To Tell the Truth (1970)--My name is Tony Goodheart....OOPS!

[JayTemple]

I thought Dickerson bore more of a resemblance to a panelist from the 2000 version. (Can't remember her name, and it's driving me crazy.)

[soulierinvestments]

Well at least Dickerson knew that it couldn't be 1.

[cruiselover40]

ugh sorry ... i wrote this i the wrong box ... can't find the delete mark.

[joebradio]

There was promo which aired during the syndication era where Gary Moore recounts the story of a man who said "My name is Donald Train.:" The actual name was Pullman.. when asked the man supposedly said "Train.. Pullman.. what's the difference."

[ColonelJack1]

I don't think it was planned. The look on Number 1's face was priceless when Garry asked them to step back and try again, and you could tell Number 2 was trying to decide whether to give his real name or try to save the spot by following Number 1's mistake. Too funny!

[Tubewings]

I wonder if all three of them planned that little goof at the beginning...

[guilttascharged]

Ah Ha... I was right... I figured out who it was from the very beginning with cunning logic and deduction! Dam I'm smart!!! LOL

[Wolfsbane909]

this one fooled me.

[PatrioticPirate]

I always wondered if anyone ever gave either a wrong version, so to speak, of the central person's name, or the challenging contestant's own name, instead of the real person's. That was a great way to save it. Entirely too funny.

[byrd56]

Considering that guest panelist Nancy Dickerson [who worked at NBC News back then] was in Kitty Carlisle's chair for this episode, the resemblance between the two is almost striking, never mind the age difference [Nancy was about 17 years younger than Kitty].

[bigred997]

i am writing this near the beginning- it seems logical to me that it is number 1, because the other 2 wouldn't remember their fake name and just take the cue from the first guy.

we shall see.. hmmm..

[heine71]

Tony Goodheart???