Bob Barker – 96

Bob is one of the most famous game show hosts ever, working on American television for over 60 years. Barker served during WWII in the United States Navy and had a part-time job on the radio during college. After moving to California, Bob had his first show – The Bob Barker Show, which ran for six years. After that, he got his first game show, Truth or Consequences, which he hosted for 18 years. In 1972, Barker finally got on The Price is Right, and remained its host until 2007. As an April Fool’s Day joke, Bob appeared on The Price is Right, in 2015, but lately, he’s reportedly in poor health.

Bob Newhart – 91

Bob Newhart is the American king of deadpan comedy. His stand-up routines made him wildly popular with TV audiences and Newhart became America’s favorite comedian. His comedy albums were number one and two on the Billboard charts, selling extremely well to American audiences. He also had two sitcoms and performed in front of audiences worldwide, leading to a $65 million net worth. Sadly, he suffered from his health as his life-long smoking habit caught up with him. He gave up smoking, took a seniors health insurance specialist by the hand and made sure he was covered in the future.

Dick Van Dyke – 94

With a 7-decade-long career, Dick Van Dyke is still not planning his retirement, as he is still active and recently reprised his role as Mr. Dawes Jr. on Mary Poppins Returns, in 2018. Besides acting, Richard Wayne Van Dyke is a singer, dancer, and a comedian, and has worked on radio and Broadway. He gained fame with his Dick Van Dyke Show from the ‘60s, but also starred in musicals, such as Bye Bye Birdie, Mary Poppins, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. After various TV and movie roles, Van Dyke received five Primetime Emmys, one Tony, and one Grammy award, and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.