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''To Tell the Truth'' - May 22, 1967

Publication date: 1967

Topics: To Tell the Truth, 1960s, 60s, Sixties, Sixties Television, Classic TV, Classic Television, Goodson-Todman, Retro, Bud Collyer,

The last prime-time episode of the 1950s/1960s run of "To Tell the Truth". In this show, the celebrity panal has to guess which of the 3 people is telling the truth, and which 2 are the imposters. The show spawned the phrase "will the real [person] please stand up?"

Addeddate: 2011-10-14 03:11:07

Closed captioning: no

Color: color

Ia_orig__runtime: 29 minutes 14 seconds

Identifier: toTellTheTruth-May221967

Run time: 29:14

Sound: black and white

Year: 1967

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Reviewer: BJC110 - - August 3, 2012
Subject: To Tell The Truth - 22 May 1967

Technical:
Original Air Date/Time: Monday, 22 May 1967 from 10:00-10:30 p.m.
Broadcast Network: CBS
Genre: Gameshow
Host: Bud Collyer
Panel: Orson Bean, Kitty Carlisle, Tom Poston and Peggy Cass

Notes: This was the last primetime broadcast of "To Tell The Truth". The first story was about Lynn Tornabean who wrote a book called "I Passed as a Teenager". She was contestant #3 and won $750 with 3 incorrect panel votes. The second story was about Jesse Roper Mohorovic, an ensign in the United States Navy who was born on a lifeboat after Germans torpedoed a boat his mother was on during WWII. Contestant #1, the actual Jesse Roper, won $250 with 1 incorrect panel vote. Story #3 was about James Norbury, a man who was recognized as an expert in the art of hand knitting. Contestant #2 , the actual James Norbury won $750 , with 3 incorrect panel votes.

Reviewer: ucla1960 - - May 1, 2012
Subject: That was really FUN

I watched as a kid, grew up and worked with Tom Poston. Man did I love his stories.

Reviewer: The_Emperor_Of_Television - - February 29, 2012
Subject: Am I allowed to review items I uploaded?

Fun game show. This originally aired in colour, but only a Black-and-white kinescope exists today. It includes the original commercials: some are for products that still exist, and some are for defunct products.

Picture quality is OK, but a bit compressed.

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