I just love Ann and Jerry together. I also love John and Patty. These couples are so cute together and they make me laugh 😂 a lot. RIP PATTY DUKE ASTIN I miss you very much. RIP Ann and Jerry also.
Observing this, I can clearly see how attached Gene Rayburn was to his wife, Helen, claiming nobody could possibly take her place. It is no wonder Gene's health went into free fall after she died and clearly did nothing in the last years of his life. On the other hand, look at Patty Duke and John Astin. That marriage ended because of Patty's manic depression. She eventually got better and now I believe has been married for years. What can you say about Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara? What a couple. Married for 61 years. They were a great team too! Let's see if Jerry is able to pull himself out of losing his wife. It is definitely not an easy task. We will miss Anne very much! Thanks for posting this!
Brings me back to my childhood the signal at 20:30 was also used on "Now you see it" Thanks for posting an episode from 1978 the banana section really set a all time record from this show.
I just realized something. Gene Rayburn is a classy dresser, and looks almost as good as Bert Convy. I miss those two game show host. They were the Best.
@@kristabrewer9363 Oh! Thank you! I didn't know that. I used to watch The Facts of Life when I was growing up. Oh! Just found out Sean Astin is his brother! Whoa.
I'm sorry, but I have to gripe a bit here. I actually watched this when I was about 10 and it was on CBS in the afternoon. It never dawned on me that this show paid out so little. Usually the point of a game show is to see big cash and prizes awarded. This show's more like Newlywed Game but with celebs, which I guess is what gave it it's popularity. Having said that, there's what....100 people per section right? Even on the biggest jackpot ever, that's $16.75 per person in that section. Oh BOY!!!!! :) Talk about a chintzy show, oh my! I remember Convey saying that they have checks that automatically print out the amounts as the guests leave. So the blue section gets nothing, the red section gets a check for .75 per person as well. OMG!!! Talk about a tight budget. I can't believe how long this was actually on. I guess at the start they knew they had to add the $1,000 to the winning share and even with it......what's the average, about a $300 haul? So with a grand added, it's $1,300 split 100 ways for $13 per guest. Good Lord, what a cheap show. LOL!
In another episode Burt talks about how members of civic organizations and clubs will secure blocks of seats with the intent to donate the winnings to a preferred charity. That makes the (admittedly meager) prize money have a bit more bang.
This episode of Tattletales from 1978, was towards the end of its first incarnation and original run on CBS with host Bert Convy and announcer Gene Wood who would later return on Super Password in 1984. Tattletales returned to CBS for its second incarnation in 1982, with the same host Bert Convy and new announcer Johnny Olson. And at 0:44 Bert Convy said welcome to blank, but it is not Match Game as Gene Rayburn and his wife Helen were on Tattletales in this episode. RIP Gene and Helen Rayburn, Patty Duke Astin, Anne Meara, Bert Convy Johnny Olson and Gene Wood. Match Game Super Password and Tattletales now air on BUZZR.
Might have just been PR spin but I remember an interview where Patty said John had always been a saint and put up with a lot during their marriage. He may have been marriage shy after what he went through with Patty and her situation. No personal knowledge, just speculation.
Hi if they ever start a new tattletales i hope they keep certain questions out like which one of the husband would want to be like one of the other husbands it puts them in awkward situation and visa versa with the ladies but otherwise i enjoy the show keep showing the videos peace😺🙂
The irony of it all (since women statistically outlive men by 2 years) the husbands in this feature outlived their female spouses. And these women were actually younger than their husbands. And young-looking Burt, who died before them all, never made it past the year 1991 when he passed at the tender age of 57. Jerry Stiller and John Astin, the oldest of them all (besides Gene) are still alive. Life is full of paradoxes. As they say in the Far East: We're all born in order, but we don't die in order.
How does it feel to be a troll who likes to stir up trouble? John Astin is NOT dead. Please try, if you can, to keep foolishness from the website. Calling people names who you don't know is a sad sign of where our society is, with Jezebels contributing to the hate that is destroying us. So if you lambaste someone, make sure you get your facts straight so that you don't expose extreme ignorance. Then again, some people enjoy stupidity.
GSN must have showed very few shows from 1978. This show looks like it was shown in 1997, before the "dark period". I remember in 1996 GSN was in 1977 then went back to 1974.
I’m 67 years old and I don’t remember a time when I didn’t love Stiller and Meara. All my friends watched The Ed Sullivan Show for the musical groups. I watched for the comedians. Also, John Aston was Patty Duke’s 3rd husband. Was there really a question who would remarry first?
This episode showed how getting the correct answer did NOT mean you had a perfect marriage. The winning team hosted by Patti Duke and John Astin were the only couple on this panel to divorce.
