Game show TRUE memories

[SlideItEarl]

I remember an episode of To Tell the Truth from the 1970s that had a person behind the pseudonyms on The Hardy Boys and/or Nancy Drew books. I'm thinking it was Harriet Stratemeyer Adams, daughter of Stratemeyer Syndicate founder Edward Stratemeyer, who outlined a lot of the plots for ghostwriters to follow. She lived until 1982, so she could have appeared on the TTTT I'm thinking of. Can anyone narrow down this memory to the exact episode?

[Jamey Greek]

I remember at approximately two years old listening to Pat and Vanna do the fee plugs on Wheel.  And then I saw someone mention it on the old flashgames message board (of which I was a member of) years later. They indeed did them after Jack Clark died.  And IMO, they should have preserved Charlie O's voice on the Wheel episodes he worked on prior to his death and had Pat and Vanna do the Wheel Watchers stuff when he died.

[BrandonFG]

For years I thought I’d imagined a Wheel episode where the contestant won more than 100K in cash and prizes, and when they displayed the final total on the five-digit backdrop, Pat pulled out an index card with a “1” on it, and placed it to the left of the tote.

Someone confirmed that one up here a couple years ago.

[tpirfan28]

For years I thought I’d imagined a Wheel episode where the contestant won more than 100K in cash and prizes, and when they displayed the final total on the five-digit backdrop, Pat pulled out an index card with a “1” on it, and placed it to the left of the tote.

It's in the Pluto on-demand (and hopefully this link works).
Shunting slightly off-topic, was the plan for shopping in the CBS era and it was cut very late?  Those readouts have a blank spot up top that sure looks like it would fit "ON ACCOUNT".

[nowhammies10]

Shunting slightly off-topic, was the plan for shopping in the CBS era and it was cut very late?  Those readouts have a blank spot up top that sure looks like it would fit "ON ACCOUNT".

I've never heard anything either way; I just figured the "chevron" contestant backdrops were new faceplates on the old "sunburst" ones.

/which in turn probably used the same guts as the original "sparkly green" backdrops.

[BrandonFG]

For years I thought I’d imagined a Wheel episode where the contestant won more than 100K in cash and prizes, and when they displayed the final total on the five-digit backdrop, Pat pulled out an index card with a “1” on it, and placed it to the left of the tote.

It's in the Pluto on-demand (and hopefully this link works).
Shunting slightly off-topic, was the plan for shopping in the CBS era and it was cut very late?  Those readouts have a blank spot up top that sure looks like it would fit "ON ACCOUNT".

That worked. Thank you.