Welcome to the Rules Repository. Here you'll find the rules to dozens of game shows, both past and present. From classics like Pyramid and Family Feud to recent arrivals such as Greed and 2-Minute Drill, you'll find all of the pertinent information you'll need. Also, the Repository contains pictures of the set, logo, and games in progress, to help you get a feel of the show, even if you've never seen an episode.

For those with a yen for hearing opinions, each rulesheet ends with a section called "Loogaroo Looks it Over". It's here that I'll give a few thoughts on what I liked or didn't like about the show. I rate every show on a scale from one to ten, with four grading criteria:

Gameplay: Here, I'm looking for a good, solid, cohesive format of the game, one that gets the home audience involved as well (they don't necessarily have to play along, but if the game elicits some sort of interaction with viewers, that's a plus). This accounts for up to 3 points of the score.
Host: Every show needs someone to run it. A good host is sincere, witty, has a good sense of timing, and grasps the concept enough to keep it going. The Host grade also contributes up to 3 points.
Presentation: We're talking about the audiovisual aspects of the show. If the music and set convey an atmosphere that enhances the experience, it will serve to benefit this score. Up to 2 points are available in this category.
Execution: This grade accounts for things such as the stability of the format (whether it held firm throughout the run or the rules changed every week), camera angles, and the correlation between the prize and the task required to win it. 2 points is the maximum here.

A show with 8 or more points is very good; less than 5 points is poor.

I should mention that much of the information regarding the show's Lifespan, Host, Announcer and Producers are derived from The Encyclopedia of TV Game Shows, 2nd Edition. Some of the information (especially regarding announcers, who rarely appear in the credits these days) is missing; anyone who could help me fill in the blanks would be greatly appreciated. Special thanks to David Livingston for providing some screenshots of All-Star Blitz for me, as well as Michael Klauss, whose Logo Library provided the logo to Hollywood Showdown. Finally, if someone could help me out with getting clean pictures to Gambit and The Magnificent Marble Machine, I'd be greatly appreciative.

And now, on with the rules.

THE RULES
The Numerous Pyramids The $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime 2-Minute Drill 3's a Crowd All-Star Blitz Bargain Hunters Battlestars The Better Sex The Big Showdown The Big Spin *UPDATED* Blackout Blockbusters Body Language Break the Bank Bruce Forsyth's Hot Streak Bullseye Caesar's Challenge Card Sharks Catch Phrase Celebrity Sweepstakes Chain Reaction The Challengers Child's Play Classic Concentration Click Crosswits Debt The Diamond Head Game	Double Dare (CBS) Double Dare (Nick) Double Talk Dream House Eye Guess Family Feud Figure it Out Finders Keepers Fun House Gambit Get the Picture Go Greed Headline Chasers High Rollers History IQ Hit Man Hollywood Showdown Hollywood Squares Hot Potato I Can't Believe You Said That! Idiot Savants It Takes Two It's Your Chance of a Lifetime Jackpot! Jeopardy! The Joker's Wild Knightmare	Legends of the Hidden Temple Magnificent Marble Machine Make the Grade Match Game Match Game/Hollywood Squares Hour Monopoly My Generation Name That Tune Nick Arcade Now You See It Paranoia Pass the Buck Password Peer Pressure Pictionary Pitfall Press Your Luck *NEW* The Price is Right *NEW* The Quiz Kids Challenge *NEW* Remote Control *NEW* Sale of the Century *NEW* Scattergories *NEW* Scrabble *NEW* Secrets of the Cryptkeeper's Haunted House *NEW* Shop 'Til You Drop *NEW* Shopping Spree *NEW* Small Talk *NEW* Split Second *NEW*