Funny You Should Ask (Monday, February 17, 1969) ABC-TV Daytime Game Show

Source: 16mm B/W Kinescope of a show broadcast in color. Contains all of the original network commercials. Guest stars for this episode are: Roger Moore, June Lockhart, Donna Jean Young, Marty Allen and Stu Gilliam.

[@Cicadelic60s]

Stu Gilliam was great on Get Smart in the I Spy parody episode and on this show, too.

[@kengeorgejones6855]

Thank you for this rarity. Do you ever come across soaps from this period?

[@jasonbeard4713]

Ok, HOW did you find a complete week's worth of Funny You Should Ask? ??? This is AMAZING!!!!!

[@ianframe195]

I would love to see Stump the Stars Syndicated-All Episodes from September 8,1969-September 25,1970 on Mega or OneDrive site itself of RUclips site with video please. 😀😃😄😁🙂😍🤩👍

[@JJJBRICE]

Donna Jean Young was a young comic who mentioned her Pittsburgh area hometown in her act . I remember her appearance on ABCs Operation Entertainment where she would slightly raise her skirt in comic fashion to show the GIs her long old fashioned bloomers , A self put sown artist similar to a young Carol Burnett .

[@barryputterman2412]

She was also a regular cast member during the final season of Laugh-In. I believe that East McKeesport was her hometown.

[@JJJBRICE]

@@barryputterman2412 Yes on both . I only found her credits for a period during her thirties . She probably was developing her talents in her 20s . i am not sure about period later until she went to Australia . Maybe someone reading these comments would know .

[@barryputterman2412]

@@JJJBRICE She was a frequent guest on Merv Griffin's talk/variety show in the mid to late sixties along with other young New York stand-up comedians such as Stanley Myron Handleman and London Lee. Tales of life in East McKeesport abounded.

[@JJJBRICE]

This appears to be one of those three to six months ABC daytime shows that at its run during their nadir period late 1960s before their block of soaps took hold .

[@GeorgeMaster-xg7lg]

Is that Kenny Williams announcing?

[@tubesocksbrigade3031]

Yep. He was the voice of Heatter/Quigley shows (which this show was)

[@RunwayDFW]

Theme song: "Shades" by Pat/Patrick Williams from the classic "Shades of Today" album ruclips.net/video/iZBBg_CNM1M/видео.html

[@VectraQS]

I know RUclips kills the bitrate, but I _think_ there might be enough on the raw scan to recover some color with the chroma crawl!