Grover was quite a character. He served on the board of the American Numismatic Association for 22 years - and had a term as its president. Thanks for uploading these shows. They are absolute classics.
It was great to see Betty White again. In game #2, did you notice towards the end of the game that contestant #2 was looking over at contestant #3 ( who turned out to be the real bullfighter) and #3 was looking back at #2 and smiling? I thought that was the giveaway that #3 was the lady bullfighter. Thanks for the video.
OMG poor Betty's face just dropped when the bullfighting topic was announced! Especially when they described the kill. One even referred to it as an "art." I'm on Betty's side! Her self control was admirable.
When Betty White started asking them all..."why????"...i was like uh oh...here we go. But no....she was...and still is!!!!...a class act! She knows that you ALWAYS behave like a lady. She is awesome. 😍
I have to agree with the panelists who praise the work of Willie Stein, the apparent coordinator who preps the challengers. I've heard panelists mention his name in the past, too. These guests are consistently so well prepared, it's truly amazing. His work manages to fool me every time too! I tip my cap to Mr. Stein.
A female bullfighter named Patricia McCormick? Well, in the episode from Feb 26, 1957 there's a female bullfighter named Jan Welles, and one of the two imposters is named Patricia McCormick.
I actually met this lady in the late 1950s. Helped her work out using the wheeled "bull" This was in Ecuador. Never did see her fight. Did see Domanguin and Antonio Ordoñez!!
i love watching these thanks for posting once again😁 It's nice to see historically Before our foods & lifestyles started changing here in America the majority of folks seemed to have a different kind of look about them= HEaLtHY!
I love this show. I got two right but missed the third. I guessed the bullfighter because she most resembled the prolific women’s wrestling champion, the Fabulous Moolah. I thought the bullfighter should be as tough as Moolah herself.
When he said that St Pete Beach is about ten miles from St. Pete, I had to think about that. Maybe from downtown St. Pete. I take I 275 south and turn right before the Sky Walk Bridge(?). It's been awhile since I've been there.
Love Pat Carroll...remember her from the Danny Thomas Show and other appearances. I'm going to have to stop voting for the best answers. it only paid off in one game.
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They called bullfighting “professional.” It’s such a brutal, ugly, so-called sport. Number two in the last group with the confederate money was great with his southern drawl. I wonder if he ever did any acting. “It must be southern Alaska.”Hilarious!
Bullfighting on the show again (or am I thinking of What's my Line which I watch on alternate days), regardless, it's a terrible sport. Animals suffer enough being raised and killed for food but killing them slowly for entertainment is cruel and barbaric and should be illegal worldwide. The countries of Spain and Portugal need a TOUGH leader who will 'grab the bull by the horns' and put a stop to this sickening horror. KN. UK. 5.20
I'm almost done with watching this show. They have some of the most interesting contestants, but the panel asks the stupidest questions. The only interesting question in game #1 would have been to ask about WHAT they found; what life did they see.
Can't be the same guy, really. The guy who did the narration on "Batman" was the show's producer, William Dozier. He wasn't an announcer at all, he just did the narrations because he couldn't find anyone else with the sort of voice he was looking for.
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Marilyn and Arthur were divorced in January, so it's certainly probable he was correct & not making up a lie someone on the panel might easily know to be false.
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Grover was quite a character. He served on the board of the American Numismatic Association for 22 years - and had a term as its president. Thanks for uploading these shows. They are absolute classics.
It was great to see Betty White again. In game #2, did you notice towards the end of the game that contestant #2 was looking over at contestant #3 ( who turned out to be the real bullfighter) and #3 was looking back at #2 and smiling? I thought that was the giveaway that #3 was the lady bullfighter. Thanks for the video.
OMG poor Betty's face just dropped when the bullfighting topic was announced! Especially when they described the kill. One even referred to it as an "art." I'm on Betty's side!
Her self control was admirable.
The ending of this episode was very good
When Betty White started asking them all..."why????"...i was like uh oh...here we go. But no....she was...and still is!!!!...a class act! She knows that you ALWAYS behave like a lady. She is awesome. 😍
I prefer to think of her acting like a human....a human with compassion for living things.
I find it interesting that the panel and audience find the occupations of the "other" contestants always so funny.
Betty White was very calm and polite despite her well known love of animals, and hatred of Bull Fighting.
Joe Postove i
Barbaric "sport".
Although I didn't like watching the bullfighting I met Pat McCormick when we were living in Quito, Ecuador, and watched her practice.
I like how she said she'd lost her when they described the kill. I'm with her. I hate bull fighting with a passion.
I have to agree with the panelists who praise the work of Willie Stein, the apparent coordinator who preps the challengers. I've heard panelists mention his name in the past, too. These guests are consistently so well prepared, it's truly amazing. His work manages to fool me every time too! I tip my cap to Mr. Stein.
