I've Got A Secret (Steve Allen) (Richard Dawson on Panel)

Anita Gillette, Bert Convy, Jayne Meadows, Richard Dawson

[@catholicpriest1]

I was at the Game Show Congress in 2004. I attended a luncheon where Jayne Meadows, Dick Clark, Betty White and other celebrities were present. Bob Barker even gave a talk.

[@animfan1100]

R.I.P. Richard Dawson and Bert Convy

[@RonGerstein]

Everyone is dead except for Anita Gillette (8/24/24).

[@JohnK086]

Taped & first aired in 1972. Being syndicated, airtime varied greatly.

[@Uniquely-Unoriginal]

Did Johnny Olson announce all game shows back then? He's got a great voice for it. Okay, this game is almost exactly like What's my line?

[@pbatommy]

He was the voice of Goodson-Todman for many years.

[@RonGerstein]

WML was about guessing jobs while this show was about all kinds of secrets, including jobs. Painting with your feet is not that guy's real job, but a hobby.

[@jimmeasel1985]

Cliff Robertson and Richard Dawson appeared in the same movie The Devil's Brigade in 1968

[@czechchicklet5847]

Thanks for the upload. I don't think I've ever watched an episode before. I saw Richard Dawson and decided to watch. I'm glad that I did.

[@kevinmeerschaert9487]

Gotta love Burt Convy's shirt.

[@norelcopc2431]

No you don't.

[@amandajstar]

@@norelcopc2431 Well *I* do.

[@BigSCTVfan]

That's a nice game show set.

[@zboys4586]

My secret your secret our secret together ..Steve Allen was from another World.

[@nowvoyagerNE]

wow, Bert was good at this :-)

[@jgsmile1331]

Cute show never seen before. Like what's my line.

[@Noveltooner]

I thought he did a great job; remember, he took over for Garry Moore for the last two years of the original CBS run. If I had any slight gripe, it was that this LA version was a bit laid back in comparison to its original New York run. Since Goodson-Todman and Allan Sherman had sold IGAS to CBS halfway through its run (Gil Fates' PanMedia Productions took over production), they leased the rights from CBS for this run and the short-lived 1976 run with Bill Cullen, which was back in NYC.

[@rosafernandez2911]

R est. In. Peace all.... Espacealy Rich..and Bert...

[@BlazeDuskdreamer]

1971 according to the imdb for JW Coop for anyone who's wondering.

[@RonGerstein]

JW Coop was released on 1/1/72.

[@BlazeDuskdreamer]

@@RonGerstein Yeah, I'll believe imbd not some random stranger on the internet coming into the conversation five years later to pointlessly correct my comment about a minor movie.

[@RonGerstein]

@@BlazeDuskdreamer I believe WIKIPEDIA, brainless

[@RonGerstein]

@@BlazeDuskdreamer I BELIEVE IT SINCE IT IS IN WIKIPEDIA

[@BlazeDuskdreamer]

@@RonGerstein imdb, not wikipedia. You do know the difference, don't you? Dude, get over yourself. Wtf does it even matter if it was released 1971 or 1972. Why don't you wander over to the imbd and change it then. Hmm.... In fact, Wikipedia - whcih anyoine can change , is what's saying it's 1972. Imdb has a mixture of fans submitting but also verifies with studio and on screen credits. You are actually sitting there and arguing with me over a few months actually since you claim January 1972. Dude, you need to not obsess over tiny, little things. NOBODY CARES.

[@BlazeDuskdreamer]

Quite enjoyed Snoopy and Charlie Brown.

[@tpir1972]

How do you think Steve Allen did with IGAS?

[@jadenmuniz8817]

Ident: Play Games (6 seconds)

[@krisfletcher9560]

What date did this air?

[@krisfletcher9560]

Perhaps, 1973? Which date?

[@gwenniegirl50]

This program/series ran from 1972-73. Cliff Robertson's movie JW Coop was given a general public release in US on January 1, 1972. From that it's fair to assume this episode was produced in 1972.

[@brookehanley3659]

Kind like Whats My Line.

[@hugginkiss1027]

Who the hell did Cliff Robertson's hair?

[@catholicpriest1]

I guess they didn't have the time to throw a little bit of light on the painter.:

[@bubgum00]

The host's head is huge compare to Cliffs.

[@krisfletcher9560]

Obviously, they are not sitting side-by-side.

[@nowvoyagerNE]

what a waste of Steve Allen's intellect. :-)

[@WhatsMyLine]

Has there ever been any decade with fashions and graphic designs more garish and ugly than the 1970s?!? Just hilarious.

[@catholicpriest1]

Awful looking set.

[@mortenu.5606]

Sadly, Peter Robbins is another case of a child actor gone bad: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Robbins_(actor)

[@czechchicklet5847]

Morten U. Except, this boy is Chad Webber. He didn't turn out bad. Look him up on Wikipedia. The other boy you mentioned, who voiced Charlie Brown before this boy, that's a different story.