You Don't Say!(1963)

You Don't Say! is an American game show that premiered on NBC daytime in 1963 and enjoyed three separate television runs across two decades. The original series aired until 1969, followed by an ABC revival in 1975 and a syndicated version from 1978 to 1979. The format challenged contestants to guess a name based on whispered clues from the announcer, similar to the mechanics of Password. Ralph Andrews and Bill Carruthers helmed production across the show's various incarnations, working with major studios including Desilu Productions and Warner Bros. Television. You Don't Say! became a fixture of American game show television, blending word-guessing gameplay with the fast-paced energy that defined the era's daytime programming.