Other games that Parks hosted in early television include "Stop the Music" (1949-52/1954-56), "Double or Nothing" (1952–54), "Balance Your Budget" (1952–53), "Two in Love" (1954), "Giant Step" (1956–57), "Hold That Note" (1957), "Bid 'n' Buy" (1958), "County Fair" (1958–59), "Masquerade Party" (1958–60), "The Big Payoff" (1959), "Yours for a Song" (1961–63), and the pilot for "Hollywood Squares" (April 21, 1965). His last game show hosting job was in 1968, on the pilot for a revival of Heatter-Quigley's "The Celebrity Game"; the show did not sell.