Game Show TV Shows

Kvit eller dobbelt

65/100

Danish version of the $64,000 Question format, first broadcast in the late 1950s as one of the first entertainment shows on Danish television, then revived in the 1980s. The old version had... See full summary »

3x4

58/100

Super Idol

20/100

Pobijedi Sholu

78/100

In each episode, one of 5 initial candidates was randomly chosen to confront resident host, ex handball goal keeper Vlado Sola. There were 15 games per episode varying from intellectual ... See full summary »

French Collection

64/100

Three Brits purchase items in the antique markets of France before heading back to the UK to sell their goods for as much money as possible.

Hål i väggen

49/100

Contestants are challenged to fit through the odd holes of an approaching wall.

The New Inventors

68/100

A search for Australia's best new invention.

Wickedly Perfect

78/100

Markiplier's December Charity Livestream: Toys for Tots

55/100

Sábado gigante

52/100

Family Double Dare

77/100

Marc Summers hosts Family Double Dare as two kids and their parents compete in sloppy physical challenges and trivia for prizes.

El rescate del talismán

72/100

The Talisman has been taken by the Black Wizard, and the Magician cannot fight against him. He needs four children to recover It.

Family Double Dare

77/100

I mama mou mageirevei kalytera apo ti diki sou

48/100

Aliho partáci

19/100

Crash Karaoke

34/100

The Link

58/100

Mark Williams hosts a game show in which contestants must find answers by working out the links between clues.

CMT's Next Superstar

72/100

Country singer-songwriters participate in a series of competition rounds where they are judged on their performances, songwriting, interviews, and music videos.

31 Questions

81/100

Join David M. Green, Anthony McCormack and Sophie Loughran as trivia questions, points and fabulous prizes are distributed to two contestants. The scores don't matter, so technically everybody loses. How many questions can YOU answer?

Çocuktan Al Haberi

43/100

Artix

39/100

Endurance UK

71/100

The UK version of the Japanese game show Endurance.

Dr. Fad

81/100

Kids' game show in which three contestants introduced competing inventions, and the winner would be based on applause meters. Hosted by Ken Hakuta, who brought the Wacky Wallwalker fad to the U.S.

VS.

61/100

Take a Good Look

72/100

The contestants on this quiz show had been involved in notable news events. Films clips or recordings of the event were shown; if they were unavailable, Kovacs and the three actors would ... See full summary »