Retro Vault
New lineup starts September 7!
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The Price is Right 1PM ET Television's longest-running game show, featuring host Bob Barker, where audience members try to win cash prizes. |
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Tattle Tales 2PM ET In this classic television game show, celebrity couples compete by answering questions about their relationships. The couples are separated and must guess how their partner would respond to certain scenarios or questions. |
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Match Game 2:30PM ET and 3PM ET A panel game show features two contestants attempting to match the answers of six celebrities in a game of fill-in-the-blank, hosted by Gene Rayburn. |
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Password 3:30PM ET Two contestants, each teamed with a celebrity partner, compete in a word-association game. Hosted by Allen Ludden. |
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Card Sharks 4PM ET In this fast-moving gameshow, couples compete across the game board in the signature High-Low game. Using giant traditional playing cards, they predict if each card is higher or lower than its predecessor. |
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Sale of the Century 4:30PM ET Three contestants are rewarded with cash for correctly answering trivia. Host Jim Perry tempts the leading player to use their winnings for deeply discounted luxury prizes instead of saving it for a chance to the win the game and even bigger prizes. |
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Supermarket Sweep 5PM ET Teams answer questions to earn advantages over competitors before a supermarket shopping spree.
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Pyramid 5:30PM ET Players paired with celebrities compete for cash prizes. Hosted by Donny Osmond.
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Current Lineup
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The Price is Right 1PM ET Television's longest-running game show, featuring host Bob Barker, where audience members try to win cash prizes. |
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Body Language 2PM ET Step into the spotlight and let your gestures do the talking in Body Language, the electrifying retro game show where every move counts! Can you decode the actions to conquer the challenges from charades to clues? Hosted by the charismatic Tom Kennedy, it's a dance of wit and intuition, where action speaks louder than words. |
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Match Game 2:30PM ET and 3PM ET A panel game show features two contestants attempting to match the answers of six celebrities in a game of fill-in-the-blank, hosted by Gene Rayburn. |
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Chain Reaction 3:30PM ET Brace yourselves for a brain-bending blast! On Chain Reaction, hosted by the one and only Bill Cullen, two teams go head-to-head in a high-speed, word-linking frenzy to solve cunning word chains. |
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The All New Let's Make a Deal 4PM ET Hosted by Monty Hall. Contestants dress in outrageous costumes and are randomly picked by the host. The contestants trade items for what’s behind the doors in hopes to win more valuable prizes or possibly something less valuable. |
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Press Your Luck 4:30PM ET Hosted by Peter Tomarken. Three contestants answer trivia questions to win spins. They use their spins to win cash and/or prizes on a randomly flashing game board but, they have to avoid the evil Whammy that will take all their winnings or eliminate the contestants. |
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Hollywood Squares 5PM ET Two contestants decide if their chosen star's answer to a question is real or if the star is bluffing. The contestant's goal is to get three squares in a row, symbolized by "X"s and "O"s in the classic tic-tac-toe grid.
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Pass the Buck 5:30PM ET "Pass the Buck," hosted by Bill Cullen, is a game show where four contestants compete by answering questions with multiple correct answers. Bill announces a category, and the players take turns giving an acceptable answer to add money to a prize bank. The game continues until a contestant gives an incorrect or repeated answer. The next player in line can then "knock out" the previous contestant by giving a correct answer. This elimination process continues until only one player remains. That final contestant wins all the money in the bank and plays a bonus round for a chance at a larger prize.
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