Top 10 Game Shows That Don't Exist Anymore

It's a shame these game shows aren't still airing. For this list, we’ll be looking at various classic game shows that are no longer still in production. Both original single run shows and revivals are eligible for inclusion, as long as they have since gone off the air. Our countdown includes "The Newlywed Game" (1966-74), "Password" (1961-75), "American Gladiators" (1989-96), "Minute To Win It" (2010-14), and more! What is your favorite old game show? Let us know in the comments.
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[@WatchMojo]

What is your favorite old game show? Let us know in the comments. For more Gameshow lists, click here!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJ_bdmmvqtKSZrM

[@shadowm0onlight166]

title : top 10 game shows that don't exist anymore me : oh really? THEN WHAT IS THIS? *shows big boss*

[@jimb.7523]

The old Nickelodeon ones, like Legends of the Hidden Temple and Nick Arcade.

[@StriderRyu]

I'm surprised Monopoly wasn't on this list.

[@heatherschmitz8431]

$25,000 Pyramid, Match Game, Card Sharks, Price is Right, Who wants to be a Millionaire and etc.

[@fnvfan0145]

Uh Oh! and video and arcade top ten.

[@willieg7895]

I miss American gladiators. Used to watch that back in the day. Was one of my favorite shows at the time.

[@SignatureFox713]

I think it’s such a fun show and it’s a shame the revival has been….shrouded in the Hogan controversy. I watched every episode when it came out and was a quintessential part of my childhood

[@stephanienoblet8503]

I miss this show has well and some of the Nickelodeon shows like Legends of the Hidden Temple but the adult version just came out and Guts oh and Match Games

[@fromthehaven94]

I miss the early 90's American Gladiators, part of my Saturday nights. Not the desperate for ratings show NBC had.

[@Flickawho]

There is a 30 for 30 for OG American Gladiators in the works. I cannot wait. I used to play assault with nerf guns w/ my friends, went to Six Flags to see the summer tour… my jam.

[@ygbgforever]

Ice was my favorite gladiator

[@thanlianachhakchhuak1499]

"Minute to win it" was one of my favorite show, its hard to get over the fact that the show stopped

[@MrJvormwald]

I to miss Minute to win it with Guy Fieri!

[@raymondhopwood9393]

I wonder if anyone got all the way to the end

[@dannyortiz0406]

American Gladiators had a dining show here in Kissimmee, FL

[@MrSberg1000]

Beat The Geeks. Not only was it a great game show but you get the feeling anyone could've been on & won, and you don't feel so alone about being passionate about something that someone else finds......different.

[@Josh_Stringer]

What made Hollywood Squares so great was that they actually had stars who were funny and likeable. Everyone knew who they were.

[@misseselise3864]

i’ll never forget that “cause she’s lonely” line

[@nicoleknight9412]

Paul Lynde was the king of the snappy answers, but others were good too. I'll never forget Gilbert Gottfried yelling "You fool!!" because the contestants kept giving the wrong response, and he was the last square .

[@BigTymerz2009]

American Gladiators will forever be my favorite.

[@jkaylin6]

Was Gladiators similar to Nickelodeon's GUTS?

[@nomarsenrab]

@@jkaylin6 No, with Gladiators, you had to beat them and score more than your fellow contestant. The Gladiators were the stars of the show. Guts, iirc, you just completed against the other kid contestants.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

@@jkaylin6 Gladiators was superior to GUTS, GUTS was a knockoff.

[@blkd25]

In the late 80s and early 90s, there was nothing like watching Saturday morning cartoons, then Saved By The Bell at 11am, then WWF Superstars at noon, and then American Gladiators at 1pm. Half my day was set in stone. Saturday morning programming ain't shit today on local channels.

[@sushanthshetty1985]

'The Crystal Maze'. Used to watch it growing up. One of the first game shows that I watched and genuinely liked.

[@skpradhan2005]

Absolutely, it was totally a different arena.

[@louiseogden1296]

My sister was a big fan.

[@troykearney9516]

There was a US version that so far only ran one season

[@jimb.7523]

*In addition to "Win Ben Stein's Money," I also miss "Beat the Geeks." I always found that to be a cool game show from Comedy Central.*

[@MichaelMartin-qe5ye]

Forgot all about Beat the Geeks, good call.

