Am I imagining this '60s game show?

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?

Three’s a Crowd. But it was 1979–1980.

Three’s a Crowd asking the questions “Who knows a man better, his wife or his secretary?”

(Google is my friend.)

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.

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Three’s a Crowd. But it was 1979–1980.
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And was revived in the 90s with Alan Thicke as host.

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.

Well, Chuck Barris – you can see why I’d be confused.

Thanks for the quick responses, all!