Gameshow Hosts

[Leah]

Only 4, Bob Barker, Drew Carey, Howie Mandel, and Regis Philbin

[ChaosTheory]

I got 12.  I watch a lot of GSN

I can also remember Combs, and Louie Anderson was host of FAMILY FEUD for a while too.  Good times.

[alandhopewell]

     I remembered them all, plus....

ADAM WADE, Musical Chairs
MERV GRIFFIN, Play Your Hunch
BILL CULLEN, Eye Guess
GEOFF EDWARDS, New Treasure Hunt
STEVE HARVEY, Family Feud
DENNIS JAMES, The Price Is Right
RIP TAYLOR, $1.98 Beauty Show
MIKE STOKEY, Stump The Stars
BURT REYNOLDS, Pictionary
DON ADAMS , Don Adams' Screen Test
STUBBY KAYE, Shennanigans
ROD SERLING, The Liars' Club
JACK NARZ, Video Village
BOB EUBANKS, Diamond Head

[BoyScoutKevin]

As all those were just off the top of my head, and as has been pointed out here, there were alot of game show hosts and/or game shows that I missed. But, here are some more that I remember.

"Storybook Squares" w/ Peter Marshall, the host of "Hollywood Squares"
The children's version of "Hollywood Squares," which was on Saturday monrings.

"House Party" w/ Art Linkletter.
I didn't know what to do with this one, so I kept it off my list, but at times it was like a gameshow. On weekday afternoons.

And here are more gameshows, which were not included in my original  poll, because I could not for the life of me, remember who were the hosts.

Sundays
"College Bowl" (afternoons)
This was later revived for a short time on the Disney Channel.

Mondays
"I've Got a Secret" (evenings)
Which came on just after "To Tell the Truth," and to tell the truth I actually prefered "I've Got a Secret."

Saturdays
"The Dating Game" (evenings)
Just before "The Newlywed Game"

And gameshow hosts with gameshows I can't remember.

Tom Kennedy
Who had another gameshow on weekday afternoons just before or just after Gene Rayburn's "The Match Game."

Robert Q. Lewis

Johnny Carson
Who when he was just starting out in Hollywood hosted several gameshows. None of the titles which I can remember.

Jackie Gleason
Who hosted a gameshow, whose title I can't remember, but it was something like "In the Frame" or something like that, but the show is best remembered because only two episodes were ever aired. The first episode, and then the second episode, which consisted of Jackie Gleason apologizing to anyone and everyone who had watched the first episode.

And thank-you everyone and anyone for playing.

[retrorussell]

Jackie Gleason
Who hosted a gameshow, whose title I can't remember, but it was something like "In the Frame" or something like that, but the show is best remembered because only two episodes were ever aired. The first episode, and then the second episode, which consisted of Jackie Gleason apologizing to anyone and everyone who had watched the first episode.

YOU'RE IN THE PICTURE, 1961 CBS.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You%27re_in_the_Picture

[BoyScoutKevin]

Jackie Gleason
Who hosted a gameshow, whose title I can't remember, but it was something like "In the Frame" or something like that, but the show is best remembered because only two episodes were ever aired. The first episode, and then the second episode, which consisted of Jackie Gleason apologizing to anyone and everyone who had watched the first episode.

YOU'RE IN THE PICTURE, 1961 CBS.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You%27re_in_the_Picture

Thank-you for that, retrorussell. I just couldn't think of it off hand, though I knew it had something to do with pictures. That's a karma for you.

[retrorussell]

He he he.. that show is often in the conversation of "Worst TV show ever".  Supertrain, You're In The Picture, Life With Lucy, Pink Lady, The Diamond Head Game.. the list goes on and on.