What's My Line? - When To Tell The Truth MEET | BUZZR

This Whats My Line episode sure is a HOME RUN! Is there anything Joe Garagiola HASN'T done?! From professional baseball, author & newscaster, and game show host of To Tell The Truth, He Said She Said, and Sale Of The Century! There's nothing he CAN'T do! Let's see if he can STRIKE OUT our celebrity panelists, Soupy Sales, Arlene Francis, Henry Morgan and Anita Gillette! Host, Larry Blyden will have a BALL FOOLING our STARS! BUZZR Saint Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs New York Giants
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[@johnperry4572]

Joe Garagiola co-anchored the NBC "Today" show .. replaced actor Jack Kelly as host of "Sale Of The Century"....and was a commentator on the NBC MLB Game Of The Week with former NY Yankee Tony Kubek......and along with Nipsey Russell...would fill in as a guest host on "To Tell The Truth"....and would eventually host the show full time after Garry Moore retired as the result of his being treated for throat cancer

[@KiddBloo86]

Don't forget "Strike It Rich" in 1986 as well! 😊

[@XMLarry]

Sad to say none of the episodes of Sale of the Century that Joe hosted have survived

[@elijahmoses5675]

Aired September 25, 1972

[@paulnguyen8910]

They cut out the intro of celebrities, so that they can put in more commercial breaks.

[@MrMatteNWk]

So he just invented a housing for a UV light.

[@KiddBloo86]

#CardinalNation

[@KellyDsWorld]

What was the original air date of this episode?

[@Gravydog316]

this was 1972, but i dunno the date

[@KellyDsWorld]

Thanks

[@ericjonmagnuson2728]

Since WML? was being produced for first-run syndication at that time, there wouldn't have been a specific air date; different stations would've aired it during different weeks, as they would essentially rotate physical tapes of the shows amongst themselves. (That practice was called "bicycling".) Only in the early '80s did syndicated shows start being distributed via satellite--possibly beginning with Entertainment Tonight.

[@PREGO1966]

Had to fall 1972,which is when Larry replaced Wally, because 1) Larry's pull tab still shows money amounts like the flip cards did 2) his full name is on his desk, eventually it was just "Larry"

[@elijahmoses5675]

Kelly Debardelaben September 25, 1972

[@iVenge]

I remember girls like Paula. Man, do I remember them.

[@Lava1964]

Yeah...feminine ones.

[@drbonesshow1]

Good thing the panel was wearing eye masks or the shine off Joe's bald noggin would have blinded them.