1. "American Idol"
   "So You Think You Can Dance"
2. "Survivor"
   "The Amazing Race"

Winners of this competition include Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood and Jordin Sparks. Judges have included Paula Abdul, Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson and Jennifer Lopez. It was based on the British show, "Pop Idol."

1. "Family Feud"
   "Family Ties"
2. "Jeopardy"
   "Wheel of Fortune"

Steve Harvey currently hosts the show. Bonus points if you remember that Richard Dawson was the original host. The show has been on the air since 1976 and has had three different runs.

1. "Jeopardy"
   "The Bachelor"
2. "The Amazing Race"
   "The Gong Show"

"The Bachelor" first aired in 2002. Host Chris Harrison also hosts "The Bachelorette," which was a spin-off of "The Bachelor." There are four other spin-off shows as well: "Bachelor in Paradise," "Bachelor Pad,"The Bachelor Winter Games" and "Bachelor in Paradise: After Paradise."

1. "Wheel of Fortune"
   "Jeopardy"
2. "Family Feud"
   "The Newlywed Game"

"Wheel of Fortune" is hosted by Pat Sajak and Vanna White. White has been with the show since 1982. With more than 7,000 episodes, it is the longest-running syndicated game show in American history.

1. "The Voice"
   "Dancing with the Stars"
2. "American Idol"
   "Rock of Love"

"Dancing with the Stars" is the U.S. version of the British game show, "Strictly Come Dancing." The U.S show first aired in 2005. Some past celebrity winners are Kristi Yamaguchi, Donny Osmond, Rashad Jennings and Bindi Irwin.

1. "Weakest Link"
   "Survivor"
2. "The Amazing Race"
   "Jeopardy"

Jeff Probst has hosted the show for more than 35 seasons so far. The show first aired in 2000 and is derived from a Swedish show called "Expedition Robinson."

1. "Hell's Kitchen"
   "So You Think You Can Dance"
2. "The Voice"
   "American Idol"

The show first aired in 2005. The host, Gordon Ramsay, was born in Scotland. The show has three Primetime Emmy Award nominations under its belt.

1. "The Voice"
   "American Idol"
2. "The Amazing Race"
   "Dancing with the Stars"

The show first aired in the U.S. in 2001. It is hosted by New Zealander, Phil Keoghan. It follows teams of two racing around the world using clues to get to each destination before anyone else. As each leg of the journey continues, teams are eliminated.

1. "To Tell the Truth"
   "Jeopardy"
2. "The Price is Right"
   "Wheel of Fortune"

"To Tell the Truth" first aired in 1956. The reboot incorporates Twitter. The show has had six separate runs and was even presented by Alex Trebek in 1991 (for a single season.)

1. "Jeopardy"
   "The Price Is Right"
2. "Pimp My Ride"
   "Wheel of Fortune"

"Pimp My Ride" ran for six seasons on MTV. It premiered in 2004. Each contestant has their car (which is in poor shape) fixed up and customized by the end of each episode.

1. "The Newlywed Show"
   "The Gong Show"
2. "Jeopardy"
   "The Voice"

"The Gong Show" first aired in 1976. Host, Chuck Barris, claimed to work for the CIA as an assassin, but then later rescinded those claims. The show was temporarily revived in 2017 and 2018.

1. "The Price is Right"
   "Wheel of Fortune"
2. "Jeopardy"
   "Family Feud"

"The Price is Right" first aired in 1972. Bob Barker was the original host. It's one of the longest-running network shows in American history, with over 8,000 episodes.

1. "Let's Make a Deal"
   "The Price is Right"
2. "Jeopardy"
   "The Marriage Game"

Monty Hall hosted the show originally. The show is currently hosted by Wayne Brady. It's been on the air since 1963, with some breaks in between reboots.

1. "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?"
   "Jeopardy"
2. "The Newlywed Game"
   "The Gong Show"

The show was originally hosted by Regis Philbin. It first aired in 1999. The show, derived from a British show of the same name, was eventually canceled after 20 seasons.

1. "Jeopardy"
   "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?"
2. "The Price is Right"
   "What's My Line?"

"What's My Line" first aired in 1950. It aired for 13 years. During that time, the show won three Emmy Awards and a Golden Globe Award.

1. "Hollywood Squares"
   "The Price is Right"
2. "Jeopardy"
   "The Newlywed Game"

The show first aired in 1966 and aired in four different runs until 2004. Peter Marshall served as the original host. Some of the stars that appeared on the show were Joan Rivers, Barbara Eden, Vincent Price and Ellen DeGeneres.

1. "The Newlywed Game"
   "Jeopardy"
2. "Hollywood Squares"
   "Wheel of Fortune"

The show was originally hosted by Bob Eubanks. The last host was Sherri Shepherd. It first aired in 1966 and had numerous revivals over many decades.

1. "Jeopardy"
   "Press Your Luck"
2. "The Price is Right"
   "The Gong Show"

"Press Your Luck" originally aired for only three seasons, with a single summer season in 2019. The show had a longer-running spin-off, entitled "Whammy."

