The more I watch WML, the more impressed I am with John D. He is quick and smart, but also so good with people, especially the children who guest on the show.
I recently read about a story Backus liked to tell. He was working with Marilyn Monroe on a film. One day, she beckoned to him to come into her dressing room. Once there, she backed him into a corner, and said: "Do Mr. Magoo!"
An interesting twist of fate is that 8 years after this program John Daly appeared in the very first episode of the Green Acres TV show which of course starred Eva Gabor.
Love what my line. It was interesting to learn that the panel had to keep up to date on all new movies and shows. They often had guest as part of a show’s promotion.
If I were to go back in time I would LOVE to meet Eva Gabor. She has a very beautiful voice playing in roles such as Duchess in The Aristocats & Miss. Bianca in The Rescuers.
I'm such a fan of seeing young conductors, as it's not the most common thing in the profession. I just read that Joey Alfidi passed away in 2015 at 66 years old. He went on to become a composer, along with his conducting and instrumental playing work. I'm sure he left a legacy that will, hopefully, be remembered for a long time.
My mother always wanted me to play piano like Joey Alfidi. He was born in Yonkers, NY like I was. He was two years older than I. He faded from prominence after his childhood, but took on the career of piano teacher in Belgium. Unfortunately, he died six years ago, in 2015, in Belgium.
A "bittle" later in the show. Ha, ha. John Charles Daly creates a personal portmanteau word: bit + little = bittle. How I loved the original WML! Look at the glamorous cocktail dresses on Dorothy and Arlene!
I was less than a year old when this episode was shown. I sure love this show as I discovered it. My late sister (recently passed) and I used to watch it together.
Eva Gabor was his landlady! On another show in the 60s Jim Bacchus was on with George Hamilton as the mystery guest who was also his landlord at the time. Coincidence!
Lothar P Quitschorra was born on June 18, 1926. He died on May 24, 2005 at age 78. We know that Lothar P Quitschorra had been residing in Houston, Harris County, Texas.
It would be MARVELOUS if these older television programs could be colorized like photographs. (They probably can be but the cost would be prohibitive, I imagine.)
In the future: 1965 to be exact -- both Eva and Jim would star in CBS sitcoms. "Green Acres" "Gilligan's Island." Eva's sister Zsa Zsa would show up on "Gilligan's Island" as an shipwrecked heiress Skipper: "Oh Mrs Erica Tiffany Smith, you are so beautiful, you remind me of a poem."
Eva was the more studist of the three sister. Her sister Magda worked for the Hungarian underground, Zsa Zsa was the attention grabber and Eva as a young girl was so frightened of her father she would hide under the piano. She certainly was much more of an introvert than Zsa Zsa! You never saw her on two many talk shows.
Those WML Panellists’ names defined in full. Cerf - (i) An overbearing a rather pompous person who makes creepy remarks to females. (ii) A Pisstaker (iii) A Smartarse.
There is no doubt that the signature at 16.47 shows a person who has high intelligence, artistic qualities, is quick thinking, and has great confidence.
The term "by force of habit" must have been coined by John Daly. Even when the panel is masked he always covers his face when in a conference with the MG.
Arlene to Joey Alfidi: Are you the little boy that wears the Fauntleroy suit? 9:15 Arlene may have thought it was Piero Gamba from Italy, another child conductor, but he was 21 years in 1957 and I don't think he wore the suit then. :)
Bennett's hair appears darker than before. Dorothy's hair is shiny. Maybe they received free Helene Curtis products... Fort Worth: my town for nearly 30 years. Houston: my town for 22 years. Yee-haw!!
The women panelists and contestants dressed in their nice shoulders out attire, , but the men had on long sleeve shirts, tied, jackets, sometimes a vest and undershirts year round, no wonder they looked like they were hot in the warmer months sometimes. I wonder if the women were cold sometimes in the winter months because they would sport a shawl or shoulder throw sometimes. Maybe they had good AC and heating in the studio. They all look quite handsome though and Miss Frances and Mr. Gobel are a very handsome couple here as well. Whom ever did the makeup for everybody did a very good job.
