Thank you.👍 Very shortly after this, Gene asks, "The pretty nurse said to the doctor, 'Doctor, I really don't think you should (blank) while you're operating'". Jack Klugman's answer was, "eat". So Brett says, "Take a look at his WEIGHT, and you'll see why he said 'eat'", just before it was Mama Cass's turn to answer. I wonder if Brett drank, and if she did, I wonder if she was a 'mean drunk'?
I read that Cass loved to entertain at her home. It’s nice to see her in this setting. She seemed so pleasant and interesting. Her talent was certainly amazing.
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Jack Klugman's face spoke volumes on Brett's answer. Love seeing MaMa Cass Elliot, Richard Dawson and others here. So nostalgic! Back when real game shows were a thing and enjoyable to watch unlike the stuff being produced today.
I think you missed the adult human because it was intentional for children to miss adult humor. It takes a lot more intelligence in screen writing to do that then it is to be blatant with sex like things are today
Nancy Hahn That's so true. I miss the old Monte hall show Let's make a Deal. My Dad was friends with Gene Rayburn when they was little kids , way before Gene became famous.
@tinwoods Unless you actually were at least a teenager growing up in the 70's then you have no clue what I am talking about, but I guess you can have your own opinion.
What is so great about watching these "vintage" gameshows is seeing the mostly now gone celebrities and the clothing of the times! I was 12 when this first aired, but sure miss the times!
@@zerotwoisreal when it says “banned” it means banned in syndication, not banned at the time it was made. This was a live show, so this 100% aired at the time
It’s like I’m watching a cocktail party but with real money at stake! I love it! A spirited group of people playing a fun game. Add a little cocktail & that’s exactly what you’ve got. ❤️ 46 years later and I’m watching this because it looks like fun to me!! :)
I’m gay af and have been my entire life. And I still am absolutely addicted to this show! Man, what a time to be alive back then!!! I would’ve applied every single day to be on this show!
WTF does your sexual orientation have to do with anything? Why do always need to scream that from mountain tops? Nobody cares. I'm heterosexual - big deal.
i agree, they don't take it serious enough , while at the same time having fun ... they make the whole shows a joke ..
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HIP HOP SQUARES and I've got a secret TOO! These new versions are god awful, pandring to political correctness/diversity= more blacks/ less whites/ far left youth culture!
Lol I've never seen a game show with so many banned episodes. Gotta say this was my favorite show as a kid, and it still gives me a great laugh to see these again. Thanks for digging these out of the archives and blowing the dust off them for us. P.S. ... I'm big, fat, and ugly and don't get offended in the least by all those references in this show. It was all meant in fun back then and still is now, and I'm enjoying every moment of these replays. Humor is our most important asset. Without humor, you can't enjoy anything
Couldn't help but notice your name. When my wife and I got married in 2005, I was living in Lexington, KY at the time. In 2013, we went on vacation to Pigeon Forge via Lexington (we were living in St. Louis at the time) and drove downtown to relive a few memories. Now I am a Christian and don't normally talk like this...but I couldn't help but bust out laughing upon seeing a restaurant there in downtown Lexington called "Hugh Jass Burgers". LOL
@Willie Gordon no one also chooses to be gay. Many people who are gay go through a period of time where they do wish they could “change” . Many people do say they are “fat and proud”, so I don’t know where you’ve been lol. Point is it’s wrong to use that type of language and it’s a good thing it’s a “banned” episode.
MJCLAXDEN, Cass Elliott (aka Mama Cass of the Mamas and Papas) only appeared on Match Game for that one week in 1973. But it would not be her last TV appearance on a game show. From what I researched, she along with Jacqualine Susann made their final game show appearances on "Celebrity Sweepstakes" in the summer of 1974. Cass Elliot died shortly after of a heart attack while eating a ham sandwich (due to contrary belief, it was not due to choking on one as many believed). She was replaced by Eliane, the lead singer of Spanky and Our Gang during all later and future Mamas and Papas reunion tours.
That's not nice everyone, Yes, Cass Elliot was overweight, so what?? She still had a fantastic voice and like it or not she is part of our musical history.
I don't think Brett is homophobic. Gays use the word among themselves playfully. Also, I have seen two episodes where Brett insults Anita Bryant and says she loves the people Anita Bryant hates. Plus, she and Charles seem to genuinely like each other.
krazy4baja I do too.Had I been a 70s adult and had a VTR/VCR and knew in advance that the game show tapes would be reused for other productions, I would have stocked up on tapes.3 TVs,3 tape machines on all 3 networks.
Sad to see Cass not long before she died of a heart attack. The show also was not in it's stride yet the questions and the celebs were not as zany as 1975-1977 when this show was at it's peak.
@@tommykeith6589 So many *ugly* spirited people in the comment section. My friend Faith was an average size pretty European 26 year old, who many guys wanted to date in my home town, but had stolen the heart of a fellow European guy originally from Romania. She started getting sick and was tested and found to have Chronic Kidney Disease. They put her on medication, which was a steroid, for her CKD. As with many steroid drugs, along with other medications such as insulin..... she started gaining weight uncontrollably. By the time she was getting married 6 months later, she had gained 40 pounds...now needing her gown altered to fit. A year later, she had grown to nearly 80 pounds overweight. They adjusted her meds repeatedly, but could never get the weight off. Looking at her weight, you could assume and make jokes about eating, pig etc..... but you would be a jerk, and as she fights for her life 20 years later, waiting for a kidney ..... she will still be a better human being than some of you in this comment section. She is kind, thoughtful, and has never mistreated anyone or looked down on others. This world will never deserve such people.
@@bigbertha4080 I agree with you - don't be mean. Also tho we can acknowledge that 80% to 95% of overweight people are NOT overweight for health issues. They are overweight from eating the wrong foods/ too much food. A number of people who blame their weight on age or being big-boned or having a baby or birth control hormones or surgery years ago. These people so focused on HOW/ WHAT initially caused it while ignoring what is needed to maintain all that extra weight. It requires CONTINUING to eat too much of wrong food = portion control 101. People who r obese should try what can to get control & get healthy. Esp young people, like how Mama June had no control over her own eating & instilled same failed relationship w food to Honey Booboo. We might only have 1 life, so should all try for a prolonged life of health. Overeating is not healthy. BOTTOM LINE: NOBODY should say hurtful mean things to ANYONE, but we should all value health for as long as we can. That is part of respecting the gift of life.
It's a shame that people can't take things in historical context. There was no malice to it. It was just banter. It was a bit edgy, but that was the whole vibe of the show with the double entendres.
It's cuz every is so self absorbed and LAZY nowadays they can't TEACH their kids that not everything on tv is REAL or RIGHT, etc... Just make everything squeaky clean...well that's not life.
