Actor, songwriter, producer and TV show host Alan Thicke, best known as one of the ... began working regularly in front of the camera as a game show and talk show host, and behind the camera ...

In 1980, Thicke began hosting the daytime talk show “The Alan Thicke Show,” which ran ... career remained steady. He hosted the game shows “Pictionary” and “Three’s a Crowd,” made ...

Canadian indie producer 11 Television is teaming up with Los Angeles-based TV actor and host Alan Thicke (pictured) on a game show format. The original game show is being developed as part of a ...

He composed the theme songs for the game show “Wheel of Fortune” and sitcoms “Diff’rent Strokes” and “The Facts Of Life.” He helmed a Canadian talk show, “The Alan Thicke Show ...

Growing Pains star Alan Thicke, who died Tuesday at 69 years ... he hosted this ’70s game show. Thicke sang the song and produced the short-lived show. The first image when thinking about ...

(CNN) -- Alan Thicke, the actor best known for his role ... for "Animal Crackups," he also hosted the wacky celebrity game show, as seen in the clip below.

The "Blurred Lines" singer's father, actor Alan ... ready to show you he's real freakin' good at comedy. He's almost won an Emmy for it." The package also showed a stuffed wolf, a game of poker ...

TV star Alan Thicke died Tuesday after suffering a heart ... Aside from his popular '80s patriarch, Thicke also had a career as a game show host and songwriter, composing memorable theme songs ...

Alan Thicke, the actor best known for his role ... music for “Animal Crackups,” he also hosted the wacky celebrity game show, as seen in the clip below.

Thicke wrote about a dozen theme songs in his 40-plus years in show business, in two realms he often worked: sitcoms and game shows. For the latter, he penned music for The Joker's Wild ...