History Creator / MarkGoodson

* ''[[http://gameshowvault.blogspot.com/2012/06/gsv-pilot-review-1-puzzlers.html Puzzlers]]'' (March 1980; at least three pilots for NBC, hosted by Pat Sajak {yes, [[Series/WheelOfFortune him]]})

* ''Series/MatchGame'' (1962-69, 1973-82, 1990-91, 1998-99) and its spinoff, ''Match Game PM'' (1975-81)

* ''Series/FamilyFeud'' (1976-85, 1988-95, 1999-) and its spinoff, ''Celebrity Family Feud'' (1978-84, 2008, 2015-)

* ''Series/TheMatchGameHollywoodSquaresHour'' (1983-84)
* ''TriviaTrap'' (1984-85)

* ''Series/WinnerTakeAll'' (1946-52; the duo's first game show) and its unsold revival, ''Play For Keeps!'' ([[http://www.usgameshows.net/x.php?show=PlayForKeeps 1956]])
* ''Stop the Music'' (1948-52, 1954-56; produced in association with Louis Cowan Productions)
* ''Hit the Jackpot'' (1948-49, 1950; originally known as ''Catch Me If You Can'', although we're not sure if Goodson-Todman was involved there)

* ''Take Your Choice'' (1954 pilot hosted by Fred Allen)

* ''Series/ToTellTheTruth'' (1956-68, 1969-78, 1980-81, 1990-91, 2000-01)

* ''Say When!!'' (1961-65; pilot taped in 1960)

* ''Branded'' (1965-66; Western starring Chuck Connors). This is the only non-game-show the company ever produced.

* ''Series/HeSaidSheSaid'' (1969-70) and its revival, ''{{Tattletales}}'' (1974-78, 1982-84); began as a 1963 pilot called ''It Had To Be You'', hosted by Ed [=McMahon=]
* ''It's Predictable'' (1970 pilot hosted by Gene Rayburn)
* ''Series/NowYouSeeIt'' (1974-75, 1989; also did at least two pilots in 1985, hosted by Jack Clark)

* ''Spellbinders'' ([[http://www.usgameshows.net/x.php?show=Spellbinders August 1978]]; unsold pilot hosted by Bill Anderson)

* ''[[http://gameshowvault.blogspot.com/2012/06/gsv-pilot-review-1-puzzlers.html Puzzlers]]'' (March 1980; unsold pilot hosted by Pat Sajak {yes, [[Series/WheelOfFortune him]]})

* ''Series/ChildsPlay'' (1982-83; pilots were billed under Goodson-Todman)
* ''Star Words'' (June 2, 1983; at least three pilots for CBS, hosted by Nipsey Russell)

* ''Oddball'' ([[http://www.usgameshows.net/x.php?show=Oddball February 1, 1986]]; unsold pilot hosted by Jamie Farr for NBC)
* ''TKO'' ([[http://www.usgameshows.net/x.php?show=TKO November 10, 1989]]; unsold pilot hosted by Peter Tomarken for ABC)
* ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kuvKYI2maOs Body Talk]]'' ([[http://www.usgameshows.net/x.php?show=BodyTalk October 11, 1990]]; unsold ''Showoffs''/''Body Language'' revival hosted by Vicki Lawrence)
* ''Lottery Cash Tornado'' ([[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpRBwLuGO9s July 18, 1993]]; unsold pilot hosted by Jim Perry)

Special mention should be made to ''Series/{{Concentration}}'', which was licensed to Goodson-Todman by Creator/{{NBC}} (1973-78, 1987-91; also did five pilots in 1985). Because of NBC's refusal to do '''anything''' with the format or episodes, ''Concentration'' has never appeared in blooper specials - not even ''Series/GameShowMomentsGoneBananas'', a Fremantle-produced series of specials that dealt mostly with Goodson-Todman games.

''Flamingo Fortune'' originally used the Mark Goodson logo despite debuting in October 1995. It was quickly changed to son Jonathan's logo, but his credit was eventually ousted as well. Jonathan still produces games, but with the exception of ''Dirty Rotten Cheater'' they've only been for lotteries.

* ''Series/FamilyFeud'' (1976-85, 1988-95, 1999-) and its spinoff, ''Celebrity Family Feud'' (1978-84, 2008)

After Goodson's death in December 1992, the company was sold to All-American Television. In 1998, All-American was bought out by Pearson Television, which in turn was bought out in 2002 by Creator/FremantleMedia. The "Mark Goodson Productions" logo remained in use during this time, but was eventually removed on August 15, 2007 when Drew Carey became host of ''The Price Is Right''.[[note]](Well, not ''quite''. Drew's first several taping sessions had continued using the Goodson logo and spiel, but was removed and replaced with ones for Fremantle. The reasoning is believed to be that someone from Fremantle popped in on a taping, noticed that they weren't saying the company's name, and ordered the change.)[[/note]] It was last seen on the October 12, 2007 repeat of Bob Barker's last show.

