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Revision as of 18:36, 15 May 2020
Hosts | |
Eloise McElhone (1950–1951) Robin Chandler (1952) | |
Broadcast | |
WNBT: 5/27/1950 – 12/27/1951 DuMont Primetime: 1/1/1952 – 12/9/1952 | |
Packager | |
Kermit Schafer Productions |
Quick on the Draw was a short-lived game show where celebrity panelists have to identify sketches drawn by cartoonist Bob Dunn.
Premise
As mentioned above, the show featured a celebrity panel trying to guess cartoons drawn from ideas sent by home viewers and sketched by cartoonist Bob Dunn. The panel was given clues in the form of puns to help them guess. Examples: a comedian on stage undressing (representing "a newspaper term") would be "comic strip"; a baseball player trying to swing a roll of Venetian blind (representing "a well-known expression") would be "blind as a bat"; and a man putting a tuxedo on a rabbit (representing "an occupation") would be "hair (hare) dresser".
Each week featured a different set of panelists.
Taping Location
New York City, NY