25 Greatest Game Shows of All Time

July 23rd, 2008 by Wendy

TV game shows have entertained viewers for years with everything from trivia questions to reality competitions – read on for our picks of the 25 greatest game shows of all time.

25. Love Connection

Hosts: Chuck Woolery (1983-1995), Pat Bullard (1998-1999)
Years on TV: 1983-1995; 1998-1999

Super-suave Chuck Woolery hosted Love Connection, a different take on The Dating Game, where contestants would select their match from three potential dates. The audience voted on which date they thought was the perfect match and the contestant would reveal his/her choice. Chuck’s interview of the couple’s date provided some of the best moments – especially when the dates were a total disaster.

24. Name That Tune

Hosts: Red Benson, Bill Cullen, George DeWitt, Richard Hayes, Dennis James, Tom Kennedy, Jim Lange
Years on TV: 1953 -1959; 1974-1981; 1984-1985

Name That Tune is the predecessor of shows like “Don’t Forget the Lyrics,” and yeah, looking back it is heavy on the cheese. But who didn’t love the courage of those contestants who could “name that tune in two notes” – for reals?

23. Double Dare

Hosts: Marc Summers, Bruce Jenner, Jason Harris
Years on TV: 1986-1993

Nickelodeon kids’ channel featured plenty of slime and other messiness with the kids’ game show Double Dare. Hosted by super cheeseball Marc Summers (he of the Cosby sweaters), kids were put through their paces with trivia questions and physical challenges. Each show ended with a sloppy obstacle course.

22. Press Your Luck

Host: Peter Tomarken
Years on TV: 1983-1986

Any game show where eager contestants shout out “Big bucks! No whammies!” has to make the list, despite the dorky animated “Whammy” character that took away contestants’ cash and prizes. Check out this video of some whammy highlights:

21. Queen for a Day

Host: Jack Bailey
Years on TV: 1947–1964; 1969–1970

An oldie for sure, but in its day, Queen for a Day allowed women to escape their everyday drudgery and become royalty (if only for a day) when the audience voted the biggest sob story with the applause meter. We’d love to see this one make a comeback – but spa vacations would have to replace a new washer and dryer, for sure.

20. The Mole (1st two seasons)

Host: Anderson Cooper
Years on TV: 2001 – 2004; 2008

The Mole had a great thing going during its first two seasons on the air with host Anderson Cooper. Then he went and got all schmancy CNN newsman and The Mole took a dive into celebrity territory. The Mole made a revival in 2008, but it couldn’t hold a candle to those first two seasons.

19. Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?

Host: Jeff Foxworthy
Years on TV: 2007- present
Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader is genius, right? Challenge contestants to show their smarts with elementary school questions… only it’s not so easy to recall fifth grade history when you’re all grown up. Hosted by the most famous redneck of all, Jeff Foxworthy makes the losing contestants fess up “I am not smarter than a 5th grader.” Oh the misery.

18. Cash Cab

Host: Ben Bailey (US)
Years on TV: 2005 – present

Who needs an elaborate and/or cheesy game show set when the whole thing can take place in a pimped out taxi cab? Hosted by comedian Ben Bailey, this game show on wheels is a clever diversion from your typical trivia show – and makes you wish the cash cab would pull up the next time you hail a taxi.

17. The Dating Game

Hosts: Jim Lange (1965-1980), Elaine Joyce (1986-1988), Jeff McGregor (1988-1989), Brad Sherwood (1996-1997), Chuck Woolery (1997-2000)
Years on TV: 1965-1980; 1986-1989, 1996-2000

The Dating Game is the original matchmaking game show (Take that, The Bachelor!), starting in 1965 and running through 1980 with host Jim Lange, who introduced the show’s signature ending of blowing a kiss to the viewers. The Dating Game saw a variety of hosts through the years but ended with the big cheese of game show hosts himself, Chuck Woolery.

16. Remote Control

Host: Ken Ober
Years on TV: 1987 – 1990

This MTV game show classic combined pop culture with quirky host Ken Ober, a unique format and a set that was supposed to be Ken’s mom’s basement. Losing contestants were sucked off the set in their leather recliners and don’t forget the final challenge – naming music videos from clips played on a pile of TVs.