I had a babysitter when I was little who always had the TV on at her place, and she got me hooked on game shows, including Match Game, over KOLR, channel 10, the Ozarks' CBS affiliate.
Times change, I guess. I remember Archie Bunker (Carrol O'Connor) using the word to describe Englishmen on "All in the Family". No way one could say that on a show now.
and it;s SO STUPID because...that's THE character, he's a BIGOT so he WOULD say that. TODAY they'd clean him up and take his edge away...but do LOTS and LOTS of poop, piss, period and puke jokes/humor. That's what the idiot sheep of today find funny. He HAS to be that way...otherwise he can't LEARN and CHANGE and become a (somewhat) better person...ugh it makes me mad lol!
@@chasec143 Lines are blurred. Reality and fiction. Adults cosplay while their kids reprogram computers. Society isn't perfect, but were supposed to try and be good. Everything is preachy now as opposed to tv showing us how we 'should' be and act - and using tv and movies to show the crummy side and try to change it. Now the crummy is all we see and - that's out entertainment too. You're supposed to teach your kids tv isn't real, ALL people don't act a certain way, morals, respect, ect... now everyone is just a pussy hiding behind some false identity, always crying... what a mess we've made. I like the looking back on simpler times mentality has finally been lost to ages... "Remember when you were a kid, and you could look at porn and beheading videos on your phone is school and your teacher thought you were working? ...the best..!"
It was pretty wild to see Cass Elliott there. I was so young back then that I almost didn't realize she was a regular person like everyone else. In music circles shes's basically a deity these days.
Yes sir THOSE DAYS are gone now but THE reruns are still around, Richard Dawson was a good person on & off camera FAMILY feud was a great show with him as host, match game, hogens heroes, Richard was good. R.i.P. MR DAWSON.
I love the fact that when a contestant answered poorly, the studio audience would literally boo them - lmao. No political correctness and it was wonderful.
@@IoonatheworId How do you not get this? No political correction back then, hence it aired on TV. Political correctness now (woke) so it is no longer aired. And yes. We were a lot tougher. Sadly other countries are still tough. And we are not. I don't see that ending well.
I can remember being home sick from school and watching this and others. When your 7 years old daytime TV was so much different than the what you were used to after school or at night
People need to look up the definition of the word. It has multiple meanings and quit censoring stuff because you don't like it! This was 1973 and a different world than we live in today!!
Allen Mickewich A C.I. A. OPERATIVE STILL ALIVE 2DAY LIVES ON 50 SOMETHING STREET THAT'S WHAT THE GOV'T DOES GET THE MOST UNLIKELY IDIOT ON PUBLIC T.V. COME 2 FIND OUT HE'S DOIN RECON & SNIPING ALLEGEDLY 4 THE COUNTRY????? LOL LOL!!!!
But I love the Gong Show remake, even though it only airs during the summer. Also, the Match Game remake is good too. But I noticed in the new MG, they’re more lenient when it comes to matching the contestants answers to the celebrities.
Gene wanted Jack Klugman to appear; he was on the TV version of "The Odd Couple" at the time. Jack Klugman said, "only of you put my wife on too". Klugman turned out to be wooden and unfunny while Somers was hilarious and her rapport with Reilly was just epic, and she became a permanent panelist.
3:52 4:32 Dr Jeckyll 5:34 Answers 6:45 Dr I really don’t think you should ____ while operating 8:40 Jonah said 9:35 Answers 11:45 Flying _____ 14:16 Bumper ____ 15:02 Connie from Texas 17:08 King Kong
Brett could not get any less of a reaction if she had answered “a puppy”. Nobody on that set could have care less about her answer. Some people today are so sensitive to every little fucking thing they’ve rendered themselves nonfunctional and useless.
Um...the reason nobody had a problem with that is nobody gave a shit about respecting gay people back then. Sure a bunch of people have gotten well out of hand with political correctness these days, but let's not celebrate a time where people felt they could use a derogatory term on national television with impunity.
I’m thrown off by how this episode was “banned”. Was it due to the audience’s reaction to the contestants answers? I watched this game show as a kid. Some of Today’s revised game shows of the past should be banned with its content and language heard now, on network TV. Heaven forbid my young kids would have been around some of the contestants answers that are given today. It’s gotten Adult Rated in my opinion.
@Quaker 2019 "fag" was nothing compared to the sexual talk going out on the present-day version of the Match Game. If you did watch now, you would think the shows of the 1970s were tame.
I watched it all the time. I was 13 when this aired. But I had no idea what Cass was famous for until years later. We weren't permitted to listen to "The Devil's Music." Highly suggestive game shows sure, but never "The Devil's Music." Mom was an ironic person.
This was my favorite game show very calming. The word fag was a very popular term back then. We used the word for feminine type guys, and we were all friends. Straight and Gay we were all friends. Sad what happened in the late 70's and 80's with Aids. very sad that people died just for having sex. Even worse now is that we are divided by sexual preference. I guess that is what the intent was with the virus making everyone hate each other..
I read that the producers wanted Klugman to be a regular, but he would only do the show if they gave his wife Brett a job on the show. Of course, JK was too much of a in-demand actor to be on the show all the time.
i've seen celebs refer to THEMSELVES as "fags" way into the nineties. a dean martin roast from this year '73 would wind up publicized as a scandal and could not be tolerated today. that being said, this episode of match game features mama Cass Elliot who only lives for another six months, five years before my own mother passed away. much too soon, in their thirties. young women, really.
I think Brett probably spent a lot of time around gay men and heard that word bandied about quite a bit by them and therefore thought nothing of using it herself. Big deal.
exactly. if you weren't around in those times and only know these ridiculous over sensitive pc times you can't understand. no one thought anything of it and life was good.
I always leaned on GSN due to the fact that they had many shows of many production companies.Buzzr has rescued us from the fake game shows that appear on their channel.
Is really that hard not to use a word whose only purpose is to demean and belittle a specific group of people? Some things don’t age well, deal with it.
@@nedwart That wasn't its only purpose. The word could be used as you say, but it was also one of two words (fag & queer) that could be 'nice' slang words, or neutral. The other option in 1973 was 'homosexual'. Except for definitely nasty slang words, that was it, all of the choices that I can think of.
I'm a member of the LGBTQ community, and I don't even find this offensive. Like another poster said, we need to consider the social context in which it was said. I saw no malice whatsoever. I would much rather hear "fag" than all the curse words we hear today.
