A celebrity panel is given a sentence with a missing word and they fill in the blank and the contestants score points by matching any of their answers.

A celebrity panel is given a sentence with a missing word and they fill in the blank and the contestants score points by matching any of their answers.

Host Dylan Lane presents a word-association game in which two teams vie for a chance win $25,000 by participating in a series of contested rounds.

Host Dylan Lane presents a word-association game in which two teams vie for a chance win $25,000 by participating in a series of contested rounds.

Contestants answer pop culture trivia questions to try to build the closest hand to 21 without busting, in this fast game of knowledge, nerve and strategy.

Contestants answer pop culture trivia questions to try to build the closest hand to 21 without busting in a fast-action game of knowledge, nerve and strategy.

Unsuspecting New Yorkers get the opportunity to earn thousands of dollars when they hail an ordinary-looking taxi and answer questions correctly.

Contestants contend with a fickle wheel as they earn cash and prizes, including cars and trips, for solving word puzzles by filling in missing letters.

TV host Rachael Ray competes against chef and restaurateur Curtis Stone; actor David Arquette takes on TV personality RuPaul.

In celebration of Hershey's Kisses' 100th anniversary, three teams participate in the "Kiss Someone" game for a chance to win an astounding $100 million.

Demetres Boyd, with the help of her Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority sisters, chases the $1 million prize amidst tropical themed surroundings.

Contestants contend with a fickle wheel as they earn cash and prizes, including cars and trips, for solving word puzzles by filling in missing letters.

Contestants contend with a fickle wheel as they earn cash and prizes, including cars and trips, for solving word puzzles by filling in missing letters.

Contestants contend with a fickle wheel as they earn cash and prizes, including cars and trips, for solving word puzzles by filling in missing letters.

Contestants contend with a fickle wheel as they earn cash and prizes, including cars and trips, for solving word puzzles by filling in missing letters.

A returning champion and two challengers test their buzzer skills and their knowledge in a wide range of academic and popular categories.

A returning champion and two challengers test their buzzer skills and their knowledge in a wide range of academic and popular categories.

Contestants face off against trivia experts in multiple rounds of intense trivia competitions, where the lowest scoring player on each side is eliminated.

Host Deborah Norville has contestants arrange fascinating trivia and notable pop culture events into the perfect line for a chance to win more than $15,000.

Two teams of players explore the answers to questions from opposite perspectives for the chance to win $10,000.

Players form a chain of words with only the first and the last words presented to them, and the knowledge that each word is related to the surrounding words.

A pair of teams face off in a timed trivia game where the host, John Michael Higgins, gives them three rounds to win the most prize money.

A team comprised of singers try to guess the most survey responses within three rounds as they face off against a group of artists who want to win the game.

Mark "The Beast" Labbett takes his turn as The Chaser as he faces three new contestants who show off their trivia knowledge while racing the clock.

A nutritionist at a non-profit and her cousin are presented with a chance to win more than $12 million by answering a series of trivia questions.

Three contestants compete for a chance to win a fortune in cash and personalized prizes.

American television game show where two families compete to name the most popular responses to survey questions in order to win cash and prizes.

Game show where two families compete to name the most popular responses to survey questions in order to win cash and prizes.

Two families of five members each compete against each other by answering popular survey questions to determine who can reach accord with most answers.

Two families of five members each compete against each other by answering popular survey questions to determine who can reach accord with most answers.