Back when this show aired, we took watching stars like Vincent Price, Lee Grant and Mel Brooks for granted. They are greatly missed. Wally Cox was a very smart guy in real life.
@@bluebear1985 Heck what I recall a lot of politics at the time because Nixon happened and the celebrities were basically reflections of the times. People were able to act like adults then and enjoyed good natured fun poked towards all sides. People back then could agree to is agree on a topic and not devolve it into a personal attack. These shows remind me we can act like adults now IF we choose to but the networks like making money off exaggerated disagreements and big money drools when things become school yard. Reality shows, why do they still exist or NEWS is not just the facts and now all talking heads over talking for hours on a topic but never just give us the news about everything else? Hate rhetoric makes money. Sorry for long tirade not aimed towards you in anyway, too many beers late night rambling. Thank you I hope for understanding, nothing but thanks for stimulating my mind into a deep fun rabbit hole of pondering.
My family and I always watched this game, from the time it premiered. All the stars were known to us, as they had been famous from movies or tv. Vincent Price was handsome. It was one of the best games from the 1970s and before.
This is a rare episode where each celebrity was picked and the entire nine square grid was all filled up in a single round. Now that's what I love to see. There were many episodes where one celebrity was not selected during an entire show and I felt sorry for that star who was left out in the cold. There was not a single lox in the bunch in this classic episode of The Hollywood Squares.
+Byron Benguche' I'd quibble about Mel. Is he really alive? Was he even human? I kinda think he's an alien from another world and has a hidden zipper for his human suit. But alive? Hmmm?
My mom owned that exact model of organ the Kimball Swinger line. It came with a box set of sheet music with famous songs from the 60's and 70's. I used to love mixing the instruments to make unusual sounds. Kinda like my personal MOOG box.
I grew up on this show. This was on in our living room every day when it was on NBC Daytime. So many awesome memories. So glad Peter is still with us, and Rose and Mel Brooks too. So many legends in that grid whose souls have long since parted from this world. I always love the story Peter told about how not long after Wally Cox died, there were some flickering lights or something odd happening, and Peter calmly said "That's Wally."
Any child of the 70s will tell you how wonderful day time game shows were in the summer. They would stay on until 11 or 12 and then off to the pool for the day. Gosh life was great. No worries other than having enough money to get some taffy at the pool. In the 70s and 80s parents would drop kinds off at the pool, the mall, the skating rink and come back 2 or 3 hours later to pick them up. I'm talking about even 10 yr olds. Kids were more mature then. Plus you didn't worry about them getting nabbed. It was just different, and it was wonderful too.
Yes, his script writers certainly gave him the funniest material...nothing on this show is 'off the cuff' as it's all scripted and edited to the nth degree....that's Hollywood, nothing new.
You are very naive. Mostly scripted. John Davidson's remark about Japanese brides who traditionally cut off some hair from their body was by accident when he said: " oh on the whole, I would say. "
Loved Paul Lynde ! His Jokes and humor helped me cope during the bullying I took from my Dad sister and kids teachers at school in grade Jr High and High School after high school I got bullied still by Dad and others so still looked for humor in my life to cope !!
I really enjoyed this, now and then. I use to imitate Paul Lynde everyday at school. Shocked they would give a young pup away. I didn't recall them doing that.
Thank you for posting these. Wonderful episode, I adore Paul Lynde, Vinnie Price and Rosie, they were all top form tonight. Three fabulous entertainers, so love seeing them. Love Rosie rolling her eyes at Dear Abby. Thanks.
Michael Landon 🙏🕯️🌹- the man was priceless 💎💎💎 so was his laugh 💓💓💖... Loved that guffaw 😃😄 the man had a great laugh😂😂😂 he always made me smile😁😊☺️ .. 🙁🦋💭☁️☁️☁️😇
Yes, he was gone way too soon! Tragically, he lost in the “roulette wheel” of health but seemed to have a wonderful family life & those are the things that really matter.
