the same time bud collyer had hosted the last 2 seasons of the network version of"to tell the truth",he did the voice of the man of steel that years before,he did on the radio,on filmation's"the new adventures of superman"!
There are something wrong with the Playlists dates. I have checked the dates of a particular Panel star and she is never mentioned as one of the Panel lists, even though the Playlist mentions the dates. The actress was Ann Sheridan, and this is very important for us to see if the one that has a deceased friend of ours is available. She made about 6 episodes from 1963 to 1965. Is there a way to get those dates corrected?
Can anyone explain why the prize money was set at multiples of $250, when they must be divided by three? So, who gets the extra penny? Did they flip a coin for It?
always left feeling amused and
entertained after this programme.
i think tom poston's success rate was more than 95% overall, more than any other panelists.
Sue Oakland was known as sue cott when she was my Sunday school teacher at Eighth Church Of Christ Scientists.
As a personality, Tom is probably my favorite panelist from this era; but I must say his votes must be the laziest and least well-reasoned.
OMG , $250.00 and a carton of WHAT !!!!????
You forget the era in which these were filmed. Smoking was more acceptable and the dangers weren't as widely known.
Salems !!!
@@HannibalFan52- I imagine the real dangers were known but were in a folder labelled TOP SECRET!
the same time bud collyer had hosted the last 2 seasons of the network version of"to tell the truth",he did the voice of the man of steel that years before,he did on the radio,on filmation's"the new adventures of superman"!
There are something wrong with the Playlists dates. I have checked the dates of a particular Panel star and she is never mentioned as one of the Panel lists, even though the Playlist mentions the dates. The actress was Ann Sheridan, and this is very important for us to see if the one that has a deceased friend of ours is available. She made about 6 episodes from 1963 to 1965. Is there a way to get those dates corrected?
Ann Sheridan appeared on the daytime version. There are not many episodes of those online.
Laurel, the Airport Comminnsioner was very statuesque She was taller than all the men when they met after the show.
Can anyone explain why the prize money was set at multiples of $250, when they must be divided by three? So, who gets the extra penny? Did they flip a coin for It?
I've been wondering that myself.
I would assume the real person got the extra penny.
8:27 Don't leave us hanging. What was the big spring soliloquy leading to?
A related commercial, for sure.
How can you swim right past Alligators and Crocodiles and them not bother you?
Fearless.🏊
Man #1 in Game #1
Lady #2 in Game #2
Man #1 in Game #3
Peggy Carnegie could sell me a cooperative apt. any day. What a voice. I think history has proved what she was selling a good investment.
What nice people, unlike today's Democrats.
Dimocrats
Dumbocrats!
Or the maggets