15. Pyramid

Hosts: Dick Clark (1973-1988), Bill Cullen (1974-1979), John Davidson (1991-1992), Donny Osmond
(2002-2004)
Years on TV: 1973-1988; 1991-1992; 2002-2004

Whether it was $10,000 or $100,000, the set for Pyramid was a killer – those monitors for the clues and of course, the ultimate final pyramid challenge with the fenced in “winner’s circle” and the cubes that revealed each correct answer in the pyramid. Classic Pyramid!

14. Win Ben Stein’s Money

Host: Ben Stein
Years on TV: 1997 – 2003

Who would’ve thought that lawyer and presidential speechwriter Ben Stein would be a worthy host and competitor on a Comedy Central game show? The host became a contestant during the second segment and the final challenge pitted the winning contestant against Ben Stein himself! And don’t forget sidekick Jimmy Kimmel for the fun factor during the first three years.

13. The Newlywed Game

Hosts: Bob Eubanks (1966-2000), Jim Lange (1984), Paul Rodriguez (1988-1989), Gary Kroeger (1996-1997)
Years on TV: 1966-2000

The Newlywed Game delivered some of the best TV game show memories in the history of the genre. Originally hosted by Bob Eubanks, The Newlywed Game introduced audiences to “whoopee” as viewers learned about newly married couples’ sex lives in a test to see how well each knew the other. Here’s a classic clip:

12.Family Feud

Hosts: Richard Dawson (1976–1985; 1994–1995), Ray Combs (1988–1994), Louie Anderson (1999–2002), Richard Karn (2002–2006), John O’Hurley (2006–present, daytime), Al Roker (Summer 2008, Celebrity Family Feud)
Years on TV: 1976 -1995; 1999-present

While Family Feud really hit its stride in the 70s and early 80s with host Richard Dawson (although he was totally creepy kissing all the ladies), it’s seen mini-revivals along the way with hosts like Ray Combs, Louie Anderson, Richard Karn and John O’Hurley. Survey says! Family Feud is a winner. Here’s a clip of some of the worst final Family Feud answers:

11. Let’s Make a Deal

Hosts: Monty Hall (1963-1977; 1980-1981; 1984-1986; 1990-1991), Bob Hilton (1990), Billy Bush (2003)
Years on TV: 1963-1977; 1980-1981; 1984-1986; 1990-1991; 2003

If you had to name one of the zaniest game shows, Let’s Make a Deal would definitely fit the bill. Part of the fun was host Monty Hall’s selection of contestants from an audience of people in crazy costumes trying to stand out in the crowd. Once the dealing began, contestants could choose from behind door or curtain number one, two or three – with either legit prizes or total crap.

10. Password

Host: Allen Ludden, Tom Kennedy (Password Plus), Bert Convy (Super Password), Regis Philbin (Million Dollar Password)
Years on TV: 1961-1967; 1971-1975 (Password Plus 1979); (Super Password 1984-1989); (Million Dollar Password)

You had to love the hushed announcer revealing the secret password: “The password is…” Password offered up plenty of great celebrity appearances (C’mon! Betty White rules Password!) and a variety of dimwitted clues and answers. Here’s a great Super Password clip featuring major screw ups by Patty Duke, Rip Taylor and host Bert Convy.

9. Hollywood Squares

Hosts: Peter Marshall (1966-1981), Jon Bauman (1983-1984), John Davidson (1986-1989), Tom Bergeron (1998-2004)
Years on TV: 1966-1981; 1983-1984; 1986-2004

Circle gets the square! It’s tic-tac-toe, celebrity style – what’s not to love? The scripted comedy on Hollywood Squares was delivered better by some than others (Hello? Paul Lynde in the center square?!) and featured regulars like Florence Henderson, Sandy Duncan, George Gobel and Joan Rivers. A 1998 revival put Whoopi Goldberg in the center square for four seasons.

8. Deal or No Deal

Host: Howie Mandel
Years on TV: 2005 – present

Deal or No Deal put Howie Mandel back on the map – that alone has gotta be worthy of landing on our list of the 25 greatest game shows. Add Mandel’s dramatic pauses, calls from the banker and crazed contestants playing a game of chance for $1 million, and… well, we just dare you to look away. (Bonus points for sexy girls with briefcases.)

