To Tell the Truth - Judo instructor; Captain of atomic-powered ship (May 12, 1960)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- PANEL: Polly Bergen, Don Ameche, Kitty Carlisle, Tom Poston
CONTESTANT #1: Martin DeFrancisco (Judo instructor & samurai swordsman)
CONTESTANT #2: Barbara McIntire (U.S. women's amateur golfer)
CONTESTANT #3: Gaston De Gros (Captain of first U.S. atomic-powered commercial ship)
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Bud was really shook up by the Samauri demonstration. Barbara McIntyre was 25 at the time and is still with us at age 88 as of this post (2/20/23). Per Wikipedia, she won the US Amateur in 1959, the British Amateur in 1960 and was on 5 winning Curtis Cup teams and the captain of another.
Winged Foot is indeed when set up for a major tournament a test even for the professionals. They have to struggle to break par. I caddied there one time but caddied in the summer between school years at Westchester Country club and even got into the Westchester Classic a few times. That was an easy course for the pros. That Sergeant was someone you did not want to mess with.
I paused it at 10:15 and believe the guy is bleeding, which you see just as he removes the little carrot piece. Crazy!
The Savannah was a nice looking ship, beautiful line and all.
When the men in game #3 were standing and introduced themselves, I thought #2 had weird hair, but it was just a shadow on his head.
Man #2 in Game #1
Lady #2 in Game #2
Man #1 in Game #3
Thanks. Lol
That Sergeant was CRAZY!!!!
I'm sure they are all dead and gone by now but those men were handsome smanshsome in round one!
I wanted to see #2's other carrot! 😂😂😂
They might not be gone. My old dad is alive and well.
Sometimes I highly question these contestants. Judo was developed in 1882 so not even a hundred years at the time of this taping.
How a black belt could say judo was 3000 years old is beyond me!!??
I loved Pollys remarks about the spelling of samurai lol.
They wouldnt allow anyone to demonstrate the samurai sword like that these days! That sergeant must have a lot of trust!
I knew contestant #1 in the first game was an imposter - his pant legs were not even. No one in the service would allow this.
That was the first thing I noticed too.
I thought they were a bit rough lol.
I'd love to know where that cameraman who cut away right when the guy sliced through that carrot went to file for unemployment the very next day.
Oh that was shameful, I agree. (Great comment!)
Polly stole the show - not only with her beauty as usual but just so entertaining and funny.
lol, YA ok
When did they start having the Whistler !!!!!!!!??????
Tom Poston asks the most obscure questions.
He does, but I take that as a sign of trying to determine who is the correct guest. I'm sure the guests are well prepared in advance for the obvious questions, so Tom goes for the non-obvious. That's my take only. I find Tom to be the smartest panelist, generally. (Even though Kitty usually thinks she is).
Irony: Polly Bergen became a Judo Expert later in life and was to use it in a pilot called Selena Mead, which never aired.
For the samurai one, one spelled the word wrong and three stated the wrong origin of the word. Easy to figure out.
What does Dom Ameche have on his head !!!!????
Nowadays the captain would be number 3!!!
I wanted to know if DeFrancisco was still among us....all I found out is that someone is selling a press photo of him on Ebay. and i guessed the right contestant.
He was on I've Got A Secret as well, since he was on the Japanese version of the same show.
Sadly, he is not with us anymore. He died very young from a heart attack although he was believed to be in heat health. He is related to me.
Meant great health
And yes I realize the spelling is different, not sure what happened along the years
Also, the man who assisted him with the carrot was his brother
The pronunciation of McIntyre sure was very american.
Tom Poston is old fashioned
Second round affidavit @ 11:40: "...most of the excitement in my life lies in another field. I play golf." That's what she calls "excitement"? Watching paint dry is more exciting than golf. LOL
Instead of three imposters , why aren't there four imposters !!!!????
That carrot thing was completely lunatic, unnecessary and dumb.
Buddy's seems to be tired and immantuated !!!!
Is Buddy's wearing a yamaka !!!!????
Why does Buddy's doggin on Polly !!!!????
Bud asks for complete silence so of course Tom has to repeatedly run his mouth......
As does Polly.
Polly always has be to the last one to talk! (I really liked her in the 1st Season, but she has REALLY gotten on my nerves)!
Why does Kitty doggin on Polly !!!!???? Kitty is not smarter than Polly !!!!
O goodie, another program brought to you by those stinky cigarettes. Ladies throw them away!!🎈🎈
What do you mean ladies throw them away? How 'bout MEN throw them away?