[@KonnerKreed]

Nickelodeon's version of Double Dare should have been on this list since the new version with Liza Koshy has also ended. But then again all of Nickelodeon's game shows except for Legends of the Hidden Temple seem to be done for good now.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Legends of the Hidden Temple, one of many gems that remind people that Nickelodeon is pretty much dead...

[@derrickhaggard]

I miss Legends of the Hidden Temple

[@UltimateGamerCC]

@@derrickhaggard same

[@Kirbybros1]

I always love watching older gameshows, they’re fun to watch. Always loved Card sharks, password, catch 21, Match game, and press your luck and so many more (some of those shows came back as a reboot). I remember as a kid watching American Gladiator aswell.

[@MarioMasterProductions]

I watched most of those too.

[@MikeQuinn71]

I heard "Double Dare" and got excited, then I didn't hear "Slop-stacle Course" and was disappointed.

[@ryanswaynow]

Actually contestants on win Ben Stein‘s money sort of WERE winning his actual cash. It was worked into his contract that all the money allotted for contestants that was left over at the end of the season got rolled over into Steins account as a bonus.

[@couleenwhite5239]

They should bring back The Mole. It was an awesome game at the time and Anderson Cooper was great as a host. Also, Whodunit was pretty groundbreaking and shocking for its time but awesome as well.

[@anand_kv__]

Minute to Win it was actually a great show...sad to see it go 😕

[@astroturfmatador9119]

TBS has a copycat of that show called "The Cube".

[@ginger0208]

Total Wipeout always gave me good laughs as a kid, loved minute to win it as well.

[@michaelkerner3072]

You should've listed Classic Concentration instead, which was a major snub.

[@KaneshaDi]

When my nephews were younger, they loved Carmen San Diego. My favorite was American Gladiators.

[@DarkMetalSpider]

one I miss more than anything, and was always a HUGE favorite, was Supermarket Sweep. fun times, that show was.

[@angel251977]

They have a new version of this show starring Leslie Jones on ABC. I really love watching it.

[@rbermea]

My favorites were American Gladiators and Carmen Sandiego.

[@mlggamer5296]

Yes I love Minute to Win It! Now you're hitting me with nostalgia.

[@alyzu4755]

I used to watch "Name That Tune" with my grandmother after school. Later on I watched "Remote Control" by myself. And still later, I was an audience extra on "Win Ben Stein's Money". It was freezing cold in the studio and everyone was in a bad mood. ☺️

[@DarkMetalSpider]

Remote Control was a good one!

[@areasquirrel]

Nearly all of these had a UK version, except Double Dare and Carmen Sandiego, although the latter's video games and animated series did come over. As for Battle of the Network Stars, it doesn't count itself though it did have a sports star spinoff, Superstars, that did go global, including the UK. I thought that might be related, so looked it up and I was right. Of course, some titles were different: Are You Smarter Than a 10 Year Old?, Win (Jeremy) Beadle's Money, Celebrity Squares. And before anyone says, no, The Newlywed Game is not the same show as Mr. and Mrs, Newlywed Game also got a version.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Double Dare and Carmen Sandiego were two of the best game shows ever.

[@ukekrazy1242]

Hollywood squares was my jam back in the day. I've always been a fan of Tic-Tc-Toe! xo

[@derrickhaggard]

Three game shows I remember watching a lot of and loving were Dog Eat Dog the US version, Fear Factor both the NBC original, and the MTV reboot hosted by Ludacris, and The Mole.

[@kevinth66]

I loved Dog Eat Dog! I'm so glad to see I wasn't the only one.

[@matthewbaduria]

dog eat dog was never rebooted,but there talks about a reboot all over the place.what about double dare from the 1980's/90's. it was one of my all time favorites growing up in beech grove indiana.

[@derrickhaggard]

@@matthewbaduria Fear Factor was the one that got a reboot, after the NBC version hosted by Joe Rogan finally ended, MTV rebooted it and it was hosted by Ludacris.

[@matthewbaduria]

dog eat dog was a great show i'm a huge fanyou not the only one.

[@RonHeartsMe]

My favorite game/action reality shows of all time are The Mole, Cha$e (the original Syfy show not the current one on GSN, totally different shows), and Capture. All amazing shows and I wish I could watch them again! Netflix has two seasons of The Mole so hopefully it will get more.

[@pepito2847]

I really loved watching Family Game Night with my parents when new episodes came on The Hub Bop It Boptigon was my favorite game from the show Although the show has ended, I’m glad Connect Four Basketball is still a thing going on in arcades!

[@SignatureFox713]

God I wish that was still around, I saw every fricken episode. I miss the Hub

[@jacksonhart5961]

Minute to win It was awesome. If they had more of a party atmosphere to it rather than the contestant’s sob stories it would have been a hit.

[@mrfloxin]

I do miss watching Double Dare with Marc Somers and Finders Keepers on Nickelodeon. I hope someday both shows will end up back on the air in the future!

[@nateward9592]

Double Dare was back for two seasons between 2018-2020. Was hosted by Liza Koshy with Marc Summers taking Harvey position as announcer.

[@mrfloxin]

@@nateward9592 I like the old version of Double Dare on Nickelodeon channel back in the day. I just love the all the versions of the show like Family Double Dare and others.

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Nick Arcade...I loved that show growing up.🎮

[@UltimateGamerCC]

it was great, but hoo boy... it aged like MILK! those kids were paid to fumble and they sucked at hiding it, it should come back with teens as contestants.

[@jalabi99]

Surprised that _Truth or Consequences_ wasn't on the list. The show was so famous in its time that when they announced that any town in America that was willing to change their name to that of the show would get a chance to host an episode there, the New Mexico town of Hot Springs agreed. It's still called Truth or Consequences NM to this day.

[@ShaunStephens777]

We had gladiator in the uk. The original was well loved, but the reboot was a absolute shambles. The rebuild of gladiators were disrespectful idiots

[@TheTrailburner]

Hey WatchMojo How about doing some American Gladiators Top 10s. Hell why not also Include Gladiator shows from all over the world? There were shows in the UK, Australia, Denmark, Finland, Japan, Nigeria, South Africa & Sweden.

[@JamesDavy2009]

Each of them had their bad boy/girl gladiators. Having watched the Australian and UK shows, those two had notorious bad gladiators. From Australia there was Hammer and Vulcan and from the UK…none were more infamous than Wolf and in their revival, Wolf was called back as the gladiators' coach.

[@nicoleknight9412]

Then there were the rip-off shows, my favorite being "Wild West Showdown".

[@DavidDoom95]

British version was ace

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Legend of the Hidden Temple. Never knew why they'd only give you half a pendent when that wouldn't do you any good anyway.🤨

[@MadmanZachary]

I watched that shit ALL THE TIME back in the early 2000’s

[@MrJamieBattle]

Currently revived on CW. Haven’t watched it and hearing that the hour-long format slows down the show. I’ll take the original instead.

[@nomarsenrab]

@@MrJamieBattle It's not bad. They have young adults competing and they're little reality show style interviews but other than that they kept alot of the original show.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

because a pendant each would've been OP and would guarantee pretty quick that the temple guards couldnt give you a game over.

[@nateward9592]

You could earn two full pendants if you were good enough in the temple games. First two, if you remember, were a half pendant while the third was worth a full pendant. The new Legends is a bit different where it’s only two temple games, each worth a full pendant. It’s either you win both pendants or you tie and then get asked a tie breaker question worth another pendant. There’s not a real way to have a temple game end in a tie this time around, too challenging. Highly recommend the new version overall though, Dee Bradley Baker is back as Olmec from the original and host Kirk Fogg is popping in from time to time, and the storyline aspect is such an upgrade. It’s more fun to have the story told throughout the adventure as opposed to just up front at the steps of knowledge.

[@michaelfritz5816]

Shop til you drop, was a great show back in the early to mid 90s.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Supermarket Sweep was cool and it had similarities to STYD

[@louisfigueroa6113]

I loved all the old TV 📺 Game shows, but my favorite was Password, and Jeopardy.