Monti Rock referred to himself as "The Disco Faggot" for years! I think it comes down to the only people who find words offensive are those who make a point to get offended --- and they're usually middle-class, white women. lol
Being CALLED a fag by someone in person is a lot different from what she did...again this was different time. It shows a LOT of IGNORANCE from society today to look back on old times with TODAY'S eyes and TEACH that way of thinking. It's LAZY whitewashing and LIES... those who don't know their history are doomed to repeat it lol How else do you TEACH what's right and wrong WITHOUT the wrong. Trying to make life PERFECT is impossible and total bullshit. People don't spend enough time living to UNDERSTAND LIFE, it's up and downs...you NEVER stop learning but this gen grew up with the internet as their brain and know NOTHING about REAL LIFE...until it bites them in the ASS one day.
@@trudykennedy2087 not in England or going way back. America turned it into something ugly. America replaced it with gay. Thay word has been used more often in racist ugly situations. If you were alive in this era these phrases weren't offensive. There were many to describe many different classes different races even Caucasians and they talked to each other like this. And in the hippie norm, very many were bisexual free love so none took these words as offensive. Only modern day people who started their own agendas and reasons to protest and don't know anything about free love fighting the establishment loving people of all races, all religions, all gendres all sexual preferences etc
@@ednaatluxton4918 just because it was widely used doesnt mean it was never offensive. in england it is used as a cigarette but was still used as aomophobic slur.
Love this show its difficult to watch when the contestants aren't too bright. I love seeing these stars especially Cass bc she was an awesome person who died too young.
It was, after all, 1973. In fact, I'm surprised that the censors back then didn't bleep Brett's response. I'm Gay myself, and I sometimes let loose with the F bomb when I hear about Gay men using rec drugs and having unsafe sex. And also, I'm sure that Brett just meant to give a comical, eyebrow-raising answer, and did not do it out of malice for Gay men. I agree with other commenters here: Political correctness has taken the fun out of comedy.
Finkelroy Do you mean that other Gay men have actually insulted you because you are Gay? Are you sure about that? I mean, that just plain doesn't make sense. Could you elaborate, please? Are you, perhaps, a drag queen who has heard other Gay men say that they think drag Queens perpetuate a very negative stereotypical image of Gay men? If so, then perhaps you need to keep in mind that everyone is entitled to his own opinion, even if it offends YOU. I worked in Gay bars and clubs for over 22 years, and during that time I saw drag Queens ruin the lives of my friends by demanding to be included in their personal lives. Drag Queens and drugs go hand in hand in the gay community, and everybody knows that. Drag Queens think that the whole Gay community revolves around them, BUT IT DOES NOT!!!!! Gay men must once and for all stand up to these clownish, grotesque drag queen social justice warrior bullies. Drag Queens MUST be stopped! When I suspect a drag queen of doing anything illegal, I notify the authorities.
Finkelroy Well, in that case, Finkelroy, the considerate thing for you to do is to always issue a disclaimer about yourself, before and/or when appearing in public, to the affect that you are an anomaly, and that by no means do you represent the entire Gay community. Able-bodied masculine Gay men such as myself greatly resent the disservice that individuals like you inflict upon the gay male community!
WOW BRING SO MANY MEMORIES WHEN I WAS A KID. FUNNY HOW THESE SHOWS WOULD KEEP US WATCHING TV. AND WE LEARNED. NOW THEY'RE ALL FULL OF WELL , HORSE. BLANK
@@cbreezy I’m 20 and I agree, I used to be able to learn from watching shows like modern marvels and how it’s made on tv as a kid now it’s all bs shows about Alaska or some celebrity.
Both of those contestants have really sultry voices, especially 'Kris', the blonde chick who lost to Antoinette. And then, there's country bumpkin 'Beehive Connie' that shows up later.
I would like to know what idiot came up with the phrase " Politically Correct " .It don't matter what anyone says SOMEONE is gonna get pissed.. So sick of hearing this stupid term .
@@leadcloud8290 Get real ! It's the same as if the word Ni***r were used, The NAACP and many others would have a problem with it. It's simply that society has matured and no longer will accept derogatory words as comedy.
The story goes that Jack Klugman wanted his wife, Brett Summers, out of the house so he pulled a few strings to get her on the Match Game. You won't see him on it after this one.
@@lauriefarless959 No she died of heart failure. Autopsy showed no food in her throat, goggle it. A dumbass journalist made it up to make fun of an overweight dead woman, shameful. Maybe you should fact check before making comments.
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Very shortly after this, Gene asks, "The pretty nurse said to the doctor, 'Doctor, I really don't think you should (blank) while you're operating'". Jack Klugman's answer was, "eat". So Brett says, "Take a look at his WEIGHT, and you'll see why he said 'eat'", just before it was Mama Cass's turn to answer.
I wonder if Brett drank, and if she did, I wonder if she was a 'mean drunk'?
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And to think she sat beside Charles, for how many years? (episode 90 is early, so not even sure if Charles had joined the show yet, but still...)
Well aren't you just amazing...
Thank you.
I read that Cass loved to entertain at her home. It’s nice to see her in this setting. She seemed so pleasant and interesting. Her talent was certainly amazing.
She was a great singer
Where he get baby blue.
No men contestant?
Kevin is Nice: Pale blue was once called "baby blue" and it was also the title of a popular song of the time.
Choked on a sandwich! Good lord
My favorite game show for so long. Way better than today
I think Gene Rayburn is a disgusting
I wish that we could go back to these, I don't even watch tv anymore, because there is nothing worth while to watch anymore.
True. Entertainment in todays world is filled with filth, murder and low standards
Same here. TV today sucks. I watch older episodes of 60s and 70s tv series or sitcoms on DVD.
Haven't had tv since 2009 and don't miss it at all.
We can still watch this and all the greats on BUZZR TV, & DECADES Channel, ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I watch MeTV and TVLand! I’d much rather watch the old tv shows!
Hands down, these older match game are the greatest compaired to any of what's on now and today.
Today's TV ain't worth watching anymore.
I still watch reruns of these old Match Game shows, on Game Show Network.
Yeah sure I bet you don’t watch any tv 🙄🙄🙄
I think that's on purpose
They (the money greedy... Putting out "content" for sale on
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On cable
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To encourage (strongarm)
People to part with more money
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ANYTHING
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'... _compared_ to..'
Antoinette was so pretty, could've been a model.
I think she was in Blacula
I had sexual relations with that woman. It was very controversial at the time.
Is she ugly now?!!
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@@criticallook5162 Well, if she was perhaps 25 in this episode, it happened 48 years ago, which would make her 73 right now.
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Masturbation does not count?!
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Jack Klugman's face spoke volumes on Brett's answer. Love seeing MaMa Cass Elliot, Richard Dawson and others here. So nostalgic! Back when real game shows were a thing and enjoyable to watch unlike the stuff being produced today.
Old man yells at cloud!
She was his wife, he probably heard alot.
She was a tallie for the LGBTQ and best friends and neighbors with Charles Nelson Reilly
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After doing research I found out Jack and Brett had been married at one time. Might explain the look on his face at her answer.
