@KMac I said that because my uncle bought a house in Dix Hills, NY in 1972 for 33,000 and it's worth over a million now. That's a 30x factor. Auto wise, you could buy 2 cheap new cars for 5000 in '73 and today you can buy 2 cheap new cars for 30,000. So I guess you're right
For the decade, most of her clothes were lovable. Most fashion back then was so awful. Here, she also had a tan from being in Greece for her anniversary. I've always loved her
This is my second viewing and I can't believe I didn't write a previous comment, especially since I like to say how much I 💘 the pretty ladies like Cathy
Open ended questions deserve open ended answers. Ring and jewelry should have matched. Boo!!! Unless the question is looking for specifics, I think generals should match. This is my pet peeve with booze and specific booze too. What-cha-gonna-do...
they accepted wig and toupee for hair - then deny ring for jewelry . You are right . Consistency in judging was a problem for MG and would come back to haunt them later
Just like the infamous school riot episode, the contestant said "school." Charles said scuba diving school and got buzzed, but argued that it was acceptable because of the word school in his answer. The others answered with finishing and night school, but were buzzed. Based on the decision the judge made with Charles, the other answers should have been accepted too.
On a later episode, Richard was joking around filling out a card to apply to be a contestant and they asked you to include a recent photo with your application. So the bevy of beauties was no accident.
@@artsybabe4u Not so much that they were in better shape, just the women acted and looked more ladylike and feminine than they do today.and the men were polite and spoke well. Sorry if that offends anyone but facts are facts..
Free spirit flying! ;0) ROFL! Another fine episode! ;0) ROFL! Love ya Gene! ;0) ROFL! Love ya Charles! :0) ROFL! Love ya Betty! ;0) Mic troubles continue.. ;0) I like seeing Gene getting excited as the contestant when they win the big money! ;0) OH! Does Allen know you are seeing other man while married to him Betty? ;0) GENE! ;0) Moustache? Not only did you get the buzz the judges are laughing.. ;0) Poor Gene, puts up with a lot of this show with such great patience. ;0)
Brett was simply setting Betty up, fully expecting her to go for a punchline. Their contrasting personalities made it a natural that they would play it for comedic effect. There was no animosity.
I enjoy watching these old game shows, but to be honest, I and wondering why Brett Somers was SOOO over the top with picking on Betty White. How the heck did Betty White not snap back at her? Somers was actually some kind of bully on that show like it was all about her. Other than that, some definitely cultural aspects that have changed over time.
I think "I sold my jewelry" implies she sold all her jewelry or many pieces of jewelry, whereas a ring is a singular piece. It is questionable, though. In some cases they have brought back a contestant to play another game if the staff felt they unfairly buzzed a match. Not sure whether Cathy/Kathy got that kindness.
@@mlchc9004 which only made it natural that they would play it up for comedic effect. Brett was always setting up Betty (and Dawson and later Fannie and of course CNR) knowing full well they would come back with a punchline. Cant have one without the other. Brett was there, in large part, to be a target for the others. She knew that and played the part well.
@@pencils812 true you never really know but I’m totally in Cynthia McKenzie’s court - her comment was this: “That’s how they used to joke around. No nastiness at all” I have a group of friends and we all joke around exactly like that.