A female bullfighter named Patricia McCormick?
Well, in the episode from Feb 26, 1957 there's a female bullfighter named Jan Welles, and one of the two imposters is named Patricia McCormick.
I actually met this lady in the late 1950s. Helped her work out using the wheeled "bull" This was in Ecuador. Never did see her fight. Did see Domanguin and Antonio Ordoñez!!
Willie Stein must be the guy who briefs the imposters.
i love watching these thanks for posting once again😁 It's nice to see historically Before our foods & lifestyles started changing here in America the majority of folks seemed to have a different kind of look about them= HEaLtHY!
Glad you're enjoying the videos-- it's good be able to return to posting them again!
Man #1 in Game #1
Lady #3 in Game #2
Man #3 in Game #3
Don Ameche appeared on an episode The Golden Girls as Rose's (Betty White) biological father.
@Mark Richardson STOOOOPP
I just Googled it and it said Don Ameche played a Catholic Monk
@@kristabrewer9363 That's because Rose's father was a monk.
Its a good thing they didn't have a singer on this episode with Ursula on the panel.
Ursula who ?
Pat Carroll was Ursula in The Little Mermaid.
@@zefallafez
R.I.P. Pat Carroll
the last one was the best
I love this show. I got two right but missed the third. I guessed the bullfighter because she most resembled the prolific women’s wrestling champion, the Fabulous Moolah. I thought the bullfighter should be as tough as Moolah herself.
When he said that St Pete Beach is about ten miles from St. Pete, I had to think about that. Maybe from downtown St. Pete. I take I 275 south and turn right before the Sky Walk Bridge(?). It's been awhile since I've been there.
Loved Pat Caroll's strategy.
She was a good panelist.
Pat Carroll is alive and 89 years old!
Ok. Now what ?
R.I.P. Pat Carroll
One of the voices at the end may be familiar to you. "Pete" was played by Harry Morgan, later of "M*A*S*H" and "Dragnet".
No shit, Sherlock
Pat Carroll is such a darling ❤❤❤
Love Pat Carroll...remember her from the Danny Thomas Show and other appearances.
I'm going to have to stop voting for the best answers. it only paid off in one game.
Pat! = she is so funny and unique and still with us
R.I.P. Pat Carroll
The Confederate money collector was on What's My Line.
Oh , Tom , you can't say that on TV !!!!
That announcer of batman was William dozier not johnny olson
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Buddy's needs to touch up that dye in his hair !!!!
Did Alaska question?
June 29, 2021
Care to answer my riddle.
just watched the Golden Girls where Don is Betty's real father.
I just Googled it and it said Don Ameche played a a Catholic monk
@@kristabrewer9363 and Rose's father.
@@kristabrewer9363 A monk who was Rose's father. You may shut up now.
They called bullfighting “professional.” It’s such a brutal, ugly, so-called sport.
Number two in the last group with the confederate money was great with his southern drawl. I wonder if he ever did any acting.
“It must be southern Alaska.”Hilarious!
Bullfighting on the show again (or am I thinking of What's my Line which I watch on alternate days),
regardless, it's a terrible sport. Animals suffer enough being raised and killed for food but killing them slowly for entertainment is cruel and barbaric and should be illegal worldwide. The countries of Spain and Portugal need a TOUGH leader who will 'grab the bull by the horns' and put a stop to this sickening horror.
KN. UK. 5.20
I'm almost done with watching this show. They have some of the most interesting contestants, but the panel asks the stupidest questions. The only interesting question in game #1 would have been to ask about WHAT they found; what life did they see.
The announcer's voice is the same guy who voiced the Batman Tv series same bat time same bat channel I'm sure that is the same voice
Can't be the same guy, really. The guy who did the narration on "Batman" was the show's producer, William Dozier. He wasn't an announcer at all, he just did the narrations because he couldn't find anyone else with the sort of voice he was looking for.
Fans of Betty White (and who isn't?) might want to check out this playlist of all the eps of WML and TTTT she appeared on. All her WML shows are already posted, but there are new TTTT shows being added all the time!
th-cam.com/play/PLqsaqh5sqUxprN4spg9FDonrj8RVa8udE.html
Welcome Joe & Marilyn in '61,was she cheating on Artie ?
Marilyn and Arthur were divorced in January, so it's certainly probable he was correct & not making up a lie someone on the panel might easily know to be false.
Pat is nearly as annoying as Peggy
Peggy's voice is annoying but she's still not nearly as annoying at Polly was
@@kristabrewer9363 Re annoying: agreed! Pollywolly was always stammering, posing, wasting time "appearing stupid," but she sure could sing!