• Nov 20 2004 - “Q & A”:an ep. where ex-child prodigy and “Think, Thank, Thunk” contestant Arthur Brown, now known as the Cluemaster, plots revenge against the show’s producers for his having lost years earlier. (repeat from 2005) {22} [1.375]

• “Hug You or Hit You” (Aug 12 2004): Ron White hosts this GS-parody where one drunk player has to predict whether a remark will get him a hug or a hit from a member of the opposite sex. {4} [1.242]
• “Who’s the Fool?” (Jun 14 2006): Ron White hosts this GS-parody where Larry the Cable Guy, Jeff Foxworthy, and Bill Engvall tell stories (true or not) of being fools with two contestants (picked from the audience) discerning the truth from fiction. {6} [1.715]
  

• Mar 21 1997 - “Quiz Show” : an ep. where Cory, Shawn, and Topanga fail miserably on a quiz show, but they’re so popular with viewers that the producer makes the questions easier; Mark DeCarlo guest stars as Brett McInerny. (ABC Family repeat from 2005) {22} [1.431]

• “I Know Black People” (Mar 10 2004): Dave hosts this GS in which contestants try to prove how much they know about blacks. {12} [1.285]
  

• 2006 - a clip of the "Really Real TV" sketch that includes (but are not limited to) parodies of DoND and WLiiA? (the latter not involving improv comedy at all!) {4} [1.756]

• Mar 01 1995 - “Gladiators”: an ep. where Ellen and Adam try out for “American Gladiators”; Mike Adame, Lori “Ice” Fetrick, Dan “Nitro” Clark, and Lee “Hawk” Reherman guest-star. (Oxygen repeat from 2007) {22} [1.970]

• Sep 18 1992 - “Surely You Joust”: an ep. where feuding neighbors Urkel and Carl Winslow appear on “American Gladiators” to settle a not-so-neighborly grudge match; Mike Adamle and Larry Csonka are among the guest stars. (ABC Family repeat from 2005) {22} [1.396]

• The Dirty Dozens board game commercial (Feb 17 1994): Stu Dunfy plugs the home version of everyone’s favorite(?) insult GS. (BET repeat from 2006) {2} [1.764]
• “East Hollywood Squares” (Jan 27 1994): Another hilarious “episode” w/Peter Marshall and guests George Foreman, Spike Lee, Dr. Dre, Robert Guillaume, Fred Berry (who appears as himself), Little Richard, Jackee, Shari Belafonte, and O’Jay & Pip. {9} [1.822]
• “East Hollywood Squares” (Feb 17 1994): Another “episode” w/Peter Marshall and guests Oprah Winfrey, James Earl Jones, Bobby McFerrin, Rosie Perez, Pam Grier, Diana Ross, Martin Lawrence, his bodyguard, and Willie Tyler (sans Lester). (BET repeat from 2006) {7} [1.763]
• “Love Connection” (Apr 15 1990): Robin Givens tells Chuck Woolery (Jim Carrey) about her date with Mike Tyson. {6} [1.823]
• “The Newlywed Game” (Dec 16 1990): Bob Eubanks (Jim Carrey) presides over the classic relationship game. {4} [1.824]
• “Wheel of Dozens” (Dec 30 1993): A spin of the wheel determines the “dissing” category, and the winner goes on to the “Lightning Round” to battle the Mystery Guest! (BET repeat from 2006) {8} [1.762]
• “Win, Lose or Draw” (Feb 24 1991): The Prison Cable Network presents their version of TV’s game you can play at home. {7} [1.1014]
  

