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WEll?

I don't mean the ones in the last 2 or 3 years, I mean like, well, see my example below (from about 1 yr old to about 10)
A lot of these aired on USA or FAM plus I coaught 1 or 2 of them towards the end of their original lineup

The ones I remember watching were:
The PRice is Right (still watch it)
Jeopardy!
Wheel of Fortune
New Hollywood Squares (in the 80s when I was real little)
Classic Concentration
Tic Tac DOugh ('90 version only, unfortunately)
the Joker's Wild (see: Tic Tac Dough '90)
$25,000 Pyramid
$100,000 Pyramid
$100,000 Name That Tune
Press Your Luck
Family Feud (Combs and Feud '94 versions)
Bumper Stumpers
Card Sharks (I only remeber the last year of the Eubanks run though)(I didn't even remember this one up until I got GSN....)
Super Password
Let's Make a Deal (on FAM, of course)
Supermarket Sweep
TPiR '94


I think that's it. Not for sure though. About the only game shows I watch now are the current run of HS, Supermarket Sweep, TpiR, and the GSN shows


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[This message has been edited by Devastation26 (edited 08-08-2001).]

Originally posted by Devastation26:

The PRice is Right (still watch it)
Jeopardy!
Wheel of Fortune
New Hollywood Squares (in the 80s when I was real little)
Classic Concentration
Tic Tac DOugh ('90 version only, unfortunately)
the Joker's Wild (see: Tic Tac Dough '90)
$25,000 Pyramid
$100,000 Pyramid
$100,000 Name That Tune
Press Your Luck
Family Feud (Combs and Feud '94 versions)
Bumper Stumpers
Card Sharks (I only remeber the last year of the Eubanks run though)(I didn't even remember this one up until I got GSN....)
Super Password
Let's Make a Deal (on FAM, of course)
Supermarket Sweep
TPiR '94


I remember watching most of those as well as:
Win Lose or Draw
Match Game (I think that was the name of it)

AAAAAAAGHHHHHHHH. I'm blank. I'll have to think about this and get back to you.

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Oh, I remember at some point seeing just about EVERY game show, from the mid-1960's to mid-1970's, when they were on NETWORK TELEVISION, on weekdays, but, some of my favorites were LET'S MAKE A DEAL, THE ORIGINAL HOLLYWOOD SQUARES, MATCH GAME 70-WHATEVER, and yes, CONCENTRATION

I remember watching...

Press Your Luck
Let's Make a Deal
Win, Lose, or Draw
Pictionary
TPIR
Scattergories (I really don't remember anything about it though!)
Scrabble
Double Dare and Family DD
Supermarket Sweep
Shop 'til you Drop
Debt
One of the Pyramids (probably $100,000)
WOF
Jeopardy
and of course- Family Feud (Combs)- too young to watch Dawson's first version and FF was dropped from my market shortly after the Bullseye was created

I forgot...

I used to watch John Davidson's Hollywood Squares too.

Original NICK Double Dare
I'm Telling
Legends of the Hidden Temple

I VAGUELY remember, as a toddler, watching SUPERMARKET SWEEP on ABC, from 1965-67

When I was little (17 years ago)I watched

Super Password
Scarbble (Both versions)
The Hollywood Game
The New Hollywood Squares
Classic Concentration
The Joker's Wild(90s)
Tic Tac Dough (90s)
$ale of The Century
Card Sharks(Around 1987 when the car was added)
The Price Is Right
The Challengers
Headline Chasers(I was a baby)
The $25/100,000 Pyramid (I wanna see 10 and 20 before I die)
Double Talk (I was 2)



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I liked to watch Family Feud, The Match Game, and The Joker's Wild.

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Card Sharks
Cross Wits
The Joker's Wild
The Price is Right

Originally posted by corwayn2:
I VAGUELY remember, as a toddler, watching SUPERMARKET SWEEP on ABC, from 1965-67

Oh My! I was in high school during those years!I always liked Password. But when I was really young I watched Video Village starring Monte Hall.(circa 1960)

An Update to what I said earlier....

I now watch WoF and J! again.

Although not every day(as I would miss P+ and SP on GSN....)

But I DO watch them again.

