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I definitely agree that The Neighbors was the worst game show of 1975. I saw it a few times and I thought it =was one of the worst game shows ever made. Who cares what Neighbor X said about Neighbor Y and Neighbor Z? It was a show that didn't involve the view at all. A successful game show has to involve the home audience otherwise it doesn't work.

On the brighter side, Regis Philbin redeemed himself after this terrible show, hosting a successful talk show with Kathie Lee Gifford and later Kelly Ripa and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. My final answer regarding The Neighbors is that it was one of the worst game shows ever.

I thought the vid was funny...what's the worst game show ever?

I thought the vid was funny...what's the worst game show ever?
Here's a nomination for worst game show ever made. There was a short lived game show in January 1961 titled You're in the Picture that was hosted by Jackie Gleason and it was so bad that the following week, Gleason apologized to the audience. You're in the Picture was never seen again.

Here's a nomination for worst game show ever made. There was a short lived game show in January 1961 titled You're in the Picture that was hosted by Jackie Gleason and it was so bad that the following week, Gleason apologized to the audience. You're in the Picture was never seen again.

I've heard that game show sucked...I wonder if GSG would ever review it...or has that vid been erased?

I thought the vid was funny...what's the worst game show ever?the worst game show of 1975 was the money maze the all time worst game show ever imho is deal or no deal I hate that show

the worst game show of 1975 was the money maze the all time worst game show ever imho is deal or no deal I hate that show

I remember The Money Maze. The set was so large that it took a long time to get set up and taken down. But I'll always remember Nick Clooney's line "You're going to the maze!"

the all time worst game show ever imho is deal or no deal I hate that show

You're not kidding! That Deal Or No Deal is not much of a game-- all it is is picking cases, having the bank offer you an amount, and then you making the decision of the title. Rinse and repeat, ad infinitum.