To Tell the Truth - Greyhound breeder; Space cabin technician; PANEL: June Lockhart (Feb 25, 1960)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 เม.ย. 2017
- PANEL: Polly Bergen, Don Ameche, June Lockhart, Tom Poston
CONTESTANT #1: Adam Wade (Lab technician turned singer)
CONTESTANT #2: Joan Hunt (Greyhound dog breeder)
CONTESTANT #3: William W. Henderson (Chief space cabin technician)
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I had the pleasure of meeting June Lockhart at the Hollywood bowl back in the 1970s for the Easter Sunrise service. The following year, I saw her again and she actually remembered my name! An absolute gem of a lady.
It was great to have Mrs. Lassie and Mrs. Robinson aka June Lockhart on this panel. As I write this,, June is still with us. Age 97 and about 6 months.
I like Polly Bergen. She’s very sensitive.
Adam Wade just passed away on July 7, 2022. He seems to have lead a very nice life. RIP
Adam Wade later became the first African American game show host with Musical Chairs in 1975.
Did he make any more recordings, if not, why not???
It seems people were much smarter back then. Or better educated.
I was going to mention Adam Wade on Musical Chairs on CBS during the summer of '75, but you stole my thunder...:-) Any way, while I remember that short-lived program, I did not know that Adam Wade was a lab technician who worked with Jonas Salk, of all people, before the music world called him. Quite a revelation there.
@@Celluloidwatcher Just another snore-fest
@@joeambrose3260 To your comment.....????
I’ve been in Adam Wade’s presence on several occasions, he is just the most charming gentleman. He and his wife Jeri are a beautiful couple.
You are fortunate. I have heard others speak the same of him. He certainly knew how to carry a song to its zenith. Sadly passed in 2022. I wish I had known him.
June Lockhart is still kicking in August 2022 at age 97.
Don Ameche is/was an absolute master of the rapid, sure-fire, relevant question(s).
After 1960 the producer told them to stop the bs and ask more questions so the audience could play by learning something. Check it out.
Yes, Don Ameche was like a fiery Perry Mason with his barrage of questions! A bit scary, I should think 🥴
Hold on a minute. Number 1 said the moon was 176,000 miles away. Number two was close saying 242,000 miles away. It is 238,900 miles. So number 1 either lied or did not know which is kind of strange.
araymond1able So Sorry, But the truth is out about NASA and our so called “space program”! All numbers about the moon are wrong.
Maranatha!
I liked the way June not so subtly told Tom he took up some of her time. You don't mess with Lassie's mommy. :)
She definitely was outspoken!
June Lockhart played on General Hospital
June Lockhart was such a lady!
June Lockhart played on General Hospital
She is still living.
Landmansid, yes June Lockhart was great on this show. And I appreciated the way she reminded Tom that he interrupted her time, and got in her next question!
Does anyone else find Pollywolly irritating? She always takes extra time rambling aimlessly and acting and posing...maybe she was assigned to play the role of "twit"?
woohoo!!!! 3 for 3!!!!! I think I'll go buy a lottery ticket ! lol,, last time I guessed them all correctly I think was before Christmas.
did not like that version of Lassie replacing Jan Clayton but did enjoy June L on Lost in Space.
June Lockhart played on General Hospital
Yeah, but she'll always be Timmy's mother to me.
Here is something else to think of how small we really are compared to the big picture. It takes light less then 2 seconds to get to the moon. Light would have to travel over 2.5 million years just to get to Andromeda Galaxy and that is the closest one to our own Milky Way. Multiply that by our fastest space craft and you get around 3600 X 2.5 million years. 9000000000 years. We are stuck in our own little Solar System.
Lonesomeness is one of my favorite answers ever!
Poor greyhound doggies. Born just to run in circles and if they fail to do well they are destroyed. Some dogs are drugged. I want to adopt a couple of them!
This is unbelievable! The real space guy was wrong about the moon's distance from the earth. It's 238,000 miles!
If your resting pulse/heart rate is 120bpm....call for appt with your doctor!!!! Resting HR should be less than 80 optimally.😉😄
Mine is 52. I must be abnormal.
Man #2 in Game #1
Lady #3 in Game #2
Man #1 in Game #3
Another fun episode, thanks for the upload, and......FIRST :)
Can you imagine not being able to sleep for 36 hours??
Most of the panelists did not now much scientific and basic medical issues, i.e. a normal heart beat...etc..although I still got it wrong! June Lockhart was cute when the bell rang just recording her vote...
Randy Sills Nice last name Randy!
Thank you, oksills!
I'm not safe...must buy Arrid and carton od cigs.
In the last segment, the real William Henderson incorrectly answered about the distance of the moon from the earth. Actually, the moon is 238,900 miles distant from the earth.
In the space cabin round, how was #1 the real guy if he thought the moon is 376,000 miles away? As he was "sworn to tell the truth," either he really thought that was the distance or he violated that oath, per se, by guessing. {FTC #2 was right: it is close to 240,000 miles mean distance.}
I love Polly, but we every now and then, she does hog the air time.
Don Ameche just ignores polly.
Boy , oh , boy !!!! He never said "you may remain seated" to anyone else !!!! Oooooooo , you can't say that !!!!
He has when others have stood up
Yes he has in past episodes after one contestant stands up.
The BEST part of watching this show on you tube is that I can skip over listening to Polly Bergens idiotic questions and comments she constantly makes.
This was an especially “interesting” show considering the truth that has recently come out about NASA--and our falsely so called “space program”! Maranatha!
Yes you're right.
Baloney
Polly was so stupid acting good grief. Ha
She was essential. Her befuddlement and saying aloud what everyone in America was saying in their own living rooms thoroughly endeared her to them and connected viewers with the show.
I don't like her. All she does is ramble on and on (not to mention Bud has to tell her all the time to hurry up)
Krista Brewer I didn’t like her either until I saw her in the mini series the Winds of War. She was just being herself lol.
Ahah! A year later, I just read the other comments by more folks annoyed by Pollywolly and her silly antics...grrrrrr!
Polly wasn't acting stupid, she really is stupid.
Why ask about basketball? lol did they just assume all blacks know all about it. Unbelievable
He was captain of his college basketball team.
Barbara K Did they read that in the opening because I guess I didn’t hear it lol ?
@@ronniebishop2496 It was in the affidavit at about 2:30.