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The Match Game (1962)
In this panel game show, contestants try to match answers given by six celebrities to humorous and often risque fill-in-the-blank questions.
The Match Game: Season 1 - 100 Episode s
1x1 - Arlene Francis & Skitch Henderson
December 31, 1962
1x2 - Arlene Francis & Skitch Henderson
January 2, 1963
1x3 - Arlene Francis & Skitch Henderson
January 3, 1963
1x4 - Arlene Francis & Skitch Henderson
January 4, 1963
1x5 - Sally Ann Howes & Abe Burrows
January 7, 1963
1x6 - Sally Ann Howes & Abe Burrows
January 8, 1963
1x7 - Sally Ann Howes & Abe Burrows
January 9, 1963
1x8 - Sally Ann Howes & Abe Burrows
January 10, 1963
1x9 - Sally Ann Howes & Abe Burrows
January 11, 1963
1x10 - Peggy Cass & Peter Lind Hayes
January 14, 1963
1x11 - Peggy Cass & Peter Lind Hayes
January 15, 1963
1x12 - Peggy Cass & Peter Lind Hayes
January 16, 1963
1x13 - Peggy Cass & Peter Lind Hayes
January 17, 1963
1x14 - Peggy Cass & Peter Lind Hayes
January 18, 1963
1x15 - Carol Lawrence & San Levenson
January 21, 1963
1x16 - Carol Lawrence & Sam Levenson
January 22, 1963
1x17 - Carol Lawrence & Sam Levenson
January 23, 1963
1x18 - Carol Lawrence & Sam Levenson
January 24, 1963
1x19 - Carol Lawrence & Sam Levenson
January 25, 1963
1x20 - Betty White & Darren McGavin
January 28, 1963
1x21 - Betty White & Darren McGavin
January 29, 1963
1x22 - Betty White & Darren McGavin
January 30, 1963
1x23 - Betty White & Darren McGavin
January 31, 1963
1x24 - Betty White & Darren McGavin
February 1, 1963
The Last Day of Scoring 10 Points for The Teammate's Match and 20 Points for The Star Team Captain's Match.
1x25 - Dorothy Collins & Barry Nelson
February 4, 1963
This is The 1st Day of The Teammates' Match is now worth 25 Points and The Star Team Captain's Match is now worth 50 Points for now on.
1x26 - Dorothy Collins & Barry Nelson
February 5, 1963
1x27 - Dorothy Collins & Barry Nelson
February 6, 1963
1x28 - Dorothy Collins & Barry Nelson
February 7, 1963
1x29 - Dorothy Collins & Barry Nelson
February 8, 1963
1x30 - Ann Sothern & Milt Kamen
February 11, 1963
1x31 - Ann Sothern & Milt Kamen
February 12, 1963
1x32 - Ann Sothern & Milt Kamen
February 13, 1963
1x33 - Ann Sothern & Milt Kamen
February 14, 1963
1x34 - Ann Sothern & Milt Kamen
February 15, 1963
1x35 - Audrey Meadows & Orson Bean
February 18, 1963
1x36 - Audrey Meadows & Orson Bean
February 19, 1963
1x37 - Audrey Meadows & Orson Bean
February 20, 1963
1x38 - Audrey Meadows & Orson Bean
February 21, 1963
1x39 - Audrey Meadows & Orson Bean
February 22, 1963
1x40 - Gisele MacKenzie & Milt Kamen
February 25, 1963
1x41 - Gisele MacKenzie & Milt Kamen
February 26, 1963
1x42 - Gisele MacKenzie & Milt Kamen
February 27, 1963
1x43 - Gisele MacKenzie & Milt Kamen
February 28, 1963
1x44 - Gisele MacKenzie & Milt Kamen
March 1, 1963
1x45 - Peggy Cass & Bennett Cerf
March 4, 1963
1x46 - Peggy Cass & Bennett Cerf
March 5, 1963
1x47 - Peggy Cass & Bennett Cerf
March 6, 1963
1x48 - Peggy Cass & Bennett Cerf
March 7, 1963
1x49 - Peggy Cass & Bennett Cerf
