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(#1) The Price Is Right
- Bob Barker, Janice Pennington, Dian Parkinson
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(#2) Family Feud
- Al Roker, Richard Dawson, Louie Anderson, Gene Wood, Burton Richardson, Steve Harvey, Ray Combs, Tony Barber, Richard Karn
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(#3) Jeopardy!
- Alex Trebek, Johnny Gilbert, Jimmy McGuire
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(#4) Wheel of Fortune
- Pat Sajak, Vanna White, Charlie O'Donnell
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(#5) Press Your Luck
- Peter Tomarken, Savage Steve Holland, Charlie O'Donnell, Rod Roddy
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(#6) Hollywood Squares
- Tom Bergeron, Shadoe Stevens, Whoopi Goldberg
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(#7) Pyramid
- Betty White, Dick Clark, Dara Torres, John Davidson, Bob Hilton, Charlie O'Donnell, Jack Clark, Bob Clayton, Bill Cullen, Charlie Tuna, Rod Roddy, Henry Polic II, Johnny Gilbert
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(#8) Match Game
- Betty White, Patty Duke, Richard Dawson, Marcia Wallace, David Doyle, Bill Daily, Gene Rayburn, Avery Schreiber, Fannie Flagg, Brett Somers, Elaine Joyce, Dick Martin, Richard Paul, Bart Braverman, Joyce Bulifant, Bern Bennett
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(#9) Let's Make a Deal
- Wayne Brady, Jonathan Mangum, Rob Marrocco Jr.
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(#10) Name That Tune
- George DeWitt
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(#11) Supermarket Sweep
- David Ruprecht
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(#12) Double Dare
- Lou Ferrigno, Jennifer Malone, 'Weird Al' Yankovic
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(#13) Card Sharks
- Joel McHale, Markie Post, Bob Eubanks, Gary Kroeger, Gene Wood, Charlie O'Donnell, Jay Stewart, Pat Bullard, Bill Rafferty, Johnny Olson, Jim Perry
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(#14) Password
- Betty White, Allen Ludden, Gene Wood, Jack Clark
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(#15) The Joker's Wild
- Charlie O'Donnell, Bill Cullen, Jack Barry, Pat Finn
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(#16) The Newlywed Game
- Bob Hilton, Charlie O'Donnell, Johnny Jacobs
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(#17) Tic-Tac-Dough
- Gene Rayburn, Jack Barry, Bill Wendell
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(#18) Win, Lose or Draw
- Burt Reynolds, Dom DeLuise, Vicki Lawrence, Norman Fell, Bert Convy, Shane Richie, Bob Hilton, Gene Wood, Robb Weller
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(#19) Sale of the Century
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(#20) Love Connection
- Chuck Woolery
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(#21) The Gong Show
- Phyllis Diller, Michele Lee, George Gray, Charlie O'Donnell, Jaye P. Morgan, Johnny Jacobs
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(#22) The Dating Game
- Chuck Woolery, Brad Sherwood, Jim Lange, Bob Hilton, Elaine Joyce, Johnny Jacobs
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(#23) The $20,000 Pyramid
Dick Clark, Bob Clayton
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(#24) Classic Concentration
- Alex Trebek, Gene Wood, Art James
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(#25) Super Password
- Bert Convy, Gene Wood
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(#26) To Tell the Truth
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(#27) Remote Control
- Adam Sandler, Denis Leary, Colin Quinn, Alicia Coppola, Ken Ober
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(#28) Chain Reaction
- Bill Cullen, Johnny Gilbert, Geoff Edwards, Dylan Lane
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(#29) Scrabble
- Chuck Woolery
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(#30) Blockbusters
- Bill Cullen, Bill Rafferty
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(#31) Pictionary
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(#32) Whammy! Push Your Luck
- Rufa Mae Quinto
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(#33) The $50,000 Pyramid
Dick Clark, Alan Calter
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(#34) Shop 'til You Drop
- Dee Bradley Baker, Mark L. Walberg, Pat Finn
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(#35) Trivia Trap
- Bob Eubanks, Rod Roddy
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(#36) Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?
- Jeff Foxworthy, John Cena
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(#37) I've Got a Secret
- Teri Garr, Steve Allen, Richard Dawson, Orson Bean, Betsy Palmer, Bess Myerson, Jayne Meadows, Faye Emerson, Garry Moore, Elaine Joyce, Bill Cullen, Henry Morgan
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(#38) Now You See It
- Chuck Henry, Jack Narz
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(#39) Tattletales
- Bert Convy, Bob Hilton, Gene Wood, Jack Clark, Johnny Olson
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(#40) Finders Keepers
- Wesley Eure
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(#41) Wordplay
- Jamie Farr, Charlie O'Donnell, Tom Kennedy
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(#42) Fun House
- J.D. Roth, Pat Sharp
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(#43) Scattergories
- Dick Clark
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(#44) Pass the Buck
- Bill Cullen
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(#45) 1 vs. 100
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(#46) Greed
- Chuck Woolery
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(#47) Get the Picture
- Mike O'Malley
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(#48) High Rollers
- Alex Trebek
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(#49) Strike It Rich
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(#50) Battle of the Network Stars
- Howard Cosell, Gabe Kaplan, Darleen Carr
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There is nothing better than watching a great game show on a comfortable sofa, and there is no doubt that the game shows of the 1980s are the most interesting. Of course, there are many people who may be very tacky and inferior, and ridiculous jokes may make you choose to skip. But the 80s game shows are very interesting for people of all ages, and they are also a good pastime on a boring weekend.
Game shows quickly became the main content of TV shows in the 1950s, but facts proved that this genre had a breakthrough development in the 1980s. The random tool recommends 77 of the best game shows of the 1980s.
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