Bob Barker hosted "Truth or Consequences" from 1956 to 1975, but of course is better known for hosting "The Price Is Right" -- the longest running game show in North American television history -- from 1972 to 2007. Which of these game shows are you familiar with and/or did you watch?

Jack Barry had a very interesting career both in front of the camera and behind the scenes in production. Teaming with his business partner Dan Enright, he launched "Tic-Tac-Dough" and "Twenty-One" in 1956. But he found himself in the midst of the famous quiz show scandal that the movie "Quiz Show" (directed and produced by the late Robert Redford) is based on. For years after the scandal, Barry dabbled in various radio and TV gigs. He even teamed up again with Dan Enright in 1966 to collaborate on small Canadian-produced quiz shows. Barry eventually returned to the US and made his major comeback in the late 1960s with "The Joker's Wild" as both producer and host. Are you familiar with this host and these famous game shows?

Granted, Dick Clark is probably more well known for TV programs like "American Bandstand" and yearly specials like "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve." His early career was marked by gigs in both radio and television, even owning several radio stations throughout southern California. His game show hosting career began in 1963 but really came to prominence 10 years later when he hosted "The $10,000 Pyramid" (one of my all-time favorite game shows) which lasted 15 years (albeit under different names) and for which he won 4 Emmy awards as best game show host. A member of both the National Radio Hall of Fame and the Television Hall of Fame, Dick Clark certainly had a storied career in the entertainment industry. What is your level of familiarity with him?

Richard Dawson was an actor, comedian, and one of those rare individuals who served as both game show panelist and host. For the older generation of Tellwut members, you might remember his acting role on "Hogan's Heroes" from 1965 to 1971. Following the cancellation of that show, he got his start as a game show panelist on the lesser known "Can You Top This?." That propelled him to a regular gig on "Match Game" on which he became wildly popular and a fan favorite. That, in turn, led to hosting duties on "Family Feud" starting in 1976, a game show that became an instant hit. Dawson became known as "The Kissing Bandit" for his trademark kissing of female contestants (which he claimed was intended to be for good luck for those contestants). His "Family Feud" hosting duties concluded in 1985. His last well-known acting role was in the action-thriller "The Running Man" opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger. How familiar are you with Mr. Dawson?