American game shows 2010

Win Ben Stein's Money. COM - This episode from Jimmy Kimmel's tenure as co-host featured the only contestant to get a perfect score of 10 in the final round.

Deal or No Deal. Win, Lose or Draw. August 3. This episode was from the first week of the syndicated Bert Convy version, featuring celebrity guest and executive producer Burt Reynolds explaining the origins of the show. The Joker's Wild. Weakest Link. August 8. An episode from the George Gray version aired, in which the "chain" reached the top and was won and doubled in the second-to-last round.

Also featured George doing an Anne Robinson imitation when a British-born contestant was voted off. I've Got a Secret. An episode was featured from the syndicated run with Amarillo Slim and Milton Berle. August 9. To Tell the Truth. This episode from the syndicated Joe Garagiola version features Frank Abagnale , a world-renowned con artist. He was the subject of the movie Catch Me If You Can , which featured a re-creation of this episode's opening sequence. Love Connection.

This episode featured a divorced contestant. When he was married, he had appeared on The Newlywed Game. Chuck Woolery , the show's original host, stated on an episode of Biography that he does not believe Love Connection was a game show. Name That Tune. August Two episodes were aired. With those caveats out of the way, here are the shows I considered the 50 best of the s. Newswire Powered by. Close the menu. Rolling Stone. Log In. To help keep your account secure, please log-in again.

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For some reason, networks seem to prefer male hosts for their game shows. This fact is really a shame because there have been some talented women who have fronted popular games over the years and it would be great to see more of them today. The following female hosts are just a few of our favorites, all from American game shows. There are plenty of other great ones out there, especially if you look at foreign game shows. Betty White is well known for a lot of things, including her prowess as a game show competitor.

She's also a fantastic host! White hosted the short-lived game show Just Men! Even in her 90s, White is still going strong, so there's always a possibility that we'll see her back in action as a game show host.

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire was a massive hit in prime time, and when the show moved to syndication a new host was needed to replace the incomparable Regis Philbin. Meredith Vieira stepped in to fill those rather large shoes and proved without a doubt that women can successfully host serious quiz shows. She brought her own version of warmth and good humor to Millionaire while still preserving the atmosphere of the program. Vieira is one of the favorite game show hosts of all time, female or male, because she has her own unique style and wasn't afraid to have fun with the contestants.