These are my in laws that won the show. Thank you for sharing it with us! We talk about this all the time and I can’t wait to share with the whole family ❤
(24:12) 💁♀️Check out the Betty White 'Fantastik' commercial. I love seeing old commercials ... you often spot actors before they made it big or see big actors in their early years.😉
He look ed at his watch ; with his fingers stating 5 ....minutes .... and his fist pow ... ! They were such a lovely couple. Hope They are still together today ♥️♥️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🇬🇧
Omg look what I found this was my favorite show in the 80’s and now I find this one that aired on the year I was born 1968 with commercials and everything what a gem thanks for this 😊
Would you believe that the last two minutes of The Newlywed Game was disguised as talking chipmunks? They wanted to get the show over and done with--lol!
@@Malachishouse I think that the lady contestant on the Australian version of The Price Is Right had a tea kettle 😂 laugh.Ranks up there with this one.
I'm sure it was, if you were male, white and middle class. For the rest of us, maybe not so great. Though food portions were definitely a lot smaller, I remember my mom cutting a candy bar into little slices for my sister and I. We thought it was such a treat, and never thought about each getting only a half. Edit: I was 10 years old in 1968
I waited on Mr. Eubanks and his late wife years ago . What a cool guy ! TNG was a harder game to host because of its unpredictable answers and responses. Eubanks had to be very adept in going for the laughs or keeping the game moving . Not a strainght game show like some popular game shows of today but reminiscent of the Groucho Marx , half game half comedy type show .
I was 10 in '68' and probably watched this episode....not sure what happened to the quality of the video but I can assure you it looked much better on our 20 inch B&W Philco....even with Rabbit Ears covered in tin foil!!!......:>)
Whenever I watch old episodes of the NG, I can't help wondering three things: Are any of them dead (probably) 2. How many of them are still married? 3. Do the winners still have the grand prize? My husband and I played NG at a family function. We had been marred about 30 years and did terribly. I read a previous comment about a girl's inlaws being on the show. I don't know any couple who was on the NG, but the receptionist/secretary at the cosmetology school I attended had been on The Dating Game many, many years ago.
That was one of the last “Brought To You By” (B2UB) callouts in the history of game show openings. Money kept them from continuing with this habit so by 1970 it was believed to be the announcer telling us what the show’s name was, then directly moving on to introducing the host. Cigarette commercials would be dropped in 1971. Now you tube does the commercial breaks first on many songs or shows!
The couples were all funny. Couple #3 husband, i loved how he laughed at #2s answer. The tape went fast forward towards the end, but it was a pretty good show.
Wow. The year I was born. I was a little over 3 months old. A very young Bob Eubanks. As far as the couples....how old are they now(guessing 70-80'ish)? Both still alive? If so, are they still married?? Blast from the distant past. Thank you so much for posting! Edit: So appreciative that I went ahead and sub'ed.
22:33 to 22:57 You had to say that on Nationals Tv? poor guy is so Embarrassed Divorce court Tomorrow 2023 now bet still has not stopped his Favoret past time
The male in couple #1 looked like he was going to hit his wife for mentioning his hair piece. He kept on making a fist and looking at her. Not funny at all.
Perhaps you're being tongue-in-cheek, but Barris was never in the CIA; all that was just a product of his fertile imagination. The original daytime "Newlywed Game" aired on ABC from 1966-1974; the prime time version, which this show is from, was on ABC from 1967 to 1971. It aired on Saturday nights with "The Dating Game" during most of its evening run.
@@kevinfitzmaurice4072 Yes, I’ve heard those rumors about Barris and the CIA. When the Newlywed Game first aired I was a kid and I was more interested in my ABC’s rather than CIA’s. Lol 👍🏽
@@sueyardley7489nope ... Dad was married with 8 children. Still served in Nam. Marital status was not a factor. They might have already served or their number just hadn't been called up yet.
@@mregister3945 But I remember people getting married to avoid the draft...marrying someone just to be married, not because they actually were a couple? Was that a myth?
