Extremely sad that all of these exquisite people are all gone, and no one could ever replace any one of them in terms of talent ,beauty, personality, and charisma.
At the time this show aired, I has yet to be born. I had exactly 1 month and 12 days to go until the day of my birth, on February 22, 1965! I wish I the Lord would turn back time so I could go back to the days when I was little again, how I miss those days gone by......
This was a very fun episode, if only for the sake of seeing the cross-show camaraderie of the panelists and hosts! Everyone seemed like such good friends, and it made the gameplay that much more delightful to watch :)
Tom Poston was one of comedians on the Steve Allen Show also with Louis Nye, and, I think, it was Don Knotts. oh yeah, he was the totally nervous guy :}
Mr. Poston was awarded an Emmy for best supporting actor on Allen.He appeared in many Broadway shows, and did dozens of plays across the country for decades. He was a regular in ten television series most prominently,"Newhart". Tom did fifteen films,several movies of the week, and over fifty television guest spots.Prior to his move to Hollywood, he lived in Manhatten's exquisite Osborne, 205 West 57th while doing plays, TTTT, and with his NASD became a Wall Street broker.The most intelligent person I ever met!
@@harveyslater1743 i had no idea he worked that much. he certainly was quite an actor and came across a wonderful person. Are you an actor, also? my dad did Broadway musicals, the Cinderella on TV, the first one, and played Tevya all over the U. S. , plus many other shows. i really miss the life, but my son is now working backstage on many prestigious shows (like Disney stuff). i am so thrilled about that. keep safe :) 🎭🌷🌱
Thanks for this great old game show. Enjoy watching. Boy # 2 must have been a pretty big guy, if he lost 120 lbs. How healthy was that diet? Wonder how much he gained back ? Just cut down on your food intake. Eat plenty of fresh vegtables, fruits. Fish or chicken baked , Drink plenty of water, and get moderate exercise, such as walking or swimming. That's what will help a person loose weight. Not fad diets. Oh he may have lost weight ,but he probably gained it all back + 50lbs more. Those fad diets do not work, permanently.
Extremely obese people were socially marginalized at this time, even worse than they are now; because, as they were rarely seen then, they, no pun intended, really stood out. Society despises anything out of the ordinary.
Extremely sad that all of these exquisite people are all gone, and no one could ever replace any one of them in terms of talent ,beauty, personality, and charisma.
At the time this show aired, I has yet to be born. I had exactly 1 month and 12 days to go until the day of my birth, on February 22, 1965! I wish I the Lord would turn back time so I could go back to the days when I was little again, how I miss those days gone by......
Very clever episode!
OMG - Bud Collier!!! i can't stand this! it's wonderful - all these guys i haven't seen for decades - literally!! :}
This was a very fun episode, if only for the sake of seeing the cross-show camaraderie of the panelists and hosts! Everyone seemed like such good friends, and it made the gameplay that much more delightful to watch :)
Wow! That was a quick show!
Tom Poston was one of comedians on the Steve Allen Show also with Louis Nye, and, I think, it was Don Knotts. oh yeah, he was the totally nervous guy :}
alexa penn Oh I remember that!!! Don always left you in stiches!!
Mr. Poston was awarded an Emmy for best supporting actor on Allen.He appeared in many Broadway shows, and did dozens of plays across the country for decades. He was a regular in ten television series most prominently,"Newhart". Tom did fifteen films,several movies of the week, and over fifty television guest spots.Prior to his move to Hollywood, he lived in Manhatten's exquisite Osborne, 205 West 57th while doing plays, TTTT, and with his NASD became a Wall Street broker.The most intelligent person I ever met!
@@harveyslater1743 i had no idea he worked that much. he certainly was quite an actor and came across a wonderful person. Are you an actor, also? my dad did Broadway musicals, the Cinderella on TV, the first one, and played Tevya all over the U. S. , plus many other shows. i really miss the life, but my son is now working backstage on many prestigious shows (like Disney stuff). i am so thrilled about that. keep safe :) 🎭🌷🌱
I loved it it was great
Egawds..I was 10 when this stuff was on TV, I remember MOST of these panalists and the shows, and I was fooled, I thought it was # 3. LOL!!
I've got a cigarette was really a wonderful show
Simpler times❤
What fun!
Thanks for this great old game show. Enjoy watching. Boy # 2 must have been a pretty big guy, if he lost 120 lbs. How healthy was that diet? Wonder how much he gained back ? Just cut down on your food intake. Eat plenty of fresh vegtables, fruits. Fish or chicken baked , Drink plenty of water, and get moderate exercise, such as walking or swimming. That's what will help a person loose weight. Not fad diets. Oh he may have lost weight ,but he probably gained it all back + 50lbs more. Those fad diets do not work, permanently.
Betsy Palmer became famous as the Mommie of Jason, of Friday the 13th.
The former publisher of the local paper here was named Patrick McKenna...and he sure looked like the fellow in the middle. I wonder if the same guy?
He was
I was born in 1946
when american society used to be sensible, and civil.
That was a really obnoxious thing that Bill Cullen said to the man who lost 120 lbs. Nobody should’ve been laughing or applauding at that.
The contestants did.
Where’s Polly Bergen?? 😜
Polly left to tell the truth in 1961
It couldn’t have been a healthful thing to do.
Man, look at those jowls on #2.
How many acorns does number two have in his mouth?
Bud looks tiny
Extremely obese people were socially marginalized at this time, even worse than they are now; because, as they were rarely seen then, they, no pun intended, really stood out. Society despises anything out of the ordinary.
They were so rude.