 ignoring details such as that Hahn, on the advice of her rabbi, had brought her daughter into a magistrate's court as a delinquent, and that before the episode was broadcast, Hahn's husband had sued her for divorce.  Virginia Graham, in her autobiography, noted that the show had been characterized as a maudlin invasion of privacy.

Reruns and revivals
In the late 1980s, Edwards made many episodes that featured celebrities available for re-broadcasting:  American Movie Classics aired them for several years, accompanying them with "screenings of movies from studio-era Hollywood."

Edwards revived the series twice in syndication, the first with Edwards again as host and in 1983 with Joseph Campanella. Both failed to capture the magic of the original series, mostly due to the series being filmed or taped and, in the case of the 1971–72 version, some stations that aired it gave away the surprise elements in ads and promos for the show. During the late 1980s, Ralph Edwards hosted a few single prime time network airings of This Is Your Life, most memorably an episode featuring Betty White and Dick Van Dyke. Pat Sajak hosted an episode in November 1993 on NBC where Roy Scheider and Kathie Lee Gifford were the honorees, and Ralph Edwards made a cameo at the beginning, and appeared again when Kathie's work as a singer on the 70s version of Name that Tune, which Edwards produced, was mentioned.

In November 2005, ABC announced that it was developing a new version of the show, to be hosted by Regis Philbin. Coincidentally, the show's creator, Ralph Edwards, died not long after the announcement was made. In August 2006, Philbin decided not to renew his contract with the show (he was committed to hosting America's Got Talent on NBC). ABC announced it was considering moving forward with another host in 2006 but this never came to fruition.

In October 2008, Survivor producer Mark Burnett signed a deal with Ralph Edwards Productions to produce an updated version. This also did not come to fruition.

International versions
International adaptations of the show include:
 Australia – This Is Your Life (1975–1980, 1995–2005, 2008, 2011)
 Chile –  (1965)
 Denmark –  (1983–1985, 1987, 1991, 1997–2000, 2011–2014)
 France –  ("This
ignoring details such as that Hahn, on the advice of her rabbi, had brought her daughter into a magistrate's court as a delinquent, and that before the sequence was air, Hahn's husband had sued her for divorce.   Virginia Graham, in her autobiography, noted that the display had been characterize as a maudlin invasion of privacy. 

 Reruns and revival 
 In the former 1980s, Edwards make many episodes that featured fame available for re - broadcasting:   American Movie Classics vent them for respective years, accompanying them with " cover of movies from studio - earned run average Hollywood. " 

 Edwards revived the series twice in syndication, the beginning with Edwards again as host and in 1983 with Joseph Campanella. Both failed to get the magic of the original serial, mostly ascribable to the series being filmed or taped and, in the case of the 1971–72 translation, some stations that aired it gave away the surprise elements in ads and promos for the display. During the late 1980s, Ralph Edwards hosted a few single prime time network airings of This Is Your Life, most memorably an sequence have Betty White and Dick Van Dyke. Pat Sajak hosted an sequence in November 1993 on NBC where Roy Scheider and Kathie Lee Gifford were the honoree, and Ralph Edwards made a cameo at the beginning, and appeared again when Kathie's work as a singer on the 70s interpretation of Name that Tune, which Edwards produced, was mentioned. 

 In November 2005, ABC announced that it was developing a newfangled version of the show, to be hosted by Regis Philbin. Coincidentally, the show's creator, Ralph Edwards, died not long after the announcement was make. In August 2006, Philbin decided not to renew his contract with the show (he was committed to host America's Got Talent on NBC). ABC announced it was consider move forward with another host in 2006 but this never came to realization. 

 In October 2008, Survivor producer Mark Burnett signed a deal with Ralph Edwards Productions to produce an updated version. This also did not come to fruition. 

 external versions 
 International adaptations of the show include: 
  Australia – This Is Your animation (1975–1980, 1995–2005, 2008, 2011) 
  Chile –   (1965) 
  Denmark –   (1983–1985, 1987, 1991, 1997–2000, 2011–2014) 
  France –   (" This
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Internationel verfions
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 Australia – This Js Yous Liff (1975–1980, 1995–2005, 2008, 2011)
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iN noveMbEr 2005, ABC anNouNced thaT it Was DevEloPiNg a new verSion of thE sHoW, tO bE hoSted bY regis PhiLbIn. COiNciDentaLLy, the sHow's cReatOr, raLPh EDwards, dIEd NOT lonG aFtEr thE anNoUncemEnt wAS maDe. In AugUst 2006, PhilbiN deCIded NoT tO renew hIs contract witH tHe show (he waS cOmmItted tO HOsting AmErica's Got Talent on NBC). ABC ANnounceD it Was coNsidEring moviNg fOrward WitH AnotheR host iN 2006 but tHiS neVER came TO FrUitIoN.

In October 2008, sURviVor prOdUcer mark BurNett signed a deal witH ralPh Edwards ProdUctIons TO PrOduCE aN UpdAtED veRSIon. This also did nOt come to frUiTIoN.