One of the funniest game shows of the 70's and 80's. I love that the secret square is worth nearly $2,000. Today, that wouldn't buy you the make-up, let alone a billiard table, a Kroehler sofa, an electric organ AND a DQ certificate. DAYUM! Take me back 36 years to 1972 again.
Mike Preston-Engel: Of course, you'd have to be ready to accept a salary of, say, $3,000 to $4,000, depending on what type of work you were doing. It's all relative. :)
Loved this show always made me laugh still does when I rewatch it on You Tube !! Paul Lynde was so dang funny ! He always had some funny remarks answers !
That organ as a prize, WOW. I remember when my cousin took piano lessons and her neighbor took organ lessons (mid70ds) as 10 yr old girls. I begged my mom to do it. She was like first we can't afford it and second we don't have a piano, or an organ. I as a smart ass 9 yr old ask "what does that have to do with it?"
This was 1972, and Nixon was overseeing the current recession at the time. It never ceases to amaze me by how many comment board "Cons" are just absolute dullards.
Just think, if she's alive today she'd be about 70 years old. Let's break out the hairspray. It's weird, bc she's wearing a 60s style hairdo and the show is giving away a 1973 car, probably worth about 5k or less.
People forget, there were many professional housewives back then. Many didn't graduate high school. The number one high school course taken by girls was Home Economics.
Those were the days tho for comfortable air travel. Big seats nice meals... no emergency landings for drunk abusive passengers. No one argueing about seat assignments or baggage fees.
May God bless these stars on The Hollywood Squares who are no longer with us - especially Paul Lynde, Rose Marie, Vincent Price, Redd Foxx, Wally Cox - and Michael Landon!
This was even before Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein and Little house on the prarie. Both Mel and Landon's careers were just getting started here and they already were accomplished by this time.
Most hysterical episode of Hollywood Squares I have ever seen ! Paul Lynde, Redd Foxx, Rose Marie, Mel Brooks, Wally Cox, Vincent Price all in top form and then that off the wall ditsy contestant ! She was so ridiculous that it makes me wonder if it was an act for the cameras. Definitely the most outrageous contestant I've seen on this show. Whole thing made for one wacky episode.
So that's what they were saying, then laughing about -- I couldn't catch what they were saying because of the slight audio-blip that my download of this had. Thank you for the quote! 😊
Host: [to Rose Marie] is there a law that can force a man to marry a woman? Rose Marie: yes and I think it's called the "mother-in-law" That's the sort of joke you'd expect Joan Rivers to come out with.
You DO realize that the celebrities were often told to purposely get the question wrong, don't you? The entire show was pretty much scripted. Especially their jokes.
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Back when this show aired, we took watching stars like Vincent Price, Lee Grant and Mel Brooks for granted. They are greatly missed. Wally Cox was a very smart guy in real life.
Mel Brooks is still alive...
@@will5107 Yes, but back then, when he was in the limelight, we took for granted what we had. Now that he isn't, we miss those times.
Isn't Lee Grant just gorgeous?
Isn't Lee Grant still alive ?
@@Will-qs3ql Yes she's alive.
There were so many great stars on this show. Mel Brooks and Vincent Price were awesome.
The high caliber of stars they got to do this show is incredible.
I was thinking the same thing.... good god!
It was immensely popular. Everyone wanted to be on it. And Paul Linde was a big, big part of that. He was in his element here. Always liked him.
Really miss the 1970’s!
its awesome to see Vincent Price Redd Foxx and Paul Lynde again
The good ole' days of real comedy!
Why can't we have good shows like this anymore? Just good fun from the stars, with no politics...
Yes, indeed😊!
Game shows are coming back big time. Including the Match Game, To Tell The Truth...
I'm not sure why that is. However, this show did manage to sneak in the odd Nixon joke during the course of his presidency.
