that discuss where to find Sudoku puzzles on television.
* Check social media: Follow Sudoku-related pages on social media to stay updated on any new television shows or segments that feature Sudoku.
* Ask friends and family: Ask your friends and family if they know of any TV shows or segments that feature Sudoku puzzles.
No matter your preferred method, you're sure to find plenty of TV Sudoku puzzles to keep your mind sharp and entertained.