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chris319:
Addenda:
Gil Fates was also involved with To Tell the Truth.
Ira produced the 1972 version. In addition to Match Game he produced Play Your Hunch which typically got a 50 share on NBC daytime.
I believe Stu Phelps directed the 1972 version (working from memory).
Edd Kalehoff/Score Productions did the music for the 1972 version.
Does Ted Cooper appear on your radar screen? He would have been involved with the show even if he is not credited and another scenic designer was used; in fact Ted would have hired any outside scenic designers.
I remember Roger Peterson fondly, a gentleman through and through.
In the '80s, though he was on the credits and payroll of several shows, except for Card Sharks he rarely came to any tapings of those shows (Password Plus, Family Feud, Mindreaders). He usually wrote the emcee language, was around during startup and then went back to New Jersey.
chris319:
I haven't explored the entire site yet, but do you have Allan Sherman's memo to Goodson & Todman begging for a secretary? It's very funny.
Chief-O:
--- Quote from: chris319 on May 05, 2023, 03:04:29 AM ---I believe Stu Phelps directed the 1972 version (working from memory).
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Correct, as did Marc Breslow.
Matt Ottinger:
--- Quote from: chris319 on May 05, 2023, 03:14:56 AM ---I haven't explored the entire site yet, but do you have Allan Sherman's memo to Goodson & Todman begging for a secretary? It's very funny.
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I have it (it's in his autobiography) but I haven't introduced it on the site. In general, my focus is on what happened in front of the camera.
Mr. Matté:
--- Quote from: chris319 on May 05, 2023, 03:14:56 AM ---I haven't explored the entire site yet, but do you have Allan Sherman's memo to Goodson & Todman begging for a secretary? It's very funny.
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"Hello Mark-uh, hello Toddah..."
(ducks)
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