[@michaelroark6565]

Not too many that I watch like many on Nick like Double Dare, Guts, Nick Arcade, and Legends of the Hidden Temple. There was also Shop Until You Drop, Press Your Luck, and Blind Date.

[@themirrorsofmymind]

My favorite TV gameshows were "The Joker's Wild" 1972, "Tic-Tac-Dough", which I watched in the 1980s, and "Press Your Luck" 1983. The one gameshow I hated was "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire". It was so boring!

[@nicoleknight9412]

Them there was the"Home Shopping Game". Worst game show concept ever! I watched one episode, then turned it off halfway through. Thankfully, it didn't last very long.

[@michaelrussell3890]

Loved the British version of Gladiators. Met a few at the weekend (including Jet! 😍)

[@crystalp7242]

If I remember correctly, “Pawnography” had an almost identical format to “Win Ben Stein’s Money”, except there were also items from the Gold & Silver Pawn Shop (the store featured in “Pawn Stars”) in play as prizes and the player in the final round could negotiate/haggle with Rick Harrison. It’s been a few years since I watched it, but I remember thinking how similar it was to “Win Ben Stein’s Money” when it aired.

[@derrickhaggard]

I remember that show I'd liked it.

[@SaarphireTTV]

I always wanted to be a part of American Gladiators, back when I was younger. :D Loved that show! Would be awesome if it made a comeback

[@troykearney9516]

Pluto TV has a 24 hour channel that shows both American Gladiators & Gladiators UK

[@allabreveconsulting7067]

High Rollers, Card Sharks, Press Your Luck (no whammies!), Tic Tac Dough, 25,000 Pyramid, Joker's Wild...so many classics!

[@misseselise3864]

“why is the nurse blowing up your rubber gloves?” “cause she’s lonely” i love it

[@Firesword534]

So many great Saturday mornings filled with "Contender Readddaayy! Gladiator Readdaaayy! TWWEEET!!" I miss old school American Gladiators.

[@stephenbuus7535]

Concentration, a severely underrated mental challenge which had two long runs sandwiched by the mostly forgotten Jack Narz version. Also, Sale of the Century needs a comeback so we can put Temptation out of our minds.

[@everlenaoliver6912]

7:43 American Gladiators was AWESOME!!

[@Ronny999x]

American Gladiators 2008 was good. But in the second season they kept introducing new games.. That weren't Fun at all.. And that killed the Show..

[@Auron12786]

I miss Hollywood Squares. And who can forget the “You Fool!” episode

[@creativechef25]

I'd like to see a revitalized "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" gameshow. A network/streaming service could completely do one. Have it relatively based in modern time with locales, items, etc that are lost or even forgotten by a lot of people today and even history. I'd even settle for a newer computer game, because we all know that it wouldn't work well on a something like the PS5 or XOne, maybe you can get away with it on something like the Switch.

[@alyzu4755]

Yes please!

[@UltimateGamerCC]

i grew up on Carmen Sandiego, was always a whiz at Geography, so i played along, trying to see if i would've ended up at the final round.

[@creativechef25]

@@UltimateGamerCC same here. I've seemed to miss the second to last or last question in the round half the time. At least I knew where locations were on the map when I was asked about something later in life and I didn't need a smartphone to do that either.

[@bradr.865]

My wife is a fifth grade teacher. I often help review lesson plans, grade papers, and give feedback on ideas she has. Most of the questions on AYST a Fifth Grader are nowhere in a fifth grade curriculum, or any curriculum, or are niche / specialized.

[@TBaker-xu5is]

I would like to see a return of Tic-Tac-Dough. Like Hollywood Squares, it follows the tic-tac-toe pattern, but as you answer questions correctly, the money you can win in the game grows.

[@denniscatanese4846]

Don't land on the dreaded DRAGON!!

[@snotloutisagod2956]

@@denniscatanese4846 As long as that dragon doesn't bust out a half-assed rap song, or have an obnoxious host that was known for saying "YOUUUU WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN!"

[@nateward9592]

No word on when it’ll be picked up and debut, but they are making a new Tic-Tac-Dough with Tom Bergeron as host.

