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Woolery noted that Griffin âwanted to get the best of meâ and said the two never spoke again before Griffin died of prostate cancer in 2007.
Woolery, however, rebounded quite nicely with the syndicated Love Connection, presiding over more than 2,000 episodes of that show from 1983-94. In 1986, he was making $1 million a year hosting that and NBCâs Scrabble, according to a 1986 article in People. (That year, the magazine pointed out, Love Connection was grossing $25 million a year and drawing 4.5 million viewers a day.)
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Woolery also had his own CBS daytime morning show, which didnât last long in competition with Live With Regis and Kathie Lee; co-hosted the Family Channelâs Home and Family; and was the face of other game shows including Lingo on the Game Show Network, Greed on Fox and a rebooted The Dating Game for syndication.
Charles Herbert Woolery was born on March 16, 1941, in Ashland, Kentucky. His father, Dan, owned a fountain-supplies company, and his mother, Katherine, was a homemaker.