To Tell the Truth - "Human bomb"; Owner of Umpire School; PANEL: Dina Merrill (May 29, 1961)
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- PANEL: Tom Poston, Dina Merrill, Don Ameche, Kitty Carlisle
CONTESTANT #1: Gene Beene (Human bomb)
CONTESTANT #2: Alfred Siefke (Young fossil hunter)
CONTESTANT #3: Al Somers (Owner of a school for umpires)
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Kitty Carlisle has always been my favorite panelist. She is always classy towards her fellow panelists and sometimes has very kind words to say about the contestant. Thanks for the video.
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I'm surprised that Don Amechi disqualified himself for knowing a person on the panel who wasn't even the actual person who claimed to be the real person, because he had two other people to choose from who he didn't know.
Correct name is Alfred Siefker (1943-2018).
I love No. 1 contestant in the human bomb segment! 😅 I'd like to have known her.!
The human bomb was on What's My Line.
tom poston was brilliant.
25:00- "....take *ANACIN,* for incredibly FAST-FAST-FAST relief!"
In game # 1, it's no surprise all 3 panelists got the correct Gene Bean. All they had to do was notice how his name was spelled on the affidavit that they "followed along" as Bud read it.
Yeah I was disappointed to not be able to guess along during that one as I saw ahead of time how his name was spelled.
Perhaps the document had something like Jean/Gene.
@@karltiedemann9329 Possibly, but I doubt it.
@@karltiedemann9329 Eugenie and Eugenia are two names also that could be shortened to Gene.
I like Kitty's hair today.
Don Ameche disqualifies himself because he knew one of the impostors. I'm surprised that they didn't screen the people being considered as impostors to see if they knew anyone on the panel.
The 3 panelists were chosen and prepped well before the taping of the show they would be appearing on. So therefore the producers would not necessarily know who the 4 panelists would be on a particular night in the future.
Gene Beene was my great-uncle. We had no idea until recently as my mom was adopted and found her biological family only a few years ago. It is really neat to see him on here because he passed away before any of us could meet him. But, there's no denying that we're related because my mom, brothers, and I all have the same nose as him.
That is a nice story. I have enjoyed watching your uncle for many years.
@@michele.mia7741 thank you! Unfortunately he passed away a long time ago and we were never able to meet him.
Kitty Carlisle had the most infectious, full-bodied laugh... I LOVE it when she gets tickled about something and throws her head back.
With all the different sponsors, some sponsors may have had to shell out more money than others if their particular episode had fewer correct guesses. Or did Bud say that simply as a way to invoke the primary sponsor's name one more time where in reality the prize money was taken from a pot that was divided evenly among all the sponsors?
I KNEW the human bomb person sounded familiar, then when I heard her name, Jean Bean, I was like "DUH." I had to laugh "yesterday" when I heard the name on "What's My Line." (you don't get too many first and last names that rhymes lol)
This show did that before to (I remember a boy that was golf caddy), he was on this show, and "the day before" I saw him on "What's My Line." And I've been watching in the same year and pretty much the same dates. I just can't believe they wouldn't wait at LEAST a month before putting a person on another show
"Gene Bean" 🤣
Tom Poston is old fashioned
Old fashioned for 1961? I highly doubt that.
Man #3 in Game #1
Man #1 in Game #2
Man #3 in Game #3
What's so funny about spoiling it for somebody else?
In game 3, contestant 1 fooled me by stating correctly where MLB rubbing mud comes from.
I disqualified #1 because he had to look up somewhere to remember his name at the beginning of the round. Plus someone on the panel asked about the mud during a previous episode, so that would have been a subject that the impostors would have likely been coached on.
tom poston was brilliant.