Most prolific TV producers - game shows
- Who
- Goodson-Todman Productions
- Where
- United States
- When
- 15 March 2000
Since 1949, Goodson-Todman Productions created over 25 gameshow formats with 39,312 shows being aired over 21,831½ hours.
An American company formed by Mark Goodson, a former radio announcer and Bill Todman, a former radio writer, they hit the jackpot in the gameshow field with a succession of hits, beginning with Winner Take All, hosted by Bill Cullen.
The shows that enjoyed long and prosperous runs were: Winner Take All, Beat the Clock, To Tell The Truth, What's My Line?, I've Got A Secret, Beat The Clock, Double Dare, To Tell The Truth, Password, Password Plus, Super Password, Price is Right, The Match Game, Match Game 73, Family Feud, Tattle Tales, Now You See It, Card Sharks, Blockbusters, Double Dare, The Names The Same, Stop The Music, Two For The Money, Classic Concentration, and Child's Play.
Goodson alone produced over 39,000 episodes totalling more than 21,240 hours of airtime.
The shows that enjoyed long and prosperous runs were: Winner Take All, Beat the Clock, To Tell The Truth, What's My Line?, I've Got A Secret, Beat The Clock, Double Dare, To Tell The Truth, Password, Password Plus, Super Password, Price is Right, The Match Game, Match Game 73, Family Feud, Tattle Tales, Now You See It, Card Sharks, Blockbusters, Double Dare, The Names The Same, Stop The Music, Two For The Money, Classic Concentration, and Child's Play.
Goodson alone produced over 39,000 episodes totalling more than 21,240 hours of airtime.