He Said She Said

Broadcast History: September 8, 1969 to September 4, 1970, Five-a-week-syndication, Black and White/Color

Main Game: The four celebrity spouses (husbands or wives) are onstage at the beginning of the show. The host reads the question and the first three spouses that raise their hand tell a story and give a one-word or two-word clue. The fourth spouse is locked out. Then, the host picks up the telephone and calls on the isolated spouses. The host then goes from left to right by posing the same question and the clue. The husbands/wives backstage sound their signal if they think they recognize their mate's clue. If their story matches, they got 25 points. If they did not match, they lost 10 points. All four couples started with 100 points. At half time, the husbands and wives switch places and game play resumes. The couple with the highest score won the game and $250 for the winning couple in the studio audience and a trip to the Holiday Inn of their choice.

INTERESTING FACTS AND TRIVIA

He Said She Said was later revived as Tattletales in 1974 on CBS. Bert Convy would host.

Home Games: None.

Episode Existence: All episodes exist. A color episode ran on GSN on October 25/26, 2003 (when most people switched back from daylight to standard time) and a black-and-white episode on April 1, 2001. The same color episode also aired in the past. Currently, this show is not running on GSN.

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He Said She Said is ©1969-1970 Mark Goodson/Bill Todman Productions/Fremantle Media Television. No challenge to ownership is implied.