What's My Line (1950)

What's My Line with guest Imogene Coca (1956)

What's My Line: The Death of Fred Allen (1956)

What's My Line: Fred Allen's Final Episode (1956)

What's My Line with mystery guest Peter Lawford (1955)

What's My Line with mystery guest Sammy Davis Jr. (1955)

What's My Line with mystery guest George Gobel (1955)

Perhaps the most underrated comedian of all time.

What's My Line with mystery guest William Bendix (1953)

What's My Line with mystery guest Danny Kaye (1957)

To keep this site from being overwhelmed by the sudden glut of What's My Line mystery guest spots flooding YouTube, I will only be embedding those featuring famous comedians or full episodes when they appear.

What's My Line with panelist Groucho Marx (1959)

Groucho spars a bit with Bennett Cerf's failed attempts at humor and laborious rambling (as did Henry Morgan every now and then). By the way this is the 1000th post on Classic Television Showbiz and probably the 500th with questionable grammar.

What's My Line with mystery guest Jack Benny (1954)

What's My Line with mystery guests Robert Mitchum, Rhonda Flemming, Charlton Heston, Van Johnson, Fred Astaire, Eva Gabor, Mamie Van Doren etc.

I know it has kinda been the What's My Line/Hollywood Palace hour here at the site of late, but I'm kinda at the mercy of what appears on the internet in a given week and this just what's been popping up. I wish the YouTubers would just post the entire episodes of What's My Line as I don't get GSN, and even if I did, I have a lot of trouble sitting through their endless commercials.

What's My Line with mystery guests Ozzie and Harriet (1955)

What's My Line with mystery guest Portland Hoffa (1955)

What's My Line (1955)

What's My Line with mystery guest Tony Martin (1962)

What's My Line with mystery guest Joan Crawford (1962)

What's My Line with mystery guest Elizabeth Taylor (1954)

What's My Line with mystery guest Eve Arden (1955)

Maybe the Game Show Network was being clever and running an OTR themed run of What's My Line. Then again, Eve Arden was a television star by this point, but to me, just like Herbert Marshall, she is radio star.

What's My Line with mystery guest Herbert Marshall (1954)

I don't recognize Herbert Marshall at all, mostly because I only know him from thousands of appearances on Old Time Radio, in particulary on that exciting theater of thrills, Suspense.