Funny how the little dude thought about rock 'n roll the way I feel about rap "music" now - I guess it was analogous (although I don't think rap is ever going to go down as being as musically classic as rock 'n roll - that's my own viewpoint anyway :-)
I am forced to admit that, although I thought I would be happy that Ernie Kovacs was gone, I actually missed him here. The show is simply not as entertaining without a real comedian as the fourth panelist. The three regulars are all appealing and witty, but not laugh-out-loud hilarious like Fred Allen or Ernie. I guess the search goes on here for panelist #4.
Tastes differ, which is fine. I am happy that Ernie is gone from the panel. A small fraction of what he did was very witty, and I'm glad to have those bits archived here to enjoy, but I found him to be annoyingly selfish most of the time, taking the focus away from the game and onto himself. Part of the time he seemed as though he didn't even like being there, and that is just the opposite of entertaining from my perspective.
Fred Allen was my favorite panelist and can never be replaced. I agree with Neil but would rather have Ernie than Wally Cox or Groucho or the guy that was fired for his tasteless remarks and attitude toward female guests. Can't remember his name but he had zero class.
It's tough to guess a profession that you would have trouble imagining even existing. That's why I think the panel had trouble identifying the woman who hand-painted diapers. On the other hand there are some websites up advertising this type of product these days.
That’s why I’d’ve had trouble guessing but obviously not why they didn’t get it. They mentioned any number of ways of personalizing them, just not that one. They must have been all the rage in those days, when people had a bit more money than before but disposable (which Arlene called ‘dispensable’!) ones had taken off.
I cringe when Bennett asks Joey if he likes rock n roll and Bennett is so happy when Joey responds NO. As the 1960s progressed Bennett's attitude would hasten What's My Line? being out of touch with what was going on in the country and the world. You notice it more around the 1964-1967 period.
Those WML Panellists’ names defined in full. Cerf - (i) An overbearing a rather pompous person who makes creepy remarks to females. (ii) A Pisstaker (iii) A Smartarse.
The Gabors may have been beautiful but their major claim to fame was serial wedlock. The 3 girls and mamma had at least 23 husband's amongst them, not including countless affairs. ZsaZsa last married at 94 less a leg. But they were all much more successful at getting the money.
The courts unfortunately helped gold diggers back then get wealth they didn't deserve. Hence why people often have prenuptial contracts now. In Texas they don't get what was gotten before marriage.
That's funny. I noticed that, too, but when Marilyn does it I wouldn't classify it as simpering. With that said, I liked her aura a little better when she wasn't doing all those mannerisms. She ALWAYS had in the back of her mind to not expose too much gum when smiling. That had to be tiring. She had a beautiful smile, tho. In her defense, she probably allowed herself to be too influenced by the studio hired hands.
It appears that his career peaked by his mid-30's after attracting favorable attention from Arthur Rubinstein. Born in May 1949, there is nothing significant in the way of performance in his biography after November 1983.
9:50 I always notice how Arlene straightens out her eyelashes after removing her mask. As for the diaper segment, Arlene most likely ended up wearing adult diapers during the final stages of her Alzheimer's disease. 😆 16:50 Try forging THAT distinctive signature!😁
I would imagine no fan of the show would welcome such distressing news about Arlene. Some things ought to remain unspoken if speaking about them serves no purpose. You should have the decency to delete that section or the whole comment.
It's a reminder of how much time has passed since these shows aired. When you have watched a few, they seem so immediate that you aren't aware of how long ago they really were. Virtually all the people have passed on, but there they are!
No, that’s not in. On another episode a guest admitted they could be worn by adults. But this guest was answering about the nappies *she* painted, not some other ones made by other people.
