To Tell the Truth - Jewel guard; Mining prospector; Undercover policeman (Jun 15, 1964)

PANEL: Tom Poston, Peggy Cass, Orson Bean, Kitty Carlisle
CONTESTANT #1: David Johnston (Jewel guard)
CONTESTANT #2: Viola McMillan (Mining prospector)
CONTESTANT #3: Bobby Hill (Undercover policeman)
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[@jethro1963]

Viola MacMillan was a very interesting character whose life soon after this show aired changed the way business is done in Canada significantly. She even had a brief jail stint four years later. I recommend some further reading on her for those interested.

[@walkingtrails7776]

jethro1963 thanks..I always love looking up the contestants if I have time ...if I was a movie director I would just make movies from these peoples lives ..fact is always stranger and more interesting than fiction

[@jethro1963]

"fact is always stranger and more interesting than fiction" I agree totally. One interesting point, this show has done more for documenting obscure Canadian sporting history than many things I know. Ernestine Russell, the prototype of the modern gymnast, Leonard "Red" Kelly, hockey player and Member of Parliament, Bill Orban creator of the world famous 5BX Plan, Gordie Howe and Jean Belliveau to name a few.

[@sweiland75]

That was fun to watch a segment about northern Ontario, where I am from.

[@Djm8520]

This was the best panel lineup.

[@moonlightray8493]

I agree with Kitty and Orson... Officer Hill #3 definitely spoke in the manner of a cop!

[@michellecasper3703]

I always loved Peggy Cass

[@kentetalman9008]

Wow, gold was $35/oz. back then. It's over $2K now.

[@alexckelly1]

Oh man! I lost a bundle with the Eureka Uranium mine too! 😂

[@jph0917]

I always wondered why the didn't give out prize money that was divisible by 3. $250 for each incorrect vote would be as follows: 1x $250/3= $83.33333 2x $500/3= $16.66666 3x $750/3= $250.00 (Equally) 4x $1000/3= $333.33333 The prize should have been $300.

[@poetcomic1]

Nashville police got the idea obviously from the book Spy Who Came In From The Cold/

[@pamelajohnson5427]

How. Old. Was. Bud. Collier. When. He. Passed away. In 1969. Pam johnson

[@daphnezelinski4794]

@@pamelajohnson5427 61 years old

[@kenbrown438]

A carton !!!!????

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

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

[@peternagy-im4be]

Please remove this moronic troll from the comments section.

[@desertbreeze69]

I think it’s deplorable that they were praising the police office for busting up a drug ring and then give away cigarettes at the end of the show. That drug is just as death dealing as other drugs, may take more time but it’s still deadly.

[@kentetalman9008]

Nothing was proven, back in '64.

[@edwardrasmussen3465]

@@kentetalman9008 1964 was when the Surgeon General's warning started appearing on the cigarette packs.