I have always loved her performance in 'Three's Company.' John Ritter rightfully deserves praises no doubt, but Suzanne Somers should get lots of credit as well... Many people look at her cuteness and sexiness, but then forget how difficult it is to take a stereotypical 'dumb blonde' role and make it funny and credible! IMHO, it takes a lot of intelligence to morph into some flaky character and recite silly dialogs, and make it all look fun and natural.
@@kathyodom5372 We may have to agree to disagree here. Sitcom actors have to make implausible situations look plausible and deliver their lines with great timing, in order to make any show work. While Suzanne may not have been among the greatest, but IMHO she had held her own while on 'Three's Company'. There is NO WAY she can be a total airhead and then pull off acting like a total airhead on a live recording. Comedy timing isn't easy.
@@rachmaninovpiazzolla3304 Suzanne Sommers has always been my favorite person on Three's Company. Unfortunately, she's the most selfish person ever! She thought she deserved more money than Joyce and John. She became so hateful that they had to fire her from the show. I loved her on Three's Company. She was a total witch on the "Unauthorized Story of Three's Company"
The mention of "trench mouth" is kind of a callback to when Richard was having difficulty thinking of an answer during the Super Match. It was "Trench BLANK", and because the two celebrities before him came up with better answers, he went with HAND.
70s stars just seemed much more wittier and charming than today’s “stars”. They had more character and creative intelligence. They just hit different back then.
Character? On what basis do you say this? They all came to the show drunk; bandied about double entendres, and existed in a world of sexual assault, quid pro quo, sexism, and racism.
@@SalukiHawk1972 You clearly weren't around then. You shouldn't believe everything woke media and your college professors tell you. Talk to some old people (60+), the older the better.
H/H match update and preview of the week ahead: ... ~~~First, a brief note about the week we didn't see: Week 206 (episodes 1026-1030) was taped on July 16, 1977 and originally aired in early to mid-August. As everyone must know by now, that entire week is missing (or at least unavailable). Brett, Charles, and Richard were all present and accounted for. Fannie was the sixth-seat semi-regular, and that was her 63rd week of 90. Elaine Joyce appeared (fourth seat) for her 18th week of 26. Rounding out the panel (in the first seat) was Adam Arkin - that was his one and only week on the Match Game panel. ~~~And now, on to this week: This is now week 207 of our favorite classic game show (the final week will be number 291). These episodes were taped on July 17, 1977, and originally aired in mid-August of 1977. *Note: There is yet another missing/unavailable episode this week as well, namely 1035, the "Friday" show, so this will sadly be another short week. Our three stalwart regulars are all in their places with bright, shiny faces, and we've got two very familiar Match Game panelists joining them along with one "new kid on the block" this week: ~~~After five weeks off, semi-regular Patti Deutsch returns for her 33rd week of 42. Patti has scored one H/H match in her two attempts. ~~~Nipsey Russell is back for his 17th week (of 28 total). Nipsey last played in episodes 966-970 (when he filled in for CNR), but he has yet to score his first head-to-head match, despite 8 attempts so far. Fingers crossed that he clinches that first match this week! ~~~Last but not least, we have another "one-and-done" celebrity panelist: Suzanne Somers. Looking back, King Richard answered two of the three H/H questions and Charles tried his hand at the third one last week (two weeks ago actually - all stats obviously disregard the missing week). As you recall, it was a short week, with only three of the five episodes available. Reviewing the past 61 weeks, Richard has played 259 times. Everyone else combined played 46 times. (Charles had 16 opportunities, Brett 11, Fannie 9, Betty 3, Lynn Deerfield 1, Gary Burghoff 1, Rosemary Forsyth 1, Nipsey Russell 1, Meg Bennett 1, Scoey Mitchell 1, and Trish Stewart 1.) Percentage-wise, Richard has answered an astounding *84.9%* of all the H/H questions over these past 61 weeks. And now, after our unfortunate break of 7 unavailable episodes, it's time to rejoin Match Game '77! ~~~Today's action: (We meet our champion who Gene says has won two games and $6,200 so far.) It took a tie-breaker, but our champion wins her third game thanks to Brett's "Spits." *Today's audience match question: "Ron ________"* (My thoughts: Howard, Palillo, Reagan) Of course I thought of five-week MG panelist Ron Palillo who just appeared a few weeks back, in episodes 966-970 The celebs: Richard (Howard), Charles (two unlikely answers: TV journalist Ron Cochran and choreographer Ron Field), Nipsey (Palillo) The choice: Howard The answers: Reagan, Nessen, Howard Based on the fact that she started off today having won two games and $6,200, she must have won at least one H/H match. My guess is $200 for winning two games, $1,000 for two $500 audience matches, and $5,000 for one H/H match. She chooses King Richard, suggesting she likely chose him the prior two times as well, and matched one of the two times. Stats (obviously not including the unavailable episodes): Richard has matched 84 of his 200 most recent attempts (42.0%), 67 of his last 157 attempts (42.7%), 47 of his last 107 attempts (43.9%), 23 of his last 60 attempts (38.3%), and 4 of his last 17 attempts (23.5%). His overall success rate is *41.7%* and this is his 678th attempt so far. For the sake of comparison: Charles has matched 33 of his 69 attempts (47.8%), Brett has matched 29 of her 69 attempts (42.0%), and Richard has matched 282 of his 677 attempts (41.7%). Patti has matched one of her two attempts, and Nipsey has made 8 attempts, but has yet to score his first match. Suzanne hasn't answered a head-to-head question yet. *Today's H/H question: "Engagement________"* (Sounds like another "gimme" today. Engagement ring seems the obvious choice.) Richard quickly files his response. Our champion quickly offers the predicted answer, receiving a boisterous round of applause. Sound like a sure winner today! Yes, indeed! Richard scores his 283rd H/H match today. ~~~Finally, here's our updated leader board showing the 11 celebs with at least 3 H/H matches, ranked by accuracy: (Note: An asterisk before a celebrity's name signifies that she has "retired" from the show and her H/H stats are now complete.) (Note: For tied scores, I consider the one with the greater number of matches to be higher; if the matches are equal, the celeb who first achieved that score goes on top.) Orson Bean - 100% (4 wins in 4 attempts). TIE: (*)Jo Anne Worley - 75% (3 wins in 4 attempts). TIE: Joyce Bulifant - 75% (3 wins in 4 attempts). Gary Burghoff - 71.4% (5 wins in 7 attempts). Betty - 50.0% (19 wins in 38 attempts). Fannie - 48.3% (14 wins in 29 attempts). Charles - 47.8% (33 wins in 69 attempts). Jo Ann Pflug - 44.4% (8 wins in 18 attempts). Brett - 42.0% (29 wins in 69 attempts). Richard - 41.7% (283 wins in 678 attempts). Bert Convy - 33.3% (5 wins in 15 attempts). *These stats include every head-to-head match from episode 1 through 1031, excluding the lost/missing/damaged episodes: 31, 32, 33, 311, 312, 313, 324, 325, 645, and 910. (As per MatchGameProductions, these episodes "are nowhere to be found and also aren't in the Goodson/Todman Library. Sadly, looks like they are lost forever!") -- Also, note that episode 849 was never produced. (These stats do, however, include the H/H results of missing episode 968 as those results were revealed in episode 969.) Additionally, the seven episodes spanning 1024-1030 are missing/unavailable, and their H/H results are unknown and also excluded from these stats.
only saw ''Three's Company'' twice - the premiere and a Christmas episode..last i heard is she and Joyce DeWitt couldn't bury the proverbial hatchet when it came to John Ritter's passing in 2003..that's pretty telling on both of them.....
What's interesting about these old shows is the use of Scanimate for what we would use computers for today. At 20:00, you can see the mechanical movement and a bit of bounce back on what appears to be slides on a rotating mechanical drum.
Just want to make sure everybody knows that GSN has always skipped episodes 1024-1025 and 1026-1030. Adam Arkin, who appeared on episodes 1026-1030, did not clear his episodes sadly.
According to a fan-made episode guide, the Adam Arkin episodes had Elaine Joyce and Fanny Flagg. Although I would have liked to have seen those two in the same set of episodes together, I don't blame Adam, considering he was in Busting Loose with another recent (and more frequent?) guest of the show.
John Lang 1024-1025 are on the tape of all 1026-1030s episodes. That’s why those are skipped! FYI folks, we sadly have another skip upcoming on 1035. Damn skips!
