Whenever I see a game show, I always think about Betty White. Why? Not only was she The Queen of Television, but she truly was the queen of game shows.
Ms. White appeared on approximately 1000 game show eps as a contestant or panelist. That's right. About one thousand episodes as a player.
What's most remarkable about her accomplishment? The sheer number of different game shows on which she appeared. Most celebs focused on one series with a few other guest appearances, but Ms. White was quite versatile. She appeared at least once as a player or panelist on the following game shows:
(+/-)Betty White Game Show Appearances
- ''All-Star Blitz''
- ''Animal Crack-Ups''
- ''The Battlestars''
- ''Beat the Clock''
- ''Body Language''
- ''Celebrity Whew''
- ''Chain Letter''
- ''Chain Reaction''
- ''The Cross-Wits''
- ''Double Talk''
- ''Family Feud''
- ''Go!''
- ''The Hollywood Squares''
- ''I've Got a Secret''
- ''Liar's Club''
- ''Make the Connection''
- ''Match Game'' & ''Match Game PM'' & ''Match Game '7x''
- ''Password'' & ''Password Plus'' & ''Celebrity Password'' & ''Super Password''
- ''The $25,000 Pyramid'' & ''The $100,000 Pyramid'' & ''Pyramid''
- ''Sweethearts''
- ''Tattletales''
- ''Third Degree'''
- ''To Tell the Truth''
- ''Trivia Trap''
- ''What's My Line?''
- ''Win, Lose or Draw''
- ''Women Only''
- ''Wordplay''
- ''Your First Impression''
Only four celebs appeared as a contestant or panelist in more game show eps than Betty White. Can you name them?
(+/-)answers
- Paul Lynde: more than 2000 eps, mostly on ''The Hollywood Squares.''
- Charles Nelson Reilly: more than 2000 eps, mostly on ''Match Game.''
- Brett Somers: ~2000 eps, mostly on ''Match Game.''
- Richard Dawson: ~1350 eps, mostly on ''Match Game.''
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