7. Wheel of Fortune

Host: Chuck Woolery (1975- 1983), Pat Sajak, (1983-present)
Years on TV: 1975 – present

It’s not the longest-running syndicated game show for nothing…Wheel of Fortune has only slightly evolved over the years though, updating the puzzle board with touch technology (hey, you don’t want Vanna White hurting herself by turning those letters!) and giving the wheel a new look over time. Question is, how much longer can Vanna do this before she’s rolling a walker in front of the puzzle board?

6. Who Wants to be a Millionaire

Hosts: Regis Philbin (1999-2002), Meredith Vieira (2002 – present)
Years on TV: 1999 – present

Who Wants to be a Millionaire revolutionized the way game shows looked and paved the way for a sexier crop of new shows. Many copycats have employed the dramatic lights and music, but few new game shows can compete with the popularity of Who Wants to be a Millionaire. Final answer.

5. Match Game

Hosts: Gene Rayburn (1962–1969, 1973-1982, 1983-1984), Ross Shafer (1990–1991), Michael Burger (1998–2000)
Years on TV: 1962-1969; 1973-1984; 1990-1991; 1998-2000

Who didn’t love those fill in the blank questions about Dumb Dora – and the saucy answers the panel offered up? While the celebrity panelists changed over the years, there was no denying the funny that regulars Brett Somers and Charles Nelson Reilly brought to the group.

4. Survivor

Host: Jeff Probst
Years on TV: 2000 – present

While host Jeff Probst, the challenges and Tribal Council have worn thin over the years, you can’t beat the dynamics of folks trying to outwit, outplay and outlast their competition. You can’t deny the Survivor juggernaut. Just try. We dare you.

3. The Amazing Race

Host: Phil Keoghan
Years on TV: 2001-present

The Amazing Race took the reality competition game show concept and turned it on its ear – sending teams around the world in a variety of challenges. Sometimes the biggest challenge is the travel logistics, while other times language barriers and driving a stick shift (duh!) slow down the teams. Factor in top notch host Phil Keoghan and you’ve got reality game show gold.

2. Jeopardy!

Hosts: Art Fleming (1964-1975, 1978-1979), Alex Trebek (1984–present)
Years on TV: 1964-1975; 1978-present

Let’s all hum the Final Jeopardy! thinking song, shall we? The ultimate quiz game show – but with a twist – provide your answers in the form of a question. While Art Fleming was the original Jeopardy! host, it’s really Alex Trebek who people identify with the show. Oh, Alex Trebek, how we love your smugness!

1. The Price is Right

Hosts: Bull Cullen (1956-1965), Bob Barker (1972-2007), Drew Carey (2007-present)
Years on TV: 1956-1965; 1972-present

Come on down!! Host Bob Barker made The Price is Right a game show institution and Drew Carey is doing a noble job of carrying the torch. The contestant frenzy, combined with a variety of games (Plinko, anyone?) and the beautiful Price is Right models made the show a hit for the 35 years Barker hosted. 35 more with Drew Carey?

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67 Responses to “25 Greatest Game Shows of All Time”

On July 24th 2008, fixator wrote:

No Weakest Link?
On July 24th 2008, Trebecks Day Job wrote:

No Classic Concentration – turn picture into words into phrase, combined with old school memory?

I miss Sale of the Century
On July 25th 2008, l1vewire wrote:

Legends of the Hidden Temple Anyone? That show was the bomb!
On July 25th 2008, Mohan wrote:

no Big Brother? even thought it’s faded now, the viewers that were on watchin was loads
On July 25th 2008, Gabba wrote:

Oh what short memories people have.

Grouch Marx, ‘You Bet Your Life’, 1947-61. One of the most popular and successful game shows in the history of television.
On July 25th 2008, borgdrone wrote:

What about ‘The crystal maze’ . That one was awesome.
On July 25th 2008, JImmy Crack Corn wrote:

LOL, I think the PRice is Right is Number ONE and Family Feud is right behind with Number TWO!

JT
http://www.ULtimate-Anonymity.com
On July 25th 2008, Churba wrote:

Oh come on, you can’t have a list of the 25 greatest game shows of all time without actualy going outside America for some of them.

