Intro slide for a weekly presentation given during Spiceworks' company meeting.
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The '70s TV classic 'Match Game' redefined the modern game show. It went against convention, appealed to a younger, hipper audience and ushered in a new era of television.
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Set recreation for use in the Family Feud casino slot game
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Family Feud is a game show where 2 families (made up of 5 members each) compete against each other for a chance to win $20,000 or more. The show has been on and off the air since 1976 with 6 different hosts.
Michelle Blair
The "Sunday Fun & Games" lineup for ABC's summer season puts a new spin on retro game shows, including "Celebrity Family Feud," "The $100,000 Pyramid," and "Match Game." This got us to thinking: which are the top TV game shows of all time? We're counting down 24 of them, from best to worst.
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Vanna White is temporarily stepping in for Wheel Of Fortune host Pat Sajak as he recuperates from emergency surgery.
Slim Keith
Game shows are household favorites for a reason. Create the best party game feel with these awesome and super fun game show party games!
heidi yeager
Do you recall the classic game show ‘The Price is Right’ that graced TV screens across the globe, especially during the 50s? Many of our cherished seniors in aged care surely have fond memories of that era. Now, let’s transport them back to those exciting times with a simple yet delightful format of this iconic show, carefully designed to spark engaging conversations and heartwarming reminiscences.
Martha Davis-Schirmacher
Let’s Make a Deal was a popular TV game show from the ’60s and ’70s. You can still catch re-runs on the Game Show Network. Campers love this program. If you’re not familiar with the game show you can read more about it at Wikipedia. Basically, the host, Monty Hall, would call up a contestant […]
Kristie Gunterman
At one point in time, I was a game show junkie. I couldn't get enough of them, though that was mainly during my childhood. I was dreamed of being on Jeopardy! and I remember when the contestants on Wheel of Fortune had to buy prizes at the end of every round. I loved The Price is Right with Bob Barker, and can't stand it anymore. I watched Card Sharks and wanted to go on Shop 'til You Drop. For whatever reason I've gotten away from my love of game shows, though I will still watch a vintage…
Stephanie Dooley-Modderman