The 1970 cuts were preceded in 1967, for similar reasons of viewer demographics, when CBS ordered cancellation of its remaining panel game shows, "What's My Line?", "I've Got a Secret", and "To Tell the Truth"; the latter continued in daytime for another year. These programs were still extremely profitable (mainly because of their low budgets, and thus they would all be revived in syndication within a few years) but performed poorly in demographics. The network attempted to incorporate more urban programming, including the innovative sitcom "He & She" in the 1967 season, but a clash with that show's lead-in ("Green Acres") led to its cancellation. "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour", likewise an innovative and far more successful program that appealed to a younger audience, also debuted in 1967.