There were Arlene, and Kitty, and Betsy, and Peggy, and Phyllis who were great female panelists on guessing games, as opposed to game players, like Betty White. But always Arlene at the top. Dorothy was a great What's My Line player, but she tried so hard to play the game well, that she never let her hair down to just have fun. Arlene would have been fun to play charades with in your living room. Dorothy, for all her intelligence and perspicacity, would have been less fun in that setting. Part of the genius of WML was the diversity of personalities among the four regulars, including John Daly. Thank you for these creatively structured compilations of the great Ms. Francis.
0:20. that was wonderful :D I wonder if she remembers this moment from the original series, maybe YES. I love how you compare her syndie moments with original ones. I think it's the best part of the three.
I really hope she did remember that, considering her laugh :D Thanks a lot :D as I first watched this particular scenes I swear, I had the scenes from the originals going before my eyes so I couldn't resist to do such comparison
@@paula127v And you shouldn't resist. It was very very good comparison. Years ago I made another kind of videos. There was a Bulgarian TV series, a big hit. So I took scenes and put them together with an appropriate song, and like you - with every line of the song I had before my eyes the exact scene. Some actors from the TV series gave me feedback that they absolutely loved it. One of the actresses personally sent me FB friend request. Only as I suggestion I can give you is to change the time frame or the position of the pop up video at 10:52, Arlene cannot be seen and the idea with the comparison with the next clip is lost - I managed to watch the video before you added it, otherwise I wouldn't know.
There were Arlene, and Kitty, and Betsy, and Peggy, and Phyllis who were great female panelists on guessing games, as opposed to game players, like Betty White. But always Arlene at the top. Dorothy was a great What's My Line player, but she tried so hard to play the game well, that she never let her hair down to just have fun. Arlene would have been fun to play charades with in your living room. Dorothy, for all her intelligence and perspicacity, would have been less fun in that setting. Part of the genius of WML was the diversity of personalities among the four regulars, including John Daly. Thank you for these creatively structured compilations of the great Ms. Francis.
I'm glad you enjoyed it, thank you.
you know , what was so sad about this lady was the way she died of alzheimers , so so sad as this lady was just that , a nice wonderful lady .
0:20. that was wonderful :D I wonder if she remembers this moment from the original series, maybe YES. I love how you compare her syndie moments with original ones. I think it's the best part of the three.
I really hope she did remember that, considering her laugh :D
Thanks a lot :D as I first watched this particular scenes I swear, I had the scenes from the originals going before my eyes so I couldn't resist to do such comparison
@@paula127v And you shouldn't resist. It was very very good comparison. Years ago I made another kind of videos. There was a Bulgarian TV series, a big hit. So I took scenes and put them together with an appropriate song, and like you - with every line of the song I had before my eyes the exact scene. Some actors from the TV series gave me feedback that they absolutely loved it. One of the actresses personally sent me FB friend request.
Only as I suggestion I can give you is to change the time frame or the position of the pop up video at 10:52, Arlene cannot be seen and the idea with the comparison with the next clip is lost - I managed to watch the video before you added it, otherwise I wouldn't know.
@@teddytodorova Wow, that's a really great story, congrats!
I noticed that also and it's corrected now.