Merrill Heatter
Merrill Heatter produced many Game Shows, most of which were in a partnership with Bob Quigley. After Quigley retired in 1981, Heatter continued making games through an independent company.
"This has been a Merrill Heatter-Bob Quigley Production":
- Video Village (1960-62) and its juvenile versions, Video Village Junior (1961-62) and Shenanigans (1964-65)
- Double Exposure (1961)
- People Will Talk (1963)
- The Celebrity Game (1964-65; reran from 1967-68)
- PDQ (1965-69) and its revival, Baffle (1973-74)
- Showdown! (1966)
- The Hollywood Squares (1966-81) and its juvenile version, The Storybook Squares (1969)
- Temptation (1967-68)
- Funny You Should Ask! (1968-69)
- Name Droppers (1969-70)
- The Amateur's Guide To Love (1972)
- Gambit (1972-76) and its revival, Las Vegas Gambit (1980-81)
- Runaround (1972-73; pilot was taped in 1971)
- High Rollers (1974-76, 1978-80)
- The Magnificent Marble Machine (1975-76)
- Hot Seat (1976)
- To Say The Least (1977-78)
- Bedtime Stories (1979)
- (Heatter and Quigley also worked with Hanna-Barbera on Wacky Races {1968-70}, which was to originally include a game show element.)
"This has been a Merrill Heatter Production":
- Battle Stars (1981-82, 1983)
- Fantasy (1982-83)
- All-Star Blitz (1985; original 1984 pilot called Hot Numbers)
- Bargain Hunters (1987)
- High Rollers (1987-88 version; pilot was taped in 1986, with a game not used on the series)
- The Last Word (1989-90)
- Catch 21 (2008-Present)