Family TV Shows

What's in a Word

Summer replacement quiz show. The panelists had to guess a rhyme based on a two-word association provided by the contestant.

Who's the Boss?

The panelist attempted to identify a secretary's boss who was a famous person.

The Amazing Dunninger

A modified version of the star's earlier show, "The Dunninger Show", after it moved to a new network. Magician Joseph Dunninger, known simply as Dunnigner on stage, earned a reputation in ... See full summary »

Musical Chairs

Can Do

This Is Show Business

You're on Your Own

The contestants on this quiz show could use anything on the stage to find the answer to the question posed by the Emcee.

The Galen Drake Show

What's It For

The panelists had to determine what a strange invention was designed to do after it had been demonstrated.

The Big Game

The first of many game shows hosted by popular emcee Tom Kennedy, contestants answered general knowledge questions and played a game similar to "Battleships."

Brains & Brawn

Music Bingo

Contestants would listen to a song being played and when it stopped they had to run to a board and place a musical sharp or flat symbol on a Bingo board. The first person to get five in a ... See full summary »

This Is Music

Laugh Line

Who Pays?

Summer replacement show. Two contestants, who were employed by a celebrity, were questioned by the panelists; the object was for the panelist to guess who the celebrity was.

1, 2, 3 Go

Accent on an American Summer

Travalogue of American vacation spots and other points of interest.

People Will Talk

Contestants win cash prizes by guessing how celebrities on a panel of 15 will answer a moral question a certain way.

Made in America

Three millionaire contestants appeared on the show and the panelists tried to determine how the guest had made their fortunes. All money won by the contestants was donated to charity.

Experiment