| Description | Game Show |
| A single player tries to answer increasingly difficult questions on a subject of their choice | |
| Teams of celebrities compete in charades, but using artwork instead of miming | |
| Players take turns trying to find matching tiles on a board, then solve a hidden rebus | |
| Celebrities judge talent, and use a large brass percussion device to indicate disfavor. | |
| Players complete to accurately determine the retail cost of prizes. | |
| A single person blind-interviews three potential romantic interests. | |
| Players compete to face one-on-one a Nixon speechwriter in a general knowledge contest | |
| Celebrities attempt to find which of 3 players making the same claim are liars. | |
| Celebrities use yes-or-no questions to determine a player's occupation | |
| Players compete to identify popular songs in as little time or few notes as possible. | |
| Players try to stop rotating lights on a rectangular board while avoiding specific selections. | |
| Players try to determine if a celebrity's answer is accurate to win in tic-tac-toe. | |
| Often-costumed players trade everyday objects for unknown prizes. | |