• “College Quiz Challenge” (Nov 14 1998): Can Rusty compete in this collegiate Q&A game and not get on everyone’s nerves? Watch and find out… {7} [1.297]
• “Deal or No Deal” (Sep 30 2006): The Superstitious Knights play for $1M. {7} [1.892]
• “Grand Theft Auto” (Mar 15 2003): The most violent video game becomes the most popular GS; “Rod Roddy” announces. {5} [1.314]
• “Jeopardy!” (Sep 18 2004): Can mega-champ Ken Jennings break the $2,000,000 mark? {8} [1.219]
• “The Lillian Verner Game Show” (May 08 2004): Returning champ Gail Cinder takes on challengers “Broccoli Top” and Carol. {8} [1.160]
• “The New New Newlywed Game” (Apr 28 2001): Bob Eubanks hosts this hybrid of NG and “The Jerry Springer Show”. {6} [1.269]
• “The Once In a Lifetime $1,000,000 Big Opportunity” (Mar 23 2002): Guest star Tara Reid is the contestant in this high-stakes Pyramid clone…but celebs Drew Carey, Reba McEntire, and Carrot Top seem more interested in hogging the camera! {6} [1.359]
• “The Price is Right” (Dec 07 2002): Double entendres are everywhere in this skit! {5} [1.230]
• “The Probe” (Mar 16 2002): A dangerous GS where a contestant is at the mercy of a probing machine {2} [1.104]
• “Republican Gladiators” (Nov 04 1995): Larry Csonka and Lisa Malosky preside over a 1996 election-themed episode w/Newt Gingrich and Bob Dole; a few of the American Gladiators appear as themselves! {8} [1.161]
• “Schizophrenic Jeopardy!” (Sep 21 1996): It’s like regular “Jeopardy!” but with contestants who suffer from paranoid schizophrenia. {5} [1.178]
• “Smartypants Challenge” (Dec 07 2002): A HS quiz bowl w/a team of geeks from one school (four of the members are played by Canadian band Sum-41) playing against an assorted group of other students from another. {5} [1.77]
• “T’cha You Know What?” (Nov 14 1998): A “Password” clone hosted by the Vancome Lady…who could be the most offensive GS host! {6} [1.250]
• “Wheel of Fortune” (Nov 15 2003): A special “government workers” edition where the contestants make incorrect guesses to the puzzle on purpose. {5} [1.114]
• “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” (Nov 13 1999): Lorraine Swanson is a contestant…who doesn’t quite understand the game! {8} [1.129]
• “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” (Feb 24 2001): Regis Philbin (who appears as himself) presides over this celebrity edition w/Macy Gray, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Lance Bass, et al. {5} [1.113]
• “Who Wants To Be a Super Duper Millionaire?” (May 20 2004): Mike Tyson is a contestant who doesn’t know the correct answer to the first question. {6} [1.254]
• “Who Wants to Be the President?” (Feb 12 2000): Regis Philbin (who appears as himself!) presides over a 2000 election-themed episode w/Al Gore, Alan Keyes, and Jesse Ventura {8} [1.147]
• “Whose Idea Was This Anyway?” (May 15 1999): Drew Carey (Wil Sasso) hosts this spoof of “WLiiA?” w/Luke Perry (Pat Kilbane), Ray Charles (Phil LaMarr), Cher (Mo Collins), and Magic Johnson (Aires Spears). {5} [1.345]
• “Win Your Land Back” (Nov 18 2000): A Native American, an African American, and a Hispanic American compete to win land they were promised, but never received. {6} [1.379]
  

• “The NewlyMet Game” (Aug 31 2005): Three newly-met couples are asked questions about the lies of their relationships; Beau Weaver announces. (repeat from 2006) {7} [1.730]

• Oct 08 1988 - “For Letter or Worse”: an ep. where the gang goes to a TV studio to watch the titular GS, but things take a turn for the worse when the ghost of Al Kabone appears and postpones the show; Can the Scooby-Doo Detective Agency be able to discover who this ghostly gangster actually is? (Cartoon Network repeat) {24} [1.578]

• “Heff in a Handbasket” (Jul 18 1996): a segment where Heffer sells his soul to be on a game show…but the result isn’t exactly what he had in mind! (Nicktoons Network repeat) {13} [1.553]

• “Game Show Didi” (Apr 11 1993): a segment where Didi competes on “Super Stumpers”, but can she hold her own against a tough competitor (voiced by Charles Nelson Reilly)? Alex Trebek guest stars as host Alan Quebec (Nicktoons Network repeat) {12} [1.625]

• “Celebrity Jeopardy!” (May 14 2005): Alex Trebek plays host to Bill Cosby, Sharon Osbourne, and Sean Connery. (E! repeat) {8} [1.475]

SISTER SISTER (The WB, 1995-99):

• May 07 1997 - "Slime Party": Tia and Tamera go on the titular Q&A/stunt GS against Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen (appearing as themselves); D.L Hughley guest-stars as Hank the host. (Disney Channel repeat from 2006) {24} [1.1020]

• Mar 26 1999 - a clip of a prison-themed dating game sketch. {5} (YouTube rip)

• “Celebrity Keno” (Jun 25 2004): a clip where Ed McMahon hosts the TV version of a lesser-known casino game, featuring celebrities LaToya Jackson, Gary Busey, and Gary Coleman. (MTV2 repeat from 2006) {3} [1.912]
• “The Nemesis Game” (Jun 25 2004): a clip that spoofs “The Dating Game,” but Spider-Man chooses one of the three new arch-enemies. (MTV2 repeat from 2006) {3} [1.913]
• “Washington Squares” (May 21 2004): a clip where Tom Bergeron presides over this HS spoof where the politicians don’t give useful answers. (MTV2 repeat from 2006) {3} [1.911]

• Jan 14 1998 - “All in the Family Feud”: an ep. where the Williams family competes on “Family Battle”; Fred Willard guest stars as host Dick Ferndale. (BET repeat from 2006) {21} [1.905]

• 2006 - a review of "Samurai Showdown V" that includes a short GS spoof featuring two characters from said fighting video game taking part. {5} [1.820]