In the 1970s, which is not considered modern history, the grand prize on CBS’ primetime Pyramid game show was up to $25,000. In the ‘80s, the daytime version matched it and the syndicated nighttime ...

That would be the one hosted by Greg ... A show, by the way, that Gutfeld! has beaten every month since its launch, inclusive of July’s cable ratings. “I’m interested in pulling people ...

Few people at Fox News are busier than Greg Gutfeld. In addition to being one of the co-anchors of The Five, Greg also hosts ...

Allegra Milisitz of Virginia was kept in isolation — no TV, laptop or phone — and made to guess about world events on the new ...

Ninety days later, those four people will come out of their ... they have to get through Greg Gutfeld. Gutfeld will host a game show called What Did I Miss? for the Fox Nation streaming service ...

The cohost of ‘The Five’ and star of ‘Gutfeld!’ talks to VF about his off-the-wall new game show, ‘What Did I Miss?,’ in which contestants held in monthslong isolation are challenged to distinguish ...

During a taping of his top-rated “Gutfeld!,” he scrolls through ... Mark Peterson/Redux for Variety Magazine “The chord Greg strikes most vividly is people are tired of taking themselves ...

Greg Gutfeld is hosting a new game show, What Did I Miss ... Gutfeld told The Hollywood Reporter. “These people are in a house for 90 f**king days for 25 grand — they could have made that ...

Newsweek reported 13 months ago that Greg Gutfeld was the new ... What guests have you wanted on your show but haven't been able to get? Gutfeld: I've had people say yes, but then they canceled ...

The people that were critical at the beginning ... there’s been a big shift from doing 50 shows a year as The Greg Gutfeld Show to 250 a year. “I compare it to playing football versus baseball ...

Gutfeld exclaims, “This is the cheapest game show in modern history! These people are in a house for 90 fucking days for 25 grand — they could have made that on OnlyFans!” In the 1970s ...

In fact, “Gutfeld!” is beating “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert ... “The chord Greg strikes most vividly is people are tired of taking themselves so seriously.