Here is an episode of the syndicated Hollywood Squares from the second half of its first season, with the main production difference being the car plug being announced prior to the start of the third game.
The big three Paul Lynde, Wally Cox and Charley Weaver. This is when the show was at it's peak. By 1975 it's only Paul Lynde trying to carry the show because Cox and Weaver both died unexpectedly.
I miss the music as they describe the secret square prizes. But I was glad to see Buddy Hackett NOT AS obnoxious as he usually is. And FOUR lady stars! I don't understand why they didn't have four ladies every episode
Back in the 70's stars were more owned. They were on other shows that were horrible for them in terms of public perception. The only way a star would do it now is if it were for charity and they were with people of equal stardom.
All on the same show: Edith Bunker, Sally Rogers, Felix Unger, Shirley Partridge, Uncle Arthur and Underdog. Charley Weaver is the grandfather of all the Arquettes...including David and Rosanna.
Panelists: 1. Jean Stapleton 2. Wally Cox 3. Rose Marie 4. Buddy Hackett 5. Shirley Jones 6. Tony Randall 7. Sandy Duncan 8. Charley Weaver 9. Paul Lynde
A Cop stops a car the driver is told his tail lights are out.the driver gets very upset.the cop says calm down its not that big of a infraction.the drivers replies maybe not to you but when i lost the trailer back their my wife and four kids were in it.Ronald Reagan.
They make these Secret Square questions so darn difficult and stars are supposed to help contestants win these,not trick them and cause them to lose games or prizes in these.
