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|[[File:FaceFacts.jpg|center|160px]]CBS: 03/13/61-09/29/61
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|[[File:FaceFacts.jpg|center|160px]]CBS Daytime: 3/13/1961 – 9/29/1961
 
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''Drama, Suspense, Decision on '''Face the Facts'''. Brought to you by heavy-duty Breeze, the cannon premium in every box. and here's the star of our show, Red Rowe!''
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"Drama, Suspense, Decision, on ''Face the Facts''. Brought to you by heavy-duty Breeze, the cannon premium in every box. And here's the star of our show, Red Rowe!"
   
'''Face the Facts''' was a short-lived daytime game show that featured four contestants trying to guess the outcome of criminal cases.
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'''''Face the Facts''''' was a short-lived game show that featured four contestants trying to guess the outcome of criminal cases.
   
 
==Gameplay==
 
==Gameplay==
A case, based on real incidents that have been tried and judges on the court was reenacted using actors as plaintiffs and defendants. The contestants were given 500 points to start with; just prior to the verdict the action was stopped and the contestants would wager any or all of the 500 points based on their ability to predict the outcome. The player with the most points at the end of the show won merchandise prizes.
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A case, based on real incidents that have been tried and judges on the court, was reenacted using actors as plaintiffs and defendants. The contestants were given 500 points to start with; just prior to the verdict the action was stopped and the contestants would wager any or all of their points based on their ability to predict the outcome. The player with the most points at the end of the show won merchandise prizes.
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==Studio==
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[[CBS Television City|CBS Television City, Los Angeles, CA]]
   
 
==Merchandise==
 
==Merchandise==
A board game based on the show's ill-fated run was released Lowell in the same year.
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A board game was released by Lowell in 1961.
 
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==Link==
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==Links==
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9xaA6Lka3M FACE THE FACTS opening credits CBS game show]
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[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9xaA6Lka3M Opening credits of the April 13, 1961 show]
 
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[[Category:Short-Running]]
 
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[[Category:Flops]]
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[[Category:Weekday shows]]
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[[Category:1961 premieres]]
 
[[Category:1961 premieres]]
 
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[[Category:1961 endings]]
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[[Category:1960s shows]]
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Revision as of 19:21, 15 May 2022

Host
Red Rowe
Announcer
Johnny Jacobs
Broadcast
FaceFacts
CBS Daytime: 3/13/1961 – 9/29/1961
Packager
Impa Productions

"Drama, Suspense, Decision, on Face the Facts. Brought to you by heavy-duty Breeze, the cannon premium in every box. And here's the star of our show, Red Rowe!"

Face the Facts was a short-lived game show that featured four contestants trying to guess the outcome of criminal cases.

Gameplay

A case, based on real incidents that have been tried and judges on the court, was reenacted using actors as plaintiffs and defendants. The contestants were given 500 points to start with; just prior to the verdict the action was stopped and the contestants would wager any or all of their points based on their ability to predict the outcome. The player with the most points at the end of the show won merchandise prizes.

Studio

CBS Television City, Los Angeles, CA

Merchandise

A board game was released by Lowell in 1961.

Links

Opening credits of the April 13, 1961 show