Polly did a fantastic job of observing the contestants in game 2 and deducing who did not appear nervous on stage and getting it right. Thanks for the video.
I got the last game so that makes me feel better. I'm curious about the lives of the other two who at this point may be deceased. wow...and I was alive for this show....very young.
I would like to know how Kyra Petrovskaya was just able to get out of Stalin's USSR, circa 1948, in the first place. One was *not* simply able to emigrate from the Soviet Union because he/she felt like it.
As is typical on these shows, we don't get to hear much of anything from the non-impostor after the round is over, no matter how fascinating the story might have been. It's a frustrating aspect of the show's format.
Being very into space some of the first batches answers are very infuriating, such as the moon being the closest planet to Earth. And the smallest planet at the time would have been Pluto, but they may not have even known just how small it really was yet even in 1958. So small in fact it would be eventually not be considered a planet but rather a dwarf planet. The moon is bigger than Pluto and the Moon would be considered a planet if it wasn't orbiting around the Earth probably. Pluto is not even the largest dwarf planet, there are a couple others bigger at least, Ceres is the one I can remember without looking it the names off the top of my head.
Game #2: I need more information about Kyra, because her full story could be fascinating. Sniper during WWII (the soviet school of snipers incited fear in the Germans), I believe she lived the Nazi siege of Leningrad. Also I believe she was a great artist. Side note: Kitty was pissed when they interrupted her questioning. Game #3: and, talking about Soviet. I didn’t tought that the “American Dream” was stakanovism (ending up unemployed in the end, but anyways)
Who's ringing that 🔔 bell !!!!???? @ 12:13
Polly did a fantastic job of observing the contestants in game 2 and deducing who did not appear nervous on stage and getting it right. Thanks for the video.
When there is foreign speaker on, it's sometimes hard to understand them
Celebrity Guests:
1. Polly Bergen
2. Conrad Nagel
3. Kitty Carlisle
4. Hy Gardner
Host:
Bud Collyer
thank you for posting
Game #1 - Polly confused Astronomy for Astrology. And she seemed to think a couple of small planets can cross paths.
I wish I was born 30 yrs earlier.
Love this show.
Loved when the contestants put on their hats.
Interesting first round about Carroll Righter.
kudos for the correct spelling of his last name
Correct name is Carroll Righter (1900-1988).
What did budinski say !!!!???? @ 0:59
I got the last game so that makes me feel better. I'm curious about the lives of the other two who at this point may be deceased. wow...and I was alive for this show....very young.
I would like to know how Kyra Petrovskaya was just able to get out of Stalin's USSR, circa 1948, in the first place. One was *not* simply able to emigrate from the Soviet Union because he/she felt like it.
As is typical on these shows, we don't get to hear much of anything from the non-impostor after the round is over, no matter how fascinating the story might have been. It's a frustrating aspect of the show's format.
519DJW she
1945, when she married an American diplomat.
What did budinski say @ 12:35
Being very into space some of the first batches answers are very infuriating, such as the moon being the closest planet to Earth. And the smallest planet at the time would have been Pluto, but they may not have even known just how small it really was yet even in 1958. So small in fact it would be eventually not be considered a planet but rather a dwarf planet. The moon is bigger than Pluto and the Moon would be considered a planet if it wasn't orbiting around the Earth probably. Pluto is not even the largest dwarf planet, there are a couple others bigger at least, Ceres is the one I can remember without looking it the names off the top of my head.
Game #2: I need more information about Kyra, because her full story could be fascinating. Sniper during WWII (the soviet school of snipers incited fear in the Germans), I believe she lived the Nazi siege of Leningrad. Also I believe she was a great artist. Side note: Kitty was pissed when they interrupted her questioning.
Game #3: and, talking about Soviet. I didn’t tought that the “American Dream” was stakanovism (ending up unemployed in the end, but anyways)
No new episode on October 28, due to "The Dupont Show of the Month: the Count of Monte Cristo".
The #2 and #3 reveals were a lot of fun. :)
hell yeah, free carton of marlboros
Check out Kitty's look of disdain at Polly at the 22:10 mark.
Man #2 in Game #1
Lady #3 in Game #2
Man #1 in Game #3
Please remove this moronic troll from the comments section
@@peternagy-im4be I second your motion, and will try to get this idiot get kicked off the comments section.
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