Plus, I now watch Family Feud, To Tell The Truth, and (starting tomorrow) Card Sharks (2001 Version)

I also remember watching the ORIGINAL PASSWORD on CBS, that GAME SHOW NETWORK airs today, and also, the '60's version of YOU DON'T SAY!, and the 60's MATCH GAME

There used to be some warped out game shows in my time, besides the Price is Right, I remember:

Wheel of Fortune
Jeopardy- both perennial favorites
Press Your Luck- loved the Whammy! That's why I watched it
All the Pyramid Games
Scrabble
Classic Concentration
Joker's Wild (1990 version)
Card Sharks
Family Feud
Sale of the Century
Let's make a DEal (1984 version)
Name that Tune- Loved the musical roulette part of the game
Face the Music (remember that one?)
Trivial Pursuit & Jumble (Wink Martindale)
There was also one I remember watching also, i don't know if anyone remembers this but there was this show called "Now You See It"
There was another show called "Wipeout"
I definitely remember Tic Tac Dough

I remember watching Bowling for Dollars on Baltimore's channel 11. Also the Maryland Lottery as I recall had their own tv game show too that was cool.

Wonder if anybody remembers a show from 1980 called Lets go to the Races. It was hosted by Alan Hamel ( Suzanne Sommers' husband).It was strictly a home viewers gameshow.

You had to go to a Grand Union supermarket ( though I think it involved other chains around the country ) pick up game card that featured the numbers.

Tune into the show where they featrue 4 or 5 different horse races and if number thats on the horse crosses the finish line first and the number on your card matches- YOU win cash.

Just like going to the real thing, though Lets go the Races didnt last long. Gone by 1981.

That's a tough one because when I was growing up (which will give you an idea of my age, mid-forties), Andy Griffith, the Honeymooners, Lucille Ball and shows like that were favorites so I honestly don't remember watching any game shows at that age.

I loved 70s and 80s shows!

Match Game
Wheel of Fortune
Tid Tac Dough
The price is right I loved for years (When Drew Carey started I stopped watching,it became crap)
Jeopardy

Theres probably more and I cant remember but those are ones I love and would love STILL seeing!!!! (In Analogue it possible (Like I saw them then on analog TV))

Jeopardy
Concentration
You Don’t Say
Name That Tune

Jeopardy
Wheel of Fortune (back when they picked prizes, like a ceramic dalmatian... Why would anybody pick that?)
The Price is Right
Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego
Press Your Luck
Double Dare
Legends of the Hidden Temple
Password
Let's Make a Deal
Family Feud
I'm Telling
To Tell the Truth
Name That Tune
Card Sharks
The Newlywed Game

I 4got concentration!!

Mainly the NBC games of the '60s and '70s such as Concentration, Jeopardy!, Hollywood Squares, You Don't Say!, and the original Match Game.

The Joker's Wild - Jack Barry
The Newlywed Game - Bob Eubanks
The Gong Show - Chuck Barris
The Price Is Right - Bob Barker
To Tell the Truth - Gary Moore
Match Game - Gene Rayburn
Family Feud - Richard Dawson
Hollywood Squares - Peter Marshall
High Rollers - Alex Trebek
Jeopardy - Art Fleming
Tattletales - Bert Convy
Pyramid - Dick Clark
Password - Allen Ludden

The Jokers Wild is another good one!

Hi Rollers I like alot too :)

There were a couple NBC game shows that I watched in the 60s. One was Snap Judgement hosted by Ed McMahon which aired from 1967-1968. The other was PDQ hosted by Dennis James which aired from 1965-1969.

Gong show
Match game
Password
Hollywood squares
To tell the truth
What’s my line
I’ve got a secret
Truth or consequences
Price is right
Sale of the century
Treasure hunt
10,000 pyramid

Joker's Wild
Tic Tac Dough
Bullseye
Family Feud
Price Is Right
Match Game
Every Second Counts
Wheel of Fortune
Card Sharks
$25,000 Pyramid
Sale of the Century
Battlestars

Match game
Password
Hollywood squares
To tell the truth
What’s my line
I’ve got a secret
Truth or consequences
Price is right
Sale of the century
Treasure hunt
10,000 pyramid[/QUOTE]

Didn't watch Sale of the Century but most listed here, I saw either in the original years or in reruns later on. Another show I recall hosted by Nick Clooney, (George's dad) was the Money Maze. in mid 1970's Celebrity Sweepstakes hosted by Jim McKrell. Let's Make a deal with Monte Hall in the mid 1960;s. It is nice to go back and remember.