People Will Talk (Game Show)
- People Will Talk (Game Show)
Infobox Television
show_name = People Will Talk
caption =
format = Game Show
runtime = 30 Minutes
creator = Merrill Heatter, Bob Quigley
starring = Dennis James, Announcer Kenny Williams
country = USA
rating =
network = NBC
first_aired = July 1, 1963
last_aired = December 27, 1963
People Will Talk was an American game show that aired on the American television network NBC. The host was Dennis James with Kenny Williams announcing. The show would later be revived the next year under the name The Celebrity Game, with host Carl Reiner. The revival would be shot at CBS Television City in Hollywood.
Gameplay
The object of People Will Talk was to argue opposite sides of a question and try to find support of their opinions among a panel of fifteen celebrities. Two studio contestants competed against one another in arguing sides of a question, such as "Should a woman lie about her age?" resulting in either a yes or no answer. The contestants would state why they chose that side. After hearing both sides of the story, the celebrity panel would then vote yes or no. After voting, contestants chose a celebrity that they thought agreed with their point of view. If the contestant and celebrity matched answers, the contestant won $25. If their points of view differed, the other contestant won the $25. The first person to collect $100 won the game and merchandise prizes.
Pilot
The pilot for People Will Talk was shot at CBS, with the host being Arthur Godfrey.
Episode Status
The status of the show is said to be destroyed, with the exception of one or two episodes. The pilot is rumored destroyed as well.
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