Best Game Shows of All Time

This is the quiz show of all quiz shows. It's so fun to play along although many of the questions can be very difficult.

Bob Barker made this show a sensation for over 35 years. The crazy contestants, gorgeous models and variety of games makes it hard not to tune into The Price is Right.

Regis Philbin popularized this game show which was originally only supposed to last a couple of weeks. Watch the contestants answer question after question aiming to be the next millionaire! This game show is so popular that many international countries has adopted a version of it.

This game show is appealing because anyone can play along from home. It doesn't require a high skill level, making it fun for all ages.

This was an adventure game show, first shown in the 1990s on Channel 4. It had a revival since.

First broadcast in the 1950s but I know it was revived during the 1990s. Des O'Connor was the presenter. First part, Yes/No game. The contestant has to avoid saying it within a time limit e.g sixty seconds. If saying 'Yes' or 'No', a gong is heard. The second part, the contestant with the longest amount of time in the first part introduces him/herself, then is asked questions which lead to picking a number ffrom one to ten. He/she has to choose, take the money or open the box. In any of the boxes, it could be good such as a cash prize or an European rail holiday with spending money or worse such as a bowl of pasta. Then, there is box thirteen which is the tricky bit. Suppose you find a toy kangaroo but the trick is kangaroos can be found in Australia so therefore he/she wins a holiday in Australia.

It was made by Thames Television.

At its height during the 1980s and early 1990s, it was so popular. I think the contestants were students/graduates. Bob Holness was the presenter and Central Television made the programme. In 2012, it revived when former radio DJ Simon Mayo presented it.

Ran for many years during the 1980s and 1990s made by Tyne Tees at its base in Newcastle. Tom O'Connor was the presenter.

This was and still is one of the craziest game shows to date. The best part of this game show is watching people in the audience dressed in crazy costumes trying to stand out and ultimately be selected as a contestant of the show.

Gene Rayburn was the perfect host for this hilarious show including the always funny Charles Nelson Reilly, Brett Somers and Richard Dawson!

' We asked 100 people to name items that you would find in a kitchen.' The six most popular answers required. A great family game show.

contestants survive around the world and compete in physical, mental, and luck challenges for one million dollars. You win immunity!