@Vera Lugo. Sorry to reply so late - - These are the hairs that grow different from the direction the hand is moving the razor, as well as the hairs that tend to lay down, the later requires multiple swipes.
3:56 Dang Arlene the poor kid is already embarrassed wearing short pants, but asking, "Do you perform with other little boys?" That's too much. The poodle guy makes poodles look goofy. I thought the kid was embarrassed, that guy makes poodles embarrassed.
Maybe it's just me, but when I binge watch many episodes, John Daly becomes more and more a pain to listen to. Constant interruptions on simple questions, and actually answering the panel's questions before the contestant can.
Furs back then were considered glamorous because only the rich could afford them. Only when cheaper, synthetic versions became available did people really begin to consider real fur "cruel."
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The more I watch WML, the more impressed I am with John D. He is quick and smart, but also so good with people, especially the children who guest on the show.
Sometimes he’s arrogant and sexist, though. He overrode a state prosecutor when she had answered accurately!
Hear hear.
@@icturner23 so one instance. 🙄. It was a different time. Are you one of these woke people?
He’s the epitome of a gentleman.
@@toreckman8899 including a gentleman's faults. Cute but he would be frustrated now. ;-)
@@icturner23
Care to elucidate any exemplifying examples of this(?)
Eva seems more intelligent and natural than her sister Zsa Zsa!
More likeable, too, imo.
And she could ACT a little too!
Always thought Eva was the prettiest Gabor gal
Yes..
same
Amazingly Eva only got more beautiful as time went by. Delightful!
She was the youngest of the three sisters. Someone asked Zsa Zsa "who is the oldest of the Gabors?"
She said "Its mama but she'd never admit it."
I recently read about a story Backus liked to tell. He was working with Marilyn Monroe on a film. One day, she beckoned to him to come into her dressing room. Once there, she backed him into a corner, and said: "Do Mr. Magoo!"
Great anecdote!
@@scotnick59 Backus probably replied to Marilyn with the same words
Oh Magoo, you've done it again!
@@sydneycarton9973 Ewww.
Wow! I'm impressed with that boy's tranquil composure and self-confidence.
He hated Johns breathe. Likely a smoker. But I can see him desperately trying to hold his breathe then letting it out after conferring
He died at 66 years old.
@@lllowkee6533 do u know him
@@lllowkee6533 65 not 66
@@Mmdmade What an odd and unsubstantiated thing to say.
RIP Joey Alfidi: May 28, 1949 - February 2, 2015
Hamburgconcerto 💔💔💔
Joseph Alfidi (May 28, 1949 - February 2, 2015) He was an American pianist, composer, and conductor
RIP Eva Gabor. Long overdue condolences to the family :-(
Rock and roll was here to stay!
Unfortunately.
There is room for both.
An interesting twist of fate is that 8 years after this program John Daly appeared in the very first episode of the Green Acres TV show which of course starred Eva Gabor.
What did John Daly appear AS on Green Acres? I can't imagine that and didn't know he did ANY acting. I thought he was always a broadcaster.
@@lilybean835 John Daly narrated the first episode of Green Acres. I don't remember that he appeared on screen, though.
Lily Bean he did actually appear on screen! He was playing himself, also
I just saw the first ever Green Acres episode on Amazon Prime...it's hilarious....and he's as deadpan perfect as you'd imagine Daly was as a newsman.
John did have a brief acting career- he played Walter Burns on The Front Page.
Eva was the talented Gabor!
Zsa zsa more prettier
@@lloydkline6946: I think Eva was the prettiest of the three sisters.
What did any of them ever do to be so famous?
@@bobdoubter2977:Zsa Zsa and Eva were actresses.
Eva had a mole on her right chin that she must have had removed; I don't remember her having it on Green Acres...
I was all of 8 months old. These are priceless episodes.
Love what my line. It was interesting to learn that the panel had to keep up to date on all new movies and shows. They often had guest as part of a show’s promotion.
