You're Putting Me On

• 1969-1969
• 1 season
• NBC
• Family, Game Show

Three teams competed, each comprised of a regular celebrity panelist and a celebrity guest star, and each team playing for a member of the studio audience. Each team is spotted 100 points to start the game. Everyone sees a list of four famous names. One member of each team is secretly given one of those four names and must assume that person's identity as the host asks a series of personal questions. The player tries to answer as that famous person would through the round of questioning, and then the partner wagers up to half the team's points and guesses the identity. During the show, each team played a round called Bonus Characters. Players would see names of celebrities and had 45 seconds to convey as many names to their partner as possible by giving any type of clue other than saying a name. Each correct guess added 20 points to the team's score. The top-scoring team at the end of three rounds won $500. Second place earned $250.