I am sorry about Patty Duke's mental health struggles. This was not news to me. She did not have an easy early life. Full of family problems and instability. Patty Duke was a wonderful actress, and a funny, lovely person.
I liked it when they did the story thing. Here, everyone is just answering what they think the other would say - we don't really get the truth from anyone. Everyone is just confused about the questions. As a viewer, we aren't really getting any "gossip" or a look into their lives with the way they have the question/answer thing set up.
John Astin is the only survivor of this trio of celebrity couples. RIP Eugene Peter Jeljenic Rubessa "Gene" Rayburn, Helen Ticknor Jeljenic Rubessa Rayburn (not sure of her middle name, if one exists), Anna Marie "Patty" Duke (nee Astin), Gerald Isaac "Jerry" Stiller, Anne Therese Meara Stiller, Bernard Whalen "Bert" Convy, and Eugene Edward "Gene" Wood.
Notice that the ash tray between Helen and Patty disappears at the last segment. Patty was a heavy smoker (unfiltered Camels I seem to remember reading). I bet she lit up and then hid the ash tray behind the TV monitor.
i love her all the good she did, the people she saved, helped me for sure and to read the nasty comments make it worse. love you Anna Marie Duke Pearce.
In my Bert Convy words, we will be back with the $300 question that may have already decided the game. We are back with the question worth $300. As I said, this might have already decided the game. Gene & Helen, you can not win the game. Jerry and Anne, you can't win the game, but you can at least tie the game.
Mic down the shirt of a woman. If that happened nowa days the show would get cancelled, the host would get fired, loosing his family and home. He would get shamed by all and every one would hate him. On the other hand , the woman that agreed to do that mic down the shirt stunt would be a strong hero that a man took advantage of and needs 5 million dollars to make things right again. Woman are a joke.
that's the weirdest mustache ever, ugh. these contestants just aren't naturally funny at ad-libbing. the guy in the middle is about as boring as it gets. and "cooking and cleaning" for the women, OMG. What convinced them to put old couples on?
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John Astin outlived them all.
This is where I best remember Anne Meara from, along with Match Game. RIP Anne.
Fun show!
I just love Ann and Jerry together. I also love John and Patty. These couples are so cute together and they make me laugh 😂 a lot. RIP PATTY DUKE ASTIN I miss you very much. RIP Ann and Jerry also.
I love this show
Observing this, I can clearly see how attached Gene Rayburn was to his wife, Helen, claiming nobody could possibly take her place. It is no wonder Gene's health went into free fall after she died and clearly did nothing in the last years of his life. On the other hand, look at Patty Duke and John Astin. That marriage ended because of Patty's manic depression. She eventually got better and now I believe has been married for years. What can you say about Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara? What a couple. Married for 61 years. They were a great team too! Let's see if Jerry is able to pull himself out of losing his wife. It is definitely not an easy task. We will miss Anne very much! Thanks for posting this!
+Paul Bruni The funny thing is that Patty did get remarried first, lol
You sure presume to know the intimate details of people's lives.
+goldenchick85 i met Anna and her mate, only felt love and protection from him.
+Bob Sewvello exactly, read on Hollywood bullshit
May 2020
Jerry Stiller died.
John Astin and that mustache. Wow! And that smile. Wow!
Thanks for posting these.
Jeff Eastwood the only oe alive i know is John Austin do not know about Gene’s wife
Jeff Eastwood i hate spell check
I was rooting for Ann and her husband they were hilarious
Brings me back to my childhood the signal at 20:30 was also used on "Now you see it" Thanks for posting an episode from 1978 the banana section really set a all time record from this show.
+construction884 The times-up alarm was also used in 1988's "Blackout".
R.I.P. jerry Stiller and Anne Meara
I just realized something. Gene Rayburn is a classy dresser, and looks almost as good as Bert Convy. I miss those two game show host. They were the Best.
Bert and Gene always had the funniest entrances.
RIP Jerry Stiller. I hope he and Anne are together again.
Good ol Arthur r I p
This was a good one
Thank you very much I am glad you enjoy it.
I loved them all
Lol! I loved me some Patty Duke, don't misunderstand... But she sure seemed like she was on something right here.
Yeah, she seemed edgy and uncomfortable in her skin…
@@DanielBarberMusic Well put.
19:53 The middle lady, Patty, is so cute in looks and personality.
they're Mackenize Astin's parent from the Facts of Life
@@kristabrewer9363
Oh! Thank you! I didn't know that. I used to watch The Facts of Life when I was growing up.
Oh! Just found out Sean Astin is his brother! Whoa.
