In 1990 before Billy Bush and Wayne Brady hosted Let's Make A Deal a 90's version of Let's Make A Deal debuted with the title The All New Let's Make A Deal and was hosted by Bob Hilton and was filmed at Disney's Hollywood Studios. The show and gameplay was identical to the Monty Hall/Billy Bush Wayne Brady versions but seemed to be a fun version of LMAD and it's a shame that this version wasn't as successful as the Monty Hall version. But Monty Hall actually made a guest appearence on an episode of The All New Let's Make A Deal and it was the only version of LMAD to be produced by Buena Vista Television and had it been successful do you think Disney would've brought the rights to all the LMAD remixes ever made?
Bestie

The problems with this version of Let's Make a Deal were that NBC aired the show at 10 AM ET opposite CBS's revival of Family Feud; A number of stations didn't clear the show due to commitments to local or syndicated programming; Viewers couldn't accept Bob Hilton as the new host so he was fired and Monty Hall once again hosted the show he created and produced since it first went on the air in 1963.

Bob Hilton got fired from The All New Let's Make A Deal and replaced by Monty Hall? I find that shocking to believe because I'm glad The All New Let's Make A Deal was able to survive. I sure wish GSN would air reruns of this version of LMAD on their classic Saturday lineup soon because it would be fun to see
Bestie

Hi, Bestie! Remember when Coca Cola came out with "new coke"? It flopped because people wanted their good old coke. That is why The All New Let's Make A Deal flopped. Fans wanted their good old LMAD! And that is my final answer.
DTK