History Funny / IveGotASecret

* Unknown date: Bob Barker, in a crossover of sorts with ''Series/ThePriceIsRight'', had four audience members bid on items they obtained from panelists Pat Carroll, Arte Johnson, Anita Gillette and Richard Dawson while they tried to guess which of their belongings they were bidding on. The items up for bids were Arte's nightshirt ("What would you give that away for? I just bought that in Germany for me!"), Anita's bikini, Richard's mailbox(!) and Pat's kazoo:

* December 2, 1959: [[https://youtu.be/N3gmT_FxeUI?t=1445 A panel member/Jayne Meadows were tasked to milk a cow]] that was brought on stage. However, the cow opted to relieve itself on live television, cutting the segment by default.

* December 2, 1959: [[https://youtu.be/N3gmT_FxeUI?t=1445 Two panel members were tasked to milk a cow]] that was brought on stage. However, the cow opted to relieve itself on live television, cutting the segment by default.

'''Groucho Marx''': [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar What does one finger mean on this show?]]

* 1953: David Niven's secret is sitting on a cake of ice. After Bill Cullen guesses the secret, David stands up and the seat of his pants are all wet.

* October 5 1955: Ronald Reagan's secret about how acting in movies and live TV are different. In movies when the actor stumbles over his line or says "Uh...." the director says cut and they have to start the whole scene over again. On TV if you stumble you must continue the scene. They played the game without the panel knowing that the game was going to be played like a movie. It ended up as whenever someone said "Uh...." Reagan would walk off the set and Garry would introduce him again. Four more times to be exact. (Henry Morgan the first time, then Jayne Meadows three times.)
---> Garry: (repeated each time Ronald came out) How did you like the way the (World) Series came out?
---> Reagan: I liked it a lot. I thought it was a very good thing for baseball.
---> Garry: I did too.

-->'''Garry''': Excuse me, Groucho, Henry [Morgan], but I see someone holding up one finger, does that mean anything?\\
'''Groucho''': [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar What does one finger mean on this show?]]

-->'''Bob:''' This is no reflection on you, but please give your bids in pennies for this.
-->'''Pat:''' ''What?'' '''In pennies?'''

* 1953: David Niven's secret is sitting on a cake of ice. After Bill Cullen guesses the secret, David stands and the seat of his pants are all wet.

* October 5 1955: Ronald Reagan's secret about how acting in movies and live TV are different. In movies when the actor stumbles over his line or says "Uh...." the director says cut and they have to start the whole scene over again. On TV if you stumble you must continue the scene. The played the game without the panel knowing that the game was going to be played like a movie. It ended up as whenever someone said "Uh...." Reagan would walk off the set and Garry would introduce him again. Four more times to be exact.

* October 5 1955: Ronald Reagan's secret about how acting in movies and live TV different. In movies when the actor stumbles over his line or says "Uh...." the director says cut and they have to start the whole scene over again. On TV if you stumble you must continue the scene. The played the game without the panel knowing that the game was going to be played like a movie. It ended up as whenever someone said "Uh...." Reagan would walk off the set and Garry would introduce him again. Four more times to be exact.

* July 1, 1959: Groucho Marx's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWXjrHOZtrQ appearance.]] His secret? [[spoiler:He had nearly gotten the hosting job on ''Take It or Leave It'' (which became ''The $64,000 Question''), but lost it to Moore.]]

* Unknown date: Bob Barker, in a crossover of sorts with ''Series/ThePriceIsRight'', had four audience members bid on items they obtained from panelists Pat Carroll, Arte Johnson, Anita Gillette and Richard Dawson, with the one who bid closest to the actual retail price without going over receiving the item. The items up for bid were Arte's nightshirt ("What would you give that away for? I just bought that in Germany for me!"), Anita's bikini, Richard's mailbox(!) and Pat's kazoo (Bob: "This is no reflection on you, but please give your bids in pennies for this." Pat: "''What?'' '''In pennies?'''").

** Alan Alda [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyFbjx0MNWQ did the same]] during the syndicated run.

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* November 2, 1960: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoMoTxq4p-M The Bill Cullen lookalikes]]. They were part of a contest Bill Cullen held on his morning radio show the preceding summer. The winner, Vincent Griski, looks so much like the real deal it's uncanny!

-->Henry Morgan just left, said "I'm going to the drug store next door; call me when he's through."\\

* April 29, 1959: Don [=McNeil=] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-GNEaM2aQY drops eggs]] on a rubber mat while Garry Moore and the panelists catch them. For a bonus, stick around to hear Moore's explanation as to why he wore an overcoat without pants.

* April 29, 1959: Don [=McNeil=] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-GNEaM2aQY drops eggs]] on a rubber mat while Garry Moore and the panelists catch them.

* Don [=McNeil=] [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-GNEaM2aQY drops eggs]] in a Moore episode, which Alan Alda [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyFbjx0MNWQ duplicates]] during the syndicated run.

'''Groucho''': [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar What does one finger mean on this show?]]