| Host | |
| Robert Alda | |
| Announcer | |
| Bill Wendell | |
| Broadcast | |
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| Packager | |
| Phillip Productions | |
Can Do was a short-lived primetime game show in which contestants tried to predict whether or not guest celebrities could perform stunts.
Gameplay[]
Contestants tried to determine whether or not guest celebrities could perform stunts for as much as $50,000. After a series of question-and-answer rounds between the contestants and celebrities, the contestants were put in an isolation booth where they made their decision. The first round was worth $1,500 and the value doubled on each following round. An incorrect guess caused the players to leave with 10% of the prize he/she was going for (or roughly 20% of his/her winnings to that point).
Studio[]
NBC Studio 6B, New York City, NY
British Version[]
Can Do was eventually remade in the United Kingdom on ITV for 10 weeks in 1958. The host of this version was Jon Pertwee.
