Got buzz aldrin and don knotts confuzzeled Why buy baby food with chemicals when you can make it at home without chemicals? Hopefully she met siri and/or alexa Well......... That escalated quickly 😂 She read the book and understood the assignment ❤😂
As long as Steve Allen is there I don't care ❤ People can make mistakes because they aren't perfect and it's a free country There's a sense in which they can be seen..... Pun intended 😂❤ Thanks for posting! ❤
I voted for Number III; because I know who Orville Redenbacher looks like, Black Framed Glasses, Curly White Hair, and a Bow-tie; and yes I take after Kitty Carlisle by not only writing a Roman Numeral 1 (I), but 2 (II) and 3 (III) as well.
Only discovered this show recently. If they aren't aired these days is it because they are openly advertising smoking? (I'm not American, so don't know American "television regulations")
The most bizarre and disturbing segment of TTTT featured the legendary Chicago police detective Jack Muller, who was promoting his memoir, compellingly titled "I, Pig." The first sign we were in for a wild ride was when Garry Moore, normally pleasant and apolitical to a fault, opened the segment crimson-faced expressing outrage that anyone could refer to a police officer as a "pig." After reading Muller's affadavit, the three contestants appear. As the camera pans to #3, we see a menacing, intimidating, larger than life figure. When he growled "My name is Jack Muller," all of the oxygen was immediately sucked from the studio - and my living room. The game effectively ended before it began, and the panelists could only go through the motions. About 90 percent of the questions were directed toward #3, and the segment quickly devolved into a Jack Muller interview. The two poor imposters were rendered as invisible as if they were waiting for a bus. It was at this point that things got truly ugly. Panelist Orson Bean, going for a cheap laugh, addressed Muller as "Pig No. 3." What happened next I may or may not remember correctly, but red laser beams shot out of Muller's eyes, eviscerating Bean and leaving only a small pile of dust in his chair. Actually, Bean, after a standing 8 count from Muller's glare, remarked that Garry Moore had also given him "just the meanest look," to which Moore replied: "I meant it." After a brief exchange, Muller said to Bean, "You appear to be a very stupid man." Yikes! This episode has gone totally off the rails! I can only imagine how embarrassed Orson Bean felt in that moment. When the voting came, panelist Bill Cullen quipped, "I'm voting for #3 because I'm afraid not to!" The real Muller swept the panel and, to the surprise of absolutely no one, stood up. Though gruff and intimidating, Jack Muller was actually a public servant of extraordinary honesty, integrity and dedication to duty, fighting Chicago's embedded corruption in ways big and small with massive stones, even once ticketing Mayor Daley himself. Muller retired from the force in 1981 and died in 2005. A Google search of Jack Muller leads you to a lot of interesting reading. He was quite a character, as this extraordinary TTTT segment attests.
Absolutely everyone smoked in that era. One of the few that did not, Sir Charles Chaplin, eventually died due to a diet causing a series of mini strokes and some awful medical advice. He made it to 88 though. But I digress. Up until the 90’s, smoking was commonplace and fashionable, sadly.
