DVD BOX SETS The Best of 'To Tell the Truth' DVD Collection

Title: The Best of 'To Tell the Truth' DVD Collection
Description: The Best of 'To Tell the Truth' DVD Collection. The Complete Collection of the hit TV Series on DVD.
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To Tell the Truth is an American television game show created by Bob Stewart and produced by Goodson-Todman Productions that has been aired intermittently in various formats since 1956, hosted by various television personalities. It is one of two game shows in the United States to have aired at least one version every decade for the past six decades. (The other is The Price Is Right, also originally created by Stewart for Goodson-Todman and currently American TV's longest running daily game.) To Tell the Truth has been seen first-run either on network television or in syndication a total of 25 seasons, just exceeding the 24 of What's My Line? and outpacing the 20 of I've Got a Secret.

The basic premise of the show consisted of a panel of four celebrities correctly identifying a contestant (a "central character") from a choice of three possibilities, members of a "team of challengers." One of the contestants normally held an unusual occupation (a premise similar to the show's sister, What's My Line?) or had done something noteworthy, and it is this person whom the panel had to attempt to identify. Two of the people will tell lies, while the real person has sworn "to tell the truth."

Starring:
Bud Collyer (host, 1956-1968)
Garry Moore (host, 1969-1977)
Joe Garagiola (host, 1977-1978)
Robin Ward (host, 1980-1981)
Gordon Elliott (host, 1990)
Lynn Swann (host, 1990-1991)
Alex Trebek (host, 1991)
John O'Hurley (host, 2000-2002)

What an amazing DVD Set for the To Tell The Trusth Fan! 

The Most Popular 225 Uncut Episodes on 25 DVDS

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  • This box set contains all 25 DVDs with Custom Artwork.
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