I remember watching this as a little kid with my parents. I remember it being funny but missing some of the "adult" humor.
I think you missed the adult human because it was intentional for children to miss adult humor. It takes a lot more intelligence in screen writing to do that then it is to be blatant with sex like things are today
Most of the time, many on the panel were drinking alcohol, which frequently led to outrageous answers
I love these episodes. The game shows of yesterday were much better than they are today.
Except for Price is Right and Family Feud, what other game shows are on these days?
Agreed. The new match game with alec baldwin is unwatchable garbage.
Most of the new game shows suck-------big time--do not watch any of them.
Match Game was always fun to watch,they were always cutting up and nothing was scripted!
Nancy Hahn That's so true. I miss the old Monte hall show Let's make a Deal. My Dad was friends with Gene Rayburn when they was little kids , way before Gene became famous.
Remember watching these shows when I get out of school early. The Good Old Days some of best times ever.
Absol frick'n uly.
WOW! Just watched this show and can't believe how much things have changed over the past FIFTY years!
Yes, the good old days of the 70's. All the bad stuff on TV today and they are worried about this.
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@tinwoods Unless you actually were at least a teenager growing up in the 70's then you have no clue what I am talking about, but I guess you can have your own opinion.
@tinwoods You got a little TDS?
@tinwood I assume you aren't intelligent enough to be aware of the outcome of the ridiculous Democrat investigation. Typical liberal nut
Awe... still living under a rock?
What is so great about watching these "vintage" gameshows is seeing the mostly now gone celebrities and the clothing of the times! I was 12 when this first aired, but sure miss the times!
I certainly don’t miss the days when Fag was an acceptable word on television, but speak for yourself I guess
I like the clothing the hairstyles and how laid back and polite everyone is and especially the theme music.
@@Keaton.Robert it wasn't though.. the episode was BANNED
@@zerotwoisreal when it says “banned” it means banned in syndication, not banned at the time it was made. This was a live show, so this 100% aired at the time
I was graduating high school when this episode came out...so I was 18.
So sad Cass died a year later, she seems like so much fun to be around. She had a great personality.
ham sammich's are a killer
@@darinp5612 She didn't die eating a sandwich, not sure why people in 2019 still think this.
@@RandomPlayIist true, but not understanding when it's a joke is a real 2019 problem
@@darinp5612 we can't understand it because it's not funny shaming someone and laughing at her death in 2020
@@ThitiCE because you have no sense of humor.
These shows are gems compared to the garbage hollyweird puts out today!
I totally agree!
I pay for cable TV and the only good thing on is Match Game and NEWSMAX
Michele Donahue Newsmax makes Fox News look leftist.
@@Hgood1 I love NEWSMAX. Fox news isn't like it used to be they have left leaning producers but Tucker,Lou Dobbs and Hannity are OK
I agree
It’s like I’m watching a cocktail party but with real money at stake! I love it! A spirited group of people playing a fun game. Add a little cocktail & that’s exactly what you’ve got. ❤️
46 years later and I’m watching this because it looks like fun to me!! :)
I’m gay af and have been my entire life.
And I still am absolutely addicted to this show!
Man, what a time to be alive back then!!!
I would’ve applied every single day to be on this show!
i was as Debbie King..it was such fun xxx
WTF does your sexual orientation have to do with anything? Why do always need to scream that from mountain tops? Nobody cares. I'm heterosexual - big deal.
Happy Pride 2023!
Be careful how you put it, TH-cam will strike you for typing hate speech, the bots can't tell how you reference words
i grew up in the 70;s love them days best times good people if you from the 70;s i say hi to you people back then were friendly not like today
HOWDY, TO YOU ✌
Miss early 70s
Groovey I dig it baby
I grew up in the 50s, 60s, and 70s and love a lot about those times but I like tv today better.
Hi
I prefer to watch the originals.
These new ones they tried to bring back is crap.
The new host sucks.
i agree, they don't take it serious enough , while at the same time having fun ... they make the whole shows a joke ..
HIP HOP SQUARES and I've got a secret TOO! These new versions are god awful, pandring to political correctness/diversity= more blacks/ less whites/ far left youth culture!
It's ALWAYS been Gene Rayburn
@@YorkNewJersey Gene is the Match Game king.
D Brown Jr. The 70s MG is the only version I enjoy.Trying to envision myself with all episodes on tape.I would have QUITE a library.
That show was always off the grid! I loved it. 👍😂😂😂
Hello Mary, How are you doing?
@@aidennewell4034 why was it ban what did she say?
Lol I've never seen a game show with so many banned episodes. Gotta say this was my favorite show as a kid, and it still gives me a great laugh to see these again. Thanks for digging these out of the archives and blowing the dust off them for us.
P.S. ... I'm big, fat, and ugly and don't get offended in the least by all those references in this show. It was all meant in fun back then and still is now, and I'm enjoying every moment of these replays.
Humor is our most important asset. Without humor, you can't enjoy anything
Couldn't help but notice your name. When my wife and I got married in 2005, I was living in Lexington, KY at the time. In 2013, we went on vacation to Pigeon Forge via Lexington (we were living in St. Louis at the time) and drove downtown to relive a few memories. Now I am a Christian and don't normally talk like this...but I couldn't help but bust out laughing upon seeing a restaurant there in downtown Lexington called "Hugh Jass Burgers". LOL
I think it’s one thing to make fun of appearance (which isn’t cool to start with) and making fun of someone’s sexual orientation.
@Willie Gordon no one also chooses to be gay. Many people who are gay go through a period of time where they do wish they could “change” . Many people do say they are “fat and proud”, so I don’t know where you’ve been lol. Point is it’s wrong to use that type of language and it’s a good thing it’s a “banned” episode.
@Willie Gordon if you aren’t someone who is apart of the LGBTQ+ community you can’t decide if something isn’t offensive to that community.
@@tjmoore8281 That’s two things.
OH, and seeing Cass Elliott! That's a huge nugget of TV history in and of itself.
huge is right...
MJCLAXDEN, Cass Elliott (aka Mama Cass of the Mamas and Papas) only appeared on Match Game for that one week in 1973. But it would not be her last TV appearance on a game show. From what I researched, she along with Jacqualine Susann made their final game show appearances on "Celebrity Sweepstakes" in the summer of 1974. Cass Elliot died shortly after of a heart attack while eating a ham sandwich (due to contrary belief, it was not due to choking on one as many believed). She was replaced by Eliane, the lead singer of Spanky and Our Gang during all later and future Mamas and Papas reunion tours.
Yes, she was...huge
That's not nice everyone, Yes, Cass Elliot was overweight, so what?? She still had a fantastic voice and like it or not she is part of our musical history.
