Dotti was a wonderful woman who lived her life loving people and helping everyone she met. She loved Jesus and spent her life sharing Him with everyone she met. To those who were questioning , her innocence was genuine throughout her life. ❤️🙏
I kinda felt bad at the way Monty was treating her when she won the Big Deal. I mean, I know she's not the brightest bulb in the box, but he seemed just a tad on the rude side. She probably couldn't help being that way. I know ppl treat me like that bc I act a little like her.
And considering that Monty was always a professional and a gentleman, I disagree. However, since this is from the mid 70s, and bearing in mind that he went thru times when he hated doing the show (read his book from the 70s and see) it probably got on his nerves to deal with ppl like that sometimes. Imagine going on a game show where who knows how many million will see you, and it's understandable to me why she was that way. JMO
This must be before they used that animated intro where Monty is is flying on a money carpet, door 1 has a car, door 2 has a boat, and door 3 had a moose which he crashes into and the word "ZONK!" flies in.
@@plushbatfan I was talking about the animated intro, and there was a Zonk in the big deal but only on the pilot episode and the German version of Let's Make a Deal they used a Zonk in the Big Deal.
@@cutemimi25 wasn't used until sometime in The fall of 1975 whenever the super deal debut and lasted until somewhere around 1976 when it replaced by clips of previous episodes contestants winning and Monty Hall blowing into a trumpet accompanied by a zonked sound
@@jimlange944 The super deal was discontinued when the show permanently moved to Las Vegas for the final season 1976 1977 and the Big deal return to it's normal values
Monty didn't give the pilgrim lady enough time to decide if she wanted the big deal, look at her face, she looked very upset that he went to the next person, she never said no to him and I think she wanted to do the big deal but he misunderstood her or was in a hurry
I hate when the people on this show act so fake, like when she said i traded? after giving Monty the chapstick back just a way of staying in the spotlight lol.
Dotti was a wonderful woman who lived her life loving people and helping everyone she met. She loved Jesus and spent her life sharing Him with everyone she met. To those who were questioning , her innocence was genuine throughout her life. ❤️🙏
Did you know Dotti personally?
@@CuriousMutation yes, for 30+ years. My mother in law was her best friend. She was on the show with Dotti.
Dottie is a character!😆
I kinda felt bad at the way Monty was treating her when she won the Big Deal. I mean, I know she's not the brightest bulb in the box, but he seemed just a tad on the rude side. She probably couldn't help being that way. I know ppl treat me like that bc I act a little like her.
@@psalm37v4 Considering she acted like she was high I think he treated her pretty good.
And considering that Monty was always a professional and a gentleman, I disagree. However, since this is from the mid 70s, and bearing in mind that he went thru times when he hated doing the show (read his book from the 70s and see) it probably got on his nerves to deal with ppl like that sometimes. Imagine going on a game show where who knows how many million will see you, and it's understandable to me why she was that way.
JMO
She certainly lives up to her name, doesn’t she?
No
This is Episode 174 of The Syndicated Run- OAD: Saturday, May 03, 1975
This must be before they used that animated intro where Monty is is flying on a money carpet, door 1 has a car, door 2 has a boat, and door 3 had a moose which he crashes into and the word "ZONK!" flies in.
There are no zonks on the big deal.
@@plushbatfan I was talking about the animated intro, and there was a Zonk in the big deal but only on the pilot episode and the German version of Let's Make a Deal they used a Zonk in the Big Deal.
@@cutemimi25 wasn't used until sometime in The fall of 1975 whenever the super deal debut and lasted until somewhere around 1976 when it replaced by clips of previous episodes contestants winning and Monty Hall blowing into a trumpet accompanied by a zonked sound
This was the season before that intro was used
@@jimlange944 The super deal was discontinued when the show permanently moved to Las Vegas for the final season 1976 1977 and the Big deal return to it's normal values
Monty didn't give the pilgrim lady enough time to decide if she wanted the big deal, look at her face, she looked very upset that he went to the next person, she never said no to him and I think she wanted to do the big deal but he misunderstood her or was in a hurry
She said no...she did not want to trade away the vacation and the $1,000.
15:53 - Sorry, folks; Robert Morley not included.
Definitely can tell thats the same audience views from the Dawson Family Feud, as its the same studio at ABC
Oh! You mean you went to a store and got it! Shame, shame!
4:54 no zoink for you
Why is there four speakers on that fisher stereo system. And how many record speeds are there on that fisher stereo system.
I hate when the people on this show act so fake, like when she said i traded? after giving Monty the chapstick back just a way of staying in the spotlight lol.