"I've Got A Secret" Question

[bro]

Just wondering. Since the 1966-1967 (final season) was in color, does anyone know if any of
the final 1960s season IGAS existed in color today?

[thmsbl08]

Have u tried youtube.com? I know theres one show with Bob Barker selling the panels personal stuff!

[bro]

I wasn't refering 1972-1973 season which I've already seen that episode one time. Speaking of the 1972-1973 season, how many episodes of that show been produced?

[padron3141]

I wasn't refering 1972-1973 season which I've already seen that episode one time. Speaking of the 1972-1973 season, how many episodes of that show been produced?

One season's worth of approximately 39 episodes were made of the 1972-73 edition of IGAS as hosted by Steve Allen.  They were all videotaped at KTTV's Metromedia Square on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles.

[Ccook]

As with What's My Line?, the CBS run of I've Got A Secret was preserved on kinescope in black and white.

That 1972 episode with Bob Barker didn't have him selling anything--he was playing The Price Is Right with audience members bidding on items of the panel's personal stuff.

[The_Great_Butler]

One season's worth of approximately 39 episodes were made of the 1972-73 edition of IGAS as hosted by Steve Allen.  They were all videotaped at KTTV's Metromedia Square on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles.

A shame it didn't last. I loved that version.

Does GSN possess any of the four episodes of the ill-fated Bill Cullen version?

[bro]

I happen to love the 1972-1973 version, I would love to have that in my collection.  Does anyone else have an episode guide from the 72-73 season in order?

Thanks for the last message though.

[padron3141]

Does GSN possess any of the four episodes of the ill-fated Bill Cullen version?

Well, when checking the list of game show episodes that Mark Goodson first leased to Sony in 1992 for their planned Game Show Network, the 1976 IGAS Cullen edition was not in that package.  Ironically, that initial agreement was made exactly two weeks before Goodson's passing, and it also included all available versions of Price, even those episodes hosted by Dennis James. 

The source of that information I had given actually comes from the New York City Department of Finance's ACRIS web site.  I would imagine GSN does not have to this day still those four Cullen IGAS shows, where I was in the audience for the two aired pilot episodes originally taped on Sunday, September 28, 1975 at the CBS Broadcast Center on West 57th Street in Manhattan.

[The_Great_Butler]

Well, when checking the list of game show episodes that Mark Goodson first leased to Sony in 1992 for their planned Game Show Network, the 1976 IGAS Cullen edition was not in that package.  Ironically, that initial agreement was made exactly two weeks before Goodson's passing, and it also included all available versions of Price, even those episodes hosted by Dennis James. 

The source of that information I had given actually comes from the New York City Department of Finance's ACRIS web site.  I would imagine GSN does not have to this day still those four Cullen IGAS shows, where I was in the audience for the two aired pilot episodes originally taped on Sunday, September 28, 1975 at the CBS Broadcast Center on West 57th Street in Manhattan.

That's a disappointment... I wonder if they still exist. I've wanted for a long time to see how well Bill was able to transition from his traditional panel seat to the host's chair.