YOU DON'T SAY NBC DAYTIME 1969

[@Soapking1965]

Aired right after ANOTHER WORLD.

[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

When "You Don't Say" premiered in 1963, the emcee's podium was in the middle of the desk, but Mark Goodson and Bill Todman sued Ralph Andrews Productions for plagiarism, citing the set was too close their hit show, "Password". The podium was moved to the left.

[@tomservo56954]

I doubt a case of podium placement would have stood up in court...

[@wschmrdr]

@@tomservo56954 Probably not, but when you add in the style of game....

[@jeffreyforti7558]

Wonderful Don Grady

[@charlesmeadows6285]

This particular feed,like the one going back to 4-5-1963 came out of NY’s WNBC-TV,the other Channel 4,although the show was produced in Burbank,CA .

[@jeffmissinne3866]

The theme song by then was being played at half the original speed and was only half as much fun.

[@gsnfan]

RIP Tom Kennedy.

[@tomservo56954]

Co-produced in association with Paramount because Gulf & Western acquired it when they bought Desilu Productions--it was developed under their auspices.

[@altfactor]

In addition to it's long (1963-69) daytime run, the original "You Don't Say" also had a brief prime-time run in 1964.

[@David-yw2lv]

This was a favorite game show of mine.I'd like to see a revival.

[@kurtkauffman4326]

From 1/6/1969,You Don't Say airs until its final telecast on 9/26.Replaced by Bright Promise a week so later on NBC's Daytime Program Schedule.

[@michaelwascom62]

The original You Don't Say (along with Match Game and Eye Guess) were canceled in 1969 because NBC wanted to get more into the soap opera game. CBS had almost a monopoly in soap operas in the 1960's.

[@kingchrisl89]

July 1969 actually, also evidenced by the "It Takes Two" announcement at the end.

[@kurtkauffman4326]

You forgot Personality by the way.@@michaelwascom62

[@meowkitty5588]

@@kingchrisl89Is this July 1969???.

[@kingchrisl89]

@@meowkitty5588 yes, the week of July 21st thru 25th of '69; near the end of the run.

[@MsTexas73]

This is my first time seeing this show. Interesting.

[@williamdunphy352]

John Harlan was the announcer.

[@BigSCTVfan]

This looks like the hardest game in the world.

[@christopherdunne7848]

I wouldn't say that...in fact I'd say that if ever there were a game show to have a return, it ought to be this one. It is a kind of variation of Password---in fact, Goodson/Todman (Password producers) tried to sue Ralph Andrews Prods. ..... In later versions of YDS, I understand that the celebs were given the clues beforehand; I like this better, where they had to think of a clue.

[@Bigbadwhitecracker]

Yeah, I wouldn't be a good player at this one.

[@joeykardos7602]

I like the new set.

[@facebook51ify]

If you can upload the final episode of you don't say it would be appreciate.

[@kingchrisl89]

27:42 1969 (or maybe very late 1968 earliest) Paramount Pictures logo variant rarely seen.

[@tomservo56954]

Lays got Buddy Hackett to replace Bert Lahr after his death?

[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

There is a funny Fritos spot with two astronauts on the moon and they encounter the Frito Bandito, who is a parking lot attendant. Mason Adams does the voiceover. Yes, Buddy Hackett succeeded Bert Lahr as Lay's spokesperson in 1967 after Lahr's death.

[@tomservo56954]

@@armorybrunotjr.3204 I'm heard another Fritos spot from around this time with Adams doing the voiceover...

[@fromthesidelines]

William B. Williams was the announcer for that Lay's ad. THEN comes the Frito Bandito on the moon!

[@majorneptunejr]

I used to think it was Avery Schreiber that replace him but then I realized it was Doritos the he advertised.

[@byrd56]

7:30--They weren't being politically correct; it was just one of the rules, but you don't say "God" on "You Don't Say!".

[@tomservo56954]

I doubt Robbie and Katie Douglas ever said "God" in their bedroom, if you know what I mean...

[@wschmrdr]

It's considered a proper name, regardless of the person being prayerful.

[@mikeh66]

YDS should have ran MUCH LONGER than it did along with original Match Game and Eye Guess!

[@kurtkauffman4326]

All of them departed together on the NBC Daytime Program Schedule on 9/26/1969.

[@kurtkauffman4326]

You forgot Personality by the way.

[@markschildberg1667]

All good games. I loved Eye Guess, one of Bob Stewart’s cleverest ideas.

[@mikeh66]

@@markschildberg1667 : You got a copy of the home game?🤔😆

[@markschildberg1667]

@@mikeh66 I did when I was little