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Uh Oh!
Uh Oh! was a children's game show that lasted from 1997-2003 on YTV for kids. This show was hosted by Wink Yahoo. The show had kids answer questions and partake in wacky challenges -
Video & Arcade Top 10
Video& Arcade Top 10 is a competitive video game program where contestants battle it out in a battle of the video games for prizes. The main portions of each episode would have four contestants playing -
The Next Line
"Get busy with that typewriter and you can write The Next Line. Here he is, ready with his next line, our host, Kevin Frank." The Next Line was a short-lived 1990s television game -
Kidstreet
OPENING SPIEL: Kathy: "Welcome to Kidstreet! It's the kids game where teams race for those fabulous/incredible prizes/the kids are the winners! Let's meet today's contestants! (insert names)! And now, a -
The New Liar's Club
The New Liar's Club was the game show where a celebrity panel analyzed weird& unusual objects. This was the second revival of the 1969 and 1976-1979 American series hosted by Rod Serling, Bill -
Canada's Got Talent
Canada's Got Talent is the short-lived Canadian adaptation of the British talent show Britain's Got Talent where entertainers in various fields competed to win a cash prize of$100,000 along with a -
Mantracker
Mantracker was a reality competition series where an expert tracker (called the "Mantracker") who pursues two individuals in the remote Canadian or American wilderness. The pursued (referred to as "Prey") must elude capture while attempting -
Ice Cold Cash
Ice Cold Cash was a short-lived fun and fast-paced food-based trivia that whipped up the contestants' brains and tenderize their funny bones. Host Joseph Motiki would dress as an ice cream seller -
Canadian Game Shows Wiki
The wiki about Canadian game shows where you can edit pages about Canadian Game Shows -
SmartAsk
SmartAsk was a more risque version of Reach for the Top. In order to qualify, schools had to send in an entry to the CBC on a specific topic announced for on the show's -
Supermarket Sweep
"Have you ever dreamt of running through a supermarket, grabbing everything you want, and filling your basket'til it overflows? Live that dream by playing along with today's contestants on Canada's hottest -
Bumper Stumpers
Bumper Stumpers is the Canadian game show where two teams of two solve vanity license plate puzzles known as "Bumper Stumpers". Champions stood at the blue podium and the challengers stood at the red podium -
Let's Make a Deal
"It's time for Let's Make a Deal, and here's America's top trader, TV's big dealer, Monty Hall!" The game show that's also dubbed "The Marketplace of America". -
The Mad Dash
PILOT: "In just a few moments, two lucky couples from this studio audience will start on the road to thousands of dollars in cash and prizes, on TV's biggest game, THE MAD DASH! And -
Pay Cards!
On (Super) Pay Cards!, contestants competed in a game of poker and memory. Three players, faced a board of 20 hidden cards and attempted to build a high poker hand. -
Lingo
MICHAEL: "Can you guess this five-letter word beginning with the letter (insert letter)?" DUSTY: "(insert guess)" MICHAEL: "That's not it, but the squares around the letters (insert letters) are in the word and -
Battle of the Blades
Battle of the Blades was a Canadian figure-skating reality show and competition that aired on CBC Television. It was first broadcast before a live audience at the historic Maple Lea Gardens with Maple Leaf -
Love Me Love Me Not
Love Me Love Me Not was a romance-based quiz show produced by CKVU-TV Vancouver that "makes the world go round". It was based on an Italian format called M'ama Non M'ama -
The New Chain Reaction
OPENING SPIEL: (Clips of past Bonus Chain wins during Canadian airings) Rod: "The game is...The (New/$40,000) Chain Reaction! And here's your host, BLAKE EMMONS/GEOFF EDWARDS!" Contestants tried to connect words -
Lingo (QC)
This is a French-Speaking Quebec version of the game of letters& bingo. This version of Lingo ran for 439 episodes on Radio-Canada, from 1998 to 2001. It was hosted by longtime actor and -
Le Banquier
Le Banquier (The Banker) was a Quebec game show based on Deal or No Deal which in turn was based on a Dutch format called Miljoenenjacht (Hunt for Millions). As this version of the franchise -
Qubit
Qubit was the show where contestants faced a giant computer called "The Qube" in an attempt to win up to$10,000. Three contestants compete in round one. The highest two scorers compete in round two -
Pitfall
OPENING SPIEL#1: "Today, every wrong step could bring disaster, as our players attempt to cross this bridge, and win a prize package worth over$2,500/$5,000. So watch now, as they brave the -
Reach for the Top
Reach for the Top is a long running quiz bowl for Canadian high school students. CBC: 1961–1989, 2000–2009 -
Split Second
Split Second was a general knowledge quiz where three contestants answered three-part questions as fast as possible. Three contestants (one of whom was usually a returning champion) were asked trivia questions, and each question
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