[@3ngag3]

I remember a game show on Comedy Central called Beat The Geeks. It involved contestants going up against a panel of experts, each specializing in one specific subject. They all looked like total geeks, but they were really damn smart. Also, one of my mother's close friends was a contestant on Win Ben Stein's Money. She gaffed on a question of which the answer was "Close Encounters of The 3rd Kind" by answering "Close Encounters of The 4th Kind"

[@stingrey1571]

my favorite part of american gladiators is when one of the contestants dominates a gladiator. they end up taking out their frustration on the very next contestant.

[@nomarsenrab]

Breakthrough and Conquer (i think was the name) was famous for that

[@stingrey1571]

@@nomarsenrab also the joust. savage beatings with the the pugil stick.

[@waittillfamewtf2385]

💰🇬🇧 "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" (1998-2014)

[@MikeWazoskiDude]

I love that the one before American gladiators had an on screen ad FOR American gladiators

[@LorraDear1]

I loved the Concentration game show as a kid. Watched everyday when I went home for lunch from school, The Old Price Is Right, and Let's Make A Deal with Monty Hall.

[@jenmichelle370]

Missed: Weakest Link, Dog Eat Dog, Match Game. I also LOVED Street Smarts - so different, clever and funny.

[@TheKeyboardKing1]

Match Game has been brought back. I think Weakest Link has too

[@brittneywil88]

Yes Street Smarts!

[@synaesthesia2010]

Gladiators still exists in the UK, it's just been rebooted by the BBC

[@WarioBarker]

The title suggests game shows mostly, if not completely, lost to the ether (at least in the US, that'd be a sizable chunk of the genre's TV output between 1941 and about 1978). Instead, it's "Top 10 Game Shows That Aren't Airing In First-Run Anymore".

[@TheRManProds]

I MISS AMERICAN GLADIATORS! I LIKED THE 2008 REBOOT!

[@BearArmyCadet27951]

Beat the Geeks is a show that deserves either to be rebooted or have all episodes released online or DVD/blue ray.

[@MegaDarkpichu]

I miss match game, Hollywood Squares, 1 vs 100, Lingo, Russian Roulette, and Street Smarts

[@denniscatanese4846]

Just a few of my favorites not mentioned in vid: Win, Lose, or Draw, Tic Tac Dough, Bumper Stumpers, and The Joker's Wild.

[@anthonymason3854]

Thanks Watch Mojo, for bringing back some great memories.

[@KathleenFeliciano]

American Gladiators was the 💩. I still remember one of my favourite signs as a kid: I have a crush on Crush. Childish l? Yes, but then again I did watch that show when I was in elementary school

[@catherinekutemeier7654]

American Gladiators ♥ I also loved watching Nick's Double Dare, The Mole, Street Smarts, Estate Of Panic, Cha$e

[@ladiiblue2u634]

I loved classic concentration and Greed

[@Damiandelta5]

5th grader, American/ international gladiators, Carmen SanDiego and Hollywood squares were my favorites

[@jimb.7523]

*What? Nothing from Nickelodeon? Like their version of "Double Dare," "Legends of the Hidden Temple," or "Nick Arcade?" I always wanted to be a contestant on the latter two.*

[@Ryanmo97]

Nick did a version of are you smarter than a 5th grader?

[@newageBoundhippie]

loved those shows as well as Figure It Out

[@nateward9592]

Brand new Legends of the Hidden Temple is currently running on the CW and Double Dare just finished a second run beginning last year on Nickelodeon so they really don’t count. Nick Arcade however……man do I miss that show.

[@ecwdude17]

I was a die-hard Amercian Gladiators fan as a kid in the 90s. Sabre was my favorite American Gladiator, and Lace was my American Gladiator crush.

[@MistressSkitz]

I love when Match Game from 1976 is aired. That game show was so hillarious

[@raymondmccollum2382]

I always liked watching Superstars. It was a lot of sports stars playing in other sports against each other. They wasn’t allowed to play in their sport that they were known for

[@Kaneko2518]

oh man, Win Ben Stein's Money, Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego and Hollywood Squares brought back such wonderful memories

[@PlatinumRoseLady]

I loved the original "American Gladiators" - mostly to watch the gladiator Malibu. He was AMAZING.

