1950
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I've Got a Secret: Created by Allan Sherman, Howard Merrill. With John Cannon, Henry Morgan, Bill Cullen, Garry Moore. A group of panelists try to guess a guest's secret.
I've Got a Secret: With Steve Allen, Johnny Olson, Richard Dawson, Pat Carroll. Weekly syndicated revival of the classic CBS game show, where celebrity panelists try to guess secrets of in-studio contestants.
I've Got a Secret (TV Series 1952–1967) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Jayne successfully guessed in Game 2 that Mrs. Lander of Brooklyn, New York got the measles on her Honeymoon. For the Special Guest Round in Game 3, Laraine successfully guessed that Rudolph Valentino taught ZaSu Pitts to dance.
I've Got a Secret: With Chris Hogan, Steve Allen, Teri Garr, Amy Yasbeck. Oxygen Network-revival of the classic CBS celebrity panel game show of contestant secrets.
Bill Frawley sang ''My Melancholy Baby,'' backed by the full Norman Paris orchestra. Bill's secret was that it was he who introduced this classic tune in 1912.
I've Got a Secret: Directed by Andy Ackerman. With Tim Daly, Steven Weber, Crystal Bernard, Thomas Haden Church. Loose talk at Helen's house one night between Antonio,Helen and Alex reveals Alex once posed for Playboy. Helen and Antonio promise to keep it a secret,but at the airport the following Monday,Joe and Brian quickly find out about it ...
I've Got a Secret: With Bil Dwyer, Billy Bean, Suzanne Westenhoefer, Frank DeCaro. A game show featuring panelists where contestants had a hidden secret.
Includes a secret about Mrs. Smith's four children answering questions from the panel. Of her 13 children these four each have a twin. Includes a secret about a corrugated box manufacturer that sailed a "paper boat" from Washington D.C. To Jacksonville, FL.
Storyline. Lucille Ball sits on the panel, replacing the vacationing Faye Emerson. The first contestant is a woman who built the chairs that the panel is sitting on. The next player is a 96 year-old man who was at Fords Theatre the night Abraham Lincoln was shot.
