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As of 2016, he is the first game show emcee to have hosted four long-running shows.

He, alongside Bob Eubanks and Jamie Farr, was one of the three rotating hosts of the $250,000 Game Show Spectacular at the Las Vegas Hilton, until the show closed in April 2008.

In Hollywood taping a new season of Lingo (2002) on the Game Show Network (GSN) cable network. [August 2005]

On September 23, 1996, Woolery underwent quadruple-bypass heart surgery in Los Angeles.

Father, with Margaret Hayes, of Cary, Katherine and Chad, who died in a motorcycle accident in 1986 at age 19; father, with Jo Ann Pflug, of daughter Melissa; father, with Teri Nelson, of sons Michael and Sean.

Worked 39 days per year while hosting Love Connection (1983).

Best known by the public as the host of Wheel of Fortune (1975), Love Connection (1983), Scrabble (1984) and Lingo (2002).

With Jo Ann Pflug, he appeared alongside Bill Cullen and his wife Ann Mocamber along with Allen Ludden and his wife Betty White on Tattletales (1974) in 1974.

Wrote 1968 hit (Billboard #40) "Naturally Stoned" by studio group Avant-Garde.

In the mid-1960s, he moved to Nashville, Tennessee, to become a musician.

Graduated from Ashland High School (now Paul G. Blazer High School) in Ashland, Kentucky, in 1959.

Is one of the founders of the political action committee Restart Congress, along with, among others, Michigan's 41st Secretary of State, Terri Lynn Land.