The predecessor to Tattletales
One ep. Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara and Wally Bruner and Natalie(#250)
Color ep. Bill Cullen and Ann. Intro is missing(#64)
Guest couple is Gene and Helen Rayburn.(#72)
One ep. Sally Field, John Davidson, Nanette Fabray, and Alajandro Ray(#366)
Dick Clark and Bert Convy(#678)
Disappointing Hangman variant with headlines
Premiere ep.(#275)
Practice game runthrough with Johnny Gilbert hosting(#831)
ALEX TREBEK
Alex was great! Wish there were more shows!
Ep. from 1978 with a LUCKY player(#134)
Ep. from February 80(#732)
NEW!!! Ep. from 3/27/79(DVD 9)
NEW!!! Ep. from 12/31/79(DVD 9)
FINAL ep.- Alex is a little "tipsy" in this episode (now with GREAT video quality!)(#146)
WINK MARTINDALE
This version was pretty good too!
Premiere ep(#282)
Ep. with a $10k win(#282)
Darlene vs. Brian(#586)
Julie vs. Nevin(#586)
Jerry plays Big Numbers(#586)
Cheryl plays Big Numbers(#586)
Final ep. of Wink's version(#151)
Short lived memory recall game with arcade atmosphere
PT Barnum and word origins. Average video(#141)
Abbott and Costello and the Washington social scene. Bonus win!(#159)
American Bandstand and Custer's last stand
Marlon Brando and American presidents, featuring a bonus win! Also, a contestant has some interesting things to say about Brando!
Bonus win. Topics are TV commercials and William Randolph Hearst
Bette Davis and Clowns(#401)
Cleopatra and dogs. Average video(#352)
WC Fields and Stamps(#630)
Stardom and Winston Churchill(#630)
Jean Harlow and Prophets(final segment missing)(#630)
Casablanca and Henry VIII(#630)
Final episode.
UGH! A dull Match Game wannabe!
One ep(#111)
I didn't think this game was TOO bad
PILOT episode with Peter Allen (#14)
Premiere ep, with Bob Goen(#446)
3rd ep(#514)
Finale(#514)
It was fun while it lasted!
Premiere(#339)
A $17k+ win(#387)
Shannon wins $16k+ after 7 TRIES. VERY exciting!(#385)
2nd season prem (#405)
Mike/13,050(#754)
Miki/15,500(#755)
Alex/10,350(#755)
Alex/13,910(#755)
Guy/10k(#755)
Mimi/10,540(#756)
Mimi/14,820(#756)
Guy/17,720(#756)
Mike/20,850(#756)
Keith/10k(#760)
Joan/13,160(#760)
Michele/11,140(#760)
Keith/13,430(#760)
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Jerry/10,000(#758)
Tim/12,030(#758)
Brice/12,740(#758)
Jesse/15,380(#758)-final ep. of Air Force Week
Carol/10k(#761)
A.K./13,210(#761)
Stefanie/19,590(#762)
Steve/10,770(#762)
Monty J/10k- Full Monty Week, Todd strips(#763)
Monty K/11,460(#763)
Monty D/14,730(#763)
Monty C/13,380(#763)
Monty K/13,210- Final ep. of Full Monty Week, all the players strip(#763)
Lisa/10k(#764)
Louis/11,780(#764)
Lisa/10,870(#764)
Joel/14,640(#764)
Joel/20,560(#765)
Larry/10k(#765)
Larry/12,210(#765)
15,590(#766)
Mary/11,840(#766)
Mike/15,660(#766)
Dennis/10k(#767)
Julie/10k(#767)
Angel/13,750(#767)
Brandon Scott/10k(#767)
Brandon Scott/13,370(#767)
Ryan/10k(#768)
Jeanetta/11,730(#768)
Ryan/14,660(#768)
Darin/10k(#768)
Will/10k(#770)
Bil/10k(#770)
Eric/13400(#771)
Tracie/16680(#771)
Tracie/21060(#771)
JD/10k- previous players return(#772)
Jesse/12360(#772)
Carol/16330(#772)
Miki/11320(#772)
Karen/10k- final ep. of previous players week(#772)
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Geoff Edwards' first game show
Premiere ep.(#132)
It was great till they had celebs.
Premiere ep. Fuzzy picture(#144)
Mailroom Clerks vs. Caterers(#221)
Mailroom Clerks vs. Preachers(#221)
Rescue workers vs. Interior Designers(#503)
Celeb ep. Brad Garrett, MW, Nipsey, and Chris Durham(#503)
Episode from final week(#299)
The Newlywed Game with a lie detector. Weird!