@@bluebear1985 Heck what I recall a lot of politics at the time because Nixon happened and the celebrities were basically reflections of the times. People were able to act like adults then and enjoyed good natured fun poked towards all sides. People back then could agree to is agree on a topic and not devolve it into a personal attack. These shows remind me we can act like adults now IF we choose to but the networks like making money off exaggerated disagreements and big money drools when things become school yard. Reality shows, why do they still exist or NEWS is not just the facts and now all talking heads over talking for hours on a topic but never just give us the news about everything else? Hate rhetoric makes money. Sorry for long tirade not aimed towards you in anyway, too many beers late night rambling. Thank you I hope for understanding, nothing but thanks for stimulating my mind into a deep fun rabbit hole of pondering.
FYI Wally Cox was the voice of underdog in the 60’s and 70’s
I WATCHED HIM EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, LOL..
And in the 50s, he was Mr. Peepers.
And Marlon Brando's best friend. They're buried next to each other.
Loved watching this show in the 60s 70s 80s !
My family and I always watched this game, from the time it premiered. All the stars were known to us, as they had been famous from movies or tv. Vincent Price was handsome. It was one of the best games from the 1970s and before.
I wish they had this game on tv today.
wouldn't be the same....
Loved and missed,Paul Lynde ! ! Many thanks for the upload ! ! JENN-U-WINE funny ! ! 👍👍👍👍
Lee Grant was such a wild beauty!
Fantastic show. For the times. I watched almost every day for years. Mostly for Paul lynde. He was a gem
This is a rare episode where each celebrity was picked and the entire nine square grid was all filled up in a single round. Now that's what I love to see. There were many episodes where one celebrity was not selected during an entire show and I felt sorry for that star who was left out in the cold. There was not a single lox in the bunch in this classic episode of The Hollywood Squares.
I like it too when all the celebrities are picked especially in the peter Marshall era👍
1of the best shows ever!
Deja Vu! Watching this whole show is wonderful! Thanks for uploading!
I was 20 in '73,these bring back some good times! Thank you!❤
Same here, Robert M. Trolinder. At the risk of stating the obvious, life certainly was less complicated back then. Happy New Year!
Vincent price so cool
Loved Vincent Price in this.
I loved Vincent Price in EVERYTHING. :)
What a great host Peter was!
polite and respectful at ALL times....
Is Peter Marshall still living?
@@douglasghiz1287 Yes. He is 93 years old.
The best comedians that ever lived
Wow. Mel Brooks and Vincent Price on the same show.
I LOVE Michael Landon's laugh :)
it was classic.....
Rose Marie, she's outlived a lot of these celebs. Bless her heart.
Linda Day George,Peter Marshall,and Mel Brooks are all alive
***** and Lee Grant
+Byron Benguche' I'd quibble about Mel. Is he really alive? Was he even human? I kinda think he's an alien from another world and has a hidden zipper for his human suit. But alive? Hmmm?
Xander Taylor And Lee Grant.
This would be one of Wally's last episodes. He would pass on just four months later.
There is so much to be said about not only this show but this episode that I'm speechless.
My mom owned that exact model of organ the Kimball Swinger line. It came with a box set of sheet music with famous songs from the 60's and 70's. I used to love mixing the instruments to make unusual sounds. Kinda like my personal MOOG box.
I really miss this show.
I would love a modern version.
It'd be hard to top Peter Marshall and Paul Lynde.
+John Greene Top Paul
Lynde? It would have to be hard.
Where was Charlie Weaver?
@@davidbanks566 Very difficult indeed!
I grew up on this show. This was on in our living room every day when it was on NBC Daytime. So many awesome memories. So glad Peter is still with us, and Rose and Mel Brooks too. So many legends in that grid whose souls have long since parted from this world. I always love the story Peter told about how not long after Wally Cox died, there were some flickering lights or something odd happening, and Peter calmly said "That's Wally."
