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snowden67 commented 1 week ago

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IPW Prime Time Wrestling w/Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby The Brain Heenan

How much more mileage can I get out of these IPW videos? Only time will tell Norm. Only time will tell.

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snowden67 said:

This is great. Thank you for showing this. This beats Raw.

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  La Porte Magique

  Though the 1980s Break the Bank was not a huge hit in the US, it did spawn a successful French version, La Porte Magique, on the now defunct La Cin...

  3,687 views

  snowden67 said:

  I heard this host in the gray jacket quickly became disenchanted with the format and was replaced by (who knew he could speak French) Joe Farago, who changed his name to Jose for the French version.

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  La Porte Magique

  Though the 1980s Break the Bank was not a huge hit in the US, it did spawn a successful French version, La Porte Magique, on the now defunct La Cin...

  3,687 views

  snowden67 said:

  We don't always agree around the world as to what a hit is. In the UK, Winning Lines was quite loved as a lottery show. In the US, it got ten weeks. Overall, I have grown to love the US BTB. and am very greatful for all the cool postings on YT such as this.

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  Relatively Speaking debut: 9/5/88, Part 1

  Here's the premiere of a short-lived, but fun panel show. Every contestant is related to a celebrity, but it's the panel's job to find out who!

  He...

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  snowden67 said:

  I have never heard of the contestant, the person the contestant is related to, or the people on the ends of the panel. When does Break The Bank come on?

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  Break the Bank (Rayburn), pt. 2

  The winning couple uses their earned time to win prizes and bank cards in the Prize Vault.

  2,776 views

  snowden67 said:

  With all due respect, the stunt for the camera, with him sitting in the chair, was not one of television's finest moments.

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  Break the Bank (Rayburn), pt. 1

  Two couples compete for time in the Prize Vault by answering questions and puzzles.

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  snowden67 said:

  @jhshifris1 Why would Rayburn just quit doing Break The Bank? That strikes me as unprofessional, and Gene was a veteran performer and well respected among his peers. He wasn't doing it for the money. Another rumor was he quit after someone was nearly injured doing a stunt and he didn't feel c...

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  The Lucy Show - Lucy The Bean Queen - with Ed Begley ( Part 1 of 3 )

  To autoplay the episode, PAUSE this video & click

  http://www.youtube.com/watc......

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  snowden67 said:

  Why would banker Mooney say doubling a penny every day for 19 days lead to $1,500. Am I missing something?

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snowden67 commented 4 weeks ago

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The death of the Stooges

The death of the Stooges and how they died

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snowden67 said:

@sonbello61 Besser did physical comedy with Abbot & Costello fine. He and Costello would always fight, smash things, and hit each other with physical objects. Something just didn't work for Besser in the Stooge films. Besser did take some bops, but he doesn't make them look funny. Joe has s...

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  The death of the Stooges

  The death of the Stooges and how they died

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  snowden67 said:

  The new movie would be given more slack if it begins with the premise these guys aren't the stooges themselves, but (as one writer suggested) the grandsons of the stooges. Imagine old grandpa Curly won a million dollars from a radio contest which he used to design the world's greatest fly trap. ...

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  Blockbusters - John/Jill & Cynthia

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  @mysticpuffy The announcer was named Rich Jeffries. I remember he did the last several weeks of Blockbusters, including the finale.

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  What's My Line? Arthur Godfrey (1952)

  This appearance was made on March 30, 1952, at the height of Arthur Godfrey's massive popularity and more than a year before he fired talented bari...

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  snowden67 said:

  @romeman01 The only other time I remember John Daly being so energized about a mystery guest was with Groucho Marx. Daly plays along with Groucho's long winded responses and later starts answering before Groucho with his own jokes (e.g., Arlene: Do you do stand-up? Daly: Not if he can do it s...

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  The Beverly Hillbillies - EP 6 - Trick Or Treat - 4/4

  Grannie has her back up and is determined to return home. Partly because the police made the family get rid of all the farm animals Jed purchased a...