InternatiONal VeRsions
INternatIonal ADaptatiOns of the sHow includE:
 AUstrALIa – THis Is Your LIfe (1975–1980, 1995–2005, 2008, 2011)
 Chile –  (1965)
 denmark –  (1983–1985, 1987, 1991, 1997–2000, 2011–2014)
 FrANce –  ("ThIS
 ignoring details such asthat Hahn,  on t headv ic e of  her  rabbi, had br o ught  her daughter into a m agist ra t e'sc ou rt as  a deli n qu e n t,an dtha tb ef ore t heepisode  was broad cas t,  Hahn's husb a nd  had suedher  for divorce . Virgin ia  Gr a ham,inher a utobio g raphy,  noted th at the sh o w had b e e nchar acterized as a ma u dl i n invasion ofprivac y. 
R e r uns  an d revivals 
I n the late 19 8 0s , E dwa r ds made manyepisodes th a t f eature dcel e britie s ava il a ble  for re-bro adca sting:  A merica n  MovieC lassics  aired  th emfors ev er alye a rs, ac com p any ing them  w it h "sc reen i n g s  ofmov iesfromstudio-era Ho lly wood . "
Edwar ds re vive dthe s eriestwice  i n syndication,thefirst wit h E dw ard sagain as hos t a ndin 1983  with J o sep hC a m pa nella. Both failed  t o ca pture th e magi c  o ft he origi na l s erie s ,  most ly d u eto the s eriesb ei ng  filmed  o r tape dand , i n the case  of th e 1971–7 2 ver s ion, some stat i ons that aire d  i t ga v e aw aythe surpris e el e ment s in ad s a n d pro mos f or th e  show. During the l at e 1980 s, Ra lph Edwards h osted a fe w s ingle pr imet im e  network airin gs of  This Is Y o ur Life,  most  memorab ly an epi s o de featu rin g B ett y W h i te  and Dick Van D yke.  P at Saja k h osted a n e pis ode  in  N ovember 1 993 on N BC  w he re  Ro y Sch e ider and  K ath ie  Le e Gif f ord we re th e ho no re e s,and Ral p hE d ward sma de a  ca me o attheb egi nning,and appea red agai nwh en Kath ie's work asasinger onth e 7 0s ver s i on of Na me that Tune, which Edw a rds pro duc ed, w as m entioned. 

I n Nove mbe r  2005,  ABC a nnoun ce d t h a t itw a sdev el oping a ne w ver sionof  the  show,to be hosted by Re g isPhilbin. Coin cid enta l l y,  th e  s h ow' sc rea t o r, Ralph Edward s, died no tl on g after th e  an no uncemen t was m ade.I n Augus t 2006, P hilbin de ci dedn o t t o renew hi s contra ct with t h e sho w  ( he wa s c ommitt ed  to  host ing Am e ric a's G ot Tal en t on N BC).AB C announ ced it was consideringmoving  forw ard  with ano the r  ho st in 200 6 bu t this nev ercam e tofru i tion. 

In Oc tob e r 200 8, S u rvivor pr o du cer M ar k Burnett s i g n eda dea l w i th Ral ph E dwards Production s  to produce an  upd a t edver s ion.  T his also did n otco m e  to frui ti on.

Intern ationalve r sions 
Inter nation al adap t a ti o ns ofthesho w include :
Au s tralia–Th i s Is Y ourLi fe (19 75–198 0 , 19 9 5 –2005, 2008, 201 1)
 C h i le –(19 65)
De nmark –  (19 83–1985, 1 987, 1991,1997–2 000,  2011 –2014) F rance– (" This
 ignoring_details such_as that Hahn, on_the advice_of_her rabbi,_had_brought her daughter_into a magistrate's_court as a delinquent,_and that before_the_episode was broadcast, Hahn's husband had sued her for divorce.  Virginia Graham, in_her_autobiography, noted_that_the_show had been characterized as_a maudlin invasion of privacy.

Reruns_and revivals
In_the late 1980s, Edwards made many episodes that_featured_celebrities available for_re-broadcasting:  American Movie Classics aired them for several_years, accompanying them with "screenings of_movies from studio-era_Hollywood."

Edwards_revived_the series twice in_syndication, the first with Edwards again_as host and in 1983 with_Joseph Campanella. Both failed to capture the_magic of the original series, mostly_due to the series being_filmed or_taped and, in the case_of the 1971–72_version, some_stations that aired_it gave away the surprise elements_in ads and_promos for the show. During the_late_1980s, Ralph Edwards_hosted_a_few single_prime time network_airings_of This_Is_Your Life, most memorably an episode_featuring_Betty White and Dick Van Dyke. Pat_Sajak hosted an episode_in_November 1993 on NBC_where Roy Scheider and Kathie_Lee Gifford were the honorees, and_Ralph Edwards_made a_cameo at the beginning, and appeared again when Kathie's work as_a singer on the 70s version_of Name that Tune,_which Edwards_produced,_was mentioned.

In November_2005,_ABC announced_that it was developing a new version_of the_show, to be hosted by Regis_Philbin. Coincidentally, the show's_creator,_Ralph Edwards, died not long after_the announcement was made. In August_2006, Philbin decided not to_renew_his_contract with the show (he_was committed to hosting America's Got_Talent on NBC)._ABC announced it was considering moving forward_with_another host in 2006 but this_never_came to fruition.

In October 2008, Survivor_producer_Mark_Burnett signed a deal with_Ralph Edwards Productions to produce an_updated version. This also did not come to fruition.

International_versions
International adaptations of_the show include:
 Australia –_This_Is_Your Life (1975–1980, 1995–2005, 2008, 2011)
 Chile –  (1965)
_Denmark –_ (1983–1985, 1987,_1991, 1997–2000, 2011–2014)
 France –  ("This