Game Shows

Martindale was a fixture on shows like “Tic-Tac-Dough” and “Gambit.”

Woolery was also the original Wheel of Fortune host.

When not hosting “Hollywood Squares,” he was a stage actor and Broadway singer.

Dolores Rosedale, aka Roxanne, was also in “The Seven Year Itch” with Marilyn Monroe.

Barker was a devoted supporter of animal welfare.

She also starred on TV’s “For Love and Honor.”

He was the first Black game show host in U.S. TV history.

Charles Nelson Reilly was an icon of game shows…

The “Mary Tyler Moore Show” costar had a Hollywood career spanning nine decades.

She won $220,500 on the fixed 1950s TV quiz show “Twenty-One.”