GAME SHOW TITLE FONTS

Font: Herkules by Dieter Steffmann (download)	The download link is for Nougat, Dieter Steffmann᾿s freeware version of this font. Font: Dynamo by Agfa Monotype (download)	From the Jim Perry version. The Solotype catalog name for this font is Piccadilly. Font: Crystal Gypsy by Josh Wilhelm (download)	From the Pat Bullard version. Font: Baveuse by Ray Larabie (download)
From the Bob Eubanks version. Font: Peignot Bold by A.M. Cassandre (unavailable for download)	This font came from the FamilyFeudHangout Yahoo! Group, and was provided by Casey Buck. Font: Family Feud by David Frangioso (unavailable for download)	I created this font with FontStruct. The grid lines do not show up very well in this sample. Font: Fast Money by James H. Vipond (download)	Font: Gyparody by Ray Larabie (Solotype name is Anonymous) (download)
The show’s actual logo does not seem to exist as a font, but this is a close equivalent. Font: Oliver by Christine Mauerkirchner (download)	From an obscure game show whose host was Laugh-In cohost Dick Martin. Uppercase only. The Solotype catalog name for this font is Marvin. Font: Marbolo (download)	From the 1980s syndicated version. Font: Serif Gothic Bold (unavailable for download)	This font also has been used for the corporate identity of Westinghouse Broadcasting/Group W Television and that of Filmation at least since 1985. Font: Anklepants by Ray Larabie (download)
Canada Type sells an updated version of this font under the name Johnny. Font: Margit by Phil Martin (download)	From the Monty Hall syndicated version. The Solotype catalog name for this font is Roco. Font: MarqueeMieux (purchase)	From the Wink Martindale syndicated version. Font: Futura Bold Condensed by Paul Renner (unavailable for download)	Font: Davida Bold by Louis Minott (download)
“TRIVIA” Font: TabathaFresco Regular by unknown designer (Solotype name is Paprika) (download) “TRAP” Font: Paxil Initials by Jeri Ingalls and Fred Nader (download)	“TRUTH OR” Font: Clarendon Bold Condensed (unavailable for download) “CONSEQUENCES” Font: Action Is by Brad O. Nelson and Jeffrey N. Levine (download)	Fonts: Franklin Gothic Regular and Extra Condensed by Morris Fuller Benton, redesigned by Victor Caruso for International Typeface Corp. (unavailable for download)

I am looking for these two fonts:

• The Tic Tac Dough title font was used for contestant names on that show and Press Your Luck, for celebrity panelists’ nameplates on CBS Match Game and for most screen text on Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?.
• A narrower version of Franklin Gothic was used in the audience bonus round on The Joker’s Wild, and on the game boards for Press Your Luck and all 20th-century versions of Pyramid.
• The Wheel of Fortune title font is called either Bust or Chesty (see the Dover Moderne Display Fonts CD-ROM); it includes lowercase letters and several uppercase letters are different from those in the Fortune Wheel font made by Derek Vogelpohl. I have uploaded a comparison page.

• Porky (aka Beans), the title font from the Bill Cullen version of Chain Reaction — Although it looks like a stencil font, the Solotype catalog has it in the art deco section. Charles Grant is digitizing this font, expanding on the 1973 design by Dieter Zembsch. Lineto.com sells a similar-looking font called Kada.
• Yagi Double, the title font from Rhyme & Reason — A variant of this font was used for the Adam Wade version of Musical Chairs.

Here are links to other collections of game show fonts:

• Jon Wood’s Collection
• Jay Lewis’ Fonts from The Price Is Right: Jay has redesigned this section of his site to include screenshots of the fonts in use.