+Will Mack Pals with Brando.
lee grant too
Any child of the 70s will tell you how wonderful day time game shows were in the summer. They would stay on until 11 or 12 and then off to the pool for the day. Gosh life was great. No worries other than having enough money to get some taffy at the pool. In the 70s and 80s parents would drop kinds off at the pool, the mall, the skating rink and come back 2 or 3 hours later to pick them up. I'm talking about even 10 yr olds. Kids were more mature then. Plus you didn't worry about them getting nabbed. It was just different, and it was wonderful too.
Wally Cox .❤️💎.. Loved him 🙏🕯️🌹. 🙁🦋💭☁️☁️☁️was a close friend to Marilyn Monroe. 🙏🕯️🌹. .🙁🦋💭☁️☁️☁️ .. too bad he couldn't save her life 🤔🤨😔😭😭. ☹️
Mel Brooks--the 2000 Year Old Man---seems like a genuinely nice guy.
You can hear Michael Landon laughing throughout the episode. Great laugh!
Wow Michael Landon has quite the distinctive laugh...
My buddy, Eric laughs like that! 🤣🤣🤣
Paul Lynde has to be one of the wittiest people in history.
Yes, his script writers certainly gave him the funniest material...nothing on this show is 'off the cuff' as it's all scripted and edited to the nth degree....that's Hollywood, nothing new.
also excruciatingly unhappy the majority of his life..his death was the result of ''extreme alcohol poisoning''....
You are very naive. Mostly scripted. John Davidson's remark about Japanese brides who traditionally cut off some hair from their body was by accident when he said: " oh on the whole, I would say. "
Paul Lynde was a mean drunk off camera.
02:55 "...as you know the stars are briefed before the show to help them with their bluffs..."
Loved Paul Lynde ! His Jokes and humor helped me cope during the bullying I took from my Dad sister and kids teachers at school in grade Jr High and High School after high school I got bullied still by Dad and others so still looked for humor in my life to cope !!
Now these were stars.
Loved this show stayed home from school as I was bullied by kids in school ! Used to watch The Day time version most of the time !
Let's put it this way, a dollar back then was worth a heck of a lot more than it is now, and it went a lot further.
7:53 Redd Foxx - "Yeah, and there goes the chicken ranch."
What a great line, LOL
Mr. John Sanford was a gem
Ian Curtis' spectre FRED SANFORD!!! YOU FISH EYED OL' FOOL!
Who would of guessed his comedy acts were so,shall we say adult oriented? LMFAO
This would be my reply, "Maybe if it pushes too hard."
@@eyehatefarcebook11 REDD FOXX
Peter Marshall to the female guest, as it goes to commercial, "have you ever seen this show?!", Amazing.
@@Lewis1key she sure was
10:49
HAHAAHAAHA! YHAT'S WHAT I WAS JUST POSTING ABOUT!
@@paulastenavage1785 She had that classic baby doll voice and the dizzy giggle too.
@@scdevon Yeah..she practically "out-Marilyn'd" Marilyn Monroe (or at least the types of ditzy blondes Marilyn Monroe played!) .
Paul Lynde is absolutely hilarious.
Holy crap that's some suit Peter's wearing!
I really enjoyed this, now and then. I use to imitate Paul Lynde everyday at school. Shocked they would give a young pup away. I didn't recall them doing that.
they were advertising Doktor pet stores spelling may be off
Man i miss this show
loved constantly hearing Mike Landon's laugh in the background. :)
elvisobsessor he had a great laugh!
I was thinking the same thing.....god, he is missed
Thank you for posting these. Wonderful episode, I adore Paul Lynde, Vinnie Price and Rosie, they were all top form tonight. Three fabulous entertainers, so love seeing them. Love Rosie rolling her eyes at Dear Abby. Thanks.
Thank you so much for posting this. I miss these old shows and tv/movie personalities. SOOOOO much fun.
