Supermarket Sweep (1992–94) was a chaotic game show where contestants competed to answer questions about brands and advertising and to find bargains in the aisles of a supermarket tha

This clip is from an incomplete episode of Reg Grundy's Wheel of Fortune (1959–62), another early TV game show that had its origins in radio.

The long-running game show Wheel of Fortune (1981–2008) featured contestants who had to guess words, phrases and names after spinning a giant wheel to win money.

Blind Date (1967–74) was a dating game show hosted by several different comperes, including Bobby Hanna.

'Like an oyster and a pearl, And a guy and a girl
What have you got? You got a Perfect Match!'

Blankety Blanks was a hugely popular game show of the late 1970s hosted by legendary TV personality Graham Kennedy.

Presenting 12 fascinating facts about TV game shows – from Pick a Box to Perfect Match to the Price is Right.

It's a Knockout (1985–87) was a hugely popular show on Australian television in the 1980s. 

Name That Tune (1956–57) was hosted by Bruce Gyngell and featured contestants who had to guess song titles from the brief excerpts being played live in the s

The NFSA is celebrating TV game shows – from the popular and long-running family favourites to the cult classics.