If I were to go back in time I would LOVE to meet Eva Gabor. She has a very beautiful voice playing in roles such as Duchess in The Aristocats & Miss. Bianca in The Rescuers.
I'm such a fan of seeing young conductors, as it's not the most common thing in the profession. I just read that Joey Alfidi passed away in 2015 at 66 years old. He went on to become a composer, along with his conducting and instrumental playing work. I'm sure he left a legacy that will, hopefully, be remembered for a long time.
Oh I just love her. Her voice is so wonderful. All I think of is Duchess from the Aristocats or Bianca from the Rescuers tho.
Loved Eva as the voice of Miss Bianca in The Rescuers
Thank you for putting the dates on your WML videos!!
Eva Gabor 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Eva Gabor....Wow..🙂!!
My mother always wanted me to play piano like Joey Alfidi. He was born in Yonkers, NY like I was. He was two years older than I. He faded from prominence after his childhood, but took on the career of piano teacher in Belgium. Unfortunately, he died six years ago, in 2015, in Belgium.
A "bittle" later in the show. Ha, ha. John Charles Daly creates a personal portmanteau word: bit + little = bittle. How I loved the original WML! Look at the glamorous cocktail dresses on Dorothy and Arlene!
Handsome kid. He'll break a few hearts when he grows up!
He died six years ago.
… and starts wearing long trousers.
I was less than a year old when this episode was shown. I sure love this show as I discovered it. My late sister (recently passed) and I used to watch it together.
Eva is so likable!!!
Eva Gabor was his landlady! On another show in the 60s Jim Bacchus was on with George Hamilton as the mystery guest who was also his landlord at the time. Coincidence!
That boy had a great head of hair.
Lothar P Quitschorra was born on June 18, 1926. He died on May 24, 2005 at age 78. We know that Lothar P Quitschorra had been residing in Houston, Harris County, Texas.
I am surprised that Eva did not wake up all the dogs in the neighborhood with her replies. I nearly jumped out of my chair when I first heard it :)
My, but werent the ladies glamorous! I wish it was in color!
Me too...
It would be MARVELOUS if these older television programs could be colorized like photographs. (They probably can be but the cost would be prohibitive, I imagine.)
In the future: 1965 to be exact -- both Eva and Jim would star in CBS sitcoms.
"Green Acres" "Gilligan's Island." Eva's sister Zsa Zsa would show up on "Gilligan's Island" as an shipwrecked heiress Skipper: "Oh Mrs Erica Tiffany Smith, you are so beautiful, you remind me of a poem."
Of all the people I would have expected to still be alive, it would have been the kid conductor, but he died two years ago.
Yes, how sad that his life was cut short by illness. Here you can see him in action in his later years: th-cam.com/video/t5FWAjwcIHY/w-d-xo.html
@@MarthaCarnahan Wow, he certainly looks different.
@@okjoe5561 Yes, he does, but we all look pretty different than we did at eight years old! :)
I am sure Joey changed his mind about Rock n Roll.
Ask a classical musician. It’s a different plane.
I doubt it seriously, very seriously. I is certainly not like little boys changing their natural minds about likening girls when they are older.
Especialy since progressive rock started.
Once again the most fun occupation is put in last without enough time to enjoy it.
Too much time with Joey Genius.
Beautiful Eva Gabor
I turned 5 the day before this episode. Apparently I was still a bit too young to be invited to appear on WML as a challenger.
Eva was the more studist of the three sister. Her sister Magda worked for the Hungarian underground, Zsa Zsa was the attention grabber and Eva as a young girl was so frightened of her father she would hide under the piano. She certainly was much more of an introvert than Zsa Zsa! You never saw her on two many talk shows.
*studious of the three sisters *too many
How about one, three dozen, or four thousand many talk shows? Could she be seen on any of those?
Was 11 months old at time of this show
So many of the celebrity women used the Gabor accent to disguise their voices, she could have thrown hem by talking naturally
When John Charles Daly let out with a big laugh, as at 4:36, he sounded a lot like Johnny Carson.
