Of the numerous shows Goodson produced in his lifetime, four are currently on the air:
The Price Is Right, which has run continuously since 1972;
Family Feud, which ran in two different iterations during 1976–1985 and 1988–1995, and was revived in its current form in 1999;
Password, which was revived in 2022 after a lengthy stint off the air; and
Match Game, which returned in 2025. All revivals since 1994 have been produced by successor companies (All-American Television from 1994 to 1998, Pearson Television from 1998 to 2002, FremantleMedia from 2002 to 2018, and Fremantle since 2018).
Mark Goodson–Bill Todman Productions (1948–1982) •
All-Star Family Feud Special (ABC 1978–1984) •
About Last Night (HBO Max 2022; a remake of
Tattletales) produced by Sweet July Productions and Unanimous Media •
Beat the Clock (CBS, ABC 1950–1961, 1969–1974, CBS 1979–1980 copyrighted as The Clock Co., 2002–2003 copyrighted as Tick Tock Productions, Ltd., 2018–2019) •
The Better Sex (ABC 1977–1978) •
Blade Rider, Revenge of the Indian Nations (1966) •
Blockbusters (NBC 1980–1982, 1987);
UK version produced from 1983 to 1995 •
Branded (NBC 1965–1967) •
Broken Sabre (1965) •
By Popular Demand (CBS 1950) •
Call My Bluff (NBC 1965) •
Card Sharks (NBC 1978–1981, CBS/Syn 1986–1989, Syn 2001–2002, ABC 2019–2021) copyrighted as Suzanne Productions (later MG Productions), and The Card Sharks Company. •
Celebrity Family Feud (2008, 2015–present) •
Choose Up Sides (NBC 1956) •
Concentration and Classic Concentration (Syn 1973–1978, NBC 1987–1991) copyrighted as G-T Enterprises and The Concentration Company •
The Don Rickles Show (ABC 1968–1969) •
Double Dare (CBS 1976–1977) •
(The New) Family Feud (Challenge) (ABC 1976–1985, CBS 1988–1995, Syn 1999–present) copyrighted by The Family Company, The New Family Company, Feudin' Productions, and Wanderlust Productions •
Get the Message (ABC 1964) •
Goodyear Theatre (NBC 1957–1960) •
He Said, She Said (Syn 1969–1970) • ''
It's News to Me'' (CBS 1951–1953, 1954) • ''
I've Got a Secret'' (CBS 1952–1967, Syn 1972–1973, 1976, 2000–2001, GSN 2006) produced by Oxygen Media LLC in the 2000–01 version and Burt DuBrow Productions in association with Get Real Entertainment in the 2006 version •
Jefferson Drum (1958–1959) •
Judge for Yourself (NBC 1953–1954) •
Las Vegas Beat (1961) •
Make the Connection (1955) •
Match Game (NBC 1962–1969, CBS 1973–1982, ABC 1990–1991, Syn 1998–1999, ABC 2016–2021, 2025-present) copyrighted as Sojourn Productions, Celebrity Productions, The Match Game Company, and others. •
Million Dollar Password (2008–09) •
Mindreaders (NBC 1979–80, unrelated to the 1975 pilot) •
Missing Links (NBC, ABC 1963–1964) • ''
The Name's the Same'' (ABC 1951–1954, 1954–1955) •
Now You See It (CBS 1974–1975, 1989) copyrighted as Suzanne Productions and The Now You See It Company •
Number Please (ABC 1961) •
One Happy Family (1961) •
Password (CBS 1961–1967, ABC 1971–1975, NBC 2022–present) copyrighted as Peak Productions. •
Password Plus and Super Password (NBC 1979–1982, NBC 1984–1989) copyrighted as The Password Company and The Super Password Company. •
Philip Marlowe (1959–60) •
Play Your Hunch (CBS, ABC, NBC 1958–1963) •
The Price Is Right (NBC, ABC 1956–1965, Syn 1972–1980, 1985–86, 1994–95, CBS 1972–present) copyrighted as Marbil Productions, Price Productions and The Price Is Right Productions. •
The Rebel (1959–1961) •
The Richard Boone Show (1963–1964) •
Ride Beyond Vengeance (1966) •
Say When!! (NBC 1961–1965) •
Showoffs (ABC 1975) •
Snap Judgment (NBC 1967–1969) •
Split Personality (NBC 1959–60) •
Stop the Music (ABC 1948–1952, ABC 1954–1956) produced in association with
Louis Cowan Productions •
Tattletales (CBS, Syn 1974–1978, CBS 1982–1984) copyrighted as Panel Productions and The Tattletales Company. • ''
That's My Line'' (CBS 1980–1981) •
To Tell the Truth (CBS 1956–1968, Syn 1969–1978, Syn 1980–81, NBC 1990–91, Syn 2000–2002, ABC 2016–2022) •
Two for the Money (CBS 1952–1956, NBC 1957) • ''
What's Going On?'' (ABC 1954) • ''
What's My Line?'' (CBS 1950–1967, Syn 1968–1975) • ''
What's My Line? at 25'' (ABC 1975) •
The Web (CBS 1950–1954) •
The Web (NBC 1957) •
Winner Take All (CBS, NBC 1948–1950, 1951, 1952)
Mark Goodson Productions (1982–1996) •
Body Language (CBS 1984–86) •
Bonus Bonanza (1995) • ''
Child's Play'' (CBS 1982–83) •
Classic Concentration (NBC 1987–91) copyrighted as The Concentration Company, a subsidiary of NBC. •
Come Back to the 5 and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean (1982) •
Flamingo Fortune (1995) • ''TV's Funniest Game Show Moments'' (1984) • ''TV's Funniest Game Show Moments #2'' (1985) •
Illinois Instant Riches (1994–96) •
The Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour (NBC 1983–1984) •
Trivia Trap (ABC 1984–1985)
Other shows based on Mark Goodson formats •
100 Latinos Dijeron (MundoFox/
MundoMax 2013–2015,
Estrella TV 2019–present - 2nd Spanish version of
Family Feud) •
¿Qué Dice la Gente? (
Telefutura 2006–2008 - 1st Spanish version of
Family Feud) •
Dame la Pista (
Telefutura 2008 – Spanish version of ''Child's Play'') •
¿Qué Dicen los Famosos? (
Telemundo 2022–present - Spanish version of
Celebrity Family Feud {2015 version}) •
You Lie Like a Dog (
Animal Planet 2000 – Animal themed version of
To Tell the Truth) •
Philly Pheud (WPHL-TV 2013–present - local Philadelphia version of
Family Feud)
Claim to Fame In 1982, the
CTV Television Network in Canada aired the short-lived Goodson-Todman creation
Claim to Fame hosted by Mike McManus, the show invited a celebrity panel to interview guests and discover what had made them famous in their field. The panelists varied from
Lois Maxwell,
Valerie Pringle, Don Dickerson,
Brian Linehan, Deborah Burgess and
Harvey Atkin. The series started the 1982–83 season on Tuesdays at 9:30pm but had gone from the schedule verly early in 1983.
Gil Fates supervised the production in the studio of CTV affliate station
CJOH-TV Ottawa. Some say the show played very similar to the unsold Bob Stewart pilot creation called
Strictly Confidential hosted by
Dick Clark in 1980. ==Personal life and death==