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  snowden67 said:

  Another blooper at around 4:00 when some of the candy makes a thud falling into the sink.

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  The Three Stooges Review - 011 Three Little Beers

  Review of the eleventh Columbia Pictures short film starring The Three Stooges, Three Little Beers.

  We're reviewing all 190 of the famous Three St...

  798 views

  snowden67 said:

  It isn't "spit out coffee funny" but it makes me smile. The blocking of scenes seems different in this one. The stack of kegs on the truck has to be one of the biggest props used and one of the widest shots filmed. Following the worker through the door at the start is unique. A golf course an...

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  The Three Stooges Review - 016 A Pain in the Pullman

  Review of the sixteenth Columbia Pictures short film starring The Three Stooges, A Pain in the Pullman.

  We're reviewing all 190 of the famous Thre...

  760 views

  snowden67 said:

  I rather like this one. I rate it higher than you. It moves at a good clip. The scenes with the large woman helping them into the top berth are funny. The only bad thing is the scene where the man is trying to clip the monkey's tail with scissots always makes me cringe. What idiot thought th...

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snowden67 commented 2 months ago

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The Honeymooners - Boys and Girls Together

Originally telecast on April 23, 1955. The wives demand that the boys spend more time with them, so Ralph and Norton scheme to exhaust the girls wi...

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snowden67 said:

They dance to Gene Gene The Dancing Machine

• snowden67 commented 2 months ago

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  The Honeymooners - Boys and Girls Together

  Originally telecast on April 23, 1955. The wives demand that the boys spend more time with them, so Ralph and Norton scheme to exhaust the girls wi...

  5,289 views

  snowden67 said:

  When the "lost" episodes were first re-released Ilate 80's) there was a lot of talk whether they would be accepted by the public as being as good as the classic 39. This was the premiere lost episode they showed on my local station. When I saw that great dance sequence at 35:00, I knew they wou...

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snowden67 commented 2 months ago

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Tim Russert Tribute

A tribute to Tim Russert, John Carroll University, class of 1972.

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I don't recall Russert ever mentioning JCU on television shows the way other NBC and MSNBC persobnalities did. It is nice he said it in this promo 50 people will see. Too bad he didn't plug the school on MSNBC. We hear Mike Barnacle and Willie Geist discuss Buston University and Tulane, respec...

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  The Lucy Show - William Frawley Cameo

  William Frawleys Last tv aprence

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  snowden67 said:

  From all accounts I have read, Frawley was OK to work with on My Three Sons before serious illness set in. When he was replaced, he badmouthed a lot of the people, but that is to be expected when you are forced off and in pain. A better way to remember Frawley is the drinking buddy who overhear...

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snowden67 commented 2 months ago

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Flying Nun Theme Song

Theme to the hit 60's sitcom.

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snowden67 said:

I read Madeliene Sherwood (Reverend Mother) was practically deaf by the time she played this role.

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  King Kong Bundy V Ron Dee (WWF 1985)

  The Big King-Kongeer takes on Ron Dee in 1985.

  2,038 views

  snowden67 said:

  @cuteguy65 He stole his name from Sal Gee.

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  To Tell The Truth (1980), pt. a1

  Soupy Sales, Mary Ann Mobley, John Wade, and Peggy Cass try to identify the real John McLaughlin.

  6,203 views

  snowden67 said:

  At 5:41, John doesn't enjoy being asked to abbreviate his answer. Man, don't let Peggy Cass near a Jesuit. She knows this stuff better than the priests at John Carroll and Fordham. This version also had Larry King on it before he made his name better known. King was featured as the host of an...

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  ESPN E60 Scott Hall HDTV

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  In his prime, Scott Hall was a mountain of a man - 6-foot-7, 290 pounds ...

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  snowden67 said:

  I have attended some Top Rope NECW promotion shows and the wrestlers were nice to the fans (hanging around and shaking hands before and after the show). When I had my leg in a bandage, one of the "heels" came over to me to hold my arm for better leverage on some stairs leaving the building. Jus...

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