Amazing how Bennett solved the mystery guest!
Love the side eye glance as usual from Dorothy and Arlene as she leaves
Cerf always wants to talk more than the mystery guest after they are revealed. Ham
Those WML Panellists’ names defined in full.
Cerf - (i) An overbearing a rather pompous person who makes creepy remarks to females. (ii) A Pisstaker (iii) A Smartarse.
There is no doubt that the signature at 16.47 shows a person who has high intelligence, artistic qualities, is quick thinking, and has great confidence.
Except for the "ö", Daly got impressively close to pronouncing PudelSchönheitsMeister correctly..
This was a lot of fun. Thank you +What's My Line. For more fun try saying pudelschauenheitsmeister real fast three times. ;^)
pudelschauenheitsmeister pudelschauenheitsmeister pudelschauenheitsmeister
(it's much easier to copy and paste it.)
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Bennett: What do you think of rock n' roll?
Joey: I don't like it.
Bennett: Good for you! 10:20
Eva Gabor was way classier than Zsa Zsa.
The "hand-painted diapers" lady was always going to win her $50.
The term "by force of habit" must have been coined by John Daly. Even when the panel is masked he always covers his face when in a conference with the MG.
I thought he covered it so that the microphone wouldn't pick it up, not so the panel wouldn't read his lips
Sneezy Reviews Yes, he did. Why the heck else would he put his hand in front of the mic if the panel could see them. It was so they wouldn't hear!
Arlene to Joey Alfidi: Are you the little boy that wears the Fauntleroy suit? 9:15 Arlene may have thought it was Piero Gamba from Italy, another child conductor, but he was 21 years in 1957 and I don't think he wore the suit then. :)
Having performed in choirs etc, it's amazing how he conducted at that age.. what fun to watch..
Eleven days after I was born!
How could anyone ever guess hand-painted diapers?!
RIP Zsa Zsa.
Joey Alfidi...He died on 2 February 2015, at the age of 65
Bennett's hair appears darker than before. Dorothy's hair is shiny. Maybe they received free Helene Curtis products...
Fort Worth: my town for nearly 30 years.
Houston: my town for 22 years.
Yee-haw!!
WML should have used Jim Backus more often. Does a gambit well.
John is on the ball. From the dictionary..."move-about. Verb. (intransitive) To move from place to place."
That’s not being on the ball. That’s being able to speak basic English.
Whoa John almost missed to give a no.. 08:40
The women panelists and contestants dressed in their nice shoulders out attire, , but the men had on long sleeve shirts, tied, jackets, sometimes a vest and undershirts year round, no wonder they looked like they were hot in the warmer months sometimes. I wonder if the women were cold sometimes in the winter months because they would sport a shawl or shoulder throw sometimes. Maybe they had good AC and heating in the studio. They all look quite handsome though and Miss Frances and Mr. Gobel are a very handsome couple here as well. Whom ever did the makeup for everybody did a very good job.
Funny how the little dude thought about rock 'n roll the way I feel about rap "music" now - I guess it was analogous (although I don't think rap is ever going to go down as being as musically classic as rock 'n roll - that's my own viewpoint anyway :-)
Jim Backus has always looked old to me. He's only 44 in this episode and he still looks old.
A male Margaret Hamilton!
B/C of Mr. MaGoo.
Ironically, both Margaret Hamilton & Jim Backus hailed from Cleveland Ohio.
44 is positively geriatric.
"What do you do for a living, sir?"
"PUDELSCHOENHEITSMEISTER!"
I am forced to admit that, although I thought I would be happy that Ernie Kovacs was gone, I actually missed him here. The show is simply not as entertaining without a real comedian as the fourth panelist. The three regulars are all appealing and witty, but not laugh-out-loud hilarious like Fred Allen or Ernie. I guess the search goes on here for panelist #4.