I thought that's who that was..... Mama Cass was definitely one of a kind.
Times sure have changed. I loved seeing MaMa Cass though!!!!
Hello 👋 how are you doing today and beautiful post you got,I hope we could be friends
No cancel culture then it was better.
She was alive then.
@@martenssonwesley9843 what did bret say that it was banned?
@@tj.espygil4544 I noticed that :)
I don't think Brett is homophobic. Gays use the word among themselves playfully. Also, I have seen two episodes where Brett insults Anita Bryant and says she loves the people Anita Bryant hates. Plus, she and Charles seem to genuinely like each other.
I believe she was married to Jack Klugman, too
She was married to Klugman for over 50 years. Up to the day she died.
Though they were separated.
as a gay i dont think she meant it in a bad way.
I saw news article after she died saying she was lifelong friends with CNR and visited him until he died. She died less than four months later.
Love watching these old episodes!❤️
Aaah! , the days! of good old game shows and tv series, Miss them!
krazy4baja I do too.Had I been a 70s adult and had a VTR/VCR and knew in advance that the game show tapes would be reused for other productions, I would have stocked up on tapes.3 TVs,3 tape machines on all 3 networks.
Ahh,yes.
I love this show..but I wish Buzzr would play some different episodes...They play the same ones over and over!
I think they only have rights to about half the total episodes, while Game Show Network has the other half.
No.
They are afraid to show something from those episodes.
Something...very...white.
I think they only have rights to about half the total episodes, while Game Show Network has the other half.
there is some overlap of episodes shown because the '75 Evie episodes have been shown on both buzzr and GSN
@@sisi917 I think they only have rights to about half the total episodes, while Game Show Network has the other half.
Sad to see Cass not long before she died of a heart attack. The show also was not in it's stride yet the questions and the celebs were not as zany as 1975-1977 when this show was at it's peak.
Twaddles McGee SHE CHOKED ON A HAM SANDWICH!! LEAVE THAT PORK ALONE!!!!!!!# LEVITICUS 11:7!!#!!!!!!!!
@@tommykeith6589 That's A myth. She did NOT choke on a sandwich. She had a heart attack.
@@tommykeith6589
So many *ugly* spirited people in the comment section.
My friend Faith was an average size pretty European 26 year old, who many guys wanted to date in my home town, but had stolen the heart of a fellow European guy originally from Romania.
She started getting sick and was tested and found to have Chronic Kidney Disease. They put her on medication, which was a steroid, for her CKD. As with many steroid drugs, along with other medications such as insulin..... she started gaining weight uncontrollably. By the time she was getting married 6 months later, she had gained 40 pounds...now needing her gown altered to fit. A year later, she had grown to nearly 80 pounds overweight. They adjusted her meds repeatedly, but could never get the weight off.
Looking at her weight, you could assume and make jokes about eating, pig etc..... but you would be a jerk, and as she fights for her life 20 years later, waiting for a kidney ..... she will still be a better human being than some of you in this comment section.
She is kind, thoughtful, and has never mistreated anyone or looked down on others. This world will never deserve such people.
@@bigbertha4080 I agree with you - don't be mean.
Also tho we can acknowledge that 80% to 95% of overweight people are NOT overweight for health issues. They are overweight from eating the wrong foods/ too much food. A number of people who blame their weight on age or being big-boned or having a baby or birth control hormones or surgery years ago. These people so focused on HOW/ WHAT initially caused it while ignoring what is needed to maintain all that extra weight. It requires CONTINUING to eat too much of wrong food = portion control 101. People who r obese should try what can to get control & get healthy. Esp young people, like how Mama June had no control over her own eating & instilled same failed relationship w food to Honey Booboo. We might only have 1 life, so should all try for a prolonged life of health. Overeating is not healthy.
BOTTOM LINE: NOBODY should say hurtful mean things to ANYONE, but we should all value health for as long as we can. That is part of respecting the gift of life.
Had no idea Cass Elliot had been on there. She was gone the next year sadly.
One year before Mama Cass passed away in her apartment...what a loss.I was 9 years old.Remember reading it in the news paper.
damn ham sandwich!
Holy crap , watching this show again really makes me feel old!
@@jameshudson169 No truth to that story. It was baloney
@@joeambrose3260 LOL....
It's a shame that people can't take things in historical context. There was no malice to it. It was just banter.
It was a bit edgy, but that was the whole vibe of the show with the double entendres.
MJCLAXDEN ......I used to have a double entendre everyday after work at Mel's Bar near my house.
Loretta was hot back then. I was a kid and fantasized about her
MJCLAXDEN p0m
Krista Brewer 1/
Kri]s)Ia Brewer -
More entertaining than any show on today.
Agreed, though imagine trying to navigate the landscape of woke landmines if this game was played today.
@@MrMcGribble Conservative crybabies whiiining because they can't be bigots without being called on it. And you call liberals "snowflakes"? 😂😂😂
For sure.
I'm happy to be older!
@@tnate6004 did he ever say that? as a dem I don’t think grouping people together like that is very nice.
People have got to stop. This is getting ridiculous. Just because it was said some odd decades ago. I love the show and the channels.
It's cuz every is so self absorbed and LAZY nowadays they can't TEACH their kids that not everything on tv is REAL or RIGHT, etc... Just make everything squeaky clean...well that's not life.
Antoinette is so beautiful!
Chrisdougable she is drop dead gorgeous! I wonder what became of her🤔
@@sandymitchell1606 She's in her 70s and still gorgeous.
I thought so too. Such a Classy Beauty 💜💜💜
@@clintonflynn815 She on Facebook or soemthing?
@@clintonflynn815 How do you know this?
I was four years young when this episode aired. My mother watched this show all the time back then.
I remember watching this show with my grandparents. They loved it. This was edgy television for them Great memories! 😊
I watch reruns on buzz and game show network
I had a babysitter when I was little who always had the TV on at her place, and she got me hooked on game shows, including Match Game, over KOLR, channel 10, the Ozarks' CBS affiliate.
Other than her size you'd never know cass elliot was going to have a heart attack...she seemed to be very cheery and full of energy.
Cocaine is a hell of a drug....
Brett's rude comment about size was disrespectful.
@@bigbertha4080 Yes, and she directed it at her husband! How rude and disrespectful.
It still could've been apnea related.
They all had such a great time on that show and still funny today
Good comedy and humor are timeless.
The word in question is used in reference to cigarettes. That is a slang term back then for a cig
Only in the UK. In the US it doesn’t mean cigarettes.
Longtime fan. Loved the show. Loved Gene a lot. He was a great & brilliant host. Snazzy dresser too
Times change, I guess. I remember Archie Bunker (Carrol O'Connor) using the word to describe Englishmen on "All in the Family". No way one could say that on a show now.