Interesting how Nipsey mentions "The Wiz" at one point, which was still being filmed at the time. He mentioned that he was the Tin Man in the film. Also in that film were Diana Ross as Dorothy, Michael Jackson as Scarecrow, Ted Ross as Cowardly Lion, and Richard Pryor as The Wiz.
That Patti chick might be my favorite player, if only for how imaginative, random and yet spot on funny so many of her answers really are. She had a helluva mind.
Unfortunately Patti searched for imaginative and funny answers that rarely matched. Being in the 6th seat she disappointed many contestants who needed a match (unlike Betty White).
Like the mug shots. That guy sure liked the mouth spray bit. He should have done the old man gig all the time. Bring back those corduroy sweaters ! Bret chipped her answers on a stone tablet. Suzanne was gorgeous. Till her daddy took her T Bird away. The old peg in the wazzoo gag. That salty dog forgot one end of his ship from the other. Brett could cackle with the best of them.
After watching many episodes of Three’s Company, it was nice to finally see Suzanne Somers being all chill and not bugging out her eyes or doing the “Chrissy” snort-laugh.
Interesting to think that a real-life 102-year-old person, assuming the letter was written that year, would have been born in 1874-1875. Just imagine how much the world around them would have changed in their long lifetime. A 102-year-old person today would have already seen cars and movies, while one back then would have been born just before phones and electricity started coming into use. It's also funny to put this episode in retrospect when they allude to Ronald Reagan as a Where is he now? actor. Oh how things would change in so short a time.
Yes, Ronald Reagan... MY favorite president (the 1st 1 I remember as a little girl who became like a faraway grandfather figure to me after I, at age 6, had just lost my beloved pappaw 😭)... 🇺🇲💖 Oh, how I MISS him... 😥😢
Reagan had just finished being the governor of California, so I think several people associated with the program would know his whereabouts. Gene, however, lived back east and flew home every weekend, which limited his knowledge of the goings-on there.
Good to see that Trench Hand still gets a shout out, even after 2 years have passed. And I can only wonder what made Adam Arkin refuse to clear his episodes. Sore over the lack of royalties? Or embarrassed by the reminder of a failed sitcom?
16:46--Granted, Ron Cochran (1912-1994) was not a household name, but he was a good television newsman who was on the air for ABC News the afternoon of President Kennedy's assassination.
Richard Dawson won a lot of contestants a lot of money & made a lot of families extremely happy & helped them to either buy a house or help to pay off a house of to help put parents children through school & Richard genuinely seemed happy to do so 🙂With Richard & Brett Somers being regulars on the "Match Game" TV Show i wonder what kind of money they made per show or weekly back then? They wern't getting rich by anymeans but i'm quite sure it helped to pay their bills as well in expensive "Hollywood,California" 🙂& then Richard Dawson would land the big role as the host to the "Family Fued" TV game show in which "Match Game" helped groom him & to watch Gene Rayburn nightly work his magic except Richard Dawson worked a lot of magic with his lips & tongue LOL!!
@@mainecoon6514 No. Just a man of the time. I want to hug and peck so many people. Not because I am a perv, but because it's a quick and easy way to show affection. Unfortunately, I can't do that now due to COVID and snowflakes.
lovw Gene Raybutn but stuff he did back then would never fly today - arbitrarily kissing the panel, the sexist remarks. OMG they were meant in innocence but I shudder a bit when I see him doing this.
I like a quick hug and kiss. Alas, in these days there are too many snowflakes to allow for such. I'm not afraid of the sniffles (COVID), I'm afraid of the people that are afraid of the sniffles. Get over it already.
@@CousinOresama Oh, take your narrow-minded snark elsewhere. Humor is incredibly subjective, but besides that, Patti Deutsch was clearly stuck on doing her own thing regardless of the situation. Your calling her a genius says more about you than her.
Gene Rayburn....him and that weird ass microphone....creepy dude but....watched this show all the time as a teenager. You know your getting old when you find Brett Sommers being doable and appreciating that horn dogs sexual innuendos answers.....wasn't Suzanne cute as a button back then... creepy Gene gave her a kiss on the lips? He was a weird dude but that's what made that show...
