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What's my Line (1968-1975 Syndicated run)
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What's My Line
Panel: Soupy Sales, Elaine Joyce, Kreskin, Arlene Francis
Mystery Guest: Morey Amsterdam
Mystery Guest: Morey Amsterdam
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What's My Line
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Panel: Soupy Sales, Anita Gillette, Bobby Morse, Arlene Francis Mystery Guest : Alan Alda
What's my Line
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Panel: Jack Cassidy, Anita Gillette, Bert Convy, Arlene Francis Mystery Guest: Lucie Arnaz
What's My Line
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Panel: Soupy Sales, Anita Gillette, Gene Shalit, Arlene Francis Mystery Guest: Kreskin
What's My Line
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Panel: Soupy Sales, Joanna Barnes, Jack Cassidy, Arlene Francis Mystery Guest: Kevin McCarthy
I hate Robert Morse wearing a mustache.
Currently, two celebrities are still alive: Anita Gillette and Alan Alda (8/17/24).
Only Gene Shalitt is still alive at 98 (8/17/24).
Anita Gillette, Gene Shalett, and Kreskin are still alive as of 8/17/24.
Ms Komichiyo(sp) was delightful...
He only said 5 flavors.
Five fruit flavors: banana, lime, orange, strawberry, and lemon plus a scotch flavor.
Poor soupy! 😂❤
One of the last episodes they ever used the 1968 theme.
Anymore please
Episode aired Jul 7, 1972
1973 Women Police Officers not 'Cagney and lacy; this was still very aspirational , and the Panel and the Women did not view themselves on the Beat
Jack Cassidy giving her a big kiss at the end?
Jack died from a couch fire he was sleeping on.
Yes! Alan Alda was wonderful, in M.A.S.H and this show. He was also interested in a lot of science,
I wish they would give us the date.
That 12 year old kid is so cute. I hope he grew up into show business.
Would it really have been so hard to tell us the date?
What year is this???
Gorgeous Elaine.
Elaine Joyce was married to Bobby Van and Neil "Doc" Simon.
Gene is still alive on this day Feb. 2 2023.
Anita is 87 in 2024.
The painted clothes with the yellow inseam?????
This is frustrating. I was able to follow these shows for each week from 1950 to 1957, all in sequence. That process is not available for these. You aren’t even telling what the date was. In this case, we don’t even know the full name of one of the panelists. I’ll poke around for awhile, but may give up and listen to the original panel again.
1974
The intro looks like it had the same animator as Schoolhouse Rock.
. Is it just me, or was the ship's Captain (the S.S. France) giving VERY misleading answers (17:14) ?? I kept waiting for the host to step in and correct or qualify what he said, and even though he did on a few of them, he REALLY seemed to just add to the confusion, leading to the whole thing going, as he himself said, "so far afield"..... .
SS France had only one more full season, and then the shp was put in drydock.
. Okay.........just watched this again, and seeing this the second time I think the Captain wasn't really giving as many misleading answers as I originally thought. I will say this though, this was probably always going to be one of those "Lines" you just know they NEVER were going to guess, especially given the VERY abbreviated 'window' they had to try and come up with it, given the fact it was (kinda) just 'jammed in' at the very end of this episode..... 🤔 .
The first spot also stumped the pane on the pilot of I’ve Got a Secret with Bill Cullen in the mid 70’s.
1973 episode
At least this Mccarthy isn't a Republican obstructionist
So how come Kreskin the mind reader couldn't clairvoyantly figure out the mystery guest?
Because he isn't a mind reader
The Geisha lady is my favorite partof the episode. Japanese women are very beautiful.
Any more please of these moments
Soupy Sales is the best.
Would you happen to have (and be able to upload) the episode with Ed Ames as the Mystery Guest, please?
Absolutely atrocious stuff. The 70's ruined the show.
Your opinion means nothing since everyone else likes this episode.
@@RonGerstein and your opinion means even lass as the vast majority don't like it.
@@peternagy-im4be lass lass lass lass
Good call by Daly to not show their talents. I would have turned the channel.
Exactly my thoughts. Daly was right and they sadly ruined the show. I wish Miss Arlene Francis had managed the show in the 70s.
This new set and opening was the kiss of death.
Soupy Sales and Mel Gibson...separated at birth?
Soupy (Milton Supman) was born 1/1926, way before Mel Gibson.
the thumbs down is not for the first two guests.
I never knew that there were fruit flavored fortune cookies until now.
Doctor Who wishes he had a scarf that long.
this set looks like a circus to me.. WML under the Big Top
Agreed, IMHO even the TTTT "hippy" set looked better than this
Yes it does
😅😅😅
What's My Line is peculiar in the sense that it's a game show that received great tragedy. Dorothy Kilgallen and host Larry Blyden both died violent deaths in mysterious circumstances. It's called the What's My Line curse.
Fred Allen, another panelist, also died the day before the broadcast, on Saturday.
One person drew a bad fortune.
I got to meet Kreskin in 2014.
Kevin McCarthy was a wonderful and versatile actor.
Now he's a worthless senator
Larry Blyden has long hair here.
yeck what a horrible set
Lucie's Tallulah Bankhead voice was great!
How times have changed. The diets mentioned as the best in that book are either no longer popular, or now known to be the truly unhealthiest.
Has anyone seen July 31, 1969 taped episode?
who is Kreskin and is that his first or last name
He did a mind-reading act in the 70s and 80s. He was actually billed as The Amazing Kreskin when he appeared on TV and in Vegas. His first name was never mentioned.
Still living and performing at 84 years. Interesting that he never claims to be psychic, just an entertainer.
Kreskin's real name is: George Joseph Kresge.