Between 1945 and 1964, first on radio and then on two different TV networks, one of the most popular game shows in America was Queen For A Day— although calling it a “game show” has always been a bit ...

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Are you ready to play? Happy July, in which your choices for summer nighttime TV on the broadcast networks pretty much comes down to "The Bachelorette" and game shows. 'Tis the season of trivia ...

Trayvane from Alexandria, VA, Samuel, a mailman from Puerto Rico and Esmerelda all compete in the newest episode of “The 1% Club” airing on Monday, June 17. The new series is a unique, compelling and ...

For much of television’s history, game shows have been an ever-evolving part of the daily viewing cycle, right up through the streaming era. From trivia competitions to guessing games to skill battles ...

A Santa look-alike, a viral dancer and a dog fanatic are among 100 contestants competing for a chance to win up to $100,000 in a new episode of “The 1% Club” airing on Monday, June 10. The game show ...