Edwards produced dozens of game shows, including About Faces,  Knockout, Place the Face, It Could Be You,  Name That Tune (1970s version) and  The Cross-Wits.
 In 1981, with Stu Billett, he executive-produced The People's Court, the first program of its type.
 In 1996, along with Stu Billett, they also did Bzzz!.
He had a notable acting role, his character a jovial and decreasingly skeptical radio dj, in the episode of the CBS Radio series Suspense "Ghost Hunt" (based on H. Russell Wakefield's story from the 25th anniversary issue of Weird Tales) in 1949.
Edwards produced dozens of game shows, including About Faces,  Knockout, Place the Face, It Could Be You,  Name That Tune (1970s version) and  The Cross-Wits.  In 1981, with Stu Billett, he executive-produced The People's Court, the first program of its type.  In 1996, along with Stu Billett, they also did Bzzz!. He had a notable acting role, his character a jovial and decreasingly skeptical radio dj, in the episode of the CBS Radio series Suspense "Ghost Hunt" (based on H. Russell Wakefield's story from the 25th anniversary issue of Weird Tales) in 1949.
Ralph Edwards