One ep.(#337)
Wink was right when he said it "wasn't worth talking about"
One ep. with Richard Dawson, Milt Kamen and Nipsey Russell
IMO, the most intelligent show MTV has ever aired. It should've had a longer run
Two eps. aired on Friday(#216)
One ep. aired on Monday(#216)
NEW!!!- Scott, Joshua, Sarah, Joel(#785)
Couples predict whether their spouses can answer questions correctly. FUN!
One ep. (#176)
ZZZZZZZZZ. Sensory deprivation studies are more exciting than this!! A very boring Q&A game.
Premiere ep. Picture is snowy
Have an embarassing story? Want it to be told infront of millions of people? It COULD Be You!
One ep (#467)
Pilot for He Said She Said with Ed Mc.Mahon(#146)
Contestants predict whether or not selected audience members will say a predetermined answer to a subject. Another weird one...
One ep(#337)
It's pretty boring to me... a news event game that combines To Tell the Truth and What's My Line
One ep., one story features a tricycle ridden by Ike Eisenhower(#202)
Another ep., the first news story involves a powderpuff and make-up'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">make-up'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">make-up'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">make-up'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">make-up'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">make-up'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">make-up'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">make-up'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">make-up'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">make-up'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">make-up(#263)
Only existing ep. of the original version with Vin Scully- it's ok.(#251)
1997 Premiere. Missing intro- Dick's version was average at best.(#94)
One ep. with guests Rod Roddy and Janice Pennington(#70)
GARRY MOORE
The secrets got funnier and funnier as the series progressed
Possibly GSN's earliest ep- Mickey Mantle(#600)
Early ep. with Caesar Romero(#593)
Wally Cox and Garry Moore try to assemble furniture. FUNNY! (#165)
Early ep. with guest Ed Sullivan(#422)
Fred Astaire guests
Martin and Rossi guest. Part of intro is cut off.(#233)
One ep. featuring a VERY fast talker.(#191)
Henry Morgan guest hosts. Panel sings 12 Days of Christmas with Arthur Godfried(#263)
Victor Borge(#194)
George Jessel(#162)
The panel plays a Tattletales like game(#237)
The panel has some fun with radio sound effects
The panel tries to tell the special guest how to do various things without use of their hands
Jonathan Winters, who tries on funny hats(#182)
The entire set is struck and moved next door (#91)
Betsy Palmer guest hosts, and the set is given a feminine makeover(#154)
Olivia DeHavaland(sp?)(#158)
Fred Mac.Murray(#164)
Xavier Cougat(#39)
Roy Rogers(#153)
Veronica Lake (#8)
ZaSu Pitts(#35)
Spike Jones(#10)
JACK BENNY(#10)
Boris Karloff, who shows picture stills from his films(#257)
A group of people whose names spell the lyrics to "In the Good Ol Summertime"(#273)
Alan King assists the panel with some "Tom Swiftlys"(#278)
Morey Amsterdam tells some jokes(#308)
Vivian Vance, who introduces tries out a new game with the panel(#10)
Hugh Downs, who quizzes the panel on current events(#29)
A secret involving Bill Cullen
A very rare ep. with HARPO MARX (#111)
Carol Burnett gets the panel to be dramatic (#60)
Paul Newman(#60)
LOU COSTELLO(#64)
NEW!!! Ann B. Davis, before The Brady Bunch(DVD 13)
former boxer Maxie Rosenbloom(#98)
Lucille Ball plays with the panel's emotions. Johnny Carson is on the panel. (#183)
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Tony Randall, who coaches the panel on conveying emotions(#326)
Groucho Marx (#329)
Lucille Ball is the guest PANELIST, and Desi Arnaz is the guest.(#125)
The first Miss America (#30)
Basil Rathbone(#211)
From the Christmas marathon
2 pilots(#211)
10 people have an interesting secret, and the panel tries out toys(#211)
3 generations of couples married on Christmas Eve(#211)
10 kids have an interesting secret(#211)
The panel has a secret for GARRY(#465)
Two eps. from the "Merry Garry Christmas" marathon
One ep. with Virginia O'Hanlan in the audience, the lady that wrote the famous letter about Santa Claus(#331)
A very strange episode. Garry does the entire show unbriefed, and the panel's friends make surprise visits and put the panel on the spot(#331)
10th anniversary ep! Unfortunately, incomplete.(#88)
Some clips of the panel doing a promo for the show are shown, including some candid shots when they thought they were off the air(#199)
Dick Van Dyke has a secret, and a young drummer accidentally reveals his!(#268)
Henry Morgan guest hosts, and Jack E. Leonard is the guest(#303)
Garry's High School teachers are involved in a secret (#207)
It's Bill Cullen's birthday, and Ann Cullen is on the panel(#442)
A young tuba player, and the panel plays with marionettes
