| Display title | Winky Dink |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | One of the first (pseudo-)interactive TV programs for children, Winky Dink and You was produced in the 1950s for CBS. Its host, Jack Barry, would become more famous for his quiz shows, including 21 and The Joker's Wild. Dayton Allen played Barry's sidekick, Mr. Bungle. |
