1. Panel makes predictions about facts that will be revealed later in the show by someone at the other end of each telephone. 2. "I took off and flew an airplane that has no motor … I turned the propeller by pedaling with my feet." 3. O'Brian reveals the panel's predictions.

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All contestants are sons of famous entertainers. "My father is Art Carney", "My father is Durward Kirby", "My father is Frank Fontaine", "My father is Steve Allen"

Steve Allen is introduced as host and pounds timpani drums, saying ""Thank you and welcome to (pounds drums) I'VE GOT A SECRET! With (pounds drums) BETSY PALMER!, (pounds drums) BILL CULLEN!, (pounds drums), BESS MYERSON!, (pounds drums) and HENRY MORGAN!"" He introduces the first guests, The New York Percussion Trio, featuring Ronald Gould, Arnold Goldberg and Rolf Barnes. They play the ""Ritual Fire Dance of Defiance"" using the piano, two xylophones and timpani drums. But this isn't the only thing they have to give: they also have a secret, which the panel must guess, and the panel must put on their blindfolds (Bess Myerson can be heard softly saying ""Oh,really"" in displeasure). The secret is: ""THE THREE OF US AND THESE INSTRUMENTS TRAVEL IN THESE TWO CARS"". (Volkswagon beetles!!) (NOTE:the piano is not included among the instruments) As they pack their instruments, the panel ask their questions. Bill Cullen asked if what they were doing was athletic, and a band

1. "The only camera I've ever used is a one-dollar box camera." 2. "I'm wearing the suit I was married in." 3. Guest Carol Burnett: Panel competes in a trivia contest about TV shows.

1. "I sing with the Metropolitan Opera Company … I've sung with the Met every season since 1910." 2. "I'm a professional ice hockey player … I'm the only American-born player in major league hockey." 3. Guest Robert Morse: Each panelist is shown an original model of a famous invention and must guess what it is.

1. "I walk 4 miles a day looking for money on the streets … " 2. "Her letters saved my life … I kept them in my helmet and they deflected a bullet." 3. Guest Phyllis Diller: Friend: "I design all Phyllis Diller's clothes." 4. Found money totals $216.07.

1. "I made the dress I'm wearing ... She made all of our clothes, too." 2. "I was the featherweight boxing champion of the world … I was also the lightweight boxing champion of the world …" 3. Guest John Daly: Reads excerpts from old newspaper articles and the panel must guess what event is being described.

1. "A week ago the only language I could speak was English." 2. "I wrote my first poem when I was 83 years old." 3. Guest Vivian Vance: Fifth graders challenge the panel to a memorization contest.

1. "There are four barbers backstage … They're going to give [the men] normal haircuts tonight." 2. "I'm the sit-up champion of the world." 3. Guest Edgar Buchanan: Joined by his stand-in, "I had a toothache ... I pulled his tooth … I'm a dentist."

1. "I can hold a note twice as long as I just did." 2. "He has to get rid of his house pet." … "My pet is a 260-pound snake 18 feet long." 3. Guests To Tell the Truth panel: The IGAS panel have challenged them to a trivia quiz about old-time radio and TV.

1. Using this machine, I can read with my fingertips." 2. "I flew to New York in a jet plane … I was the pilot." 3. Guest Bob Holiday: "I'm going to teach Steve Allen to fly like Superman tonight."

1. "Through the efforts of my high school class … I was freed from behind the Iron Curtain." 2. "I posed as Miss Liberty for the U.S. 25-cent piece." 3. Guests Phil Ford and Mimi Hines: Ford has a toolbox containing what look like mechanic's tools. "I borrowed these tools from a dress designer … He used these tools to make a dress for my wife."

1.Two male contestants were accidentally matched up by a computer dating service. 2. First female pilot in the U.S. Navy. 3.Guest George Segal: Plays banjo in a Dixieland band.

1. Film of the trip to Greenland is shown. 2 "I'm the pilot of the submarine that found the missing H-bomb." 3. Guest Joe Garagiola: The women are shown film clips of actual baseball plays and must try to describe them to the blindfolded men so that they understand what happened.

1. "The harpist is my daughter-in-law … All the other musicians are my sons." 2. "I ran in the Boston Marathon last week" 3. Guest E.G. Marshall: The Multiple Image Maker and Identification Compositor (MIMIC) is a machine variation of the Identikit for creating portraits of crime suspects. Using the machine, the panel try to assemble a portrait of Bill.

1. "He's my Twin-Brother who I didn't know existed" 2. "We bet 40 cents apiece in the English Soccer Pool. We won almost a million dollars" 3. Guest Sheila MacRae: Shows the panel lyrics of songs translated to other languages - or clues spelled phoenetically - and has them guess the songs

1. "I was the best man at all their weddings." 2. "We were going to play piano solos in a recital … We're going to play together using our good arms." 3. Guest Hugh O'Brian: The panel are quizzed on how much they remember about everything that has happened on the show so far.

1. "I taught Steve Allen to play the clarinet … xylophone and vibes … piano." 2. "This is only part of the painting … The entire painting is longer than a football field" 3.Guest Shelley Winters: Steve and the panel are asked questions about themselves and guess the answers by writing down a number from 0 to 5.

1. "It's the oldest automobile still operating in the United States … Nothing on it has been replaced since it was built in 1891" 2. "I just signed a recording contract as a singer." 3. Guest Arlene Francis: Brings out four people, each of whom has a secret about one of the panel. Each person is questioned only by the panelist involved.

1. "I just won the fast draw championship of the world." 2. "I am the women's fast draw pistol champion of the world." 3. Guest Robert Goulet: The panel are tested on their ability to find the one expensive item among many cheap items of women's clothing.

1. "We just flew around the world and set 21 new records." 2. "I delivered the commencement speech at her graduation … I was the entire graduating class." 3. Guest Sam Levenson: Third grade quiz given to panelists.

1.Children have secrets about what they did during the summer. 2.Guest Garry Moore: The panel predict what his answers will be to questions submitted by the audience.

1. "Our grandmother just made her first record album … She's a rock 'n roll singer." 2. "I've made eight holes-in-one." 3. Guest Edie Adams: The panel guesses the origins of common metaphors.

1. "I gave John Lennon of the Beatles a normal haircut." 2. "We're on the same college football team" 3. Guest Soupy Sales: Tony and the Tigers play "I'll Be on My Way." "I'm going to teach the panel to play like this."

1. "I can't read music … I learned to play this piece by ear." 2. "These are my dividend checks from an oil well … All 89 checks add up to $5.72." 3. Guest Buddy Hackett: Memory exercise in which the guest is interviewed and afterward the panel must try to remember his answers.

1. "We play volleyball on a trampoline." 2. "I pitch for the company's softball team … I've pitched more than 150 no-hitters." 3. Guest John Gary: Will play a duet with Steve. "I'll play my part of the duet with a bow and arrow."

1. "I play jazz on the bagpipes." 2. "I'm wearing contact lenses … So is my dog." 3. Guest Lucille Ball: 50 men and 50 women in the audience have been provided with pushbutton devices by which they are to vote in response to Ball's questions. She and the panel then will guess the outcome of each vote.

1. "An airplane landed on the top of my car." 2. "We just won the world's surfing championship." 3. Guest Jack E. Leonard: Each panelist places two fingers on a pair of metal electrodes, a detector measures the intensity of the panel's emotional reactions.

1. The panel introduces each other. 2. "I made a parachute jump … I was picked up in midair by another airplane." 3. "I kicked the longest field goal in pro football history." 4. Guest Arlene Dahl: "The dress I'm wearing is made of paper, the dress is valued at $1,000."

1. "I play one instrument that can sound like all of these" 2. "I'm a United States Congressman." 3. Guest Rossano Brazzi: Given literal translations of Italian idioms, the panel try to come up with the American equivalent.

1. "I'm a screamer … I've screamed in 83 movies." 2. "I just enlisted in the Air Force." … "I enlisted with him." 3. Guest Walter Pidgeon: Old movie publicity stills are shown and the panel identify the actors depicted.

1. "I play trombone on stage in a Broadway show" 2. "I was dealt a perfect bridge hand … I lost!" 3. Guest Bud Collyer: Each panelist was asked to write four statements about himself or herself, two true and two false. The other three panelists guess which two statements are true.

1. "We're all professional secretaries ... I just beat them in a typing contest." 2. "I was elected county treasurer … I'm too young to vote." 3. Guest Victor Borge: Wires are attached to "10 pretty girls … I'm going to play a song by touching the girls. By touching the girls, each of them produces a different note.

1. Contestant is a concert pianist, and so is his twin brother. 2.Female contestant provides voices for talking dolls. 3.It is revealed that Bess was the tuba player among the Salvation Army players who performed at the start of the show.

1 One of us can hold all the rest of us in the air." 2. "I just became the father of twins, We helped deliver his twins." 3. Guest Paul Anka: People have been selected from the phone book whose names sound like the gifts mentioned in the lyrics to "The 12 Days of Christmas."