Under Silverman's watch, game shows returned to the network's daytime schedule during this period, as well (unlike NBC or ABC, CBS had not carried a daytime game show since "To Tell the Truth" ended its run in 1968, instead opting for reruns of 1960s prime-time sitcoms such as "The Lucy Show" and "Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.", both of which had left the air by that point). The first of these shows was "The Amateur's Guide to Love", which ran for three months in the spring and summer of 1972. Shortly afterward, on September 4, the network debuted three new game shows: "The New Price Is Right", "Gambit", and "The Joker's Wild". "Gambit" ran until 1976 and returned in 1980 for an additional year as "Las Vegas Gambit" on NBC; "Joker" ended its CBS run in 1975, then later ran in syndication from 1977 to 1986; and "Price" is in its 49th season as of January 2021.