Aww. Anne and Jerry
They were such a great, funny couple.
I'm sorry, but I have to gripe a bit here. I actually watched this when I was about 10 and it was on CBS in the afternoon. It never dawned on me that this show paid out so little. Usually the point of a game show is to see big cash and prizes awarded. This show's more like Newlywed Game but with celebs, which I guess is what gave it it's popularity.
Having said that, there's what....100 people per section right? Even on the biggest jackpot ever, that's $16.75 per person in that section. Oh BOY!!!!! :) Talk about a chintzy show, oh my! I remember Convey saying that they have checks that automatically print out the amounts as the guests leave. So the blue section gets nothing, the red section gets a check for .75 per person as well. OMG!!! Talk about a tight budget. I can't believe how long this was actually on. I guess at the start they knew they had to add the $1,000 to the winning share and even with it......what's the average, about a $300 haul? So with a grand added, it's $1,300 split 100 ways for $13 per guest. Good Lord, what a cheap show. LOL!
In another episode Burt talks about how members of civic organizations and clubs will secure blocks of seats with the intent to donate the winnings to a preferred charity. That makes the (admittedly meager) prize money have a bit more bang.
This episode of Tattletales from 1978, was towards the end of its first incarnation and original run on CBS with host Bert Convy and announcer Gene Wood who would later return on Super Password in 1984. Tattletales returned to CBS for its second incarnation in 1982, with the same host Bert Convy and new announcer Johnny Olson. And at 0:44 Bert Convy said welcome to blank, but it is not Match Game as Gene Rayburn and his wife Helen were on Tattletales in this episode. RIP Gene and Helen Rayburn, Patty Duke Astin, Anne Meara, Bert Convy Johnny Olson and Gene Wood. Match Game Super Password and Tattletales now air on BUZZR.
And it was facing competition at that time from nbcs the gong show.
Buzzr now airs Tattle Tales
This is a good episode.
About the first question, who would remarry if they split, I googled that john and patty were the only ones that split. And, she did remarry sooner.
She definitely had him whipped. Although I was a fan of Patty, she was very high maintenance, and he was probably a nervous wreck after their split.
Might have just been PR spin but I remember an interview where Patty said John had always been a saint and put up with a lot during their marriage. He may have been marriage shy after what he went through with Patty and her situation. No personal knowledge, just speculation.
John seemed like a decent guy just watching this show, and she seemed pretty edgy.
Helen,Patty Duke Astin and Anne Meara have all appeared on Match Game at one time or another during Gene Rayburn's 70s era
Hi if they ever start a new tattletales i hope they keep certain questions out like which one of the husband would want to be like one of the other husbands it puts them in awkward situation and visa versa with the ladies but otherwise i enjoy the show keep showing the videos peace😺🙂
Original announcer Jack Clark left to host _The Cross-Wits_ in 1975.
You can really see Sean Astin in his parent's features. ❤️
But John's not his father.
@rrr ccc John Astin isn't Sean's father.His biological father's name is Michael.John and Patty had a son whose name is Mackenzie
Sean is more patty than sean. mackenzie is more john than patty
I don't know who Sean is, but they're MacKenzie Astin's parents from the Facts of LIfe
and he really looks like his father too!
After TattleTales was cancelled by CBS, Gene Wood's next announcing job would be Card Sharks on NBC hosted by Jim Perry.
Duc Nguyen he was announcing family feud as well on ABC
The irony of it all (since women statistically outlive men by 2 years) the husbands in this feature outlived their female spouses. And these women were actually younger than their husbands. And young-looking Burt, who died before them all, never made it past the year 1991 when he passed at the tender age of 57. Jerry Stiller and John Astin, the oldest of them all (besides Gene) are still alive. Life is full of paradoxes. As they say in the Far East: We're all born in order, but we don't die in order.
How does it feel to be a troll who likes to stir up trouble? John Astin is NOT dead. Please try, if you can, to keep foolishness from the website. Calling people names who you don't know is a sad sign of where our society is, with Jezebels contributing to the hate that is destroying us. So if you lambaste someone, make sure you get your facts straight so that you don't expose extreme ignorance. Then again, some people enjoy stupidity.
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GSN must have showed very few shows from 1978. This show looks like it was shown in 1997, before the "dark period". I remember in 1996 GSN was in 1977 then went back to 1974.
I’m 67 years old and I don’t remember a time when I didn’t love Stiller and Meara. All my friends watched The Ed Sullivan Show for the musical groups. I watched for the comedians.
Also, John Aston was Patty Duke’s 3rd husband. Was there really a question who would remarry first?
Jerry Stiller & Patty Duke have also passed now. :( John Astin is the only survivor of this group now.
