To Tell the Truth - Middle-aged marathon runner; PANEL: Barry Nelson (Feb 6, 1967)

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PANEL: Tom Poston, Peggy Cass, Barry Nelson, Kitty Carlisle
CONTESTANT #1: Sheila Scott (Pilot on the longest solo flight in history)
CONTESTANT #2: Andrew Crichton (Middle-aged marathon runner)
CONTESTANT #3: George V. Allen (Director of the Foreign Service Institute)
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@marycleary7810 3 года назад

Three was the only one who looked over forty.

@zenarcade64 2 года назад

21:30 Tom Poston "We haven't had any trouble with those 4 countries that he represented us in". Two months after this show in April, '67 was the rightwing Greek Junta take over. 7 months later was the border conflict with India and China, 12 years later was the Islamo-Fascist take over of Iran, 24 years later was the genocide in the former Yugoslavia.

@AndrewMacLaine Год назад

Ambassador #3 had quite a voice! Then and now, he could have had a career in commercial voice over!

@kenyongray2615 Год назад

Peggy was wearing her Roaring 20's outfit. Bud always brings the show home on time whether he has to go slow or faster at the end.

@marthahanley6650 6 лет назад

Just an FYI: *Any* aviation question? Tom Poston knows *everything* about flying! Tom Poston was a heroic WWII jet pilot and was in Normandy fighting on D-Day. :) P.S. There was someone on one of these who wrote that Tom Poston was afraid of flying. I just thought that was awfully odd unless his war experience made him so. (shrug) I never googled it or anything or replied; however, being a jet pilot on D-Day?? Who knows if he is afraid now, but I can't see why? :)

@900milesfromnormal3 5 лет назад

Just speculation: Could it be that Mr. Poston was either afraid of flying due to PTSD after being in WW2, or maybe being a pilot he was nervous when someone he didn't know was piloting the airplane?

@stansse1880 3 года назад

My understanding is that Tom Poston flew C-47 transport planes. Including dropping paratroopers D-Day eve. Similar to what was shown on Band of Brothers. He mentioned this in one episode with a paratrooper.

@marthahanley6650 3 года назад

@@stansse1880 That's absolutely true as I've seen nearly all of these and he mentioned it only as a passing comment when the subject dealt with flying on D-Day.

@janeiwasduncan8463 3 года назад

Jet pilot in WW2 ? ? ? What jet please ??

@MrHopeTelevision 4 года назад

The Third guy from the marathon runner section looked about 60

@ChrisHansonCanada Год назад

Lady #1 in Game #1 Man #3 in Game #2 Man #1 in Game #3 (Man #3 was the father of actor George C. Scott).

@jimmygoodrich9590 Год назад

Thanks buddy

@bevn362 Год назад

Peggy Cass TV show The Hathaways is a 26-episode situation comedy, which aired on ABC from October 6, 1961, to March 30, 1962, starring Peggy Cass and Jack Weston as suburban Los Angeles "parents" to a trio of performing chimpanzees.