@@sueyardley7489 Sounds like a myth. I knew many married men who were drafted. College was a means of avoiding the draft though. EDIT: I just looked this up. Apparently, up until 26 AUG 1965, there was a marriage exemption. On 26 AUG 1965, President Johnson signed an Executive Order ending the married exemption for the draft. Males married after 26 AUG 1965 were no longer exempt. Thank you for your posts ... I learned something new. 😉😊
Bob Eubanks why do you ask the husband five points question about the wife bras on the new wedding game Why do the wife go two a sound profroom. On the new wedding game
These are my in laws that won the show. Thank you for sharing it with us! We talk about this all the time and I can’t wait to share with the whole family ❤
How fun!
She was gorgeous !!
The winning bride is/was so pretty. She smiles all the time. Congratulations.
They looked like a very nice couple. 😊
Is she of Irish descent?
The early shows are the best. Love the old school commercials ❤❤❤
The commercials are almost as entertaining as the show! Shows how far technology has come in the last 50 years!
...but idiots are still smoking.....
(24:12) 💁♀️Check out the Betty White 'Fantastik' commercial.
I love seeing old commercials ... you often spot actors before they made it big or see big actors in their early years.😉
Never a DULL MOMENT ON " The Newlywed Game " ... Thank you, Mr. Bob Eubanks , BRILLIANT !!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🇬🇧
I love the look on Henry's face when his wife revealed that he wears a hairpice.
Priceless!
Yeah, I bet they are divorced... typical
And the Military guy was a NARACIST jerk too
He looked like he was going to hit her! I wonder if they stayed married?
He look ed at his watch ; with his fingers stating 5 ....minutes .... and his fist pow ... ! They were such a lovely couple. Hope They are still together today ♥️♥️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🇬🇧
They were the Jeffersons BEFORE the Jeffersons. They were great.
Love all the oldies ..the are so shy in those games👌
it started with the black guy's hair piece, then the next guy's foot fetish, then the next guy's reaction. By far the funniest episode I can remember
The guys laughing about the foot fetish was hilarious!
This show was so much fun! We rarely missed it back in the 1960s. What happened at the end there, I thought I was on an LSD trip! 😜
I actually find the “You can always expect the unexpected on The Newlywed Game” better than “Here come the Newlyweds”.
Anybody else notice that was Betty White (RIP) in the Fantastik commercial?? LOL xx
I’m so glad they won, what a cute couple , hopefully they remained married
Couple number one was darling too!!! Her husband was hilarious!
Omg look what I found this was my favorite show in the 80’s and now I find this one that aired on the year I was born 1968 with commercials and everything what a gem thanks for this 😊
Now here's something you don't see everyday. Commercials for Raleigh and Bel Air cigarettes!
I think they ought to take it off television. It looks too goooooood! - Jerry Reed
Would you believe that the last two minutes of The Newlywed Game was disguised as talking chipmunks? They wanted to get the show over and done with--lol!
I couldn’t stop laughing. They were all funny!
19:50 His least favorite show was Gomer Pyle.
Surprise. Surprise. Surprise
Oh lol😁🤣👍
Even though the ending is a little messed up, this is great. We always watched this when I was younger.
Henry and Darlene were my favorite. They are so cute...
Sept 21 1968 was my 14 Birthday!
Cannot believe the size of Shirley's hair.
The opening montage is a riot! The lady and her laugh is a classic!
Should be the nose husband mimics. She sounds like a goose or something
@@Malachishouse I think that the lady contestant on the Australian version of The Price Is Right had a tea kettle 😂 laugh.Ranks up there with this one.
That ending though ! 👍😀
This was hilarious Henry was priceless.A guy who loves feet is not a bad thing lol
These are great!!!!!
MeTV needs at least the 70s version of the Newlywed Game, or even better the 60s. The late 90s on Buzzr, IMO, just doesn’t cut it.
Loved Henry and Darlene.
A true Newlywed Game classic from 1968, great game show!!
Shirley rocking the beehive. Kate Pierson is green with envy somewhere.
Just. Thank you! ❤
I was 12 years old in 1968. People were thin, TV was better and life was good
I'm sure it was, if you were male, white and middle class. For the rest of us, maybe not so great. Though food portions were definitely a lot smaller, I remember my mom cutting a candy bar into little slices for my sister and I. We thought it was such a treat, and never thought about each getting only a half.
Edit: I was 10 years old in 1968
@@gramethyst2920 I was white and poor. My parents split up.
