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“What’s My Line” best encapsulated what was good about the United States and the entertainment industry in the immediate post WWII era. Civility, attire, etiquette, wit, banter, good taste, and all-around fun were on display in every episode. John Daly was such a wonderful host and gentleman. Regular panel members Arlene Francis and Steve Allen were so engaging with their questions.
The Mystery Guest portion at the end of the programs is a delight. If readers here were to watch the episode below, they would soon understand what I am speaking about.
This episode with Debbie Reynolds (aka Carrie Fisher’s mom) is my favorite.
Thank you ebmason.
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You’re most welcome. LOVE the “Sunday night” shows of those years!
Don’t forget Dorothy Kilgallen!
Interesting. Almost finished with The Reporter Who Knew Too Much - Dorthy Killgallon
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Wonderful. Don’t forget: “I’ve got a secret” was another great television program of the 1950’s and 1960’s.
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Why don’t you start a thread on it?
What for? You can search for individual episodes and playlists with ease.