I've Got a Secret
Season 6
35 listed hours · 1952–1967 · CBS
From the desk
How this season is filed
I've Got a Secret turned ordinary confessions into prime-time theater: celebrity secret-holders, a guessing panel, and Garry Moore's sweater-set warmth. Goodson-Todman charm with a wink. Watch it in 2026 as the ancestor of every talk-show I-never-told-anyone segment, when secrets still felt like parlor games instead of leaks.
TV Flash files Season 6 of I've Got a Secret (1952–1967) on CBS as a mid listed season (6; 6 of 16) — 35 listed hours, 1957-01-02–1957-12-25 from “Howard Duff, Ida Lupino” (S06E01) to “No Celebrity” (S06E52). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.
Desk essentials in this season
- S06E01 Howard Duff, Ida Lupino
Howard Duff, Ida Lupino: dual-star night as mid-run landmark, ordinary confessions still the ancestor of every I-never-told-anyone segment.
- S06E01 Howard Duff, Ida Lupino
- S06E02 Joe E. Brown
- S06E03 Peter Lawford
- S06E05 George Gobel
- S06E07 Rocky Graziano
- S06E08 Tab Hunter
- S06E10 Details Unknown
- S06E14 Laraine Day
- S06E17 Mickey Rooney
- S06E23 Eddie Cantor
- S06E25 Fifth Anniversary Show
- S06E26 Lou Costello
- S06E27 Buster Keaton
- S06E29 Don Ameche
- S06E30 Gypsy Rose Lee
- S06E31 Salute to Radio
- S06E32 Ricardo Montalban
- S06E33 Ben Blue
- S06E34 Marilyn Maxwell
- S06E35 No Celebrity
- S06E36 Hal March
- S06E38 Tony Randall
- S06E39 Reginald Gardiner
- S06E40 Mickey Rooney
- S06E41 Jerry Colonna
- S06E42 50th Anniversary of Hollywood
- S06E43 Diana Dors
- S06E44 Dennis Day
- S06E46 Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
- S06E47 Margaret Hamilton, Nanette Fabray
- S06E48 Joe E. Brown
- S06E49 Rudy Vallee
- S06E50 Fernando Lamas
- S06E51 Farley Granger
- S06E52 No Celebrity
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