Michael Landon 🙏🕯️🌹- the man was priceless 💎💎💎 so was his laugh 💓💓💖... Loved that guffaw 😃😄 the man had a great laugh😂😂😂 he always made me smile😁😊☺️ .. 🙁🦋💭☁️☁️☁️😇
Mel Brooks is such an intelligent man. That's why he's so damn funny.
Can't get over that buzzer. :D
+Charlie Nichols
go under it
@@MoeGreensRightEye 😊 ha, ha. 😉
Mel Brooks doesnt f*ck around. He plays to win.
Smartest guy in the room! And he even went into his "2000 year old man"-routine XD
We hear from all nine stars in this clip... a nice group of celebrities!
they should have seasons of these available for streaming. I love this show compared to crap they put out now days. THIS was entertainment!
Mel losing his patience with that pidgeon-lady was gold. haha
THAT WAS WHAT I WAS JUST POSTING ABOUT, LOL!
Loved hearing Michael Landon laughing (I assume that hearty laugh every once in a while is Michael Landon's)
it was him and he was just one of those people who genuinely seemed to love life
Yes, he was gone way too soon! Tragically, he lost in the “roulette wheel” of health but seemed to have a wonderful family life & those are the things that really matter.
Wow...it's been so long since I've watched these. Thank you for posting!
God, Paul Lynde was funny !
One of the funniest game shows of the 70's and 80's. I love that the secret square is worth nearly $2,000. Today, that wouldn't buy you the make-up, let alone a billiard table, a Kroehler sofa, an electric organ AND a DQ certificate. DAYUM! Take me back 36 years to 1972 again.
Mike Preston-Engel: Of course, you'd have to be ready to accept a salary of, say, $3,000 to $4,000, depending on what type of work you were doing. It's all relative. :)
How come we don't have personalities like that today? This is a real question.
Loved this show always made me laugh still does when I rewatch it on You Tube !! Paul Lynde was so dang funny ! He always had some funny remarks answers !
That organ as a prize, WOW. I remember when my cousin took piano lessons and her neighbor took organ lessons (mid70ds) as 10 yr old girls. I begged my mom to do it. She was like first we can't afford it and second we don't have a piano, or an organ. I as a smart ass 9 yr old ask "what does that have to do with it?"
It is great!!! I love to see Michael Landon!!!!
Thanks a lot for uploading!!!
It was the 70s -- we weren't as greedy and jaded.
sure they were... liberal trash jimmy carter just overtaxed everyone so there was little left for people to spend
They're all in cahoots. If you didn't like the 70s I encourage you not to look into the 80s.
This was 1972, and Nixon was overseeing the current recession at the time. It never ceases to amaze me by how many comment board "Cons" are just absolute dullards.
@@Susquehanna80 What did Jimmy Carter have to do with anything in 1972?
@@Susquehanna80 no, and everyone else already said who was in office, FWIW.
How in the world did she ever find her way to the studio? Great show, thanks for the upload.
Just think, if she's alive today she'd be about 70 years old. Let's break out the hairspray. It's weird, bc she's wearing a 60s style hairdo and the show is giving away a 1973 car, probably worth about 5k or less.
People forget, there were many professional housewives back then. Many didn't graduate high school. The number one high school course taken by girls was Home Economics.
Love this game show
The guy couldn't believe that frisking before getting on a plane was true! Wow, this was a long time ago.
Those were the days tho for comfortable air travel. Big seats nice meals... no emergency landings for drunk abusive passengers. No one argueing about seat assignments or baggage fees.
Paul was a celebrity, as he pointed out. No one stops celebrities in these days.
They brought back other games shows back, they need to bring back Hollywood Squares back again.
Michael Landon’s laugh was unmistakable.
Looking at the contestant’s fashion, I’m very glad the 70’s are over!
I was only 6 yrs old during 72 but from there to even now, I thought/think Peter Marshall was one good looking feller !
I definitely agree with you about Peter Marshall there; always-always charming and gracious. Great host!!
