To Tell the Truth - Final Evening Network Braodcast (3 of 3)

[altfactor]

"Corronet Blue", a promo for which appeared at the end of this clip, was a Summer replacement show in 1967 which has become a cult classic.

[saml760]

the daytime version of TO TELL THE TRUTH continued until 9/6/1968,after which there were no game shows on CBS for the next 4 years.

[sewinggranny1]

thank you for the videos. great times with family and friends when i was a kid, watching these.

[fromthesidelines]

The third commercial break {7:25} was "sustained" by Anderson Clayton Foods [Seven Seas, Chiffon]. "CORONET BLUE" (9:42)- which had been filmed for the 1965-'66 season, but "shelved" by the network- took "TO TELL THE TRUTH" and "I'VE GOT A SECRET"'s place on May 29th, filling 10-11pm(et) on Mondays for the summer, until "THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW" premiered in the fall.

[gayschloffen]

It's great that the video includes the commercials!

[rmm413c]

I thought it was interesting that one of the models nodded to the real knitter when they passed on the stairs.

[dancortese2006]

Fascinating complete episode! How many episodes from the later seasons still exist in color?

[secondchance1977]

All of 1966-1968 exists, with 1967-1968 in color.

[Hondo20132]

That applied to the daytime version. This was the primetime version.

[wmbrown6]

The executive producer of the nighttime version was Gil Fates - who only had B&W kinescopes preserved of the shows he produced. This was also only B&W kinescopes of two other shows Fates exec produced exist, including of the final 1966-67 season of each - "I've Got a Secret" and "What's My Line?" I.I.N.M., Bruno Zirato, Jr. produced the daytime version, and arranged to keep the color videotapes of those shows.

[someguy23475]

There is at least one color nighttime episode still around.

[wmbrown6]

I seem to recall that that edition you speak of - April 24, 1967 - had once been on here, in its color videotape form.