To Tell The Truth Episode - Very Similar To Richard Buggy Episode 

Take away the glasses on #3, he would resemble Bentley from the Jeffersons. Lol

These shows were so much fun. I miss the calm, relaxed world of the 1970s.

There was always some kind of creative twist on each show.

The one lady confused the Mormons with the Amish

This is one of the funniest game show clips I've ever seen! I particularly loved the real Archie Bunker's response when he was asked if he shared the same views on the world with the fictional Archie Bunker: "I think Archie and I are diametrically opposed." 🤣🤣

There was another episode of To Tell The Truth that aired in the 1980s where an imposter had the name of Bill Cullen. And guess who was on the panel during that episode?

There was one case in the 1950s where there was a kid contestant named Bill Cullen on "The Name's the Same" while the famous Bill was on the panel.

You can’t sue because a TV show happens to use the same name that you have.

Now that was funny!

I knew it couldn't be #3 because he said he was christened, Mormon are baptized as adults

I would loved to have met Carol O'Connor.

I met a salesman who looked like Bill Cullen who sold cookies

I actually remember seeing the episode of “To Tell The Truth” that was referenced in “Catch Me If You Can” with Leonardo DiCaprio. It aired in 1972, I believe.

#3 looks like a guy I worked with years ago, and his name was Jerry, but his last name wasn't Ford. lol

I wish we could have seen the intros and heard the statement. It must have been wild to hear the first person introduce himself as Archie Bunker.

I was just thinking to myself that the first contestant looked like Bill Cullen!

Archie Bunker was the name picked first. It was going to be changed to Waldo Bunker, but a Waldo Bunker lived in Queens.

There was also a sitcom character named Larry King...I don't know if his opinions were the same as the real Larry King.

Bill Cullen, gee I remember him with short hair!

I thought the bald guy was going to be Gerald Ford.

Good wholesome game shows back then, unlike the Family Feud of today.

Great clip, ty for the upload.

Love #3's pause after "I Am the President," (This aired just 4 after Ford became President)

#3 looked like Larry Blyden

I missed that.