George Klimes - all the PC bullshit is the worst.
Love me some Archie Bunker!♥️
and it;s SO STUPID because...that's THE character, he's a BIGOT so he WOULD say that. TODAY they'd clean him up and take his edge away...but do LOTS and LOTS of poop, piss, period and puke jokes/humor. That's what the idiot sheep of today find funny. He HAS to be that way...otherwise he can't LEARN and CHANGE and become a (somewhat) better person...ugh it makes me mad lol!
the newer generations are just too sensitive
@@chasec143 Lines are blurred. Reality and fiction. Adults cosplay while their kids reprogram computers. Society isn't perfect, but were supposed to try and be good. Everything is preachy now as opposed to tv showing us how we 'should' be and act - and using tv and movies to show the crummy side and try to change it. Now the crummy is all we see and - that's out entertainment too. You're supposed to teach your kids tv isn't real, ALL people don't act a certain way, morals, respect, ect... now everyone is just a pussy hiding behind some false identity, always crying... what a mess we've made. I like the looking back on simpler times mentality has finally been lost to ages... "Remember when you were a kid, and you could look at porn and beheading videos on your phone is school and your teacher thought you were working? ...the best..!"
20:39 - "Stay tuned for _Secret Storm_ next, over most of these CBS stations."
lol, Secret Storm. I remember way back then my Mom always watching those soap operas, and there were a million of them.
@@WithaJoeFro I remember that, as a youngster, and the Edge of night.
2019 - The entire panel has passed except Loretta Swit, Life sucks.
I hear ya man , we all say 'life is short' and then we realize it ...
It was pretty wild to see Cass Elliott there. I was so young back then that I almost didn't realize she was a regular person like everyone else. In music circles shes's basically a deity these days.
Nah; dyin' does.
@@Ilurk247 Today in America fat women is normal and no make-up in a t-shirt and stretch pants lol.
CNR is still alive. I know he wasn't in this particular episode, but a lot of people think he's passed. Well he hasn't yet!
I answered "Mr. Seek" in my head for the Dr. Jekyll question. I would've lost too.
Same
Cool answer though!
But you would have had a *great* answer.
That what I thought of too!
At 5:39 - in case you just want to get right to it and skip the rest.
_Thank you, thank you, _*_thank you!_*
Yes sir THOSE DAYS are gone now but THE reruns are still around, Richard Dawson was a good person on & off camera FAMILY feud was a great show with him as host, match game, hogens heroes, Richard was good. R.i.P. MR DAWSON.
I liked him in Running Man.
I love the fact that when a contestant answered poorly, the studio audience would literally boo them - lmao.
No political correctness and it was wonderful.
Yeah we were a much tougher resilient bunch.
No political correctness? Did you not read the title?
@@IoonatheworId How do you not get this? No political correction back then, hence it aired on TV. Political correctness now (woke) so it is no longer aired. And yes. We were a lot tougher. Sadly other countries are still tough. And we are not. I don't see that ending well.
Cause booing is ok... right. I have no time for Woke or for Heroes like you.
And not all of the hype and yelling and screaming
I used to pretend being sick so I could stay home and watch this and many more game shows.
Same !
Don't flirt while you're operating was my answer. Smoke is the best answer, though.
I was thinking oggle. Beautiful nurse.
I can remember being home sick from school and watching this and others. When your 7 years old daytime TV was so much different than the what you were used to after school or at night
awww Mama Cass.
The other contestant was about as sharp as a bowling ball
Please keep my ex-wife out of this! What?! Oh, you mean... Sorry. Carry on!
...with no sense of humor to boot.
@@LarryTalbot_1313 😂
The Foghorn Leghorn reference is not lost.😁
People need to look up the definition of the word. It has multiple meanings and quit censoring stuff because you don't like it! This was 1973 and a different world than we live in today!!
better world then
Oh come on. Everyone knows what was meant don't pussyfoot around like that. It was offensive and wrong in 1973, it's offensive and wrong now.
I remember watching "the match game ",after school when I was a teenager. I also watched the original "Gong" show hosted by Chuck Barris .
Allen Mickewich A C.I. A. OPERATIVE STILL ALIVE 2DAY LIVES ON 50 SOMETHING STREET THAT'S WHAT THE GOV'T DOES GET THE MOST UNLIKELY IDIOT ON PUBLIC T.V. COME 2 FIND OUT HE'S DOIN RECON & SNIPING ALLEGEDLY 4 THE COUNTRY????? LOL LOL!!!!
Allen Mickewich yeah,jp.(juicy pussy) Morgan was hot!
They've recently tried to revive the GS, but it's just not the same without Chuck, Mean Gene, the dancing machine, and the rest of the loonitics
Allen Mickewich Yes original Gong Show was best. Remember the "Unknown Comic" in the paper bag cover his head with eye slits?
But I love the Gong Show remake, even though it only airs during the summer. Also, the Match Game remake is good too. But I noticed in the new MG, they’re more lenient when it comes to matching the contestants answers to the celebrities.
"There's a drip from the roof of my dressing room..." lol
That's pretty neat that husband and wife are on the show together. Jack Klugman and Brett Somers. What a pair!😀
They were divorced when on this show they were married for 20 years but not while appearing on MG.
Wrong!!!!
Love these! Thank you for posting! Even better than I remember!
Did anyone know that Brett Somers was married to Jack Klugman when this show was taped?
goodwilj, everyone knew, not a secret. She made jokes about him all the time; even when he was a panelist also.
She also played his wife on the odd couple... she was Blanche
Gene wanted Jack Klugman to appear; he was on the TV version of "The Odd Couple" at the time. Jack Klugman said, "only of you put my wife on too".
Klugman turned out to be wooden and unfunny while Somers was hilarious and her rapport with Reilly was just epic, and she became a permanent panelist.
Yes, she made reference to it often.
Wow! Lucky guy.
3:52
4:32 Dr Jeckyll
5:34 Answers
6:45 Dr I really don’t think you should ____ while operating
8:40 Jonah said
9:35 Answers
11:45 Flying _____
14:16 Bumper ____
15:02 Connie from Texas
17:08 King Kong
Whew. Of all the celebs, I think Loretta Switt is the only one still living.
Brett could not get any less of a reaction if she had answered “a puppy”. Nobody on that set could have care less about her answer. Some people today are so sensitive to every little fucking thing they’ve rendered themselves nonfunctional and useless.
@Jitkundough se0za,wtttttwe6tttxg
Um...the reason nobody had a problem with that is nobody gave a shit about respecting gay people back then. Sure a bunch of people have gotten well out of hand with political correctness these days, but let's not celebrate a time where people felt they could use a derogatory term on national television with impunity.