Tibbetts-Whitley, round 1, question A: "You people don't know from weird. She spent the day kissing a CATERPILLAR - one of the big, fat, spiny ones, too." (Bzzt!) Round 2, question B: "He's the new spokesman for Coca-Cola; he was talking about PEPSI." (Bzzt!) Question A: "The parrot pecked out his eye, he got the crutch up his ear, and a peg-leg embedded in his KNEECAP. Mean guy, that Silver." (Bzzt!) Tie-breaker, question B: "Well, it's *in* her head, anyway: FALSE TEETH." (Bzzt!) Question A: "SPITS 'em right through the ace of spades, you got it." (Ding!) Super Match, part 1: (if asked before Richard) HOWARD (if asked after Richard) MOODY Part 2: RING ************** Have your own daydreams of hanging with Charles and Patti? Share them in the replies to this comment. (No, not that kind of daydream, you sickoes.)
Give it up. All your answers are crap. People complain about some of the answers by certain panelists. You would have been booed off from the beginning. An eternal Bzzt in your general direction.
kissing ONLY the pretty women is so gross, and so dated! He will not kiss the women panel that isnt glamorous! I love this show but Gene is a creepy dude!
RIP Suzanne! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 All 8 stars on this particular episode, including Gene and Johnny have NOW sadly passed away!
Actually 7
6 Celebrities plus Gene and Johnny makes the star count 8 @@ADAMSIXTIES
Ron Howard would still make top billing today. Amazing man and director!
I'm so glad we have so many of these 70s shows to watch, I gave the match game 90 a looksee and was very disappointed
I absolutely love Charles. He is a funny, funny, guy.
Same here. And such a smart man
I love him to pieces ❤ Yes I know he's gone to heaven ❤
Heard the news earlier of Suzanne Somers’ passing. I was stunned. She was a remarkable woman.
RIP Suzanne Somers. 🙏♥️
Suzanne is a breath of fresh air.
I have always loved her performance in 'Three's Company.' John Ritter rightfully deserves praises no doubt, but Suzanne Somers should get lots of credit as well... Many people look at her cuteness and sexiness, but then forget how difficult it is to take a stereotypical 'dumb blonde' role and make it funny and credible! IMHO, it takes a lot of intelligence to morph into some flaky character and recite silly dialogs, and make it all look fun and natural.
Suzanne is an over-rated fraud.
@@kathyodom5372 We may have to agree to disagree here. Sitcom actors have to make implausible situations look plausible and deliver their lines with great timing, in order to make any show work. While Suzanne may not have been among the greatest, but IMHO she had held her own while on 'Three's Company'. There is NO WAY she can be a total airhead and then pull off acting like a total airhead on a live recording. Comedy timing isn't easy.
@@rachmaninovpiazzolla3304 Suzanne Sommers has always been my favorite person on Three's Company. Unfortunately, she's the most selfish person ever! She thought she deserved more money than Joyce and John. She became so hateful that they had to fire her from the show.
I loved her on Three's Company. She was a total witch on the "Unauthorized Story of Three's Company"
@@kristabrewer6736 Thanks! That I did not know. One thing I do hate is anyone acting like they are above the others.
Brett's hairstyle looks especially PRETTY today! 🧡
The whole kissing thing is inconceivable today!
People are full of social rules nowadays, they should live a little they are overthinking everything
Gene Rayburn would be kicked off tv if he did that today.
@@mainecoon6514, Richard Dawson, too... 😏
@@laurenewittmer2511 Richard would have been arrested for smoking indoors in CA.
@@jonburrows8602 and Scoey Charles etc
best game-show ever
Richard used the “Now have you had any of the diseases on this card...?” schtick many times. And never gets old! ❤️
Oh believe me it gets old.
@@proud_brettsomersfanclub8687 Only to those who like old hags.
He should've told them that Gene had a history of cold sores and now they were at risk.
Sorry that joke with the diseases is getting old
The mention of "trench mouth" is kind of a callback to when Richard was having difficulty thinking of an answer during the Super Match. It was "Trench BLANK", and because the two celebrities before him came up with better answers, he went with HAND.
Nipsy seems like a really smart guy.
Where are the previous 7 episodes?
70s stars just seemed much more wittier and charming than today’s “stars”. They had more character and creative intelligence. They just hit different back then.
They had quality experience and class.
Character? On what basis do you say this? They all came to the show drunk; bandied about double entendres, and existed in a world of sexual assault, quid pro quo, sexism, and racism.
@@SalukiHawk1972 You clearly weren't around then. You shouldn't believe everything woke media and your college professors tell you. Talk to some old people (60+), the older the better.
