For those who might be curious, here is the list of current American game shows as of 2006!:

- Deal or No Deal (NBC: 2 years. Host: Howie Mandel)

- Family Feud: (ABC: 7 years. Host: Richard Karn)

- Jeopardy! (NBC: 22 years! Host: Alex Trebek)

- The Price is Right (CBS: 34 years!!! Host: Bob Barker)

- Wheel of Fortune (NBC: 23 years! Host: Pat Sajak)

- Who Wants to be a Millionaire (NBC: 7 years. Host: Meredith Vieira)

Hope you all like this little bit of trivia!
-Joe R.

I think the only one we don't have is Family Feud but I am sure someone will correct me if I am wrong

Do we have Jeopardy??

I think you guys called it "Family Fortunes"!

-Joe R.

Oh yeah Jr we had that then

Here's the updated list of currently airing American game shows, btw:

The Price is Right (CBS Daytime: 43 years!!!, Host: Drew Carey)

Let's Make a Deal (CBS Daytime: 6 years, Host: Wayne Brady)

Hollywood Game Night (NBC Primetime: 3 years, Host: Ross Lynch)

Who Wants to be a Millionaire (Syndication [though mostly on ABC stations]: 13 years, Host: Terry Crews)

Jeopardy (Syndication: 31 years, Host: Alex Trebek)

Wheel of Fortune (Syndication: 32 years, Host: Pat Sajak)

Celebrity Name Game (Syndication: 1 year, Host: Craig Ferguson)

Pawnography (History: 1 year, Host: Christopher Titus)

The Chase (GSN: 2 years, Host: Brooke Burns)

Id!otest (GSN: 1 year, Host: Ben Gleib)

American Bible Challenge (GSN: 3 years, Host: Jeff Foxworthy)


Also, "Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?" will be returning to Fox some time in 2015. The only one of these game-shows that seems to be on its last legs is Millionaire, as it has had 2 new hosts in the past 2 years thanks to the long-running host Meredith Viera retiring and Terry Crews is doing a terrible job as host. Also, ratings have been plummeting over the past few years, and at this point they're nearly at GSN (which is a cable network!) game-show levels. Also, the long-running hosts on Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune (both of which have been hosting since the shows began in syndication) have both hinted at retiring once their current contract is up in 2016.