1. "The Dating Game"
   "The Newlywed Game"
2. "The Gong Show"
   "Survivor"

The show was created by Chuck Barris of "The Gong Show" fame. Hosts included Jim Lange, Elaine Joyce and Chuck Woolery. At the time it first aired, it became the very first daytime series on ABC to be regularly broadcast in color rather than back and white.

1. "Jeopardy"
   "The Newlywed Game"
2. "Wheel of Fortune"
   "The Weakest Link"

The British version of the show first aired in 2000. The U.S. version premiered in 2001, hosted by Brit Anne Robinson.

1. "Wipeout"
   "The Amazing Race"
2. "Survivor"
   "Jeopardy"

"Wipeout" first aired in 2008. The show ran for seven seasons. Tokyo Broadcasting System sued ABC for copyright infringement, claiming that she show was a ripoff of a number of Japanese game shows. The suit was eventually settled out of court.

1. "The Amazing Race"
   "Jeopardy"
2. "Fear Factor"
   "The Newlywed Game"

"Fear Factor" was originally hosted by Joe Rogan. Ludacris is the host of the MTV reboot. The show has been controversial because of stunts that include things like eating live bugs.

1. "Minute to Win It"
   "Jeopardy"
2. "The Price is Right"
   "The Newlywed Game"

The show first aired in 2010. Speed skater Apolo Ohno hosted the reboot. More than 50 countries around the world air a version of this game now.

1. "Jeopardy"
   "Wheel of Fortune"
2. "Hollywood Game Night"
   "The Amazing Race"

The top prize is $25,000 for non-celebrity contestants and $10,000 for charity for celebrity contestants. The show has been nominated for three Primetime Emmy Awards. Jane Lynch also starred as Sue Sylvester on "Glee."

1. "Win Ben Stein's Money"
   "Jeopardy"
2. "Wheel of Fortune"
   "Hollywood Squares"

The show first aired in 1997. It ran for six seasons, featuring the deadpan celebrity host. During that time, the show won six Daytime Emmy Awards.

1. "Jeopardy"
   "Deal or No Deal"
2. "Wheel of Fortune"
   "The Amazing Race"

"Deal or No Deal" was hosted by Howie Mandel. It premiered in 2005. It's based on a Dutch show and follows essentially the same format.

1. "Jeopardy"
   "The Price is Right"
2. "Top Chef"
   "The Newlywed Game"

Judges from previous seasons included Anthony Bourdain, Emeril Lagasse and Wolfgang Puck. The show first aired in 2006. The show has a number of spin-offs, including "Top Chef Junior" and "Top Chef Masters."

1. "Jeopardy"
   "Wheel of Fortune"
2. "Star Search"
   "The Price is Right"

"Star Search" first aired in 1983. The show's original host was Ed McMahon, Johnny Carson's sidekick. Singer David Archuleta was on both this and "American Idol."

1. "The Price is Right"
   "Jeopardy"
2. "Survivor"
   "I Survived a Japanese Game Show"

The show was filmed in Tokyo, Japan, but used Americans as contestants. It ran for only two seasons. The winner of the competition took home $250,000.

1. "So You Think You Can Dance"
   "American Idol"
2. "The Voice"
   "Survivor"

The show first aired on July 20, 2005. Judges have included Paula Abdul, Nigel Lythgoe and Vanessa Hudgens. The show has won nine Emmy Awards, including seven for Outstanding Choreography.

1. "Taxi"
   "Jeopardy"
2. "Road Rules"
   "Cash Cab"

"Cash Cab" first aired in 2005. Comedian Ben Bailey hosted the show. The show originated in Great Britian, but versions of the show air in 44 countries.

1. "Jeopardy"
   "The Newlywed Game"
2. "$10,000 Pyramid"
   "Name That Tune"

"Jeopardy" first premiered in 1964. It has run for over 8,000 episodes! Alex Trebek, the current host of "Jeopardy," grew up in a bilingual home in Canada speaking both French and English.

1. "Rock of Love"
   "The Newlywed Game"
2. "The Bachelor"
   "Flavor of Love'

The show ran for three seasons. Michaels was best known for being a member of the band, Poison. The show was patterned after "Flavor of Love" that starred Flavor Flav.

1. "$100,000 Pyramid"
   "Next"
2. "Wheel of Fortune"
   "Jeopardy"

Show hosts have included Dick Clark, Bill Cullen and Donny Osmond. The show first aired in 1973, but the pyramid's value was only $10,000 back then. It's now $100,000.

1. "Nickelodeon Guts"
   "Legends of the Hidden Temple"
2. "Double Dare"
   "What Would You Do?"

"Legends of the Hidden Temple" aired on Nickelodeon for three seasons, from 1993-1995. It had both physical challenges and a quiz section in four round game. The show was praised for being "nonsexist and nonviolent."