Gary Morfit on 'To Tell The Truth'

[@robincharlton1968]

My husband and I had our wedding reception at the Boxcar and Loading Dock in 1976. We got to choose the rock band for the weekend, and they came in early to play for our reception. Our favorite drink was the Release Valve, which had pineapple juice and something alcoholic. The steamship roast of beef was carved by the chef on the buffet line. Fond memories of family and friends.

[@chalfont2495]

Gary Morfit became a vice president of The Nature Conservancy at its Arlington, VA headquarters.

[@terrihenricks4160]

Years later, Gary Moore became host of the syndicated version of To Tell The Truth.

[@ebf1957]

Reminds me of a restaurant chain called Victoria's Station in the 70's which followed Gary Morfit's restaurant.

[@susanrutherford866]

Orson thought Kitty was gonna say swings both ways !!

[@tomservo56954]

I hate smart alecky commentators....this is a fascinating story that only has enhanced interest by the person involved

[@charlesmeadows6285]

His famous father’s real first name is Garry Moore.

[@jehobden]

His dad was named Thomas Garrison Morfit, as Tom Poston stated during his questioning.

[@JayTemple]

This makes me think of another segment that used to be on KZbin. The man was a guard at (I think) Harvard, and his son was named Dallas Burroughs. Kitty turned to Orson and asked, "Who's Dallas Burroughs?" Bud continued with the affidavit, which explained that Dallas Burroughs is the real name of ... Orson Bean. (Who else was hoping that one of the impostors would have a famous father?)

[@gayschloffen4680]

Who on earth is Gary Morfit? Is this posted because he's Garry Moore's son and did he do anything later to deserve recognition?