game show

noun

1. a television or radio program in which contestants answer questions or play games of skill or chance in order to win money or other prizes.

Example Sentences

“I’m a game show host now for the Boomers who were calling me Urkel,” he says.

From Los Angeles Times

They aren't the only online stars to take their own big-money game show to a conventional streaming platform instead of putting it on YouTube.

From BBC

Mr Jenney's ability to pull together a mini game show in 60 seconds impresses the judges, while Mr Gamage's magic act also goes down well.

From BBC

The game show host on NBC’s “Password” reboot who is often so delighted for contestants that it seems as if she has personally just won thousands of dollars.

From Los Angeles Times

TV programs, is suing CBS, the game shows’ distributor, for breach of contract.

From Los Angeles Times