Call My Bluff

Call My Bluff was a game show produced by Goodson-Todman Productions in 1965 for NBC, in which contestants guess the meanings of obscure English words. Bill Leyden was the host, and Wayne Howell was the announcer. This series was not preserved, and only two rehearsal shows are known to exist.

A word would be presented to a contestant and a panel of three celebrities. One panelist would have the actual definition written out on a card while the two others merely had cards with the word "Bluff" printed on them. Each panelist would give his version of the definition of the word, and the contestant would have to determine who was correct and who was bluffing.