Family Secrets (game show)

Family Secrets is an American game show that aired on NBC from 1993 to 1994. The show was hosted by comedian Bob Eubanks.

The premise of Family Secrets involved contestants trying to guess secrets held by members of a panel composed of families. Typically, three families would appear on each episode. Each family would present three potential secrets. The contestant then had to choose which of the three statements was the actual secret held by the family.

The contestant won money for each correct guess, with a grand prize available if they successfully identified all three secrets from a designated "secret family." Celebrities occasionally appeared as contestants. The show was known for its lighthearted and often humorous tone, focusing more on entertainment value than serious revelations.

The format was created by Don Wollman and distributed by Columbia Pictures Television. While not a long-running hit, Family Secrets represents a brief period of daytime game show programming focused on family dynamics and shared secrets.