7 /10 1 Votes
5.6/10 TV Written by Herb Wolf Country of origin United States Producer(s) Wolf Productions Final episode date 3 May 1960 Genre Panel show | 8.4/10 IMDb Created by Herb Wolf Directed by Lloyd Gross No. of seasons 2 First episode date 15 July 1958 Number of seasons 2 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Presented by Monty Hall, Carl Reiner, Merv Griffin Nominations Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Program Achievement in the Field of Panel, Quiz or Audience Participation Similar Game show, The Price Is Right, I've Got a Secret, Play Your Hunch, You Bet Your Life | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Keep talking and nobody explodes episode 1
Keep Talking is an American game show broadcast on CBS and ABC from the summer of 1958 to the spring of 1960. The show was hosted by Monty Hall, Carl Reiner and Merv Griffin.
Contents
- Keep talking and nobody explodes episode 1
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- Production
- Format
- Stars
- References
Can gamers defuse bombs ft game grumps keep talking and nobody explodes game lab
Production
The show was a hosted panelist/game show produced by Wolf Productions and broadcast in the United States the summer of 1958, and in both the 1958-59 and the 1959-60 primetime television seasons, though on different days, times, and networks each season.
CBS broadcast the show on three different days in various timeslots:
During this CBS run, other celebrities, such as Vincent Price, filled in as host when needed. These shows were filmed at CBS' Studio 51 in New York City.
The show moved to ABC for the 1959-60 season, filmed in the ABC Studios in California with Merv Griffin as host — the show was broadcast back on Tuesday again, but at a later time, 10:30-11 pm (EST). The last show was broadcast May 3, 1960.
Format
Six celebrity panelists, divided into two teams, would try to guess a secret word given to one player on each team. These two players would then proceed to tell a story to their team involving that word, yet not using that word. Narration of the story would jump from team-mate to team-mate, often leaving the new narrator at a loss as to how to continue the story. Little attention was paid to scoring and points—the point was for the panelists to build their ad-lib story seamlessly and entertainingly.
Stars
Among the panelists who appeared during the run of the show were: