Having lived in the Midwest from birth I followed the advice of Horase Greely who wrote "Go West, young man, and grow up with the country."When I graduated from the university I went west in 1970 at the age of 22. After 53 years I've never regretted it ever!
I like when the panelists and the contestants got together on the stage at the end of the show. It reminded me of the Saturday Night Live custom, which is where SNL may very well have gotten the idea.
@@williamanthony9090 - No, there wasn't. It's not up for discussion or argument. No census was taken at the time that Jesus was allegedly born, no reason for Joseph to travel for a census.
@@RayWhiting You poor lost soul. Find a Bible and get “right” with your1and only creator , before it’s too late. You have very little time left! Maranatha!
I've picked more winner in the triple crown than anyone. Including the last two triple crown winners American Pharaoh and Always Dreaming. I'm the best.
To all the youngsters watching this, the reference in game 3 that contestant 3 made about not being able to tell the difference between boys and girls? This was the start of the hippie era. Figure it out with that clue.
Orson Bean starred in stage musical comedies - he is a bit offbeat but more often than not his comments are clever and amusing. And his doodles and drawings on his ballot cards are very good. And he was wonderful in the episode that he did of Grace and Frankie and he was also very good in the two episodes he did of murder she wrote.
Having lived in the Midwest from birth I followed the advice of Horase Greely who wrote "Go West, young man, and grow up with the country."When I graduated from the university I went west in 1970 at the age of 22. After 53 years I've never regretted it ever!
I never saw these shows as a child or adolescent. Enjoying these retro shows now for the very first time.
Hard to believe that people were not familiar with the word "karma" in 1966.
When Tom asked "what is karma?" I'm yelling "it's a bitch, it's a bitch!".🤣🤣
My GOD the panel has fun together. A great blend of personalities and types. Kitty was especially effervescent this time.
Great comment!
Kitty had class! And Peggy is a hoot!
Orson Bean's "the Weird chicken of Putney, Vermont" comment is so funny. What a treasure he was.
Brilliant and entertaining these stars were ❤️
Man #1 in Game #1
Lady #2 in Game #2
Man #1 in Game #3
I like when the panelists and the contestants got together on the stage at the end of the show. It reminded me of the Saturday Night Live custom, which is where SNL may very well have gotten the idea.
A time capsule...with all of under twenties in 1970. At least I picked the right guy for that panel.
It interesting that none of the panelists ever heard of Joseph and Mary going to Bethlehem for the Roman census.
There was no census at that time.
@@williamanthony9090 - No, there wasn't. It's not up for discussion or argument. No census was taken at the time that Jesus was allegedly born, no reason for Joseph to travel for a census.
@@RayWhiting Do you get punched in the face a lot?
@@RayWhiting Go read Luke 2:1-3. They went to be taxed, yes, but in ancient times it was also a census at the same time. Google it...
@@RayWhiting You poor lost soul. Find a Bible and get “right” with your1and only creator , before it’s too late. You have very little time left! Maranatha!
I've picked more winner in the triple crown than anyone. Including the last two triple crown winners American Pharaoh and Always Dreaming. I'm the best.
Correct name is A. Ross Eckler (1901-1991).
Orson Bean was a very good artist. He was a funny guy, too!
To all the youngsters watching this, the reference in game 3 that contestant 3 made about not being able to tell the difference between boys and girls? This was the start of the hippie era. Figure it out with that clue.
21:35 And they said that in 1966!!
David, I thought about that too.
Perhaps they're Jewish (a lot of entertainers were/are) or otherwise non-Christian. Kitty Carlisle was of German Jewish heritage.
9:00 Proof of reincarnation.
“If you will” - as if they won’t. “In truth” - as if in lies. Bud - filler phrase/bad pun - Collyer
Have you seen the "nothing but the truth" pilot? You'll hate the phrase after watching it.
Well, Peggy, they did try to ‘fix’ it & legalized abortion years after this episode. And China allows only 1 child.
That rear headpiece Bud is wearing is so obvious it's embarrassing.
What are you talking about? It’s a play of the studio lights shining on his hair. I think Bud Collyer was smooth and gracious and handsome.
Look again, Jasper.
You can't see that there's a great deal of dark saturation throughout this video? It has nothing to do with Bud's hair.
Thank goodness the Orson Bean type of comedian has passed into history. How annoying.
Orson Bean starred in stage musical comedies - he is a bit offbeat but more often than not his comments are clever and amusing. And his doodles and drawings on his ballot cards are very good.
And he was wonderful in the episode that he did of Grace and Frankie and he was also very good in the two episodes he did of murder she wrote.