To Tell the Truth - Hawaiian disk jockey; Oil owner (Dec 19, 1966)

PANEL: Tom Poston, Peggy Cass, Orson Bean, Kitty Carlisle
CONTESTANT #1: Helen Reid (Helped saved flood-ravaged Italian art)
CONTESTANT #2: Pogo Pogue (Disk jockey in Hawaii)
CONTESTANT #3: Wendell Phillips (Oil owner)
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[@DonTheVoice]

I Grew up in Denver (and still live there), KIMN radio was the rock ratings leader in the 1950s and 60s. Pogo was there at the time, and everybody in Denver knew who he was! I even walked by the window downtown and saw Pogo In the snake pit. It came to an end when he fell off of his chair, a snake bit him, and they gave him the wrong medicine dosage when he was in the hospital, just about killing him! I'm emailing my radio friends in the Denver area, they are going to LOVE watching this clip!

[@dejpsyd0421]

After the show when they were mingling everyone crowds around the real person while the fakes are walking around in circles alone. Reminds me of myself at a party 😅…very traumatic

[@kenyongray2615]

And if you notice, Orson almost always headed for the good-looking ladies. I always wondered if the fakes shook hands at the end with the other fakes. Never paid attention.

[@bendavison9798]

The first contestant is named Alice

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

Lady #3 in Game #1 Man #1 in Game #2 Man #3 in Game #3

[@kenyongray2615]

All the Alices had pleasant features. Orson and his gaboon viper. It is actually a very beautiful snake.

[@jacquelinebell6201]

Says Helen Reid on the intro. Thought I was hearing Alice!

[@davemitchell116]

As a disc jockey myself (48 years), I thought Tom Poston's question about "wowing" was excellent. Number 3's answer wasn't exactly right and I was able to eliminate him right away.

[@taofanarchy96-renzomaracas14]

Game #1: being an Italian, this story is shocking for me. Those young people from all around the world that helped preserve Florence’s masterpieces (or at least the one that survived the flood) are still remembered today as “Angeli dell’Arno”. To make into context what the 1966 Florence floods was, here’s a 12 minute video directly from the Italian Department of Interior archives:kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2qmnGefqMSFg6M 5:08 “We’re doing the Idiot work”

[@519djw6]

*Spoiler* Round #1: I knew it was #3 when she self-deprecatingly referred to the help that students from around the world were giving as "idiot work."

[@joeambrose3260]

Doesn't #3 in game 3 look like Bud?

[@desertbreeze69]

Peggy is the most accurate panelist they’ve ever had.

[@Walterwhiterocks]

But the most annoying.

[@acousticshadow4032]

@@Walterwhiterocks ~ lol...indeed, she's a ditz; but a perfect foil for Orson Bean's wit.

[@PV-pu5iu]

Did Orson say "oh sh*t" to Peggy? And I didn't understand that exchange about her name.

[@grdn02100]

Oh he was being a wordsmith with their names and Peggy said careful with that last name b/c if you drop the C it's ass.

[@Lee90000]

the shiek got me. often the sacastic one is fake.

[@allanshulstad1783]

I cheated re Dr. Phillips and looked on Google

[@krystonjones]

Well, I need to start every sentence with the filler word ‘well’. And ‘if you will’ please m arkyour ballots ‘if you will’... WTF? The panelists are paid well, they understand the rules, as if they won’t. Filler words, filler phrases...