March 8, 1963
1x50 - Florence Henderson & Paul Ford
March 11, 1963
1x51 - Florence Henderson & Paul Ford
March 12, 1963
1x52 - Florence Henderson & Paul Ford
March 13, 1963
1x53 - Florence Henderson & Paul Ford
March 14, 1963
1x54 - Florence Henderson & Paul Ford
March 15, 1963
1x55 - Mary Healy & Robert Q. Lewis
March 18, 1963
1x56 - Mary Healy & Robert Q. Lewis
March 19, 1963
1x57 - Mary Healy & Robert Q. Lewis
March 20, 1963
1x58 - Mary Healy & Robert Q. Lewis
March 21, 1963
1x59 - Mary Healy & Robert Q. Lewis
March 22, 1963
1x60 - Rise Stevens & Henry Morgan
March 25, 1963
1x61 - Rise Stevens & Henry Morgan
March 26, 1963
1x62 - Rise Stevens & Henry Morgan
March 27, 1963
1x63 - Rise Stevens & Henry Morgan
March 28, 1963
1x64 - Rise Stevens & Henry Morgan
March 29, 1963
1x65 - Peggy Cass & Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. (Guest Host: Art James)
April 1, 1963
1x66 - Peggy Cass & Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. (Gene Rayburn's Back as The Host of "The MATCH GamE.")
April 2, 1963
1x67 - Peggy Cass & Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
April 3, 1963
1x68 - Peggy Cass & Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
April 4, 1963
1x69 - Peggy Cass & Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
April 5, 1963
1x70 - Carol Lawrence & Chester Morris
April 8, 1963
1x71 - Carol Lawrence & Chester Morris
April 9, 1963
1x72 - Carol Lawrence & Chester Morris
April 10, 1963
1x73 - Carol Lawrence & Chester Morris
April 11, 1963
1x74 - Carol Lawrence & Chester Morris
April 12, 1963
1x75 - Florence Henderson & Tom Poston
April 15, 1963
1x76 - Florence Henderson & Tom Poston
April 16, 1963
1x77 - Florence Henderson & Tom Poston
April 17, 1963
1x78 - Florence Henderson & Tom Poston
April 18, 1963
1x79 - Florence Henderson & Tom Poston
April 19, 1963
1x80 - Jane Wyatt & Henry Morgan
April 22, 1963
1x81 - Jane Wyatt & Henry Morgan
April 23, 1963
1x82 - Jane Wyatt & Henry Morgan
April 24, 1963
1x83 - Jane Wyatt & Henry Morgan
April 25, 1963
1x84 - Jane Wyatt & Henry Morgan
April 26, 1963
1x85 - Kitty Carlisle & Milt Kamen
April 29, 1963
1x86 - Kitty Carlisle & Milt Kamen
April 30, 1963
1x87 - Kitty Carlisle & Milt Kamen
May 1, 1963
1x88 - Kitty Carlisle & Milt Kamen
May 2, 1963
1x89 - Kitty Carlisle & Milt Kamen
May 3, 1963
1x90 - Gisele MacKenzie & Mickey Rooney
May 6, 1963
1x91 - Gisele MacKenzie & Mickey Rooney
May 7, 1963
1x92 - Gisele MacKenzie & Mickey Rooney
May 8, 1963
1x93 - Gisele MacKenzie & Mickey Rooney
May 9, 1963
1x94 - Gisele MacKenzie & Mickey Rooney
May 10, 1963
1x95 - Abbe Lane & Art James
May 13, 1963
1x96 - Abbe Lane & Art James
May 14, 1963
1x97 - Abbe Lane & Art James
May 15, 1963
1x98 - Abbe Lane & Art James
May 16, 1963
1x99 - Abbe Lane & Art James
May 17, 1963
1x100 - Barbara Cook & Sam Levenson
May 20, 1963
This is The 100th MATCH GamE on NBC-TV In Living Color and to celebrate to Welcome Jazz Singer-Vocalist-Actress Barbara Cook & Actor-Comedian-Author Sam Levenson.
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