Chuck Barris on developing The Dating Game
Chuck Barris on developing The Newlywed Game
Chuck Barris on developing The Gong Show
Chuck Barris on The Newlywed Game
Chuck Barris on the staff and legacy of The Gong Show
Frances Buss Buch on CBS Television Quiz
Frances Buss Buch on directing The Missus Goes A-Shopping
Frances Buss Buch briefly on directing CBS Television Quiz
Frances Buss Buch on seeing Winner Take All many years later and thinking it was dull
Frances Buss Buch on directing What's It Worth?
Robert Caminiti on the fast pacing and structured environment of being part of a crew on a game show
Robert Caminiti on stage managing for Goodson-Todman Productions' game shows
Robert Caminiti on what he enjoyed about working on game shows, particularly What's My Line?
Robert Caminiti on stage managing for various game shows including Concentration, Jeopardy! and Winning Streak
Steve Carlin on creating and producing The $64,000 Question (Part 1)
Steve Carlin on creating and producing The $64,000 Question (Part 2)
Steve Carlin on creating and producing The $64,000 Question (Part 3)
Steve Carlin on creating Jackie Gleason's infamous You're in the Picture game show
Milton Delugg on playing accordion on Treasure Hunt
Milton Delugg on working with Herb Shriner on Two for the Money
Milton Delugg on working on Beat the Clock and Dollar a Second
Milton Delugg on composing the theme to What's My Line
Milton Delugg on composing music for Chuck Barris' The Newlywed Game and The Dating Game
Milton Delugg on the 1974 short-lived revival of Your Hit Parade
Milton Delugg on conducting the "Milton Delugg and the Band with a Thug" band on The Gong Show, and on the outrageous acts on the show
Milton Delugg on The Gong Show, including how contestants were chosen and on working with some of the celebrity judges
Milton Delugg on working on The Chuck Barris Rah Rah Show
Milton Delugg on working on Three's A Crowd
Milton Delugg on working on Camouflage and the revivals of The Dating Game and The Newlywed Game
Ruth Duskin Feldman on being a panelist on Quiz Kids (Part 1)
Ruth Duskin Feldman on being a panelist on Quiz Kids (Part 2)
Ruth Duskin Feldman on being a panelist on Quiz Kids (Part 3)
Ruth Duskin Feldman on appearing as a panelist on Quiz Kids (Part 4)
Albert Freedman on contestants knowing the answers ahead of time of The Big Surprise and the reasons for "fixing" panel and quiz shows
Albert Freedman on his dealings with Twenty One contestant James Snodgrass during the Quiz Show Scandals
Albert Freedman on the format of the quiz show, Tic Tac Dough and how winners were selected ahead of time based on pre-test results
Albert Freedman on the most difficult pre-test of all the quiz shows - on Twenty One - and how producers selected which answers to give contestants
Albert Freedman on specific contestants on Tic Tac Dough
Albert Freedman on becoming a producer on Twenty One, coaching contestants, and convincing Charles Van Doren to become a contestant on the program
Albert Freedman on Charles Van Doren becoming a celebrity because of his appearances of Twenty One; on the beginning of the Quiz Show Scandals; on not wanting to implicate Charles Van Doren
Albert Freedman on being indicted during the Quiz Show Scandals, being blacklisted, going to Mexico, and returning to the U.S. to testify again after Charles Van Doren agreed to testify
Albert Freedman on reaching out to Charles Van Doren's lawyer to explain the circumstances under which Freedman would be testifying before the Grand Jury for a third time, on Robert Redford's movie "Quiz Show" and whether or not the film was accurate, and the impact of the Quiz Show Scandals on the medium of television - the end of the intelligent era of live TV
Albert Freedman on whether today's quiz shows are affected by the Quiz Show Scandals
Harry Friedman on writing and producing Hollywood Squares (Part 1)
Harry Friedman on writing and producing Hollywood Squares (Part 2)
Harry Friedman on writing and producing Wheel of Fortune (Part 1)
Harry Friedman on producing Wheel of Fortune (Part 2)
Harry Friedman on producing Wheel of Fortune (Part 3)
Harry Friedman on producing Jeopardy! (Part 1)
Harry Friedman on producing Jeopardy! (Part 3)
Monty Hall on briefly hosting Twenty-One and the subsequent quiz show scandals that emerged
Monty Hall on the impact of the Quiz Show Scandals on game shows
Monty Hall on co-creating Let's Make a Deal with Stefan Hatos
On the budget, cast, crew, and format of Let's Make a Deal; on the diversity of Let's Make a Deal contestants and costumed contestants
Monty Hall on the great and "zonk" prizes on Let's Make a Deal
Monty Hall on the production schedule of Let's Make a Deal
Monty Hall on Dick Clark getting Let's Make a Deal back on the air
Roger King and syndicating Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!
