Is What's My Line? coming back?

The show 'What's My Line?' ended on September 3, 1967, after its final episode aired on CBS. It was the longest-running U.S. primetime network television game show, having originally premiered on February 2, 1950. The series featured a panel of celebrity guests who questioned contestants to determine their occupations, creating a unique blend of mystery and entertainment that captivated audiences for nearly two decades.

'What's My Line?' was a game show that combined elements of guessing and interview, where celebrity panelists tried to identify the jobs of ordinary people or performers based on their responses to questions. The show was known for its simple format, engaging panelists, and the suspense of uncovering the contestants' occupations. It was a staple of American television during the 1950s and 1960s, contributing to the popularity of panel game shows during that era.

The cast included notable panelists such as Steve Allen, Dorothy Kilgallen, Bennett Cerf, and Arlene Francis. The show was hosted by John Daly and had a runtime of 30 minutes per episode. Since the show has ended, there are no upcoming episodes or seasons planned, and it remains a classic example of early television game shows.