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19 June 1952 (USA)
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"I've Got a Secret" debuted on the heels of the successful "What's My Line?" Though "Secret" had somewhat similar rules...
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Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys.
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The Best "Secret" in the Show's History
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Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 7 of 104) | Henry Morgan | ... | Panelist / ... (214 episodes, 1952-1976) |
| Bill Cullen | ... | Panelist / ... (197 episodes, 1952-1967) |
| Betsy Palmer | ... | Panelist / ... (188 episodes, 1957-1967) |
| Bess Myerson | ... | Panelist / ... (186 episodes, 1958-1967) |
| John Cannon | ... | Announcer / ... (108 episodes, 1952-1967) |
| Garry Moore | ... | Moderator / ... (106 episodes, 1952-1966) |
 | Steve Allen | ... | Himself - Host / ... (106 episodes, 1961-1967) |
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30 min
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Black and White (1952-1966) |
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Harpo Marx was one of the celebrity contestants on the show. The secret was that it was actually Chico Marx in Harpo's costume, since the brothers bore an uncanny resemblance to each other. None of the panelists guessed it.
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Spoofed in "The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet: The Reading Room (#5.21)" (1957)
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I've Got A Secret (Jazz Version)
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It was in 1955 and I watched in amazement as a 95-year old man came out and whispered into host Garry Moore's ear a secret that knocked my little socks off - he was the last survivor of the audience present at Ford's Theater the night Abraham Lincoln was shot. He said the only thing he could remember was seeing John Wilkes Booth grab hold of an American flag and crash to the stage.
He said he was five years old when this happened. He didn't know who Booth was but had a vivid memory of him falling unto the stage. At the time that the show was telecast, Lincoln's assassination had occurred 90 years earlier.
What a moment in early television history.