That St. Barnard really got to me my dad bought me one on my 14th birthday loved my dad and my pup lol
Love all the stars they never shinned so bright
May God bless these stars on The Hollywood Squares who are no longer with us - especially Paul Lynde, Rose Marie, Vincent Price, Redd Foxx, Wally Cox - and Michael Landon!
How about my old fave, Charlie Weaver? He was a howl back when.
learning new things watching this show and learning how ignorant i am sometimes..
Not all of the answers are true. The writers made lots of mistakes.
Redd Foxx was a talented funny man and comedian ❤❤
This was even before Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein and Little house on the prarie. Both Mel and Landon's careers were just getting started here and they already were accomplished by this time.
this was also during the last, abbreviated season of ''Bonanza'' - canceled mid-season after fourteen seasons...
It's hard to say this was at the start of Landon's career considering all those years on Bonanza.
Wow so glad i found this one again
Michael Landon had the best laugh
Great job
Most hysterical episode of Hollywood Squares I have ever seen ! Paul Lynde, Redd Foxx, Rose Marie, Mel Brooks, Wally Cox, Vincent Price all in top form and then that off the wall ditsy contestant ! She was so ridiculous that it makes me wonder if it was an act for the cameras. Definitely the most outrageous contestant I've seen on this show. Whole thing made for one wacky episode.
1973 Chevy Vega ! 🎉
That was the funniest thing on the show !
☝️🤣🤣🤣
Frisking at airports is what we have in the United States now compared to 1972! Show is ahead of its time!
+Randy The Wild Horse Consider it was the 1st time for frisking. I recall many hijackings to Cuba at the time no bombings.
Where in the hell would people fit all that stuff? :} thanks so much, this is great!!
Loved Wally Cox and Charlie Weaver.
I love Vincent Price's reaction at 12:55, the "terrifying pussycat" comment! Cute :3
Ms. Meyers is a living example of the dangers of inhaling hair spray!!!
😅😅😅
WOW Red Foxx, Price and Brooks!!
Now THAT is a bulbous bouffant!
+Jonas Clark She could be a Stepford Wife!
she's a hair hopper
She's sporting the Connie Stevens look. Plus!
😂😂😂😂😂
@@kathyodom5372 Oh my gosh, you're right 😮😮!!
Love it
Your husband manages a car lot. "Yes, there's a lot there." Got an unexpected laugh.
So that's what they were saying, then laughing about -- I couldn't catch what they were saying because of the slight audio-blip that my download of this had. Thank you for the quote! 😊
Peter's tux kooks just my prom tux. Tacky! LOL!
Kevin Doran
Me too
He must have borrowed it from Chuck Barris.
Host: [to Rose Marie] is there a law that can force a man to marry a woman?
Rose Marie: yes and I think it's called the "mother-in-law"
That's the sort of joke you'd expect Joan Rivers to come out with.
Holy Cow! "You win a Chevrolet Vega!?!" I think the girl came out ahead on this one!
1:37 LOL @ Michael Landon's laugh
That hair! Dolly Parton just collapsed from jealousy!
Lovely people back then
RED FOXX there goes the neighborhood!...lovin it!
10:50 "Have you ever seen this show?"
Lee Grant and Lynda Day George -- WOW!
LOLZ at the chick doubting Mel Brooks on cinematic questions!
Doubt implies there was something going on in her head.
Peter asks before the commercial, "Have you ever SEEN the show?" Haha!
You DO realize that the celebrities were often told to purposely get the question wrong, don't you? The entire show was pretty much scripted. Especially their jokes.
Murchad99
lol she makes me feel good about myself
That lady is out to lunch. LOL
Mel Brooks was a cutie❣️
wow that woman contestant was such a ditz XD
Axis Briefs do love her hair
She was an actress in the movie, "The Outlaw Josey Wales"
her hair muffled her brain.
Yep , thats for sure
Angelyne, the early years?