| Host | |
| Bob Kennedy | |
| Announcer | |
| Dirk Fredericks | |
| Judge | |
| Professor William Wood (professor of journalism at Columbia University) | |
| Broadcast | |
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| Packager | |
| Wolf Productions | |
Window Shopping was a short-lived game show in which contestants attempted to give information based on memory.
Gameplay[]
Three contestants were given a 15-second look at a photo from which they had to later give facts. The players accrued points by remembering details that constituted new information. The game continued until only one player remained.
The winner would glance at a window full of merchandise for as many seconds as he/she piled up points and would win what they could accurately describe in the window. If one of the items they described was in a pre-selected envelope, all of the prizes would be won.
Merchandise[]
A board game was released by Lowell in 1962.
Studio[]
Little Theater, New York City, NY
Tickets[]
April 11, 1962
June 27, 1962