Memory Game(1971)

Memory Game is an American game show that aired on NBC from February to July 1971. Hosted by former baseball star Joe Garagiola, who was also a Today show personality, the series was created and packaged by Merv Griffin. Johnny Olson, the legendary announcer who would go on to become synonymous with The Price is Right, provided the show's voiceover. Despite its notable pedigree and star power, Memory Game proved short-lived, lasting only six months before leaving the air.