@@peterlane1391 I'm gay and I didn't find it offensive. It was a tongue in cheek remark anyway.
@@up3315 I'm black and I don't always find those slurs offensive. I'm not everybody though.
you sure do seem incredibly worked up over not being able to be so casually homophobic anymore lol cry about it!!
I’m thrown off by how this episode was “banned”. Was it due to the audience’s reaction to the contestants answers? I watched this game show as a kid. Some of Today’s revised game shows of the past should be banned with its content and language heard now, on network TV. Heaven forbid my young kids would have been around some of the contestants answers that are given today. It’s gotten Adult Rated in my opinion.
No
@Quaker 2019 "fag" was nothing compared to the sexual talk going out on the present-day version of the Match Game. If you did watch now, you would think the shows of the 1970s were tame.
“Recently” banned.
Mama Cass on a game show! Good times back then.
Look up the HR Puffenstuff movie.
Mama Cass gave really good answers! I Loved this game show and sure do miss it.💞
I watched it all the time. I was 13 when this aired. But I had no idea what Cass was famous for until years later. We weren't permitted to listen to "The Devil's Music." Highly suggestive game shows sure, but never "The Devil's Music." Mom was an ironic person.
This was my favorite game show very calming. The word fag was a very popular term back then. We used the word for feminine type guys, and we were all friends. Straight and Gay we were all friends. Sad what happened in the late 70's and 80's with Aids. very sad that people died just for having sex. Even worse now is that we are divided by sexual preference. I guess that is what the intent was with the virus making everyone hate each other..
Loved it when I was growing up and still love it now
Ironically, charles nelson reilly wasnt there seated next to her that day...
or Paul Lynde but that's a different show
I read that the producers wanted Klugman to be a regular, but he would only do the show if they gave his wife Brett a job on the show. Of course, JK was too much of a in-demand actor to be on the show all the time.
CNR wouldn’t have cared. He probably would have laughed.
The W.C. Fields bit was pretty cool. That guy always acted shocked by every little thing.
great to see mama cass and Loretta looking lovely here. but, the questions are so bloody difficult to get answers too.
That is what made it funny and fun❣️😂🤣
i've seen celebs refer to THEMSELVES as "fags" way into the nineties. a dean martin roast from this year '73 would wind up publicized as a scandal and could not be tolerated today. that being said, this episode of match game features mama Cass Elliot who only lives for another six months, five years before my own mother passed away. much too soon, in their thirties. young women, really.
I think Brett probably spent a lot of time around gay men and heard that word bandied about quite a bit by them and therefore thought nothing of using it herself. Big deal.
Exactly, it's not as if Gays don't use the term as well. They do.
Yeah, especially CNR.
Of course it was no big deal.this was back in 73 well before any PC speech codes
exactly. if you weren't around in those times and only know these ridiculous over sensitive pc times you can't understand. no one thought anything of it and life was good.
Greg Dueck yep, things change, in 50 years people will say “I can’t believe someone said (whatever) in 2018”
my grandparents would watch this on gameshow network for the longest. My grandma loved Brett and Charles
I miss this type of clean television game shows.
I always leaned on GSN due to the fact that they had many shows of many production companies.Buzzr has rescued us from the fake game shows that appear on their channel.
still comes on buzzr channel
I love Match Game, watch reruns every night lol
"Clean"? This show was always good for a raunchy question or two.
@@stevenjoyal6565 Clean compared to what we have now. Oh, and also usually more subtle and clever.
Well. It seemed innocent enough. And back in 1973, the country hadn't gone through its pussification yet.
Kenneth P. That is one perfect way of explaining it, sir.
Kenneth P. I’m going to start using that word pussification from now on. Thanks
Is really that hard not to use a word whose only purpose is to demean and belittle a specific group of people? Some things don’t age well, deal with it.
@@nedwart That wasn't its only purpose. The word could be used as you say, but it was also one of two words (fag & queer) that could be 'nice' slang words, or neutral. The other option in 1973 was 'homosexual'. Except for definitely nasty slang words, that was it, all of the choices that I can think of.
It would be cool to hear Brett that that on Ellen's Game of Games.
I really loved this show, was great.
Never seen mama Cass on March game. She's lovely here
That's because she was on Match Game
such a beautiful voice
"Baby Blue" was actually an excellent answer at that particular period of the 70s. Would be a bad answer now.
Baby blank, I thought baby blankets
@@rodneydickson784 I thought of baby bottle
I thought Blues.. for baby blues
73 was the height of this show, 74 was almost as good
The height, for me, is when Richard Dawson was still on.
No one seemed to notice the weight joke Brett threw out just before Cass’ turn 😳 I always thought Brett was a little inappropriate. 🤷🏻♀️
I'm a member of the LGBTQ community, and I don't even find this offensive. Like another poster said, we need to consider the social context in which it was said. I saw no malice whatsoever. I would much rather hear "fag" than all the curse words we hear today.
Monti Rock referred to himself as "The Disco Faggot" for years! I think it comes down to the only people who find words offensive are those who make a point to get offended --- and they're usually middle-class, white women. lol
Being CALLED a fag by someone in person is a lot different from what she did...again this was different time. It shows a LOT of IGNORANCE from society today to look back on old times with TODAY'S eyes and TEACH that way of thinking. It's LAZY whitewashing and LIES... those who don't know their history are doomed to repeat it lol How else do you TEACH what's right and wrong WITHOUT the wrong. Trying to make life PERFECT is impossible and total bullshit. People don't spend enough time living to UNDERSTAND LIFE, it's up and downs...you NEVER stop learning but this gen grew up with the internet as their brain and know NOTHING about REAL LIFE...until it bites them in the ASS one day.
110% Agree!
Who cares, don't be so sensitive, and ppl will run out of ammo to hurt you with
Those were the days
Hell yes
"Gee our old LaSalle ran great ..."
That was funny! Political Correctness has taking so much good entertainment from us.
L Daskaloff get real people weren't fake back then, such PC is a terrible thing as much as racism and the rest.
Boo-hoo. Why do you think there so many cowards and cry-babies in modern society?
Hyde & SEEK !
Cass died the following year, age 32.
Mama Cass. Love her. Happy to see these memories. A time when these words or sayings were normal no worries about being politically correct
Words like “fag,” you mean? That word has always been hateful and never “normal.”
@@trudykennedy2087 not in England or going way back. America turned it into something ugly. America replaced it with gay. Thay word has been used more often in racist ugly situations. If you were alive in this era these phrases weren't offensive. There were many to describe many different classes different races even Caucasians and they talked to each other like this. And in the hippie norm, very many were bisexual free love so none took these words as offensive. Only modern day people who started their own agendas and reasons to protest and don't know anything about free love fighting the establishment loving people of all races, all religions, all gendres all sexual preferences etc
@@trudykennedy2087 Lol.
