What's My Line?

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Genere: Famiglia | Commedia |

Numero di stagioni: 1
Numero di episodi: 876
Data prima messa in onda: 1950-02-02
Data ultima messa in onda: 1967-09-03

Approfondimenti

Although the final 1966 to 1967 season was broadcast in color, the color videotapes were discar [...]	D
Martin Gabel holds the record for the most number of appearances as a guest panelist.	D
Fred Allen would often invent situations about Arlene Francis, in the introductions. She would [...]	D
After the death of Dorothy Kilgallen, Goodson Todman Productions conducted an intensive search [...]	D
Legendary New York/San Francisco Giants broadcaster Russ Hodges appeared on the October 7, 1962 [...]	D
On the October 2, 1960 broadcast, the heads of both the Democratic and Republican National Comm [...]	D
When Anne Bancroft was the mystery guest on the July 1, 1962 broadcast, she answered the panel' [...]	D
For several years, all of the members of the "Rat Pack," with the exception of ring leader Fran [...]	D
A weekly American CBS radio version of this show was produced from May 1952 until July 1953. Th [...]	D
Dorothy Kilgallen, Tony Randall,,Steve Allen and Fred Allen are the only regular panelists who [...]	D
On the October 21, 1962 broadcast, a man named Emanuel Ress, who had appeared ten years earlier [...]	D
On several occasions Larry Blyden served as a guest panelist. Blyden would later become host of [...]	D
Contestant Pat Finch holds the record for most appearances on the series as a regular contestan [...]	D
During the October 7, 1962 broadcast, an intruder made his way to the camera range while the pa [...]	D
The German version of this program was named Was bin ich? (1955), which translates to "What am [...]	D
The first sponsor of the program was Jules Montenier, Inc., which was owned by Dr. Jules Monten [...]	D
On the February 9, 1964 broadcast one of the contestants was a man who made Beatle wigs. In a d [...]	D
Dorothy Kilgallen was the mystery guest on the February 5, 1961 telecast. She had been hospital [...]	D
For the program's entire seventeen year run, the top prize was fifty dollars. The network and t [...]	D
In Arlene Francis's 1978 autobiography, she explains that she was hired as a panelist for the s [...]	D
Former Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty appeared on the September 10, 1961 broadcast. He signed in a [...]	D
The mystery guest on the final CBS broadcast was John Daly. Producers Mark Goodson and Bill Tod [...]	D
The French Canadian version of this program was named Chacun son mÃ©tier (1954), which transl [...]	D
Starting with the live broadcast on July 20, 1952, Goodson-Todman Productions paid CBS for each [...]	D
Baltimore Colts wide receiver, and future Pro Football Hall of Fame member, Raymond Berry appea [...]	D
On November 9, 1952, a year after the premiere of Lucy ed io (1951), Desi Arnaz was the mystery [...]	D
The studio from which CBS broadcast the series between 1960 and 1966 became the notorious Studi [...]	D
Although there are those who suspect John Daly was sending the panel signals, Moderator Daly in [...]	D
A frequent panelist during the show's final two seasons was columnist Aileen Mehle, who appeare [...]	D
Colonel Harland Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, appeared on the December 1, 1963 br [...]	D
Songwriter Carolyn Leigh, who wrote the lyrics for the song "The Best is Yet to Come" as well a [...]	D
When mystery guests were on, Dorothy Kilgallen was the one who normally figured out foreigners, [...]	D
In 1959, Goodson-Todman Productions began using reel-to-reel videotape, a new product from the [...]	D
For seventeen years, CBS recorded every broadcast of this series on kinescope film. Many of the [...]	D
Among the approximately 5,000 letters received by the Goodson company each week, many protested [...]	D
During her 3 appearances as a mystery guest Ann Sothern shows how well or not she knows the dif [...]	D
Presidents Ford, Carter and Reagan each appeared on the show before becoming president, but the [...]	D
The episode that aired live on November 4, 1956 included "television critic" Jack O'Brian as a [...]	D
On March 13th 1966 nationally known and highly intelligent news reporter Jeanne Parr sits on th [...]	D
The Paley Center for Media, with locations in midtown Manhattan and Beverly Hills, California, [...]	D
The show's announcer Johnny Olson was a mystery guest on the April 4, 1965 broadcast and comple [...]	D
A ''What's My Line?'' board game was introduced in the fall of 1955.	D
Legendary billiards hustler Minnesota Fats appeared on the January 17, 1965 broadcast. However, [...]	D
In January 2016, the kinescope of a lost episode was discovered on eBay. It was bought and uplo [...]	D
Michael Jackson (the Los Angeles radio host, not the singer) appeared on the August 7, 1960 bro [...]	D
On the May 9, 1965 broadcast, Soupy Sales made his first ever appearance on the show. Filling i [...]	D
Eamonn Andrews is the only person to have appeared on the American version of the show as a pan [...]	D
For seventeen years, CBS recorded every broadcast of this series on kinescope film. Many episod [...]	D
When employees of Goodson-Todman Productions were compiling snippets of old episodes for a 25th [...]	D
Green Bay Packer great and future Pro Football Hall of Fame member Ray Nitschke appeared on the [...]	D
The show was broadcast outside of New York only twice in its 17 1/2-year history. The first tim [...]	D
Lucille Ball holds the record for the most appearances as mystery guest, with 5.	D
In 101 Dalmatians (1961), it is parodied as "What's My Crime?", a television game show that Jas [...]	D
The 25th anniversary special is available for viewing on a web site and also at the Paley Cente [...]	D
None of the panelists that were on the panel the night of the series finale (Arlene Francis, Be [...]	D
Twenty years after the first period of kinescope destruction at the hands of CBS employees, Goo [...]	D
This version of "What's My Line?" held the record for the longest-running game show on American [...]	D
Grace Stafford, the voice of Woody Woodpecker, appeared on the November 10, 1963 broadcast as a [...]	D
Louis Untermeyer resigned from the show after he was listed in a notorious booklet called 'Red [...]	D
Joey Heatherton, publicizing her upcoming tour of Vietnam, was the mystery guest the night that Doro [...]	D
Kitty Carlisle, who normally was a panelist on To Tell the Truth (1956), filled in for Dorothy Kilga [...]	D