Yes, it definitely was!!
I was 13
It's great that younger generation can see how ppl really did get along, life seemed easy back then
I waited on Mr. Eubanks and his late wife years ago . What a cool guy ! TNG was a harder game to host because of its unpredictable answers and responses. Eubanks had to be very adept in going for the laughs or keeping the game moving . Not a strainght game show like some popular game shows of today but reminiscent of the Groucho Marx , half game half comedy type show .
Aired just a few days after I was born....
ABC Primetime Air Date: Saturday September 21, 1968
Aww, Henry says,”I try to”
I love the fourth couple. They keeping it real. Couple one is too cute.
Barbara is beautiful
Yes, with her bright, beautiful smile, little turned up nose, pretty eyes, and pleasant, happy attitude!
I was 10 in '68' and probably watched this episode....not sure what happened to the quality of the video but I can assure you it looked much better on our 20 inch B&W Philco....even with Rabbit Ears covered in tin foil!!!......:>)
Imagine! A CIGARETTE commercial!
6:15- Wink Martindale, announcer
Lovely couples. Wife number 3 sure has that "60's look".
I was 2 years old in 1968
There were women with higher hairdos than these ladies…but not many! 😂
This is a funny show to watch
Hilarious episode!😂😂
Last 1 n half to 2mins of recording sounded like it was on 78rpm stereo!! WTH??? 😣
Ha! Old tapes sometimes get stuck and play slow causing these kinds of issues. Makes a cool sound.
Wow! This was on TV when my daughter was just 9 months old! I lost her to COVID. 😢
I'm so sorry for your loss.
Gee! Thanks JOE BIDEN!!!!
😢 My sympathy in your loss.
I’m so sorry for your great loss.😢
But when he says hurry up please drives me nuts.
LOLOLOL 🤣👍Such a funny bunch of couples!!
I want to see that episode that was part of a clip in the beginning when the woman couldn’t stop laughing about the impression her husband does
I was thinking that the impression he does is of her, laughing!
Whenever I watch old episodes of the NG, I can't help wondering three things: Are any of them dead (probably) 2. How many of them are still married? 3. Do the winners still have the grand prize? My husband and I played NG at a family function. We had been marred about 30 years and did terribly. I read a previous comment about a girl's inlaws being on the show. I don't know any couple who was on the NG, but the receptionist/secretary at the cosmetology school I attended had been on The Dating Game many, many years ago.
6:16 - Does that sound like Wink Martindale doing a voiceover for Raleigh/BelAir cigarettes?
That was one of the last “Brought To You By” (B2UB) callouts in the history of game show openings. Money kept them from continuing with this habit so by 1970 it was believed to be the announcer telling us what the show’s name was, then directly moving on to introducing the host. Cigarette commercials would be dropped in 1971. Now you tube does the commercial breaks first on many songs or shows!
@@martinfelsenfeld6012 The last televised commercial ever to known to have existed was from Virginia Slims from New Year's Day 1971.
They dress sharper than the shows in the '70s.
The couples were all funny. Couple #3 husband, i loved how he laughed at #2s answer. The tape went fast forward towards the end, but it was a pretty good show.
Enjoyed this so much! Hard to believe back then they were advertising cigarettes. Lol Just hate that the end of the video messed up. :(
I love Henry
Henry and his wife are adorable and gorgeous too. What a sexy couple and lots of fun I bet.
Anyone else go and see what Peyton place is all about?!🤷🏾♀️
My 14 Birthday 🎉
he's watching the brothers , somewhere eles 😅😂 thats why he is'nt home lmao.
Bon Eubanks looks very young.
He was only around 28 or 29 years old back then
Who is Bon?
I can't stop laughing. Especially at the secrets the wives revealed about their hubbies.
Eubanks was doing DJing five a days a week and concert promotions addition to this show.
That ad said try fantastic on your baby 😂
Commercials are great, can't believe Rubbermaid,friskies,rolaids,cigarettes,palmolive,carnation milk
Bob’s face is a picture.
Wow. The year I was born. I was a little over 3 months old. A very young Bob Eubanks. As far as the couples....how old are they now(guessing 70-80'ish)? Both still alive? If so, are they still married?? Blast from the distant past. Thank you so much for posting! Edit: So appreciative that I went ahead and sub'ed.
tobacco ads...............wow, that's old.