What about Takeshi’s Castle, for example, one of the most popular game shows of all time?
On July 25th 2008, lolcatomfg wrote:

Where’s Takeshi’s Castle?
On July 25th 2008, Shannon wrote:

They missed the original What’s My Line too. I agree with most of the choices on there but amazing race and survivor? That’s more reality TV than game show.
On July 25th 2008, Frankus wrote:

OKay I know its fairly new in the states, but Moment of Truth? I mean come’on people going on TV and destroying everyone they ever touched (who also happen to be sitting there). Even the promos “Watch as this greedy slut destroys her family for cold hard cash”

Bonus points for sharing the same host as antiques roadshow. From the lamest to the lowest.
On July 25th 2008, dutch morley wrote:

How can this list omit Gong Show and 1.98 Beauty Show?!?
On July 25th 2008, charlie wrote:

i am surprised Joker’s Wild did not make the list. and amazing race should not have even made the list.
On July 25th 2008, Rob wrote:

Bob Barker was much more entertaining on “Truth or Consequences” than TPIR.
On July 25th 2008, nathan. wrote:

Supermarket Sweep should be on the list.
On July 25th 2008, John wrote:

No Gong Show!!! YOu guys are Morons!
On July 25th 2008, Anonymous wrote:

But where are the Japanese game shows?
On July 25th 2008, Zane wrote:

Joker, JOKER, $200.

Love the Joker’s Wild and follow that up with a little Tic-Tac-Dough.
On July 26th 2008, Billius wrote:

Survivor and The Amazing Race are not game shows by definition, they are reality television shows.

Oh, and Deal or No Deal is the stupidest game show in the history of television. There’s absolutely no skill whatsoever involved. Its like playing the lottery with hot women and television cameras.
On July 28th 2008, GSNNut wrote:

Deal or No Deal? Please, the list lost all respectability right there. I agree with others that Joker’s Wild was a glaring omission, along with Tac-Tac-Dough and Card Sharks. But, at least they got #1 correct.
On July 30th 2008, David wrote:

Yeah, it’s just like any of these other lists- made up by people who cannot see past the 1980′s. Where are the real classic shows like What’s My Line, I’ve Got a Secret, To Tell the Truth, The $64,000 Question,. Concentration? And those reality shows. I mean, c’mon…Survivor is a game show? Puh-leeze.
On July 30th 2008, Cally wrote:

I couldn’t agree more with Billius…Survivor and The Amazing Race aren’t game shows, and I don’t care if Deal or No Deal is a game show, it takes no skill and doesn’t deserve to be on this list.
On July 30th 2008, Defskins wrote:

How could you forget to list the best host “Wheel of Fortune” ever had?!?!?!? Yes, I’m referring to former San Diego Charger place kicker, Rolf Benirschke!!!!

For shame…
On July 30th 2008, baconhead2008 wrote:

Why are reality shows on this list? Cash Cab is on here too. It’s good but not good enough to be on the list. And who’s BULL Cullen?
On July 30th 2008, Bob wrote:

No Bumper Stumpers!?!?
On July 30th 2008, ykw wrote:

SURVIVOR, AMAZING RACE and MOLE weren’t/aren’t game shows. They’re in that gray area of competitions that are neither game shows per se nor are they sporting contests in any meaningful sense. “Reality show” is a cop-out designation, but its a better fit than anything else that’s come along. (Of course, LOVE CONNECTION wasn’t a contest of any sort; it only gets lumped in with game shows as a result of a superficial resemblance to DATING GAME and the presence of uber-schmoozemeister Chuck Woolery.)

DEAL OR NO DEAL is just TREASURE HUNT with sexed-up packaging, bigger bucks and a germophobic host.

And there’s space here for the ancient, awful and hardly-ever-seen QUEEN FOR A DAY, but not a bit of love for not only the greatest game show of all time, but one of the greatest network prime-time programs ever period, WHAT’S MY LINE? A show that still runs daily on a second-tier national cable/sat platform, and has for most of the last decade-plus?
On July 30th 2008, Luke wrote:

These people are right. The Amazing Race and Survivor are NOT game shows, Deal or No Deal sucks ass, and you are complete idiots for not including The Gong Show.
On July 31st 2008, Russ wrote:

I mean really… No What’s My Line? You only need to watch a few episodes of the original What’s My Line and see the witty, urbane and extremely intelligent panel in action to make one realize the lunacy of this list. Dorothy Kilgallen, Arlene Francis, Bennet Cerf and John Daly are amazing, won multiple Emmys and should be on the top of any Game Show List, period.
On July 31st 2008, angela wrote:

