Richard once again won the week giving away 22,750 dollars in head to head and audience match matches with 11 matches for the regulars. Fannie won for the semi regulars with 3 matches. Brett gave away 1,000 dollars in audience match matches.
One of the gifts was an air conditioner and another was a clock radio. He wouldn't be able to use them, unless they had those outlet converters available then.
Richard's birth name is Colin Emm, so it's interesting to see him encounter another Colin and not even get involved in the discussion about the pronunciation. He weighs in on the matter only by saying the guy's name at 6:43. There's no way it would be said "COLON" in the Scotland, by the way. It would be a bit closer to "Cullen," as Richard also says it, but the corporal was just repeating what Gene said and was too polite to correct him.
Corporal Colin Williams doesn't sound even remotely Scottish. I'd say he was actually originally from Lancashire (in north-west England) but states he's from Edinburgh as he was stationed with the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards.
Seat 6 was told to come up with unexpected answers. Producers thought things grew stale with too much repetition and they wanted the rounds to end with a punch.
@@todddepue681 interesting, thanks for the insight. I just always feel bad for the people, when you know it's going to be their last chance and they're probably screwed. Lol
@@joetrolo7076 yeah I heard Marcia Wallace talk about it in an interview years later. Always thought it put those women in a tough spot. Not only did they have to be creative, they also had to deal with the inevitable frustration people had with them.
@@joetrolo7076 it's great sometimes when the contestants give oddball answers that get no matches and then 6 will triumphantly reveal an unexpected match. Fannie Flagg seemed to be able to pull that off pretty well.
hey! No fair. Panty hose and (pants, drawers or bloomers) are not the same thing or worn for the same reason. Foul. Foul. Lol...okay, George Wallace was a great answer! LMAO! George monty Hall. .
fecman94 You are absolutely right. I don’t know why they kept her on the show unless it was a way to mess with the contestants. One less chance to win.
Yes she did it on purpose....according to Marcia Wallace, the producers assigned seat 6 to come up with unexpected answers to end the round on a punch. The idea being that a series of repetitive answers got stale and made for boring TV. So not only did those women have to be creative, they also needed a thick skin to deal with viewers hating on them for not matching.
I think she thinks she's being cute and funny. Everybody expects her to just say something completely stupid and unrelated to the question. Might as well use a magic 8 ball, it would be cheaper and probably match more often.
Scoey was making a joke by asking to go to the bathroom because he wasn't playing that round but Gary Burghoff actually did wander off stage when he wasn't playing. Gene had to scold him on air for his behavior.
Because we are probably supposed to say Whom, as you can tell during the Super Match when Gene asked Whom to you call, and we are the ones saying it wrong.
In this case, since he's being asked the object of the question, whom is correct. Think of it like this. "He guards the queen." If you want to know who is guarding, you ask, "Who is guarding the queen?" But if you want to know who is being guarded, you are supposed to use the objective (as opposed to subjective) form of who, thus "Whom do you guard?" is correct. I would have never known this had I not taken up teaching English as a foreign language. Sorry. Too much information, I know.
It’s awful with the celebrities give the wrong answer and they think it’s funny! They do it on purpose, knowing that the contestant is there to win money!
