The Dating Game
December. 20,1965Genre：
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Synopsis
The Dating Game is an ABC television show that first aired on December 20, 1965 and was the first of many shows created and packaged by Chuck Barris from the 1960s through the 1980s. ABC dropped the show on July 6, 1973, but it continued in syndication for another year as The New Dating Game. It was revived as follows: 1978–1980, 1986–1989 and 1996–1999. For years it was almost always aired in tandem with another Barris production, The Newlywed Game, which premiered on ABC the following year. The show was a forerunner of a number of other shows themed in the same style.
Seasons & Episode
2
1
Episode 1 - Monday September 5, 1966
September. 05,1966
Episode 2 - Tuesday September 6, 1966
September. 06,1966
Episode 3 - Wednesday September 7, 1966
September. 07,1966
Episode 4 - Thursday September 8, 1966
September. 08,1966
Episode 5 - Friday September 9, 1966
September. 09,1966
Episode 6 - Monday September 12, 1966
September. 12,1966
Episode 7 - Tuesday September 13, 1966
September. 13,1966
Episode 8 - Wednesday September 14, 1966
September. 14,1966
Episode 9 - Thursday September 15, 1966
September. 15,1966
Episode 10 - Friday September 16, 1966
September. 16,1966
Episode 11 - Monday September 19, 1966
September. 19,1966
Episode 12 - Tuesday September 20, 1966
September. 20,1966
Episode 13 - Wednesday September 21, 1966
September. 21,1966
Episode 14 - Thursday September 22, 1966
September. 22,1966
Episode 15 - Friday September 23, 1966
September. 23,1966
Episode 16 - Monday September 26, 1966
September. 26,1966
Episode 17 - Tuesday September 27, 1966
September. 27,1966
Episode 18 - Wednesday September 28, 1966
September. 28,1966
Episode 19 - Thursday September 29, 1966
September. 29,1966
Episode 20 - Friday September 30, 1966
September. 30,1966
Episode 21 - Monday October 3, 1966
October. 03,1966
Episode 22 - Tuesday October 4, 1966
October. 04,1966
Episode 23 - Tuesday October 4, 1966
October. 04,1966
Episode 24 - Wednesday October 5, 1966
October. 05,1966
Episode 25 - Thursday October 6, 1966
October. 06,1966
Episode 27 - Friday October 7, 1966
October. 07,1966
Episode 28 - Monday October 10, 1966
October. 10,1966
Episode 29 - Tuesday October 11, 1966
October. 11,1966
Episode 30 - Wednesday October 12, 1966
October. 12,1966
Episode 31 - Thursday October 13, 1966 (Daytime)
October. 13,1966
Episode 32 - October 13, 1966 (NT)
October. 13,1966
Episode 33 - Friday October 14, 1966
October. 14,1966
Episode 34 - Monday October 17, 1966 (DT)
October. 17,1966
Episode 35 - Tuesday October 18, 1966 (DT)
October. 18,1966
Episode 36 - Wednesday October 19, 1966 (DT)
October. 19,1966
Episode 37 - Thursday October 20, 1966 (DT)
October. 20,1966
Episode 38 - October 20, 1966 (NT)
October. 20,1966
Episode 39 - Friday October 21, 1966 (DT)
October. 21,1966
Episode 40 - Monday October 24, 1966 (DT)
October. 24,1966
Episode 41 - Tuesday October 25, 1966 (DT)
October. 25,1966
Episode 42 - Wednesday October 26, 1966 (DT)
October. 26,1966
Episode 43 - Thursday October 27, 1966 (DT)
October. 27,1966
Episode 44 - October 27, 1966 (NT)
October. 27,1966
Episode 45 - Friday October 28, 1966 (DT)
October. 28,1966
Episode 46 - Monday October 31, 1966 (DT)
October. 31,1966
Episode 47 - Tuesday November 1, 1966 (DT)
November. 01,1966
Episode 48 - Wednesday November 2, 1966 (DT)
November. 02,1966
Episode 49 - Thursday November 3, 1966 (DT)
November. 03,1966
Episode 50 - November 3, 1966 (NT)
November. 03,1966
Episode 51 - Friday November 4, 1966 (DT)
November. 04,1966
Episode 52 - Monday November 7, 1966 (DT)
November. 07,1966
Episode 53 - Tuesday November 8, 1966 (DT)
November. 08,1966
Episode 54 - Wednesday November 9, 1966 (DT)
November. 09,1966
Episode 55 - Thursday November 10, 1966 (DT)
November. 10,1966
Episode 56 - November 10, 1966 (NT)
November. 10,1966
Episode 57 - Friday November 11, 1966 (DT)
November. 11,1966
Episode 58 - Monday November 14, 1966 (DT)
November. 14,1966
Episode 59 - Tuesday November 15, 1966 (DT)
November. 15,1966
Episode 60 - Wednesday November 16, 1966 (DT)
November. 16,1966
Episode 61 - Thursday November 17, 1966 (DT)
November. 17,1966
Episode 62 - November 17, 1966 (NT)
November. 17,1966
Episode 63 - Friday November 18, 1966 (DT)
November. 18,1966
Episode 64 - Monday November 21, 1966 (DT)
November. 21,1966
Episode 65 - Tuesday November 22, 1966 (DT)
November. 22,1966
Episode 66 - Wednesday November 23, 1966 (DT)
November. 23,1966
Episode 67 - Thursday November 24, 1966 (DT)
November. 24,1966
Episode 68 - November 24, 1966 (Thanksgiving Show) (NT)
November. 24,1966
Episode 69 - Friday November 25, 1966 (DT)
November. 25,1966
Episode 70 - Monday November 28, 1966
November. 28,1966
Episode 71 - Wednesday December 7, 1966
December. 07,1966
Episode 72 - Tuesday November 29, 1966
November. 29,1966
Episode 73 - Wednesday November 30, 1966
November. 30,1966
Episode 74 - Thursday December 1, 1966
December. 01,1966
Episode 75 - December 1, 1966
December. 01,1966
Episode 76 - Friday December 2, 1966
December. 02,1966
Episode 77 - Monday December 5, 1966
December. 05,1966
Episode 78 - Tuesday December 6, 1966
December. 06,1966
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