The material used so far is great, encompassing all eras relevant to today's listeners and audience (no more Mantovani, who in fact is so obscure nowadays that he was dropped from The World Almanac's Entertainers of the Past club in the 2020 edition), and the pace moves along reasonably well. One major rule change to this version is that the song title must be exact; in the Kennedy version, this only applied for the $100,000 Tune. This resulted in two incorrect rulings on last week's shows, meaning that its sometimes better to hum than sing/rap.
I do like the dollar format more than the point format since it does reward a player more for knowing absolutely more. I'd wish Cassette Roulette would be more like Melody Roulette, except instead of a double for the second reel, it would be simply money amounts with a car space. It would be a nice mix of MR and Tune Topics IMO.
The ooohs and aahs for Bid A Note should only be used if someone could say that they could name it in one note, as this was the only time it was heard in the classic version. But this version has potential if Fox gives it the proper support, and I'll be watching another episode tonight.
I'd give it an 8/10.