1 Double Your Money:
Hosted by Hughie Green, it was first broadcast on Radio Luxembourg.
2 Call My Bluff: Long running show in which contestants try to explain the meaning of an obscure word.
3 Password: Originally a US show, contestants were given clues to the password and had to guess it.
4 Criss Cross Quiz: It combined noughts and crosses with general knowledge.
5 Take Your Pick: Hosted by Michael Miles, it had a yes-no interlude where contestants could be gonged off stage.
6 Top of The Form: A University Challenge-style quiz for teams of secondary pupils.
7 What's My Line: One of the most durable game shows on TV, on both sides of the Atlantic.
8 The 64,000 Dollar Question: Bob Monkhouse asked contestants questions worth ever-increasing amounts of cash.
9 Concentration: Two people played against each other to solve rebuses covered by squares.
10 The Golden Shot: Monkhouse again, this time with Bernie the Bolt and his crossbow
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