[@fromthehaven94]

Amazing enough to only last one season.

[@AmandasBooktopia]

I don’t know if anyone remembers but there was that Merv Griffin crossword show. I used to be obsessed with it.

[@leesashriber5097]

Loved all the older game shows! They don't make them like they used to!

[@deloreanfan81]

I loved gladiators,first show on after Saturday morning cartoons

[@12thMandalorian]

WatchMojoUK need to do a British Gameshows edition of this video

[@kiowahorse2561]

It is time to bring back The Newlywed Game! It is the funniest game show ever as long as they can find that one couple who don't know a damn thing about each other and are not afraid to answer any way they feel.

[@brittneywil88]

Friend or Foe, Cram, Russian Roulette, Dog eat Dog, Street Smarts were some of my favorite

[@terraceavery4125]

Now that Password is back on the air, we need a new version of this countdown.

[@whitleysdollhouse877]

At #3, "American Gladiators", my family members' favorite Game Show and that should be number one

[@saiyan4414]

I heard double there and I thought it they were talking about the show on nickelodeon at first. I didn’t know there was another one that Alex Trebek hosted.

[@Coyotek4]

Two words regarding #1: "YOU FOOL!"

[@jacobharms7043]

I like the list and ima let you finish but silent library was the truth and deserved to be up here

[@davinp]

Other iterations of Password were Password Plus, then Super Password. CBS also revived Password for 2 seasons in summer several years ago

[@egalejat4477]

Watching this show made me realise how boring my life is ❤️ 🙏

[@krisfrederick5001]

JEOPARDY! In my opinion anyway...Alex was the soul of that show. Edit: If you're including American Gladiators, I'm throwing in Double Dare and Maximum Extreme Challenge. We would be in tears laughing at that

[@royaviles5004]

I loved the new American Gladiators and 1vs100. You also missed Fear Factor, Dog Eat Dog, and Guts. And does anyone else remember The Chair and The Chamber?

[@face76]

I while I didn’t watch a lot of game shows growing up. miss the Marc Summer’s Double Dare, original American Gladiators, Card Shark, and Press your luck. Loved that little monster creature.

[@raymondhopwood9393]

The Whammies. They were totally amusing as they were taking away the contestant's prizes.

[@face76]

@@raymondhopwood9393 that was what they were called. No Whammies! No Whammies! Come on! Big Bucks contestants would say and then bam get a Whammy. I read somewhere that a guy cracked the pattern and was winning on the show. He was eventually found out.

[@raymondhopwood9393]

@@face76 That episode pops from time to time here on KZbin.

[@elderc01]

Battle Dome! American Gladiator on steroids! Terry Crews was "T Money". I remember an episode where a contestant got a compound fracture in his leg during one of the competitions. The "gladiators" were much more intense and the competition much more gritty than American Gladiator.

[@NIK12787]

I remembered Battle Dome. It was indeed awesome. I remembered the WCW wrestlers and the Battle Dome warriors had feuds with each other during Battle Dome's airing. Rick Steiner taking on Terry Crews in the Take Down event I fondly remember.

[@rmannayr2129]

I REMEMBER THESE GAME SHOWS!

[@DavidDoom95]

Only a few of them

[@samuellaird5184]

You should’ve included 101 ways to leave a gameshow

[@Rommie26]

Honorable mentions: greed, friend or foe, and LINGO

[@unumprovident101]

I used to watch Greed

[@badaimrac00n]

You mention Double Dare but don’t say a word about the Nickelodeon versions? For shame…

[@johnmcnulty2705]

Singled out co-hoasted by Chris Hardwick and Jenny McCarthy was a must watch for me in the 90s

[@julienneaves790]

Minute to Win It was a great show. They should bring it back.

[@Xayjohns]

There was actually a cool show on Game Show Network called Idiotest. The contestants had to think outside of the box to approach getting to right answers because they weren't so obvious, and then sometimes they were. Really tricky. They still show reruns late at night on the weekends after 1am.

[@smithyblue]

Robot Wars was my favourite game show, with the House Robots that took inspiration from Gladiators.