This episode showed how getting the correct answer did NOT mean you had a perfect marriage. The winning team hosted by Patti Duke and John Astin were the only couple on this panel to divorce.
Well....maybe "knowing" each other....good/bad/ugly helps bring on divorce....while ignorace IS bliss! lmao
He had to leave her. She was nuts.
I am sorry about Patty Duke's mental health struggles. This was not news to me. She did not have an easy early life. Full of family problems and instability. Patty Duke was a wonderful actress, and a funny, lovely person.
Serenity now!!!!!
I liked it when they did the story thing. Here, everyone is just answering what they think the other would say - we don't really get the truth from anyone. Everyone is just confused about the questions. As a viewer, we aren't really getting any "gossip" or a look into their lives with the way they have the question/answer thing set up.
John Astin is the only survivor of this trio of celebrity couples. RIP Eugene Peter Jeljenic Rubessa "Gene" Rayburn, Helen Ticknor Jeljenic Rubessa Rayburn (not sure of her middle name, if one exists), Anna Marie "Patty" Duke (nee Astin), Gerald Isaac "Jerry" Stiller, Anne Therese Meara Stiller, Bernard Whalen "Bert" Convy, and Eugene Edward "Gene" Wood.
How about more Tattletale shows from 1975 -1984. All I'm seeing is mostly shows from 1974.
August 5, 1977
Was this from the final week? I know that Helen & Gene were on the final week in '78.
don't accuse patty being a addict, it makes me sad..
Jerry and Anne stayed married, Gene and Helen stayed married. John and Patty eventually got divorced. Based on everyone's answers, who knew?
Everyone on the show have passed away including yesterday with Jerry Stiller passing away
BROCKTON ROX John Astin is alive and as of last year - was still the director of the theater arts program, at his Alma mater, Johns Hopkins Univ.
@@lla788 sorry about that my mistake
of the three, john and patty were the only ones who eventually split up
This is actually 1977 (August 3-5 & August 8-9)
I think that Patty was about to whip somebody. Lol
Notice that the ash tray between Helen and Patty disappears at the last segment. Patty was a heavy smoker (unfiltered Camels I seem to remember reading). I bet she lit up and then hid the ash tray behind the TV monitor.
i love her all the good she did, the people she saved, helped me for sure and to read the nasty comments make it worse. love you Anna Marie Duke Pearce.
omg i would smoke too with that childhood, who cares she died of sepsis.
she would smoke on the match game too.
Is $1675 the highest total on Tattletales?, I don't remember Tattletales that well
It was matched once also in the 80s run and I believe those are the only two times
Yup though if all 3 teams get all the money they had to round it up to $584, and that's divided by 100 people in the audience section.
@@newstarcadefan Oh boy, $5.84 each. How are they going to spend that? LOL!
@@tracyisbest let's just say the randomly selected members of the rooting section that won got a little bit more.
Only Patty Duke & John Astin split before death of this group. They both remarried, but I don't recall which remarried first.
Patty did
Did Helen Rayburn get a make over?
Even when Gene and Helen are wrong, they're right lol
Bert’s hair...
like a helmet
That's about $10 per person in the audience.
In my Bert Convy words, we will be back with the $300 question that may have already decided the game. We are back with the question worth $300. As I said, this might have already decided the game. Gene & Helen, you can not win the game. Jerry and Anne, you can't win the game, but you can at least tie the game.
Patty definitely on a "high" here and Helen with a bit of nip/tuck and blonde hair dye but still a good game.
From what I know about Patty (Anna) Duke, it seems like she is either very playful or off on one of her "episodes"
Patty seemed like she was on something.🤪
TATTLE TAIL YOU GOSS
Burton had the weirdest hair.
you mean Bert. And that was the style. It was beautiful then and it still is today
I don't remember typing this, I guess I did mean Bert.
scott newman well you'll get it right next time
scott newman you will get it right next time, right?
I guess so, whatever you are referring to.
Mic down the shirt of a woman. If that happened nowa days the show would get cancelled, the host would get fired, loosing his family and home. He would get shamed by all and every one would hate him. On the other hand , the woman that agreed to do that mic down the shirt stunt would be a strong hero that a man took advantage of and needs 5 million dollars to make things right again. Woman are a joke.
Ouch! But, most of what you said is true.
John Astin is dead
No, he's very much alive.
Patty and Anne have passed away first.
that's the weirdest mustache ever, ugh. these contestants just aren't naturally funny at ad-libbing. the guy in the middle is about as boring as it gets. and "cooking and cleaning" for the women, OMG. What convinced them to put old couples on?
Bert Convy seems very impatient & irritable in this episode