Guest host Ralph Bellamy, with a man that helped raise the flag at Iwo Jima(#469)
A man that shot down 12 enemy planes(#469)
Jayne Meadows guests. With the very first TV built(#519)
Panel plays a sort of "hide and seek" game(#521)
Ginger Rogers guests (#524)
Buster Keaton judges a pie eating contest(#707)
Johnny Carson shoots an apple off of Garry's head(#707)
STEVE ALLEN
60's version
Steve was a decent host
with Pearl Bailey and George Kirby
From the Christmas marathon
A group of kids play alarm clocks(#211)
A musical show featuring a trumpet player and trombone players(#211)
An ep. with Paul Anka and a very interesting group of people. A MUST SEE(#211)
With guest Robert Goulet, and a musical group sings "Leader of the Pack"(#387)
Guest is Louis Nye(#403)
Special guest Woody Allen, who plays a game that may have been inspiration for Child's Play(#408)
Featuring the TTTT panel(#511)
Buddy Hackett GSN tribute with Olivia DeHavaland and Bette Davis(#644)
Woody Allen does a duet with Bess Myerson(#707)
Bob Mc.Grath, before Sesame Street'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">Sesame Street'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">Sesame Street'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">Sesame Street'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">Sesame Street'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">Sesame Street'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">Sesame Street'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">Sesame Street'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">Sesame Street'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">Sesame Street'; return true;" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;">Sesame Street, has a secret(#707)
Final ep. from the late 60's with Lynn Redgrave. They play a sort of game that resembles Card Sharks(#122)
70s version- the celebs were a little TOO good at the game by this point.
Pat Carroll, Gene Rayburn, Richard Dawson and Anita Gillette. Guest: Chad Everett(#123)
Marty Allen
Henry Morgan, Meridith Mc.Crae, Richard Dawson and Pat Carroll. Guest:Paul Lynde(#123)
(#123)
Anita Gillette, Richard Dawson, Arte Johnson, and Pat Carroll. Guest: BOB BARKER(#183)
Anita Gillette, Richard Dawson, Gene Rayburn and Pat Carroll. Guest: Charles Nelson Reilly. Janice Pennington also appears
Monty Hall makes deals with the audience
Allen Ludden plays Password with the panel(#358)
Martin Milner(#378)
Milton Berle(#456)
George Burns(#511)
Jack Klugman(DVD 13)
NEW!!! Michael Landon(DVD 13)
NEW!!! Stiller and Meara(DVD 13)
Final ep. with John Davidson (#160)
BILL CULLEN
One ep. from 76 with Elaine Joyce, Richard Dawson, Pat Collins and Henry Morgan(#294)
Pilot ep. with Nipsey Russell, with a Double Talk-style bonus game (#5)
MIKE DARROW
Low stakes made this game less interesting
Premiere. Missing 2 seconds in intro(#76)
GEOFF EDWARDS
The 70s version was MUCH better. The 89 version wasn't so bad either
1975 ep. Two contestants split a $38k Jackpot. Very funny outtake in this ep. NOW WITH GREAT VIDEO QUALITY(#213)Berle and bowling... just doesn't gel
One ep. with guest Mort Sahl(#176)
What is... intriguing and long lasting game?
ALEX TREBEK
First pilot with pull cards and odd set (#166)
Second pilot with the more familiar set and monitors(#166)
Premiere ep. NOW WITH GREAT VIDEO
2nd ep.(#630)
Richard, Leland, Sara(#650)
Richard, Elaine, Mark(#650)
Mark, Tom, Nancy(#650)
Leslie, Dan, Nicholas- cuts off during final J!(#650)
Dan, Mary, Richard- Richard returns due to an error(#739)
Dan, Denise, Warren(#739)
Warren, Jay, Eva(#739)
Jay, Amy, Ric(#739)
Both eps. featuring Whew! contestant Randy Amasia (#82)
Ep. from mid 80's, contestant wagers 10 dollars on a Daily Double!(#101)
Wed. and Thurs. ep. featuring 5 time champ Bob Varini, one of the FUNNIEST contestants on the show(#258,)
Brenda, Rick, Tom from 84(#527)
Episode featuring Double Dare champ Alan Lusher and TTD contestant Mark Leinwand(#410)
Celeb ep. with Rosie O'Donnell, Ed Begley Jr. and Robert Guilliame(#456)
April Fools ep. with Pat Sajak hosting(#101)
From 96, two Celebrity Jeopardy eps. One with Laura Innes, John Mahoney, Beverly Sills, and the other with Sandra Bernhardt, Issac Mitzrahi, and Melissa Gilbert(#62)
First ep. of 15th season, with remixed theme and Final Jeopardy music(#101)
Second ep. of the 16th season, with kids playing
Eps 2-5 of my GSC8 friend Eddie Timanus, the first blind man to play Jeopardy!(#307,#308,#309)
Last 2 eps. with original dollar figures, Chris and I saw these shows live!(#506, #539)
First show with the new dollar figures(#539)
First show of 19th season (#552)
4000th ep(#631)
2nd ep. with set revamp for '02 (#575)
20th season premiere(#662)
Matt Ottinger attempts to defeat Ken Jennings(#740)
Ken breaks the million dollar mark(#744)
Ken breaks the all time winnings record(#745)
21st season premiere, return of Ken(#758)
NEW!!! Ken's last show(#775)
SUPER JEOPARDY!