Tastes differ, which is fine. I am happy that Ernie is gone from the panel. A small fraction of what he did was very witty, and I'm glad to have those bits archived here to enjoy, but I found him to be annoyingly selfish most of the time, taking the focus away from the game and onto himself. Part of the time he seemed as though he didn't even like being there, and that is just the opposite of entertaining from my perspective.
Fred Allen was my favorite panelist and can never be replaced. I agree with Neil but would rather have Ernie than Wally Cox or Groucho or the guy that was fired for his tasteless remarks and attitude toward female guests. Can't remember his name but he had zero class.
@@jerrylee8261 That would be Hal Block.
It's tough to guess a profession that you would have trouble imagining even existing. That's why I think the panel had trouble identifying the woman who hand-painted diapers. On the other hand there are some websites up advertising this type of product these days.
That’s why I’d’ve had trouble guessing but obviously not why they didn’t get it. They mentioned any number of ways of personalizing them, just not that one. They must have been all the rage in those days, when people had a bit more money than before but disposable (which Arlene called ‘dispensable’!) ones had taken off.
Missa magloo!
Hand painted diapers -now I’ve heard everything. 😂
Bennett: Is it a member of the diaper family? 😂
The singing voice was deceiving also because you don't hear an accent in the singing voice.
Aha, Women wore 'unmentionables', back then. Interesting term. They went to the department store and asked where is your , ' unmentionables' Isle!
Looks to me that Dottie’s thong mask is unmentionable …
I cringe when Bennett asks Joey if he likes rock n roll and Bennett is so happy when Joey responds NO. As the 1960s progressed Bennett's attitude would hasten What's My Line? being out of touch with what was going on in the country and the world. You notice it more around the 1964-1967 period.
Lower moral standards nd the general decline in behaviour and attitude can be traced back to the mid 1950's
Those WML Panellists’ names defined in full.
Cerf - (i) An overbearing a rather pompous person who makes creepy remarks to females. (ii) A Pisstaker (iii) A Smartarse.
The Gabors may have been beautiful but their major claim to fame was serial wedlock. The 3 girls and mamma had at least 23 husband's amongst them, not including countless affairs. ZsaZsa last married at 94 less a leg. But they were all much more successful at getting the money.
ZsaZsa famously said that she was a good housekeeper: every time she got a divorce, she kept the house.
The courts unfortunately helped gold diggers back then get wealth they didn't deserve. Hence why people often have prenuptial contracts now. In Texas they don't get what was gotten before marriage.
WORLD'S YOUNGEST SYMPHONY CONDUCTOR
MAKES HAND PAINTED DIAPERS
POODLE CLIPPER
So funny to see the exaggerated simpering by the "bombshell" actresses. They seem to have all borrowed the mannerisms of their leader, Marilyn Monroe.
That's funny. I noticed that, too, but when Marilyn does it I wouldn't classify it as simpering. With that said, I liked her aura a little better when she wasn't doing all those mannerisms. She ALWAYS had in the back of her mind to not expose too much gum when smiling. That had to be tiring. She had a beautiful smile, tho.
In her defense, she probably allowed herself to be too influenced by the studio hired hands.
What symphony orchestra did this kid direct anyway? He certsainly never became one of the world's best known orches tra conductors at all.
It appears that his career peaked by his mid-30's after attracting favorable attention from Arthur Rubinstein. Born in May 1949, there is nothing significant in the way of performance in his biography after November 1983.
died in Brussels.....maybe popular over there
The catgut, brass and pigskin philharmonic of Cape Cod.
A poodle-groomer is the same as a poodle clipper right? I mean, in the sense that it's not specifically down to the dog breed,but specie rather ...?
9:50 I always notice how Arlene straightens out her eyelashes after removing her mask.
