One of my favorite shows growing up and now and then I catch an episode on GSN.

This is a fun show to watch. But, it seems kind of pointless in a way. I mean, if one of the contestants knew what the real person looked like , that would defeat the purpose.

The Garry Moore and Alex Trebek TTTT's were great,and the Robin Ward and Bud Collyer TTTT's were good,but 2000-02's TTTT just could not match the quality of the previous versions. Joe Garagiola also did well when he replaced Garry Moore after Moore retired in 1977, and the panel in the 1970's of Bill Cullen, Peggy Cass,Kitty Carlisle and a guset, like Orson Bean or Gene Rayburn were very sharp witted. I remember once on a 1970 episode where Gene said he loved TTTT! I wish GSN would show the Garry Moore/Joe Garagiola versions again,along with Trebek's. Oops, I forgot Gordon Elliott and Lynn Swann who preceded Trebek in 1990-91 on NBC. TTTT is one of my all time favorites !

Let's just say that it's pretty bad.

Good show. A little boring but good.

The concept of this show is enjoyable, even if some of the celebrities are not. The original form the 50's & 60's with Bud Collyer is a joy to watch, whenever Game Show Network airs them. The Garry Moore version from the 70's was just as good. The new version is not as good as the older ones, but I still enjoy the play of this game.

This has always been one of my favorite gameshows. Panel shows like this are the best because you can really play along. There seems to be a bit more of an air of silliness in the new version, but that's ok. Usually I can only take so much of Paula Poundstone but here she is really funny and the show moves along a fast pace. And John O'hurley as host is a stroke of genius. The only current game show I tape during the day to watch in the evening.