I've Got A Secret - Louie Nye Thanksgiving 11/23/1964

Steve Allen Hosts this Eps with former STEVE ALLEN SHOW co-star Louie Nye as Guest Star in this Thanksgiving 1964 show! Panel is Bill Cullen, Henry Morgan, Betsy Palmer, Bess Myerson

[@meedwards5]

Love the car race!

[@victoriataylor5457]

An elephant ate her purse and contents, omg funny. Microwave cooking by Louie, those old microwaves were huge, and you had to put them on a separate table or stand. No above the stove here. And they sure didn't brown the food. Dont know how Louie pulled that off. Remember them well.

[@oksills]

We got one in late 1969 and cost almost $1,000! First we ever saw....or any of our friends. We dumped it within a year and would never have nor eat from another.

[@ronald-xs7sp]

Hi Ho, Stevereeno!

[@gildersleevefan67]

I'm a strong believer in using microwave ovens for things other than warming up TV dinners, making popcorn and warming up leftovers. But I find it very hard to believe the turkey was made in less than ten minutes, let alone came out crispy like that.

[@ih82r8]

Dream Whip is so good

[@oksills]

Have you ever read the ingredients of that toxic soup? Nooooo food contents what so ever; chemical only! Are you still alive?

[@gymnastix]

To ''I've Got a Secret" channel webmaster--Do you have the episode of "I've Got a Secret" from June 15, 1960? If not, do you know where one may obtain a copy of that episode? Thank you.

[@gwenniegirl50]

I wonder if this oven was a microwave convection combo or something like that. The convection would’ve enabled the browning??

[@bobg56]

Can you really cook a turkey in a microwave in only 10 minutes?

[@oksills]

Hebert never gets anything; usually can’t even think if a question. They frequently give him MAJOR clues. When they do he just guesses the secret straight out. STOOOP!

[@virg0_lem0nade]

who is "Hebert"?

[@zeppelinboys]

Microwaved Thanksgiving dinner? No thanks.

[@gildersleevefan67]

If you use your power button and know how to turn things over, you can cook almost anything in the microwave.