Herbert Stempel Death | Passed Away | Obituary
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R.I.P. Herbert Stempel, who may have led to a lot more scripted TV shows on television by exposing the game show industry’s excesses. (And I agree with him — who wouldn’t have known “Marty” was Best Picture, especially back then?)
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Herbert Stempel Tributes
Herbert Stempel, TV Quiz Show Whistleblower, Dies at 93 – U.S. News & World Report
Herbert Stempel, TV Quiz Show Whistleblower, Dies at 93 – U.S. News & World Report https://t.co/aWmfiMUHnt pic.twitter.com/IaEDKWVzNA
— Jessica Darby (@JDarby111) May 31, 2020
Farewell to Herbert Stempel, the contestant who uncovered (out of spite) the fixes (he also in the garlic) on the television Twenty-One. John Turturro interpreted it in QUIZ SHOW. Rest in peace.
Adiós a Herbert Stempel, concursante que destapó (por despecho) los amaños (él también en el ajo) en el televisivo Twenty-One. John Turturro lo interpretó en QUIZ SHOW.
Descanse en paz. pic.twitter.com/9NfZ8V2g1N— Fausto Fernández (@faustianovich) May 31, 2020
R.I.P. Herbert Milton STEMPEL (1926-2020), American television game show contestant and subsequent whistleblower. His rigged six-week appearance as a winning contestant on the 1950s show Twenty-One ended in an equally rigged defeat by teacher and literary scion Charles Van Doren.
R.I.P. Herbert Milton STEMPEL (1926-2020), American television game show contestant and subsequent whistleblower. His rigged six-week appearance as a winning contestant on the 1950s show Twenty-One ended in an equally rigged defeat by teacher and literary scion Charles Van Doren. pic.twitter.com/gXWPCX9GcB
— Kevin Hyam (@kevinhyam) May 31, 2020
