I'm looking for the Beat The Clock episode where the guy had to wear an overcoat and get a kid's punching clown up under the coat and out of the top. If they knew how it was going to look, I don't think it would have made TV back then. LOL
I have one of the Sylvania "Radio Clocks", like the model on the upper right, the non-lighted panel version. I have a 1964 Halo-light Console TV/ Hi-Fi too, but think by that time the quality was lower compared to 10 years earlier -1954.
@Sandra33139 - Same here. I loved watching BTC every day in the afternoon. That big old ticking clock used to fascinate the hell out of me! Imagine if this show were on today, with a big, digital clock on the wall.
@GJNCA I replied to this last night. YT glitch I guess. Anyway, I said that this is a great piece of television trivia. You wouldn't be pulling my leg now, would you?
The show aired on Saturday nights at 7:30pm(et), just before "THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW". This edition originally aired in December (just before Christmas) 1953. Bern Bennett was the show's announcer; Bill Shipley was Sylvania's spokesman. Roxanne Arlen {r.n. Dolores Rosedale} was Bud's "assistant" and photographer. Those who "beat the jackpot clock" usually won a Sylvania TV set, worth about $500.
I am looking for the video with m parents on the show: Shirley & Ray Kunkel in July of either 1959 or 1960.
Any ideas on how I can track it down? thanks Gina
Gazelle908 1 month ago
I'm looking for the Beat The Clock episode where the guy had to wear an overcoat and get a kid's punching clown up under the coat and out of the top. If they knew how it was going to look, I don't think it would have made TV back then. LOL
MaryTCollins 3 months ago
I have one of the Sylvania "Radio Clocks", like the model on the upper right, the non-lighted panel version. I have a 1964 Halo-light Console TV/ Hi-Fi too, but think by that time the quality was lower compared to 10 years earlier -1954.
tube1aka1valve 4 months ago
Just shows that nothing is new!
lissalives 8 months ago
Minute to Win It is just like this combined with the prize ladder on Millionaire!
JeopardyandWheelFan 1 year ago
I remember seeing this on T.V. when I was a little kid. Loved it then still love it now!
Sandra33139 1 year ago
@Sandra33139 - Same here. I loved watching BTC every day in the afternoon. That big old ticking clock used to fascinate the hell out of me! Imagine if this show were on today, with a big, digital clock on the wall.
WSenator1 6 months ago
A rare "necktie moment" for Bud, who usually wore non-tuxedo bowties.
byrd56 1 year ago
Does anyone have an episode with the laughing heads opening?
JMFabianoRPL 1 year ago
thats interesting about james dean, thanks
thefairlysimple1 1 year ago
@thefairlysimple1 It sure is!
hwy61media 1 year ago
Fun show. I really liked how the host includes the children through out the time their parent's are playing the games. Truly a family show.
pleasedtobe 1 year ago
@pleasedtobe Thanks. It was a good all around show. -Michael
hwy61media 1 year ago
Thanks so much for these mike! I have wanted to see more of them!
saphopoem 1 year ago
@saphopoem Thanks Jen. Glad you liked it. Happy Easter!
hwy61media 1 year ago
@GJNCA That's amazing!
ClassicRockStays116 1 year ago
@GJNCA Fired for being too good. Isn't that something! Thanks for the information.
hwy61media 1 year ago
@GJNCA I replied to this last night. YT glitch I guess. Anyway, I said that this is a great piece of television trivia. You wouldn't be pulling my leg now, would you?
hwy61media 1 year ago
It's so cool to watch these old shows. Sure is entertaining. Gread upload Michael.
I don't like these new Youtube video page. Why do they always keep changing.....
AfsAnehAfairytale 1 year ago
@AfsAnehAfairytale I'm glad you found this one entertaining. I did too. I kind of like the simple rules. Thanks Rita :)
hwy61media 1 year ago
The show aired on Saturday nights at 7:30pm(et), just before "THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW". This edition originally aired in December (just before Christmas) 1953. Bern Bennett was the show's announcer; Bill Shipley was Sylvania's spokesman. Roxanne Arlen {r.n. Dolores Rosedale} was Bud's "assistant" and photographer. Those who "beat the jackpot clock" usually won a Sylvania TV set, worth about $500.
fromthesidelines 1 year ago
@fromthesidelines I was thinking the showed aired in 1954 because of the television model. Close. How about that halo effect?
hwy61media 1 year ago
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GaryW48 1 year ago
@hwy61media and the syvania radio, when you compare them with things like the ipod today, lol
thefairlysimple1 1 year ago