As for the diaper segment, Arlene most likely ended up wearing adult diapers during the final stages of her Alzheimer's disease. 😆
16:50 Try forging THAT distinctive signature!😁
I would imagine no fan of the show would welcome such distressing news about Arlene. Some things ought to remain unspoken if speaking about them serves no purpose. You should have the decency to delete that section or the whole comment.
What family would a diaper belong to?
Mine.
Aww Joey died in 2015
At the age of 65.
It's a reminder of how much time has passed since these shows aired. When you have watched a few, they seem so immediate that you aren't aware of how long ago they really were. Virtually all the people have passed on, but there they are!
@@44032 The 8 year old symphony conductor Joey Alfidi would have been 71 years old if he were alive today. He passed on in 2015.
How would they know he was the worlds youngest symphony conductor BS
Hand-painted diapers? Must be crappy to see what happens to your work...
I do love a hand-painted diaper … nice snug fit, please.
DALY TRIED TO PUSH HIS HATRED OF ROCK N ROLL.
The real decline in general behaviour and standards has often been stated to have begun in the mid 50's
If he only would have known then that he would loose his hair as a younger man
It came loose? Was it stuck on … stitched … stapled, perhaps?
Eva Gabor has been the guest how many times? 4??
At approximately the 13:30 mark - that brings up an interesting point - I guess they didn't have adult diapers back in 1957!
No, that’s not in. On another episode a guest admitted they could be worn by adults. But this guest was answering about the nappies *she* painted, not some other ones made by other people.
@@icturner23 OK, cool.
What is “the hidden beard”?
@Vera Lugo.
Sorry to reply so late - -
These are the hairs that grow different from the direction the hand is moving the razor, as well as the hairs that tend to lay down, the later requires multiple swipes.
Pubic, surely.
Why do people in all of the WML comments find it necessary to state their age at the time of the original broadcast? Pointless and irrelevant.
What was the add at the beginning referring too...”shaves the hidden beard” was this a discreet reference to personal grooming down below 🤣
Yes...
Absolument. One of my mistresses has got a -
4:23 I’m sure the little lad got a head-but.
Maryli
3:56 Dang Arlene the poor kid is already embarrassed wearing short pants, but asking, "Do you perform with other little boys?" That's too much.
The poodle guy makes poodles look goofy. I thought the kid was embarrassed, that guy makes poodles embarrassed.
He sure did not seem embarrassed....
In Europe especially, all pre-pubescent boys wear short pants.
Joey was wrong.
Hand painted diapers? Weird
B
Maybe it's just me, but when I binge watch many episodes, John Daly becomes more and more a pain to listen to. Constant interruptions on simple questions, and actually answering the panel's questions before the contestant can.
Totally agree. He is so annoying, not letting them answer and overriding them even when they answer correctly.
I agree also. I really hate when he answers the question for the contestant. It's THEIR job, not his.
Eva Gabor -- nowadays no one would show up in a fur stole. Too politically incorrect.
Yes it's a shame, they look so glamorous.
I totally would. I love them. The only thing I'd be afraid of is if the Peta members tried to throw paint on it.
Furs back then were considered glamorous because only the rich could afford them. Only when cheaper, synthetic versions became available did people really begin to consider real fur "cruel."
It’s not ‘politically incorrect’. It’s immoral.
@@jackr1779 You think it’s a shame that fewer people want to imprison animals in tiny cages and then skin them alive?
Pudelschoenheitsmeister is an occupation that does not interest me at all :)
You mean for a contestant segment on WML, or thinking about your career options?
the producers must have been experimenting with the name as comedy.
The German name for the profession scrolling across the screen reminds me of Mark Twain's delightfully hilarious essay on the German language.
@@loissimmons6558
That reminded me of a lesser know Twain writing that took place in Germany; "Christian Science". It was hilarious.
If Mr. John Charles Daily was 65 in 1957 he was born in 1892-3 😱
He was 43, having been born February 20, 1914.
I've always detested Eva! She is just a clone of her fabulous dahling sister with a supreme name Zsa Zsa!!!!!