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@MultiJesse1995 They're trying to get people to buy the popcorn, burgers, sandwiches, etc. It makes them money. That's their job.

And in baseball that day (10/1/66), the Giants swept a pair from the Pirates, 5-4 and 2-0. The sweep keeps the Giants alive in the race and knocks Pittsburgh out. To stay alive, the GIants have to win the next day and hope the Phillies beat the Dodgers twice. (LA won the pennant the next day).

@TheManAbove The word "bacon" was used 12 times.

Face the Music is probably one of the toughest game shows ever. Like NTT, you have to name the song that's played. However, on FTM, not only do you have to name the song, you also have to identify a famous person, place or thing. Sarabeth really earned the trip around the world, given how she ...

Ed Marinaro was a former Cornell RB who played four years with the Vikings and another with the Jets in 1976. Once his football career was over, Marinaro came on "Laverne & Shirley", albeit the stay was brief. He left this show in the middle of the season where he played Officer Coffey on "Hill...

Then-LA Mayor Tom Bradley could only compare this day to one other event: when President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963. It was a devastating piece of news not just for sports, but for everyone. To his credit, though, Magic is still doing well to this day.

I have a feeling this ad was made in 1964. In California, Proposition 15 was put on the ballot. A YES vote would abolish Pay TV and keep Free TV alive. The measure passed by a 2 to 1 margin. These ads worked for a while. The measure was overturned later on, though, and Subscription TV (now C...

And those Puss N Boots varieties are certainly "meowth" watering. It probably doesn't apply to Morris the Cat, though.

@elc1960 I don't think Morris would use swear words, but he might, because he only eats 9 Lives. No Puss N'Boots. Not Crave, Whiskas, Cat Chow or any other cat food not named "9 Lives." He is, well, finicky.

The Red Sox and Braves fans are asking Dobie Gray now to free theis souls and Drift Away after blowing 9 and 8 1/2 game Wild Card leads in the AL and NL respectively. Meanwhile, the Rays and Cardinals are singing "I'm So Excited", as they took advantage of the collapses.

It is a great song. Anyway, for those who were Oakland A's fans in 1988, the A's Marketing team did a spoof of this song dubbed "Monster Bash". It was named after the Bash Brothers, McGwire and Canseco, as they exchanged forearm bashes after an A's home run.