This series was on Thursday nights at 10:30pm(et), right after "THE UNTOUCHABLES" on ABC, under the sponsorship of Consolidated Cigar's "Dutch Masters" [about 10 minutes into the program, Ernie would turn the ash tray around on his desk so that the "Dutch Masters" logo faced the camera]. Ernie's idea for this game show was to have his panel guess what event the person they were questioning had recently been famous for, with "clues" revealed in "blackout sketches", irrelevant visual aids, etc.
Ernie described Take A Good Look as a cross between Mah-Jong and Chug-A-Lug.
ebf1957 5 months ago
"They money's not enough to be crooked." Nice swipe at the rigged quiz shows of the period. Pure Kovacs.
gobalers79 10 months ago
And a handsome son of the gun!
IrenaMV 1 year ago
@IrenaMV The word my mother would have used would be "swarthy".
rolko52 1 year ago
@IrenaMV I google "swarthy" because my English is not going this far, and I must say, your mother was one smart lady. I agree with her.
IrenaMV 1 year ago
A Genius he was.
DevildogGarcia 1 year ago
Great comedian.
aartvegan 2 years ago
thanks. jsut finished a bio on ernie. Good to see this. Caesar Romero...what a perfect guy. I'd rather be him than Johnny Dep.
sclogse1 2 years ago
i bet zsa zsas diamonds were real!
santasxgirlfriend 2 years ago
Ohh!! That voice...that face...that intelligent, fun-loving wacky spirit that could only be Ernie! Wotta guy!
telebob59 2 years ago
dutch masters sponsored his shows, but he always smoked hand-rolled cuban cigars...
wiedep 2 years ago
fantastic, Ernie is one of those few people that make your body smile instantly
KewazingaBabinga 3 years ago
This series was on Thursday nights at 10:30pm(et), right after "THE UNTOUCHABLES" on ABC, under the sponsorship of Consolidated Cigar's "Dutch Masters" [about 10 minutes into the program, Ernie would turn the ash tray around on his desk so that the "Dutch Masters" logo faced the camera]. Ernie's idea for this game show was to have his panel guess what event the person they were questioning had recently been famous for, with "clues" revealed in "blackout sketches", irrelevant visual aids, etc.
fromthesidelines 3 years ago