Liar's Club (early 1977) with Betty White and Burt Reynolds
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Here's one game show from the mid-70s that is among my favorites that often go overlooked. This show involved a lot of betting and guesswork based on the bizarre objects presented on the stage and the celebrities' colorful descriptions of them.
This particular show, hosted by Bill Armstrong, has on the panel Larry Hovis, Betty White (whose husband opens the show on a surprising note), Burt Reynolds, and Norman Fell. Which of the four contestants will win the prize package of the day?
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Best game show ever👍✌️♥️
Contestant Moirre Wright also appeared on the first two syndicated episodes of The Joker's Wild in September 1977.
Lol a Pine log! Hilarious! I loved this show as a kid.
Burt Reynolds & Norman Fell starred together in the 1970-71 ABC series Dan August. 1977 became a big year for them as they starred in Threes Company (Norman) and Smoky & the Bandit (Burt).
Betty White: The English balls are smaller than the American balls. That's a well known fact.
Oh, Rose!
I knew the mummy headrest. I would have bet it all.
Sony, Fremantle, anyone: Please someone bring this hilarious show back to TV!
This is an early '77 episode of the American game show "Liar's Club". On this episode, the four celebrity panelists competing are Larry Hovis, Betty White, Burt Reynolds & Norman Fell while the four contestants are Christine, Michael, Moirre & Don. 🇺🇲 🇺🇲
My Mother and I played right along with the game when it aired on USA in the 1980s.
Bill Armstrong great host
THEY NEED TO BRING THIS SHOW BACK
They kind of did; try watching "Bullsh*t the Game Show."
All those people are dead
I loved this show so much!
Didn't Allen Ludden host this show?
For the final two seasons, yeah.
Have you got more Sale of the century Australia for me please?
I remember Soupy Sales being on this show; I was too young to know who he was, so I thought the name was something he'd made up on the spot.
Consequently, I almost couldn't tell if he told the truth; I assumed everything he said was a lie.
A thousand thanks for posting this; I haven't thought about it in ages, and my wife had never heard of it.
" R.I.P. norman fell burt reynolds & allen ludden you'll be missed by everyone always & forever amen" 🙏🇺🇸.
Larry Hovis and Bill Armstrong also are CBKers
I remember Dick Gautier on this show was funny
Did the celebs make up the lies on the spot or were they given written stories to present? The show credits didn’t list a writing staff.
They were given explanations, but clearly were encouraged to ad-lib. The 1978 season was wild--censors must have been asleep!
"A half hour of the liars club won't hurt".
Betty White, Burt Reynolds and Norman Fell, awesome!
First appearance of Allen Ludden on Liar's Club who would take over as host in 1977 (he was working on Stumpers at the time). Betty White and Burt Reynolds would later appear a decade later on Win, Lose or Draw. While Bill Armstrong would be promoted to executive producer to the All New Liar's Club, Larry Hovis had to battle a lawsuit against Ralph Andrews after his involvement on the ill-fated Yatnzee and Lingo which bankrupted his company.
Allen Ludden would soon replace Bill Armstrong as host in the Spring of 1977.
How do u think Bill did as a game show host?
He was a better producer.
This Show is Bad for Kids" That's Why it Was Cut" Kids Wer Saying Join The Liars Club Cuz It Pays Cash Ta Lie Daily " Glad it's Back Tho "
Cuz You Can See Who Luvs Cash More Than God No Lie Just Look At Them Liars Lie 🤑 Don't Hate Mee For Tellin You The Truth
The video quality on this appears as if it was filmed with a vacuum cleaner and recorded on a potato.
VHS at EP doesn't fare 45 years as well as SP, but we're lucky to have it.
It's a pity they edited out the commercials; those would be almost as much of a Time Capsule.
Though this is just raw video, image cleanup is getting really good, and may be automated shortly, but there's a lot of footage preserved like this to process.
It might ultimately be easier to have the particulars built into a 3D simulated environment and the 2D video rendered from that.
I have several episodes with William Shatner from 1978 on Beta...they held up a bit better.
@@RazorbackVol Those sound fun. Big Shatner fan since I was a kid. Is there any way you could share those?
Allen Ludden’s is trying to be the host.
I remember this show for when I was a kid, loved it back then and still do now. Too bad the sound on this is so messed up but that's 70's VCR quality for ya.
It's actually from a late 80s USA Network rerun...have a better copy in my possession.