What's My Line?
Season 5
52 listed hours · 1950–1967 · CBS
From the desk
How this season is filed
Seventeen years of Sunday-night guessing: occupations as social theater, mystery guests as proto-paparazzi, and a panel that treated celebrity like a cocktail it could interrogate.
TV Flash files Season 5 of What's My Line? (1950–1967) on CBS as a mid listed season (5; 5 of 18) — 52 listed hours, 1953-09-06–1954-08-29 from “Roy Campanella” (S05E01) to “Debbie Reynolds” (S05E52). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.
Desk essentials in this season
- S05E07 Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt: civic fame walking into a parlor game and still making it appointment TV.
- S05E25 Lucille Ball
Lucille Ball, solo heat — sitcom empress as the guest the living room already thought it owned.
- S05E01 Roy Campanella
- S05E02 Ava Gardner
- S05E03 Wally Cox
- S05E04 Lena Horne
- S05E05 Gene Autry
- S05E06 Edward G. Robinson
- S05E07 Eleanor Roosevelt
- S05E08 Greer Garson
- S05E09 Ezio Pinza
- S05E10 Lauren Bacall
- S05E11 Louella Parsons
- S05E12 Van Johnson
- S05E13 George Raft
- S05E14 Nat King Cole
- S05E15 Dave Garroway
- S05E16 Kirk Douglas
- S05E17 Steve Allen
- S05E18 Robert F. Wagner, Jr.
- S05E19 Brandon de Wilde
- S05E20 Joan Fontaine
- S05E21 Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
- S05E22 Richard Widmark
- S05E23 John Hodiak
- S05E24 Julius LaRosa
- S05E25 Lucille Ball
- S05E26 Helen Traubel
- S05E27 Andre Kostelanetz
- S05E28 Louis Armstrong
- S05E29 Fredric March
- S05E30 Vaughn Monroe
- S05E31 Janet Leigh
- S05E32 William Bendix
- S05E33 Ed Wynn
- S05E34 Arlene Dahl
- S05E35 Jeanne Crain
- S05E36 Gertrude Berg
- S05E37 Art Carney
- S05E38 Ted Williams
- S05E39 Eartha Kitt
- S05E40 Gracie Allen & George Burns
- S05E41 Les Paul & Mary Ford
- S05E42 Doris Day
- S05E43 Senator Karl E. Mundt
- S05E44 Spike Jones
- S05E45 Willie Mays
- S05E46 Judy Canova
- S05E47 Dorothy McGuire
- S05E48 Jayne Meadows
- S05E49 Eva Gabor
- S05E50 Bob Smith & Howdy Doody
- S05E51 Johnnie Ray
- S05E52 Debbie Reynolds
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