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"It came down to Roger Staubach vs. the Steel Curtain defense for one final round. Visions of the Minniesota miracle flashed through the minds of Dallas fans everywhere." Super Bowl X

@Watcher3223 This wasn't the only time Hawkeye experienced this type of mental breakdown. In another episode he started sneezing constantly and developed rashes on his body. They couldn't figure out what caused the allergy. Then Dr. Freedman arrived and Hawkeye told him about an incident that ...

'Just as it seemed as if they might drown, the sea parted. And through it came #80, Rick Upchurch." Super Bowl XII

Oh, my! The boxing announcer is Dick Enberg.

At 10:00 Howard should have added, "And as an extra added bonus, during next week's game I'm going to get very drunk and throw up on Dandy Don's shoes!"

@mzemek1 That song is "Artful Dodger" by Syd Dale and it is on YouTube.

"Staubach settled into his role of captain with poise and confidence" Super Bowl VI.

@roquey44 You gotta love Verne!

"Oh, bless his heart, he's got to be the sickest man in America!" he exclaimed when Jackie Smith dropped the TD pass the following year in SB XIII.

And don't forget his "How DO you DO!!" calls during great plays in college basketball.

John Mackey's touchdown, Super Bowl V.

1978 World Series.

"Larry Brown being dealt a game's worth of punishment in the first half. George Allen's enthusiasm has turned to nervousness."

"It came down to Roger Staubach vs. the Steel Curtain defense for one final round."

At 1:42, "With Glen Edwards' interception, Pittsburgh's victory was secure."

I used to have a record album of Kermit Schaefer's Bloopers and one of the clips contained one of Steve Allen's audence participation segments. One woman looked at the salami and exclaimed "Oh my gosh! That's almost as big as my husband's!" The audience howled with laughter, then the woman sai...

@gingey2008 The couples didn't yell and scream and hit each other with the answer cards when their answers are wrong neither.

This song reminds me of NBC Football in the early 1980s. They would play the beginning of this song as they cut to a commercial during a game.

At 10:02 look at the sign above Carl Lindemann's head. They should have used the NBC snake logo because this took place in 1970. The logo they did use started in the 1980s.

I would rather listen to the Brady Bunch kids sing "Fortunate Son" by CCR than this one.

Nice try, Steve, but I still prefer the Bugs Bunny rendition of the song.

Years later, Sammy would be a special guest star on an episode of "The Cosby Show". He played a former boxer who can not read.

5:45 Great call by Dave Wills of Dan Johnson's home run. And this compliment coming from a Yankee fan.

@ADEAL416 So while Van Slyke was sitting on the field in shock he was thinking, "Barry, you ASSHO:E!!"

This game was also known for the infamous "kick to the clock" decision by Abner Haynes. During the coin toss before the first overtime, Dallas won the toss and Haynes told the referee "We'll kick to the clock" giving the Oilers first posession. It didn't matter as the Texans won the game.

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Is that really Geoff Edwards carrying the tray?

"Col Blake, along with this beer, you also have TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS!!!!"

@BigORat In Game 6 of the 1986 World Series the Red Sox were a strike away twice from winning the World Series and lost the game and the Series to the Mets. Hard to believe those two occurances happened almost 25 years apart. Talk about baseball going a full circle.

Helen Crump tearing up the evidence. Now THAT is true love!

The turkey looks like it's fighting back when Debra tries to pick it up at 1:08. Look at its wings and legs flying around as if to say, "Please! Don't put me in the oven!!"

@dflowers30 Exactly! I asked in another posting of that scene what Debra was going to do with Frank after she counted "three", grab his ear and drag him to the table?

They should sing the "Meow Mix" jingle together.

This song was also used during highlights of the 1978 Philadelphia Eagles.

Dick Vermeil telling his players, "I'm proud of you. I'm disappointed FOR you, but damn it we're a good football team. And don't let anyone tell you different."

Can you imagine Barry Morse giving that same speech?

Ernest T. Bass on drums and vocals!

They should make T-shirts containing the last dialogue of this ad.

"Field goal for the win....OOHHH!"

I don't know why. To me it sounds catchy.

Is it me or does Ernest T. Bass look like Phil Collins? I know he doesn't sing like him.

He could've saved the "superfluous" buns for the next time they have hot dogs.

@jdthebooster Ferragamo took a page from Bradshaw's go for broke book, and hit Billy Waddy fora 50 yard gain.

Just when the Steelers would recover the Rams struck again.

Two homages to the late great Jack Buck. The fan yelling "Go crazy! Go crazy!" and Joe Buck in the broadcast booth saying "We'll see you tomorrow night".

Funny scene from 0:40 to 0:53 when the whole Mayberry team {Goober included} were screaming at Andy while, if you look at the very left of the screen, the other team were piling on each other in celebration. Imagine if that happened at the end of a World Series.

The keyboard solos at :34, 1:03, and 1:31 sound like the McDonald's "I'm Lovin It" jingles.