Bob Richards--What's My Line

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Uploaded by on Oct 22, 2008

Olympic Pole vaulter Bob Richards was signed in as "Mr. X" on the 20 January 1957 episode of WML.

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  • I was actually expecting a fat dude from Tekken 6.

  • @prchristman Surprised no one recognized him from the cereal box.

  • Since this is not a mystery guest, the panelists are not blindfolded.  So, Dororthy Killgallen recognizes Bob Richards, and at 4:05, there is her patented hands-together gesture.

  • This man is soooooo sweet I had the pleasure of meeting he and his wife today. They are so nice and what a character .....and his wife is just precious!!!!

  • I'd never seen this one but great video of Uncle Bob!

  • This man is one of the nicest people you will ever meet. Him and his wife are just great people and down to earth

  • To many of us, he will always be remembered for being the most memerable shill for Wheaties.

  • Out of 92.6 millions total votes cast, the Richards total of 66,234 made much of a dent. That U.S. Populist Party fielded David Duke in 1988 and the James Bo Gritz in 1992. A far cry from the Populist Party of the 1890s, that's for sure.

  • First athlete to appear on the front of a Wheaties box (1958), and Wikipedia says he ran for president in 1984 under the far-right United States Populist Party banner. I don't remember that 1984 run. The Wheaties box, I remember.

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