Roger King on King World selling The Joker's Wild
Roger King on the success and legacy of Jeopardy!
Roger King on King World reviving, producing, and distributing The Hollywood Squares with Whoopi Goldberg as the center square, and on distributing Martha Stewart Living
Wink Martindale on what makes a good game show host, and on game show hosts he admires like Bill Cullen
Wink Martindale on becoming a game show host
Wink Martindale on hosting Can You Top This produced by Morey Amsterdam
Wink Martindale on hosting Las Vegas Gambit, and on appearing on The Hollywood Squares
Wink Martindale on hosting Tic Tac Dough
Wink Martindale on creating and hosting Headline Chasers
Wink Martindale on hosting High Rollers
Wink Martindale on hosting Trivial Pursuit
Wink Martindale on hosting Second Honeymoon and Bumper Stumpers
Wink Martindale on being a contestant on Tattletales, and on his later friendship with Elvis Presley
Wink Martindale on being a celebrity contestant on Password
Wink Martindale on Tic Tac Dough being his favorite show, and on his enjoyment of hosting Las Vegas Gambit
Wink Martindale on hosting Dream Girl of '67 and How's Your Mother-in-Law?
Pat Sajak on doing the weather for KNBC Los Angeles and impressing Merv Griffin and offering Sajak Wheel of Fortune
Pat Sajak on Wheel of Fortune
Pat Sajak on production of and memorable moments on Wheel of Fortune
Pat Sajak on Wheel of Fortune
Fred Silverman on going up against NBC's game shows starting with scheduling Joker's Wild , Gambit and bringing back The Price is Right
Fred Silverman on Goodson-Todd, Heatter-Quigley, Monty Hall, and Chuck Barris.
Ira Skutch on Campus Hoopla, which featured regular Eva Marie Saint before her greater fame as a movie actress
Ira Skutch on the challenges of staging and directing a game show, specifically What's My Line? and how the audience was filmed
Ira Skutch on budgets and prizes on shows like Match Game
Ira Skutch on the game show Two for the Money
Ira Skutch on directing Beat the Clock
Ira Skutch on directing Match Game, hosted by Gene Rayburn
Ira Skutch on the quiz show Face to Face
Bob Stewart on the genesis of The Price is Right
Bob Stewart defines the genres of game shows versus panel shows
Bob Stewart on the creation and production of Password
Bob Stewart on his preference for game shows featuring celebrities
Bob Stewart on the process of creating game shows and how his company was run
Bob Stewart on how the popularity of word games waned
Producer Bob Stewart on what makes a good game show host
Betty White on her affinity for game shows
Betty White on appearing on Password with eventual husband Allen Ludden
Betty White on the enduring popularity of Goodson/Todman game shows
Betty White on attempting to host three different game shows, including Just Men!
Betty White on appearing on What's My Line?, I've Got a Secret, and To Tell the Truth
Betty White on appearing on Match Game
Vanna White on Wheel of Fortune
Vanna White on the longevity, staff and production of Wheel of Fortune
Vanna White on Wheel of Fortune
Pat Sajak and Vanna White on the atmosphere on the set of Wheel of Fortune
Pat Sajak and Vanna White on the atmosphere on the set of Wheel of Fortune
