What's My Line? - 1968 (2)

With panelists Soupy Sales, Joanna Barnes, Hal Holbrook, and Arlene Francis. Mystery guest is Vidal Sassoon. Hosted by Wally Bruner.

[@securityrobot]

I would never have expected legendary Hal Holbrook to turn up here as a panelist.

[@4bibimimi]

During that first segment I wasn't sure if I was watching WML or QVC.

[@mistiinseattle]

Wow, John Daly and his panel were SO much better!!!!!

[@LisaDawnn]

I love when he says "and it's 5 down and we'll go to Hal" because as much as I re-listen, it still sounds like he's saying 'hell'. Too funny

[@willmilton2922]

This syndicated version had B list mystery guests for the most part.

[@ChadQuick270W]

Thanks for uploadng this. I love the syndicated WML and TTTT ans sure do miss seeing them on tv.

[@scottpardee6303]

I wish they’d tell us when this was screened. I want to see how I can watch as many as possible.

[@willmilton2922]

The sindication seems to have more time restraints, so Wally had be more strict than Daley.

[@robertpatrick5188]

The network show had three minutes of commercials; in syndication, where it usually aired outside prime time, there were six. That meant some tinkering on the game and the panel introductions; also, the format was opened to allow demonstrations of the occupations, which also meant cutting the games off.

[@williamdunphy352]

Panel: Soupy Sales, Joanna Barnes, Hal Holbrook & Arlene Francis.

[@gregford1603]

I never saw John Daly host, but I do remember watching Wally Bruner. I never really liked Bruner, and I think the reason was he seemed to take his role too seriously. Daly moderated the show, but seemed to have a sense of humor about what the show was about and what he was doing.

[@williamdunphy352]

Johnny Olsen is the announcer.

[@Danimal300zx]

March 6, 1969.

[@h0lly_blue]

What about Larry's run in 1972?

[@scottpardee6303]

Come on. Let’s get more guests. Stop this business with the towels.