I've Got A Secret! - Steve Allen and Jayne Meadows 3/4/1963
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Steve Allen is the guest, with his wife Jayne Meadows and George Gobel as guest panel. Also on the panel is Betsy Palmer and Henry Morgan. Hosted by Garry Moore.
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The old guy's pace was 4.84 miles/hour if he took no rests in 28.5 hours of walking. Pretty impressive..
This show was taped in Los Angeles, with announcer Bern Bennett filling in for John Cannon, and bandleader Irwin Kostal filling in for Norman Paris.
Steve Allen put out 2 Funny Fone Call albums, and I have them both, they're quite funny with Steve's fast mind!
Funny phone pranks are a thing of the past. When we were kids, we had a million of them! 😂📞☎️
Is Steve's hair graying here?
Harry Morgan is kinda cute
Henry Morgan is pretty cute
Jane Meadows was the most beautiful woman who ever lived.
You really think so?
I think she always looks weird ... sorta like a dude in drag.
Henry is a hunk
Audrey Meadows,just a "wild guess, out of the blue"?Or rigged?
They really had nothing to gain from rigging this show. The money was peanuts. Sometimes on this type of show (along with What;s My Line) lucky guess got the answer right away.
This was Jayne Meadows. She was an actress. Jayne Meadows and Audrey Meadows were sisters. Jayne Meadows was the wife of Steve Allen.
Jayne Meadows was on IGAS in the early 1950s. I don’t remember if she was an original member of the panel or she came on shortly afterward. (She wasn’t even dating Steve Allen at the time) Nonetheless, she became a regular panelist because she was very good at game playing. There is no need to give answers, etc. to this woman.
How the hell do you forget to go to one of the panelists in the middle of a game? Amateur hour.
He'd been hosting for over ten years at this point. Not too crazy to accidentally miss a panelist
He was human!
You do so when you're juggling a ton of details about the show, watching the clock, receiving cues from the director, wrangling and directing the guests, answering questions from the panelists, coordinating the live commercials... and much more. He just makes it look so easy as if he isn't doing all of that.
The most colossally boring show ever.