@@ednaatluxton4918 just because it was widely used doesnt mean it was never offensive. in england it is used as a cigarette but was still used as aomophobic slur.
Thanks for posting eps we're never going to see on air again, and also other episodes. Glad you are back : )
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Willie Williams show
Love this show its difficult to watch when the contestants aren't too bright. I love seeing these stars especially Cass bc she was an awesome person who died too young.
BANANNA
@@t-bo2734 - Right?? 😂🤦🏻♀️ (I just commented that myself. ✊😄)
It was, after all, 1973. In fact, I'm surprised that the censors back then didn't bleep Brett's response. I'm Gay myself, and I sometimes let loose with the F bomb when I hear about Gay men using rec drugs and having unsafe sex. And also, I'm sure that Brett just meant to give a comical, eyebrow-raising answer, and did not do it out of malice for Gay men. I agree with other commenters here: Political correctness has taken the fun out of comedy.
Finkelroy
Do you mean that other Gay men have actually insulted you because you are Gay? Are you sure about that? I mean, that just plain doesn't make sense. Could you elaborate, please?
Are you, perhaps, a drag queen who has heard other Gay men say that they think drag Queens perpetuate a very negative stereotypical image of Gay men? If so, then perhaps you need to keep in mind that everyone is entitled to his own opinion, even if it offends YOU.
I worked in Gay bars and clubs for over 22 years, and during that time I saw drag Queens ruin the lives of my friends by demanding to be included in their personal lives. Drag Queens and drugs go hand in hand in the gay community, and everybody knows that. Drag Queens think that the whole Gay community revolves around them, BUT IT DOES NOT!!!!!
Gay men must once and for all stand up to these clownish, grotesque drag queen social justice warrior bullies. Drag Queens MUST be stopped! When I suspect a drag queen of doing anything illegal, I notify the authorities.
Finkelroy
Well, in that case, Finkelroy, the considerate thing for you to do is to always issue a disclaimer about yourself, before and/or when appearing in public, to the affect that you are an anomaly, and that by no means do you represent the entire Gay community. Able-bodied masculine Gay men such as myself greatly resent the disservice that individuals like you inflict upon the gay male community!
Paul Christman -- now THAT 's a
DRAG !!!
Paul Christman that was not a hated word like it is now
She sat next to Charles Nelson Riley and they were best friends so I don't believe it was a malicious answer.
Love it.... Bee-yill. And then the host asks, "Why do you say, Bee-yill? Where are you from?". Never get away with that today.
WOW BRING SO MANY MEMORIES WHEN I WAS A KID. FUNNY HOW THESE SHOWS WOULD KEEP US WATCHING TV. AND WE LEARNED. NOW THEY'RE ALL FULL OF WELL , HORSE. BLANK
Of course an old fart would think this.
@@cbreezy I’m 20 and I agree, I used to be able to learn from watching shows like modern marvels and how it’s made on tv as a kid now it’s all bs shows about Alaska or some celebrity.
@@TheMW2informer I should have added dumbasses too.
Stop yelling.
Breezy typical jackass, considers no other opinion but their own.
In my younger days I always thought Richard Dawson and Robert Shaw were the same person.
Probably.... They play more than one character
@@newy4593 they're both actors. Both deceased now. Robert Shaw is Quint from Jaws. Thank you for your answer though.
Dawson was a perv
I matched Mama Cass. flirt. Why mention the girl is pretty unless it plays into the answer.
Quint Quint that’s what I was thinking too.
Quint Quint Exactly! My answer and logic too!
Both of those contestants have really sultry voices, especially 'Kris', the blonde chick who lost to Antoinette. And then, there's country bumpkin 'Beehive Connie' that shows up later.
I was sweet sixteen when this aired. Sweet memories.
Was 18
So was I. I watch this game show all the time
Richard does a great W.C. Fields impression at 6:01.
Bliggick U KAWT THAT VERY OBSERVANT JANET JACKSON DOES A KILLER MAE WEST!! KANYE'S GREAT GREAT AUNT!!! F A C T S!!!!!!!!!! LOL LOL LOL LOL
Mark Proksch does the best W.C. Fields.
I like Richard's Paul Lynde impression that he does from time to time on the show.
I would like to know what idiot came up with the phrase " Politically Correct " .It don't matter what anyone says SOMEONE is gonna get pissed.. So sick of hearing this stupid term .
you're sick of hearing it because the people who use it are conditioned not to think but to parrot overused Orwellian mind control terms.
Joseph Stalin came up with the phrase. It was a list of things not allowed to be discussed in public in the Stalin era of the USSR.
What we really do now is suffer from nowadays is "Social Correctness".
Joseph Stalin came up with the statement about what was and was not acceptable to talk about in public in the Soviet Union circa 1950.
Me too
Thanks for posting this episode. I like watching the old shows to see how excited contestants get over winning a VCR or CD player. LOL
They only invented those in the '80s.
Loretta Swit only one still alive from that episode, age 80
What's up guys HOW DID U M.A.S.H. UP THAT FACT SORRY COULDN'T RESIST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOL
Since when does "GLADD" have authority to ban anything? They're not standards and practices.
pegbars It’s the gay mafia.
They don't. They either asked or demanded that this episode not be shown, and the two channels gave in. It's dangerous and dishonest to edit history.
@@leadcloud8290 Get real ! It's the same as if the word Ni***r were used, The NAACP and many others would have a problem with it. It's simply that society has matured and no longer will accept derogatory words as comedy.
The story goes that Jack Klugman wanted his wife, Brett Summers, out of the house so he pulled a few strings to get her on the Match Game. You won't see him on it after this one.
They were divorced on The Odd Couple
@@marcusjohnson7772 They were separated. They divorced in 1977. The Odd Couple ran to 1975.
@@sleddy01 *Somers
@@darkclouds09 *Don't Care.
@@sleddy01 That's fine. Just shows your lack of education
They can always bleep out the offending word & still be able to air the episode, you know. 🧐
bit late now innit
It was written on the card!
I remember a Tonight Show episode around that time where Cass was complaining of flu like symptoms. Wondering if untreated heart issues.
Cass Elliot (if that's who you mean), died of choking on a sandwich, not heart disease)
She didnt die from choking on a sandwich that was debunked years ago it was heart failure
I wish people would stop bringing up that tired old myth of Mama Cass choking on a sandwich. IT WAS HER HEART!!!
I heard it was a chicken bone. Ate chicken carefully for the rest of my life!
@@lauriefarless959 No she died of heart failure. Autopsy showed no food in her throat, goggle it. A dumbass journalist made it up to make fun of an overweight dead woman, shameful. Maybe you should fact check before making comments.