ABC aired this special 4 player tourney
Final ep., where the $250k winner is decided(#385)
ART FLEMMING
The classic with the original question man.
Episode #2000! With a guest appearance by Mel Brooks, former contestants playing for charity, all visual answers, and SIX DAILY DOUBLES(#199)
One ep. from '74. Average video(#141)
Final ep. from '75. Features clips from previous shows(#53)
1978 Premiere and finale (now I have a first generation copy of the finale!). This version had a neat bonus game!(debut on #89,finale on #335)
ROCK AND ROLL JEOPARDY
Great for all the Rock and Roll fans, I guess...
Premiere ep.
Well, they TRIED to make it fun for kiddies
One ep.
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It was a talent show, actually, with an aging Fred Allen. They didn't call him "the face only radio would love" for nothing
A monologue on longtime "rival" Jack Benny highlights this ep.(#64)
Another ep.(#41)
You thought Wink's version was bad? Trust me, this pilot was MUCH worse (#325)
Same game, less money
Premiere and 2nd ep(#76,)
One ep. of All Star Junior Pyramid with Susan Richardson and Tony Danza. A very young Rob Lowe plays the second round, an an emotional winners circle win.
Just BORING (#144)
Finale. Fair picture quality
Not a game show at all, but it does have Jack Barry
Bob Barker guests, and he plays a Truth or Consequences stunt(#395)
Monty Hall is the guest, and he plays LMAD(#410)
A 50s family Q&A with a lot of prizes
Premiere ep(#357)
A British Name that Tune variant! Lots of fun!
One ep(#325)
Interesting game with a bonus game similar to Card Sharks. Average video (#14)
A very unique and intriguing game! 3 kids help another kid thru dungeons and other rooms, and pick up objects, weapons and spells! First name is the "Dungeoneer", and the other three names are the guides.(#355,#356)
David- David, James, Lushen(?)- They must spell "open"
Danny- Nigel, Mark, Tom- A jester gives them a riddle
Richard- Jonathan, Paul, Edward- Room with a goblet, bomb and key
Jamie- Paul, Joseph, Serenges(?)- A lion shoots beams at Jamie
Julian- Vaughn, Becca, Mary- Talking stone wall asks questions
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Julian- Vaughn, Becca, Mary- Room w/ shield, salt, crossbow and meat
Simon- Mark, Claire, Debra- spears coming out of doors
Leo- Simon, Matthew, James- Female spirit gives them clues
Leo- Simon, Matthew, James- "Clory" spell is given
James- Phillip, Polk(?), Jamie- Room with very narrow path
Ross- Dubin(?), Phillip, Shazar(?)- Ross is on a rotating disc
January- Sarah, Sarah, Sean- A jester gives advice
Ben- Alan, James, Nathan- Looks thru looking glass
Ben- Alan, James, Nathan- Another looking glass found
Ben- Alan, James, Nathan- Uses "trick" spell
Sophia- Clair, Kim, Emma- They choose the "crown" icon
Sophia- Clair, Kim, Emma- A sprite is rummaging thru a trunk
Sophia- Clair, Kim, Emma- Sophia is on a boat
All the following is on tape #170
Christopher- quest in progress
Mark- Start of a new quest
Mark- Part 2
Julie- Must use magic to create a bridge
Martin- Part 2
Martin- Part 3
Christopher- Part 2
Helen- Start of new quest
Helen- part 2
Helen- Part 3
Alistair- part 2
Simon- Sword quest in progress
Sarah- start of Level 2
Ben- part 2
Ben- part 3
Ben- part 4
Ben- Different quest, level 2
Julie- part 2
Julie- part 3
Dunsten- final part of a quest
Possibly the only ep. that exists. This was a very neat game! (#55)