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Uploaded by on Jan 19, 2009

Originally aired: August 15, 1978. Loretta Swit playing the winner's circle round with her contestant partner for $20,000.

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  • isn't Clothes for a Trip descriptive? She should have a Trip's Clothes

  • They should have done Larry Linville and Loretta Swit.

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  • @FBCDJ1620am Allowed in the 70's. Disallowed once they moved back to CBS.

  • @DISCOVEGASGUY

    But not in the 80's, 90's and the recent version of pyramid.

  • Dang but is Loretta good at Pyramid! I've watched 4 clips now and she and her partner have won each one!

  • Dear GameShowLuvr,

    You're Right! Mr.Osmond is an A-!

  • I don't know whose more happier..the contestant who won..or Ms.Swit.

  • @richie19190 Donnymid is ASS...

  • "Clothes for a trip" is acceptable in this case as a clue. She couldnt have said "a trip's clothes" because it's not grammatically correct - its not illegal - its just not correct. "Clothes for a trip" would have been unacceptable if the category was perhaps Things That Are Packed because you pack clothes for a trip. You don't "case" clothes for a trip, you put clothes IN a case so it was correct and allowed and they gave her the money. Hope this makes sense. It's a very subtle, fine point.

  • Hot Lips!!!

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