* ''Branded'' (1965-66; Western starring Chuck Connors).

* ''HeSaidSheSaid'' (1969-70) and its revival, ''{{Tattletales}}'' (1974-78, 1982-84); began as a 1963 pilot called ''It Had To Be You'', hosted by Ed [=McMahon=]

* ''Lottery Cash Explosion'' ([[http://scontent-a-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/482837_622895954391852_83666508_n.jpg July 18, 1993]]; unsold pilot hosted by Jim Perry)

Special mention should be made to ''Series/{{Concentration}}'', which was licensed to Goodson-Todman by Creator/{{NBC}} (1973-78, 1987-91; also did five pilots in 1985). Because of NBC's refusal to do '''anything''' with the format or episodes, ''Concentration'' has never appeared in blooper specials — not even ''GameShowMomentsGoneBananas'', a Fremantle-produced series of specials that dealt mostly with Goodson-Todman games.

After Goodson's death in December 1992, the company was sold to All-American Television. In 1998, All-American was bought out by Pearson Television, which in turn was bought out in 2002 by Creator/FremantleMedia. The "Mark Goodson Productions" logo remained in use during this time, but was eventually removed on August 15, 2007 when Drew Carey became host of ''The Price Is Right''. It was last seen on the October 12, 2007 repeat of Bob Barker's last show.

Special mention should be made to ''{{Concentration}}'', which was licensed to Goodson-Todman by Creator/{{NBC}} (1973-78, 1987-91; also did five pilots in 1985). Because of NBC's refusal to do '''anything''' with the format or episodes, ''Concentration'' has never appeared in blooper specials — not even ''GameShowMomentsGoneBananas'', a Fremantle-produced series of specials that dealt mostly with Goodson-Todman games.

After Goodson's death in December 1992, the company was sold to All-American Television. In 1998, All-American was bought out by Pearson Television, which in turn was bought out in 2002 by FremantleMedia. The "Mark Goodson Productions" logo remained in use during this time, but was eventually removed on August 15, 2007 when Drew Carey became host of ''The Price Is Right''. It was last seen on the October 12, 2007 repeat of Bob Barker's last show.

* ''{{Blockbusters}}'' (1980-82, 1987)

* ''{{Showoffs}}'' (1975) and its revival, ''Series/BodyLanguage'' (1984-86; taped [[http://www.usgameshows.net/x.php?show=BodyLanguage three pilots]] in 1983)

* ''MissingLinks'' (1963-64)

* ''[[http://gameshowvault.blogspot.com/2012/06/gsv-pilot-review-1-puzzlers.html Puzzlers]] (March 1980; unsold pilot hosted by Pat Sajak; yes, him)

* ''Series/ThePriceIsRight'' (1956-65, 1972-present)

* ''Series/NowYouSeeIt'' (1974-75, 1989; also did a pilot in 1985)

* ''Series/FamilyFeud'' (1976-85, 1988-95, 1999-present) and its spinoff, ''Celebrity Family Feud'' (1978-84, 2008)

* ''Series/WinnerTakeAll'' (1946-52; the duo's first game show)

* ''Say When!!'' (1961-65)

* ''HeSaidSheSaid'' (1969-70) and its revival, ''{{Tattletales}}'' (1974-78, 1982-84)

* ''{{Showoffs}}'' (1975) and its revival, ''Series/BodyLanguage'' (1984-86; taped three pilots in 1983)

* ''Series/ChildsPlay'' (1982-83)

* ''Lottery Cash Explosion'' ([[https://scontent-a-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/482837_622895954391852_83666508_n.jpg July 18, 1993]]; unsold pilot hosted by Jim Perry)

* ''Missing Links'' (1963-64)

* ''Mindreaders'' (1979-80)

''Flamingo Fortune'' originally used the Mark Goodson logo despite debuting in October 1995. It was quickly changed to son Jonathan's logo, but his credit was eventually ousted as well. Jonathan still produces games, but only for lotteries.

* ''ToTellTheTruth'' (1956-68, 1969-78, 1980-81, 1990-91, 2000-01)

* ''{{Password}}'' (1961-67, 1971-75, 1979-82, 1984-89, 2008-09)

* ''BeatTheClock'' (1950-61, 1969-74, 1979-80, 2002-03)

* ''NowYouSeeIt'' (1974-75, 1989; also did a pilot in 1985)

* ''CardSharks'' (1978-81, 1986-89, 2001)

* ''NumberPlease'' (1961)

* ''WinnerTakeAll'' (1946-52; the duo's first game show)

* ''TheBetterSex'' (1977-78)

* ''TheMatchGameHollywoodSquaresHour'' (1983-84)