Hosts with shows on all Big 3 networks

[BrandonFG]

We've occasionally discussed game shows that have aired on the "Big 3" networks (off the top of my head, I don't think any shows have aired on ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX*), but how about hosts who appeared on the Big 3?

-Bill Cullen: TPiR on ABC and NBC, Three on a Match, Hot Potato on NBC, Child's Play on CBS
-Peter Tomarken: Bargain Hunters on ABC, PYL on CBS, Hit Man on NBC
-Bob Eubanks: Newlywed Game, Trivia Trap on ABC, Card Sharks on CBS, Dream House on NBC
-Monty Hall: LMAD on ABC, Video Village on CBS?, LMAD, It's Anybody's Guess on NBC
-Tom Kennedy: You Don't Say! on ABC, Body Language on CBS, Password Plus, Wordplay on NBC
-Allen Ludden: Password (Plus) on all three

That's just a few I recall...obviously it's not the hosts' entire resume, just enough to fit all three networks

*/Unless Big Deal counts as part of the LMAD franchise

[Dbacksfan12]

Alex Trebek:
Double Dare (CBS), Super Jeopardy (ABC), Battlestars (NBC)
Dick Clark:  Scattergories (NBC), Winning Lines (CBS), The $20,000 Pyranid (ABC).  If you want to count Challenge of the Child Geniuses, then Dick has hosted game shows on all four networks.

I honestly think this list will be fairly limited in scope; not that it's a problem. 

[Jimmy Owen]

Bert Parks
Wink Martindale
Bert Convy (if you count People Do the Craziest Things and acting roles)
Merv Griffin (Play Your Hunch on all 3)
Jack Barry
Bud Collyer

[Kevin Prather]

Regis Philbin - The Neighbors and Millionaire on ABC, America's Got Talent on NBC, and Million Dollar Password on CBS.

[Chief-O]

-Monty Hall: LMAD on ABC, Video Village on CBS?, LMAD, It's Anybody's Guess on NBC

Pretty sure "Village" was CBS. Also, "All-New Beat the Clock".

[Mike Tennant]

Bob Barker: Truth or Consequences (NBC), The Family Game (ABC), and The Price Is Right (CBS)

[MikeK]

Jack Narz--Dotto (NBC), Seven Keys (ABC), Now You See It (CBS)

[carlisle96]

What about 4 including DuMont?
Dennis James
Jack Barry
Bud Collyer

[Jimmy Owen]

Robert Q. Lewis.

[johnnya2k3]

Alex Trebek:
Double Dare (CBS), Super Jeopardy (ABC), Battlestars, The Wizard of Odds, High Rollers, Classic Concentration, and To Tell The Truth (NBC)
Dick Clark:  Scattergories (NBC), Winning Lines and $25,000 Pyramid (CBS), $20,000 Pyramid, Missing Links, and The Object Is (ABC).  If you want to count Challenge of the Child Geniuses, then Dick has hosted game shows on all four networks.

Fixed it for you.

But in the mid-80s, Dick Clark was busier of the two with $25,000 Pyramid, Bloopers, and American Bandstand, plus $100,000 Pyramid in syndication.

[Jimmy Owen]

Jan Murray.

[aaron sica]

Fixed it for you.

You didn't fix anything. As Brandon said, "Just enough to fit on all three networks". There was no need for you to, once again I might add, show off how much you know. Most of us know what you said already anyway.

[aaron sica]

If only Pat O'Brien would have been given a chance to host a game show, no doubt he'd have been on this awesome list too. That guy's great.

[chrisholland03]

He has a trifecta of hosting the Super Bowl, World Series, and NBA Finals.  And is a noted voicemail leaver.  That certainly qualifies him.

[Jimmy Owen]

John K. M. McCaffery also had shows on the big three and DuMont.