Episode from 1959 starring Ernie Kovaks. Panelists are Hans Conried, Cesar Romero, and Edie Adams. Includes original commercials. (GSP2/11824)

1. Premiere episode aired February 18, 1974. Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara, Bobby Van & Elaine Joyce, and Dick Gautier & Barbara Stewart. Audio bad at times. (FOTF/42915)

2. Joyce & Alejandro Rey, Bobby Van & Elaine Joyce, and Orson & Carolyn Bean. Bobby and Orson get a little affectionate. (ASOT-13/10007)

3. Harvey & Donna Korman, Bert & Anne Convy, and Roger Perry & Jo Anne Worley. Gene Rayburn guest hosts. (ASOT-11/22948)

4. Jerry Stiller & Anne Meara, Murray Matheson & Phyllis Diller, and Charles Nelson Reilly & Elizabeth Allen. Charles wants to live 50 years longer so he can figure out how to get the earphones over his toupee. (ASOT-8/10008)

5. Christmas 1983 episode. Lynn Redgrave & John Clark, Bill & Vivian Daily, and Grant & Debbie Goodeve. After John misses a question, Lynn takes off her ring and walks off (shape of things to come??). (12GOC/03057)

6. Chuck & Susan Wagner, Norman & Karen Fell, and Don & Linda Stroud. 1984 episode. Bert is wearing a skirt (and gets a standing ovation)! (ASOT-15/00000)

1. Episode from 1971. Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass, Nipsey Russell, and Kitty Carlistle. Guests are a young jazz trumpeter and a crime prevention expert. (MISC-4/25817)

2. Episode from 1971. Nipsey Russel, Kitty Carlistle, Bill Cullen, and Peggy Cass. Guests are a ski instructor (who gives Peggy a lesson using an indoor ski machine) and an opera "super." (ASOT-16/10007)

Soupy Sales, Pat Collins, Henry Morgan, and Peggy Cass. Guests are a champion figure skater (one of the impostors is a champion dancer and performs in the end of the show) and Larry King. (SNBW-18/10104)

1. Ron Mesack, Peggy Cass, David Niven Jr., AND Vicki Lawrence Schultz. Guests are a woman who was the model for "The Little Mermaid" and a lady who lived out of her car. An audience member plays one-on-one with a lady who collects potato chips shaped like celebrities. (SNBW-33/73240)

2. Christmas episode. Orson Bean, Peggy Cass, Chris Lemmon, and Kitty Carlistle. Guests are organizer of the "Ho Ho Hotline" (the impostors are Rip Taylor and Christopher Hewitt) and a man who recently reunited with his biological parents and siblings. An audience member plays one-on-one with Hank Ketchum (the creator of Dennis the Menace). (12GOC/20101)

The infamous Stempel vs. Van Doren episode originally aired December 5, 1956. Includes original commercials. There is black bar that appears on the bottom of the screen but this does not really take anything away from video quality. (TGQSS)

Unsold pilot from 1981 starring Jim Perry. Contains music also used in Jackpot and Chain Reaction. (RTD/23232)