I agree that supermarket sweep and shop til you drop should have deff made the list. can anyone tell me the name of that really cool dating game show from the ’90′s, it was like the guy had like 100 girls and he has to pick what he doesn’t want, and it will say like blue or brown eyes and he chooses blue so all the brown eyed girls leave but he has a life saver to keep one? does anyone know this show?
On August 16th 2008, Ryan wrote:

Angela;

I believe the show you’re describing is “Singled Out”.
On September 20th 2008, Ed Wiese wrote:

What I would like to know is where these shows are: Fun House(JD Roth), Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego(Greg Lee and Lynn Thigpen), Blockbusters(Bill Cullen and Bill Rafferty), and Winning Lines(Dick Clark)
On September 22nd 2008, Mike Fox wrote:

Um, survivor, Amazing Race, and The Mole are NOT game shows, they are reality shows, There IS a difference. Love COnnection, Dating Game & Newlywed game are halfway in between Reality Show and Game Show.

Try again
On September 22nd 2008, John wrote:

I’m surprised you put “Card Sharks” and “Sale of the Century” on the worst game shows. “Remote Control” should be in it’s place!
On October 27th 2008, JD wrote:

Are you kidding?? The Mole and Double Dare were the worst game show ever!! Nobody understand those games!! Oh yeah….thanks for not posting Fear factor in the list!! I rather puke on you guys than eating some cow’s brain for breakfast!!
On November 13th 2008, brittney wrote:

Deal or no deal, I mean come on, that has to be one of the worst game shows ever, and those deal or no deal girls are just another way to atract desperet men to the show.
On December 22nd 2008, Pearl Thorpe wrote:

I remember Bert Convey’s “win lose or draw” (I’m not certain that is the correct title. We use to play it at parties using the show as our guideline. Would like to find out the games rules, etc. to revive our game playing. Is there a tape out there somewhere of one of the shows?
On December 23rd 2008, Miles Morris wrote:

Man, why ain’t they include Headline Chasers?
On December 23rd 2008, Miles Morris wrote:

Don’t be hatin’ on Deal or no Deal britney. You just hatin’ because you some hoochie mama chickenhead who lost their model search. Win, Lose or Draw should be on here too. Bert Convy
created a great show God rest his soul.
On December 23rd 2008, Miles Morris wrote:

Double Dare was an incredible game show!!!!!
On January 8th 2009, Steve Guillot wrote:

How can “What’s My Line?” not be on the list, or “Concentration” or for those older than me, “The $64,000 Question”?

Oh, and “Survivor” still sucks rocks, and always will (look who the first winner was, it was doomed from the start). Can’t believe it was on the list at all much less #3.
On February 10th 2009, oldfreek wrote:

Give me a friggin break. The price is right. I was bored with it the third time I watched it. ( never watched it again). The oreginal on prime time followed by the board game was way more fun. What about Beat the Clock (in the 50′s). You bet your Live /w Groucho. Stupid game but hay it was Grouch Marx . What’s My Line? with mystery guest like Norma Jean Baker, James Dean,Lewis and Martin, Bogey, Jackie Glesson, Art Carney, Jayne Mansfield, Lassie. Steve Allen sitting on the panel looking like an idiot (Not acting) with his blindfold on. Didn’t even know his own wife Ha Ha we’ll just flip them all over and give all the money ($100) to the old actors home. GOOD NIGHT and REMEMBER to take you’re GELETOL.
On February 10th 2009, oldfreek wrote:

And can we ever forget the big black mans answer to the Question on The Newlywed Game “Where does your wife most like to make love?” I swear this is true! ” Up the Butt”! Good night and keep it clean OK Kids!
On February 12th 2009, T-Bone wrote:

I’m surprised it took everyone so long to realize the game board on “press your luck” was not random.
On March 13th 2009, Paul wrote:

One I enjoyed during its short run was “Beat the Geek” that pitted contestants against “geeks” in 3 catagories of pop trivia.
On April 7th 2009, Tomas wrote:

Price is Right …

didn’t daytime soap guy .. Doug Davidson do a version too 1994-1995
On April 22nd 2009, Aubrey Semple wrote:

worst list ever….

