I've Got A Secret Website

GETTING STARTED

This is a website devoted to the TV series I've Got a Secret.  If you know nothing at all about the series (Seriously? Nothing?), or if you'd like a little bit of insight and background about what we're doing here,  THIS PAGE is a good place to start. Otherwise, use the drop down menu above (or the links in the footer below) to explore what we have to offer.  There is a page for every episode of the original series (all 681 of them) regardless of how much or how little we might know about each one.  There are also indexes to search for your favorite celebrities or subjects , episode guides broken down by calendar year (not by season) and lots more.  Whether you know a little or a lot about the show, we hope you find something you like.

WHAT'S NEW?

6/19/24 -   The series debuted on this date in 1952, so here's a nice little update with the promise of more to come.  Through the kindness and generosity of fellow collector and now collaborator Kevin Segura we have some really cool color photos from an episode that's missing from the Fremantle archives.  Go to E424 and take a look at some rehearsal photos from the show's 1961 trip to Florida!

Thanks to Kevin, there's also something else brewing.  We're not going to describe it yet, though some of it has already been published here if you can find it.  Suffice it to say that it's a big, big deal for the obsessive completists that we've become over this project.  Stay tuned!

Elsewhere, we've completed our work on the 1972-1973 syndicated version, including a brief history of that series.  Each episode page there also links to YouTube videos for the 36 (out of 39) episodes known to exist.  The other three are not part of the holdings of Fremantle, the production company that owns the archives, but might eventually turn up some other way.

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BROWSING SUGGESTIONS

SPORTS:  The only American ice hockey player.  E635

BROADWAY: it's a Bird!  It's a Plane! It's Superman!   E641

FASHION/ART: Vincent Price puts funny captions to classic works of art.  E331

POLITICS: Vice-President Alben Barkley's granddaughter.   E5

INVENTORS/EXPLORERS: Philo Farnsworth invented electronic television.  E242

CELEBRITIES:  Soupy Sales does the Watusi with Watusi.  E616

The 50s panel: Garry Moore (Host), 
Bill Cullen, Jayne Meadows,
Henry Morgan, Faye Emerson

The 60s panel: Steve Allen (Host 64-67), Bill Cullen, Henry Morgan, 
Betsy Palmer, Bess Myerson