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To Tell the Truth - Otto Preminger, film director; WWII double-agent (Nov 8, 1965)
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PANEL: Tom Poston, Peggy Cass, Orson Bean, Kitty Carlisle

CONTESTANT #1: Eddie Chapman (Double-agent during World War II)
CONTESTANT #2: Ardis Bruce (World champion barrel racer & outrider)
CONTESTANT #3: Otto Preminger (Movie director)
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@XMLarry

6 years ago

Classic episode with the third game

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@strivingformindfulness2356

3 years ago

In the first game, the men were probably correct in saying they couldn't disclose the head of British Intelligence, due to the Official Secrets Act, that was in effect long after the end of the war.

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@MovieJon

6 years ago

Game #3 was SO MUCH FUN. I love when the reveals turn out to be someone the panel already knows, especially when they guess them as the real person in question.

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@comedyshorts2

3 years ago

The Otto Preminger sequence is one of the best ever.

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@Tinyman12

4 years ago

Another game where Henry Morgan fooled the panelists is where a soviet spy had a mask on to hide his identity.

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@jonathansmith2115

4 years ago

A real hero from WW2 - Eddie Chapman is MI5's top spy

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@henrygrove100

6 years ago

Kitty dressed to the nines!

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@stardogs2084

2 years ago

Love the older game shows. You wouldn't hear 'God bless you' on anything today! How refreshing!

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@bluecollarguy67

6 years ago

There's a very interesting New York Times obituary about Eddie Chapman, which I just finished reading online. He passed away in 1997.

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@joeambrose3260

4 years ago

Loved the cocktail party after the show

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@kenbrown438

6 months ago

Oh my goodness , Peggy's wig is wild tonight !!!!

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@randysills4418

1 year ago

Eddie Chapman was a hero!

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@kristabrewer9363

3 years ago

What's the difference between the day time game and this one? Have I ever seen the day time one? These ones on youtube here, are they only the night time ones? The 3rd game was hilarious!

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@ADAMSIXTIES

1 year ago

Aired the day before the Great Blackout of '65! :elbowbump:

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@tugginalong

1 year ago

Great episode

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@colleenmurray9036

6 years ago

Might be confirmation bias because I always pictured him being so but does anyone else find Chapman charming and...kind of...attractive? Just me? Oh okay...

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@gabe-po9yi

4 years ago

Eddie Chapman hesitated before answering that he wrote the book about himself. Several have been written, but his name is not on them. The named authors used their real names, so no pen name was used that couldā€™ve been him. Perhaps he was consulted/interviewed, but he didnā€™t write them.

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@Djm8520

7 months ago

I guessed number 2 for Eddie Chapman because when he said: ā€œI donā€™t know,ā€ he was not intimidated by not knowing and answered forthrightly. Plus, number 3 said he was picked up by a submarine, not a U-boat, to return to Germany.

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@kenyongray2615

1 year ago

Wild! That was what Otto Preminger's Mr. Freeze from the old Batman television series said numerous times in the episodes. Horny Orson headed right to the Playboy bunny but she was already shaking hands with Tom.

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@nonenoneonenonenone

8 months ago

Eddie Chapman's story was made into a movie.

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