Sale of the Century, Scrabble, Tic-Tac-Dough… but what do get instead… (Cash Cab, The Amazon Race, Survivor) – BULLSHIT!
On June 11th 2009, Hollywood Undead wrote:

This is the WORST LIST IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD
On June 11th 2009, Hollywood Undead wrote:

Please shoot me in the head if i ever see this list ever again……..If you ever read this website make sure you never visit this website ever again!!!! And tell that to your friends!!!!!!
On June 11th 2009, Hollywood Undead wrote:

THIS IS A RETARDED WEBSITE
On July 7th 2009, Willie wrote:

I thought it was a rather good list. Everyone is entitled to their own opinions.
On September 19th 2009, MR. BIRD wrote:

YOU DIRTY, NO GOOD, DETIREORATED PIECE OF DIRT, HOW EDARE YOU TO PUT THE PRICE IS RIGHT BEFORE JEOPARDY, YOU ACTUALLY HAVE TO HAVE A BRAIN TO PLAY JEOPARDY, UNLIKE MANY CERTAIN OTHER SHOWS INCLUDED ON THIS LIST.
On November 25th 2009, Miles Morris wrote:

I saw an episode of Remote Control recently and boy that show is frickin’ awesome. Great set design, excellent theme song, cool announcer, and incredible host (RIP Ken Ober). And to defskins, why would you say Rolf Benirschke is Wheel of Fortune’s greatest host when you know you want to say he sucked? He even admitted himself he didn’t do a good job. And to Willie you are right everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but do some people have to be jackasses about it? Who cares what everyone thinks of Deal or No Deal? NOBODY GIVES A CRAP!!!!!!!!!!
On January 18th 2010, Barbara Valentino wrote:

I was on Password in 1966…sometime between June and July. . . with Robert Young and Jane Wyatt as guest stars. Is there any way of retrieving from archives????????
On March 17th 2010, Sandy wrote:

What about Lingo? That was one I really liked.
On March 17th 2010, Sandy wrote:

And ‘Inquizition”!
On April 21st 2010, Robby Trottier wrote:

So I just found this list and I was shocked at what was on here and what wasnt. According to this list here: http://www.faqs.org/faqs/tv/game-shows/usa/

Mole, Amazing Race, and Survivor are not game shows, as mentioned in a few earlier comments, they are reality shows.

Having said that, I also can’t believe that Supermarket Sweep, Concentration, and Legends of the Hidden Temple made the worst list. As for your explanation of Legends being there, what makes you think that in 10 years we won’t be commenting on how it takes no skill in that show, how them cutting to commercials at critical moments was just annoying, and how the only good thing about that show really is the models. I can’t believe this pile of crap was rated #8. Ahead of Family Feud? ARE YOU KIDDING?

Among the three on the worst list that I feel should be on the best list, how about these shows: Fun House, Singled Out, and the GAME SHOW that more than likely paved the way for reality TV…

American Gladiators! (Before they ruined it with Hulk Hogan)
On June 18th 2010, Ken Lawrence wrote:

Hi what about, Split second, Who what or where, the big Showdown, Jackpot, the original Chain reaction, Now you see it.
On August 30th 2010, me wrote:

Millionaire-#1
Everyone else-#2
On December 29th 2010, Donna Brown wrote:

I LOVE game shows. Hate most reality shows. My favorite of all time was Hollywood Showdown with Todd Newton. I love him. He still does game shows and i think he is great, but Hollywood Showdown was the best. I wished he was up for hosting the Price is Right. I think he is so funny and as handsome as Bob Barker. He would have been perfect. Though Drew was a great choice too. Who Doesn’t love Drew!
On December 29th 2010, Jim wrote:

Did I miss something or how could you possibly leave off “What’s My Line?” from your group of game shows?
On December 31st 2010, D Young wrote:

You got to be joking, the Match Game was easily the best ever, Gene Rayburn had no equal. I’d put You Bet Your Life with Groucho Marx as second.
On January 27th 2011, Garrison Howard wrote:

Whare’s “Bumper Stumpers?” I love that show!!
On May 4th 2011, Mariana wrote:

AND AMERICAN IDOL!!!???
On July 3rd 2011, tina wrote:

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On August 18th 2011, Josh Wesley wrote:

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On November 30th 2011, dawn lee wrote:

looking for a video of the kids show funhouse between 1997 / 1998 my daughter was on there her name is rhiannon davies and her partner was kirtis johnson from glyn derw high school in cardiff it would be great if i can get a hold of a copy as my origenal one got distroyed hope you can help me many thanks look forward to hearing off you…….
On December 11th 2011, Speedster wrote:

None of these can compare to Fare Play!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxZSPCRtoNQ