1."I built the smallest electric motor in the world … You need a microscope to see it work." 2. "I can drive my bare hand through … 5 inches of wood." 3.Guest Keenan Wynn: Everyone acts out a scene and is given a script to which they must adhere, except Betsy, who must ad lib her lines.

1. "During World War II, President-elect John F. Kennedy saved my life." 2. "This year I'm attending classes in 20 different schools in 20 different cities." 3.Guest Patrice Munsel: The panel try to guess what people look like just from hearing their voices.

1. "I'm going to play the piano (1st time in public) … I'm going to play the violin (1st time in my life) … and we're going to sing a duet." 2. "I'm going to perform a comedy sketch with Durward Kirby … as the little old ladies Martha and Jennie." 3. "I'm going to do a ballet dance." 4. 4.A birthday cake is brought out with trick candles on it.

1. "I served Henry Morgan/Bess Myerson/Betsy Palmer/Steve Allen breakfast in bed this morning." 2. "My grandmother plays the trombone in an all-girl jazz band." 3.Guest Spike Jones: "Garry Moore is going to sing a song … and I'll lead the panel in background music."

1."I'll be wearing a different costume for each answer I give." 2. "In the past 7 years I've had 14,000 pies … thrown in my face!" 3.Guest Ronald Reagan: All the men on stage previously were radio announcers. Steve and Henry are tested to see if they still could pass an audition today.

1. "Each of us has a twin backstage. 2. "I sailed from Washington, D.C. to Jacksonville, Florida … in a paper boat." 3. Guest Lucille Ball: Acts out different mental states with the goal of getting the panel to respond in the same way.

1. "I'm the drummer in the band." … "I'm the drummer in the band also." … "So am I." … "Me, too." … "Likewise." 2. "I graduated from high school this month." 3. 3.Guest Wally Cox: The panel's table manners are tested against those prescribed in Amy Vanderbilt's book.

1. His bag contains "An earth satellite." 2. "We were your [Garry's] teachers in high school … I flunked you in history … I flunked you in gym." 3. Guest Anna Maria Alberghetti: Panel have to explain how to do things, completely verbally without using their hands or looking at what is being done.

1. "I'm a police department meter maid … I gave Betsy Palmer a parking ticket this week." 2.Guest Jonathan Winters: His answers are inspired by famous artworks that are being projected. 3."Koko," supposedly a chimpanzee, actually "The Great Janos" Prohaska in disguise: "I'm going to sing a song."

Alan King, Betsy, Henry, Bess The first of two shows recorded in Winter Haven. Florida Winter Haven Mayor Tom Turnbull: “The fruit of the drink the panel is enjoying…was grown from seeds 5000 years old” The citron is considered one of the original citrus fruits. These particular seeds were discovered in an Egyptian tomb. Bill Haast: “I am going to milk this 12-foot king cobra” Haast operates the Miami Serpentarium, a combination research facility and tourist attraction that is home to some 500 snakes. He would return to the show (in New York) in 1962 [ ]. Special Guest Don Murray

1. "I'm going to make Easter Bonnets for Betsy and Bess" 2. " “I was a traffic court judge…I fined my father $10” 3. Guest: Walter Slezak - Panel tries to make themselves understood by someone who doesn't speak English

1. "I'm the world's champion limbo dancer … I can dance under that bar without touching it!" 2. "Since I graduated from high school I've worked as … [42 different jobs] 3.Guest Liberace: "I'm going to play the piano … The panel will accompany me on kitchen utensils."

1. "The hats we're wearing were designed by … the new welterweight boxing champion of the world." 2.Guest Andy Griffith: Introduces four kids who are attending school in NYC. The panel must try to explain everyday natural phenomena in a way the kids can understand. 3. "I'm going to teach Garry Moore to ski … I've got a ski slope backstage"

1.Jayne and Steve were at the Oscars to present an award, but no one showed up to claim it, so Jayne still has it. 2.Guest June Allyson: A scavenger hunt is conducted. 3. "We taught Betsy Palmer how to play the drums this afternoon." 4. "If nobody shows up — I'll eat my hat … If anybody does show up — Garry will eat my hat."

1. "We're going to play table tennis … using 3 balls at the same time." 2. "Our grandfather was a soldier in the Revolutionary War " 3.Guest Arthur Treacher: Is on a horse that he will give to Henry. We will find out how good a horse trader Henry is.

1. 1.The panel look through a pile of 100,000 postcards from viewers offering items to trade for Henry's horse. 2. "I taught Garry to do what I just did" ( Fires a cork gun at packs of Winstons and Vanilla Wafers tossed in the air). 3.Guest Harpo Marx: Answers questions from Garry in character while the panel play straight man and try to guess what he's miming.

1. "We're the helicopter pilots who picked up astronaut Shepard." 2.Guest Donald O'Connor: Questioning is recorded and played back without sound. Everyone must try to repeat it over their own lip movements.3.Henry traded his horse for a 1925 Model T.

1. "We're going to play 17 instruments — all at the same time … Each of us is a one-man band." 2. "I've been playing golf for 3 years … I've made 4 holes-in-one." 3.Guest Merv Griffin: Panelists guess which of three answers is correct.

1. "I eliminated watch pockets from all uniforms," saving taxpayers over $1.5 million. 2.Guest Victor Borge: "I'm going to conduct a concerto for … piano, sneezers and coughers" (also shushers and snorers).

1. His bag contains "A bicycle … We're all going to ride it together." 2. "A worm … It's more than 4 feet long." 3.Guest Morey Amsterdam: Each panelist is given a topic for a speech. Whenever the speakers light goes off, Amsterdam inserts a joke.

1. Finalists in "a calf feeding contest." 2. "I won the Indianapolis 500-mile race last week." … "I won the first Indianapolis 500-mile race — 50 years ago." 3.Guest Charley Weaver: There is a different secret for each panelist, and they are competing to see who guesses first. They wear their secrets on their heads so that everyone else can see them.

1.Guest Edgar Bergen: "Bergen is not talking for me … I have another ventriloquist under the desk" 2. "I forgot an elephant." (in charge of moving the Clyde Bakey-Cole Bros. circus ). 3. "I'm going to spin all these [32] plates in the air … at the same time."

The panel sit on a talk show-like set with Garry in the middle. Though the show consists mainly of clips, there is an audience.

1. "I read this book ['Gone with the Wind'] from cover to cover … in less than an hour." 2. "My finger was stuck in a bowling ball." 3. Guest Jerry Lewis: Panelists are tested on their ability to play straight without breaking character.

1. Invented "A way for a man to fly … with just a rocket on his back." 2. "I just graduated from grammar school/high school/college/law school." 3.Guest William Bendix: Bets against Garry on how well they can predict the panel's behavior.

1. "I was high scorer for my team … He was high scorer for my team, also (in the same game)." 2.Guest Jane Russell: Answers are being determined by a ouija board. 3. "I'm holding hands with Garry Moore" (who can't get loose).

1. Can repeat whatever anyone says almost simultaneously. 2. "I have 5 sons … They're all policemen, too" 3.Guest Jack E. Leonard: Game called "Ha!", in which people of alternating sexes lie on their backs, with his or her head on the last one's stomach, and they all laugh in that position.

1. A collie: "I can perform more than 100 different tricks." 2. Previously on "To Tell the Truth, "Four different cars crashed into my house." Since then, "Another car crashed into my new house." 3.Guests Crosby Boys: Teach Garry, Bill and Henry how to lip-sync.

1. "I'm going to skip rope … with Garry Moore sitting on my shoulders" 2. "We stood around and watched our firehouse burn down … Our fire engines were inside." 3.Guest Sam Levenson: About 100 people come up on stage to shake hands with the stars and get autographs. The secret is that all of them are relatives of his.

1. "We are the log-sawing champions of the world." 2. "Someone returned a library book to me … It was 81 years overdue." 3.Guest Tom Poston: A newspaper declared Garry the worst-dressed man in America. The 10 best-dressed men give him clothes to wear.

1. "We're going to hand wrestle Bill and Henry." 2. "My wife has served me breakfast in bed every morning for 14 years." 3. Guest Edie Adams: The men and women compete to see who is better at discerning which of two similar things is of higher quality.

1. "I can spin faster than this fan is turning." 2. "I became a father and a grandfather on the same day." 3. Guest George Gobel: The panel are tested on their ability to pay attention to two things at once.

1. "I went over Niagara Falls in a 6-foot ball" 2. "I never got to my banquet" given in his honor … "No one told me about it." 3. Guest Eve Arden: The panel listen to various combinations of radio sound effects and try to make up funny lines of dialog that might accompany them.

1. "I'm half the man I was 3 years ago … I lost 236 pounds." 2. "We are related to Betsy Palmer … " 3. Guest Joan Bennett: The panel are shown extreme close-up portions of larger photos and have to guess what the object is.

1. "Garry will hold this candle while … I shoot out the flame with a slingshot." 2. Guest Jayne Meadows: "I'm arranging blind dates for Bess and Henry" using a UNIVAC computer.

1.Photos are shown of Bess and Henry on their blind dates arranged last week. 2. Guest Robert Young: Paper bags are placed over Bill and Henry's heads, then Betsy and Bess try to reconstruct their faces by choosing among Identikit drawings. 3. "I'm going to sit on a 'flagpole' in this studio … until next week's show."

Unknown. Presumably, this episode is the last to use "Plink-Plank-Plunk" as the show's musical theme.

1. Rooster crowing contest. 2. "I've won more than 600 prizes at country fairs." 3. "I'm going to judge the panel in a corn shucking contest." 4.Bill calls a square dance.

1. "I'm the new world's champion … accordion player." 2. "I swam 35 miles — nonstop … entirely underwater." 3. Guest Art Linkletter: Two women from the audience allow the panel look through their purses and presume what kind of people they are.

1. 1.Contestant taught Arthur Murray how to dance the Twist. 2.Contestant lights a jack-o'-lantern using a grapefruit. 3.Guest Martha Raye: Betsy doesn't know that she is the only person who is blindfolded.

1. "I'm wearing a suit worth $3,000 … It's made of 3,000 one-dollar bills." 2.Guest Vivian Vance: The new game show "Password" is promoted by being played on this show. 3. "I'm going to fill the stage with bubbles."

1. "I can draw my gun … cock it … aim it … and pull the trigger … before Garry can clap his hands." 2. "We jumped from an airplane … My parachute failed to open." … "I caught him in mid-air." 3.Guest Ray Bolger: Will try to manipulate the panel into asking specific questions.

1. "I'm going to dump it all into this salt water … We'll all drink it." 2. "We were married last month … We were engaged to be married 63 years ago." 3. Guest Peggy Cass: "The panel is going to have a race to see … who can dress a boy in his snowsuit fastest."

1. "I'm the world's fastest typist." 2. "That was not a real radio … I made those sounds — I'm a ventriloquist." 3.Guest Peter Lind Hayes: The panel answer questions like those posed to Mrs. America contestants.

1. A partially concealed Pat McCormick is being held in the air by "A magnet." 2. "I made a phone call to a girls' dormitory … I hung up the phone 5 days later." 3.Guest Roy Rogers: "I'm going to give Henry Morgan a job on my ranch."

1.Footage is shown of Henry washing Trigger on Roy Rogers's ranch. 2. Janet Leigh: "I'm wearing it under my coat … An $18,000 white mink dress" 3. Magician Michel de la Vega ties Garry up inside a bag and locks him in a trunk.

1. Garry buys Bess "A 15-room house in Bayonne, New Jersey." 2.Guest Jack E. Leonard: Tries on various hairpieces while the panel are blindfolded. 3.The panel attempts to play "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" on bells by the numbers.

"Pat Boone is my brother"; "Carol Burnett is my sister"; "Bing Crosby is my brother"; "Bob Hope is my brother"; "Dorothy Lamour is my mother"; "I'm Henry Morgan's mother"; Sons of famous men perform as a jazz quartet.