I've Got a Secret - Episode

WTXF-DT4 Allentown/Philadelphia (UHF Channel 38)
A Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Production
Courtesy: FremantleMedia North America
Episode #495 Original Air Date: December 4th, 1961
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[@MarshallRedmon01]

3:58 In case if you were wondering that "drop of glue" was the all famous Super Glue that was just invented at the time

[@dmax64]

I enjoyed eating at our local Roy Rogers restaurant when I was a kid. At the grand opening we got to meet Roy and Dale.

[@kathrynbreckel4775]

Fantastic!!!!!

[@kathycollins8016]

WOW! Thanks for the "I've Got a Secret" full episodes! I've been waiting a long time :)

[@aliciasporter1042]

Costco wholesale O

[@CrissRosenlof]

How is it that this incredible magnet was around back then, but not in use today? Incredible.

[@awzi6297]

Criss Rosenlof they are used today, they aren’t household items thought

[@surrealfarm]

The Roy Rogers segment was funny as hell!!! (Can you tell I raise cattle?)

[@MileyonDisney]

9:52 - WOW! Look at those awesome cars! I wonder how much a brand new '72 Firebird would be worth now.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

This was hilarious between Roy Rogers and Henry Morgan. 🤣. People who criticize Henry Morgan are snobs. Henry Morgan was very smart and humble.

[@SilverGram]

I met Roy and Dale when I was about 6.

[@crumblefest]

Roy is My Boy...!

[@jankirschke7425]

Henry’s mother was on the show one time and he looked just like her. Exact same nose.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

I watched that episode and I noticed that too.

[@jenstewark8087]

That was hilarious

[@carolleruppert2353]

It's amazing that Gary Moore smoked on his program. You would never see that on TV today.

[@rockyroad7345]

Everybody did back then. Even Johnny Carson. They gave away cartons of cigarettes as prizes.

[@pfflyer3381]

Pat McCormick one of carsons writers.

[@django1252]

"Is it a rope and a Neuse?" can't say that nowadays lol

[@pitco]

Greg Forde WTF is a Neuse?

[@django1252]

pitco it's spelled Noose though.

[@loopshackr]

pitco - Neuse is a river in North Carolina

[@jennah6426]

It's spelled Noose and you can say those things nowadays, as a noose a rope with a loop (that in the past was used to kill), you can't hang people nowadays though, but the word noose isn't considered to be offensive.

[@michaeldougfir9807]

•The Master of Ceremonies was smoking because the sponsor was a cigarette company. They also gave cartons of cigaretts to most contestants. I don't believe Roy Rogers smoked, so we did not see him receive gratis cigarettes. •When did Roy and Dale move from their San Fernando Valley ranch out to Apple Valley? I went to school in Apple Valley. Our first high school reunion was at the Apple Valley Inn, famously owned by Roy and Dale.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

The sponsor was Dream Whip- not Winston cigarettes in this episode.

[@44032]

Gary used to hand out the bucks. Now it's done off-stage.

[@sweiland75]

Pat seemed to be quite tall

[@sheila174]

Indeed he was. He had a couple feet on Gary!

[@kenhurley4441]

Is that the "Pat McCormick" of Smokey and the Bandit?

[@kenhurley4441]

He was also a member of the I've Got a Secret production staff in the early 1960s. I found the answer. 6'7" Tall.

[@ccbsnyc]

Yes, it is. He also was a writer for Johnny Carson.

[@290wayne]

Bess is a FOX....

[@JJJBRICE]

Yes she was , but that seemingly chramed life seemed to unravel in her middle years .

[@waynemallett4542]

gary moore had throat cancer not lung problems and died about 18 years later

[@TheLordHighXcutioner]

Mr Moore passed away in 1993.

[@fifty9forty3]

I have watched Garry Moore on t.v. many times in those days and never noticed how much he smoked. He seems always to have had a cigarette in his hands.

[@skoplpnews9450]

an exception would be the times he advertises dream whip ;)

[@sbalman]

Honestly. Who cares? Can we all just enjoy and quit judging a person long gone?

[@fifty9forty3]

@@sbalman No one cares and nobody's judging anyone. I'm just noting an observation. Can't that be without being judgmental?

[@lindareiber4086]

Everyone smoked in those days, even Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble. I heard that it stunted barneys growth.

[@fifty9forty3]

@@lindareiber4086 It is true that everyone smoked in those days, and that is probably why I never took notice of it then. Johnny Carson smoked on the set but not as openly on camera as did Moore. The reason I mentioned it in comment is because we now know Moore died of lung issues directly related to smoking as did Carson. Flintstone and Rubble were lucky if all it did was stunt their growth, but in their day most humans were short anyway so that wouldn't have mattered.

[@sheila174]

Betsy Palmer as Mrs. Voorhees. She hated that role.

[@ocajer]

Smoking while emceeing. Was this typical?

[@jeffcolorado]

Yeah, they had many tobacco companies as sponsors back then.

[@norelcopc2431]

Garry was also a heavy smoker. He wasn't required to smoke on camera.

[@keithhyttinen8275]

Sure. Americans were once free before the cigarette police showed up.

[@bigbrotherisasob]

Yes - everywhere and all the time

[@danieldawg100]

Give Henry Morgan a taste of " Real Work"Introduce him to something he was not familiar with.And by the way,Henry said that he made the record in the past for children,to give them the facts or truth about Cowboys and/or Cow Hands.I doubt this,but maybe Henry at least thought about recording A NEW record on TRUE hard work performed by cow hands and addressing his other INSULTS.Just as I said, I doubt it.

[@sleepyguts128]

It’s so weird to see how everyone’s smoking back then

[@sbalman]

People still do.

[@bigbrotherisasob]

Smoke'm if ya gotte'm.

[@bigbrotherisasob]

Will Henry be a horse and Roy call him Trigger ????

[@bigbrotherisasob]

What's the big secret ?