Am I imagining this '60s game show?

[twickster]

If it was on at all, it wasn't on very long ....

Back in the late '60s or early '70s, roughly in the same era as The Newlywed Game or The Dating Game, was there a game show that involved three-person teams: a guy and his wife and his secretary. The wife and the secretary had to try to match the guy's answers to various (open to double-entendre) questions.

Does anyone else remember this?

[Walloon]

Three's a Crowd (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three's_a_Crowd_(game_show)). But it was 1979–1980.

[Eureka]

Three's a Crowd (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three%27s_a_Crowd_%28game_show%29) asking the questions "Who knows a man better, his wife or his secretary?"

(Google is my friend.)

[Rube E. Tewesday]

Oh, oh, I know, it's Three's ... oh crap.

Interesting, though, how mentally you moved it from late seventies, early eighties, to late sixties, early seventies, when it should have been on.

[Otto]

Three's a Crowd (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three's_a_Crowd_(game_show)). But it was 1979–1980.
And was revived in the 90s with Alan Thicke as host.

[Nutty Bunny]

Yes! Three's a Crowd. I caught this on the Game Show Network a few years ago and it's great! I forgot the host's name, but he looks like Gary Cole in his role as Mike Brady.

ETA: Aw, crap, I couldn't preview on Quick Reply.

[twickster]

Well, Chuck Barris -- you can see why I'd be confused.

Thanks for the quick responses, all!