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February 2, 1950 - September 3, 1967
CBS Primetime Game Show - 876 Broadcasts
Host:
John Daly
Regular Panelists:
Arlene Francis
Dorothy Kilgallen
Bennett Cerf
Frequent Panelists:
Louis Untermeyer
Hal Block
Steve Allen
Fred Allen
Announcers:
Lee Vines
Bern Bennett
Dick Stark
Hal Simms
Jack Clark
Johnny Olsen
Ralph Paul
Network Televsion's longest running primetime game
show. For seventeen years the show aired Sunday
nights at 10:30 P.M. The Game, which remained
unchanged throughout its long run, consisted of
four panelists trying to guess either the unusual
occupation of a contestant or a product associated
with them. A panel member asked questions and the
guest would answer yes or no. The panelist remained
in control of the questioning until he or she
received a no answer. The next member of the panel
could then ask questions. A contestant received $5
for each no answer and ten nos ended the game in
favor of the contestant. In the last round of the
evening, the panelists put on blindfolds and tried
to guess the identity of a celebrity mystery guest.
Click HERE to download theme song in mp3 format.
September 9, 1968 - September 1975
Syndicated Game Show
Hosts:
Wally Bruner
Larry Blyden
Regular Panelists:
Arlene Francis
Soupy Sales
Announcers:
Johnny Olsen
Chet Gould
Wayne Howell
Dennis Wholey
Jack Haskell
In September 1968 the show was brought back in
first-run syndication, airing five times a week.
Wally Bruner became the new host. Bruner left in
1972 and was replaced by Larry Blyden for the
last three seasons. The game was played the
same as in the original primetime version.
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