WordWend

You know the answer. Now find it. Every day, WordWend hides an answer in a grid of letters. Not a word — the whole thing. "Scranton paper sales and an awkward regional manager define this fictional company. Name the show and company." Trace it out with your finger, letter by letter, and the grid gives it up: The Office, Dunder Mifflin. Knowing is a shortcut, not a requirement. Half-remember it and the letters fill your gaps. Draw a blank entirely and you can still reason your way through — the path only ever runs up, down or right, so there are three choices at every step, and a wrong one tells you whether the letter was wrong or merely early. There is no buzzer and no "come back tomorrow". You always finish. A different flavor every day. Fridays go to the movies. Wednesdays are for wit. Thursdays throw back, Saturdays sing, Tuesdays watch TV, Mondays make you think. Quotes, tongue…