Where's the weirdest place you made Whoopie?😅
Great episode until Alvin and the Chipmunks ruined it. LOL
24:12- Betty White, announcer
What happened to the end?
Tracking issue. Some of my tapes are very old and don’t play back perfectly anymore.
@@TheWOCArchive Thank you!
@@TheWOCArchive It's really awesome that you've uploaded it anyway! Thank you for taking the time to do this!
@@TheWOCArchive Daytime or Primetime
What the heck happened to the audio
it's from an old VHS tape. They don't always hold up.
Where are they now.
Got 2 dry off from the top-down. If you start at the bottom. AND Go up. End up with BUT FACE. William s
I was eight years old!
Couple #4 ... such a loving husband! 🙄😒
number 2 the wife is so pretty
Are they still married! Some of them are still living today in 2023? Probably some of them are in their 80s God willing.
22:33 to 22:57 You had to say that on Nationals Tv? poor guy is so Embarrassed Divorce court Tomorrow
2023 now bet still has not stopped his Favoret past time
The male in couple #1 looked like he was going to hit his wife for mentioning his hair piece. He kept on making a fist and looking at her. Not funny at all.
He was joking. That's the kind of couple that make fun of each other. She was clearly laughing too
Omg chill ! He was joking with her !I would know what an abusive husband is ! I was in one And this guy doesn't fit that
He was like 30 here
I didn’t realize the Newlywed Game went back this far.
Chuck Barris was working for the CIA in the 60s, so it makes sense that the shows were happening then as a cover.
Perhaps you're being tongue-in-cheek, but Barris was never in the CIA; all that was just a product of his fertile imagination.
The original daytime "Newlywed Game" aired on ABC from 1966-1974; the prime time version, which this show is from, was on ABC from 1967 to 1971. It aired on Saturday nights with "The Dating Game" during most of its evening run.
@@kevinfitzmaurice4072 Yes, I’ve heard those rumors about Barris and the CIA. When the Newlywed Game first aired I was a kid and I was more interested in my ABC’s rather than CIA’s. Lol
👍🏽
Why aren't these men in Vietnam?
Probably because they're married. That helped them avoid the draft I think.
@@sueyardley7489nope ... Dad was married with 8 children. Still served in Nam. Marital status was not a factor.
They might have already served or their number just hadn't been called up yet.
@@mregister3945 But I remember people getting married to avoid the draft...marrying someone just to be married, not because they actually were a couple? Was that a myth?
@@sueyardley7489 Sounds like a myth. I knew many married men who were drafted. College was a means of avoiding the draft though.
EDIT: I just looked this up. Apparently, up until 26 AUG 1965, there was a marriage exemption. On 26 AUG 1965, President Johnson signed an Executive Order ending the married exemption for the draft. Males married after 26 AUG 1965 were no longer exempt.
Thank you for your posts ... I learned something new. 😉😊
@@mregister3945 Me too! Cheers!
10:07 Sounds like Caril Fugate.
I can't believe that question about the wife being dropped on her head as a baby. Wow. And it was just considered normal and funny?
These particular couples have lots of problems
Too much bickering!!!!
I agree. Henry insinuating that he’d like to beat up his wife wasn’t funny. Even if he did it in a “joking” way, he looked half serious.
@@jennywatson7813oh please 😂. You'd be laughing if it was the opposite
@@ninamonarca531 couples bicker. Couples make fun of each other have strong bonds
number 3 wife pretty too
Life Was much better. People respected each other, and believed in God. TV now is trashy...
no one clapped for bob
FF through the show but the commercials can stay lol
Bob Eubanks why do you ask the husband five points question about the wife bras on the new wedding game Why do the wife go two a sound profroom. On the new wedding game
25:30 I've been waiting almost 50 years for my first LSD 'flashback!!!!...I really expected it to be more enjoyable....oh well.....
😂🤣😵💫😉😂😂😂
Obviously,only one of those guys had any idea what the body's normal temperature actually is......:>)
11:09 Somebody gonna get an azz whoopin tonite!!!!.....
5:54 Thats the brand I smoked back in '68'.......of course I was only 10 so I stole them.....