Television really has you fooled
@@SalukiHawk1972 And that builds character🦜
Suzanne fellow Canadian a lady who always lends great deal of joy to. Each episode
Suzanne is a California girl but her husband Alan Hamel is Canadian
H/H match update and preview of the week ahead:
...
~~~First, a brief note about the week we didn't see:
Week 206 (episodes 1026-1030) was taped on July 16, 1977 and originally aired in early to mid-August. As everyone must know by now, that entire week is missing (or at least unavailable).
Brett, Charles, and Richard were all present and accounted for. Fannie was the sixth-seat semi-regular, and that was her 63rd week of 90. Elaine Joyce appeared (fourth seat) for her 18th week of 26. Rounding out the panel (in the first seat) was Adam Arkin - that was his one and only week on the Match Game panel.
~~~And now, on to this week:
This is now week 207 of our favorite classic game show (the final week will be number 291). These episodes were taped on July 17, 1977, and originally aired in mid-August of 1977.
*Note: There is yet another missing/unavailable episode this week as well, namely 1035, the "Friday" show, so this will sadly be another short week.
Our three stalwart regulars are all in their places with bright, shiny faces, and we've got two very familiar Match Game panelists joining them along with one "new kid on the block" this week:
~~~After five weeks off, semi-regular Patti Deutsch returns for her 33rd week of 42. Patti has scored one H/H match in her two attempts.
~~~Nipsey Russell is back for his 17th week (of 28 total). Nipsey last played in episodes 966-970 (when he filled in for CNR), but he has yet to score his first head-to-head match, despite 8 attempts so far. Fingers crossed that he clinches that first match this week!
~~~Last but not least, we have another "one-and-done" celebrity panelist: Suzanne Somers.
Looking back, King Richard answered two of the three H/H questions and Charles tried his hand at the third one last week (two weeks ago actually - all stats obviously disregard the missing week). As you recall, it was a short week, with only three of the five episodes available.
Reviewing the past 61 weeks, Richard has played 259 times. Everyone else combined played 46 times. (Charles had 16 opportunities, Brett 11, Fannie 9, Betty 3, Lynn Deerfield 1, Gary Burghoff 1, Rosemary Forsyth 1, Nipsey Russell 1, Meg Bennett 1, Scoey Mitchell 1, and Trish Stewart 1.) Percentage-wise, Richard has answered an astounding *84.9%* of all the H/H questions over these past 61 weeks.
And now, after our unfortunate break of 7 unavailable episodes, it's time to rejoin Match Game '77!
~~~Today's action:
(We meet our champion who Gene says has won two games and $6,200 so far.)
It took a tie-breaker, but our champion wins her third game thanks to Brett's "Spits."
*Today's audience match question: "Ron ________"*
(My thoughts: Howard, Palillo, Reagan)
Of course I thought of five-week MG panelist Ron Palillo who just appeared a few weeks back, in episodes 966-970
The celebs: Richard (Howard), Charles (two unlikely answers: TV journalist Ron Cochran and choreographer Ron Field), Nipsey (Palillo)
The choice: Howard
The answers: Reagan, Nessen, Howard
Based on the fact that she started off today having won two games and $6,200, she must have won at least one H/H match. My guess is $200 for winning two games, $1,000 for two $500 audience matches, and $5,000 for one H/H match.
She chooses King Richard, suggesting she likely chose him the prior two times as well, and matched one of the two times.
Stats (obviously not including the unavailable episodes): Richard has matched 84 of his 200 most recent attempts (42.0%), 67 of his last 157 attempts (42.7%), 47 of his last 107 attempts (43.9%), 23 of his last 60 attempts (38.3%), and 4 of his last 17 attempts (23.5%). His overall success rate is *41.7%* and this is his 678th attempt so far.
For the sake of comparison: Charles has matched 33 of his 69 attempts (47.8%), Brett has matched 29 of her 69 attempts (42.0%), and Richard has matched 282 of his 677 attempts (41.7%). Patti has matched one of her two attempts, and Nipsey has made 8 attempts, but has yet to score his first match. Suzanne hasn't answered a head-to-head question yet.
*Today's H/H question: "Engagement________"*
(Sounds like another "gimme" today. Engagement ring seems the obvious choice.)
Richard quickly files his response.
Our champion quickly offers the predicted answer, receiving a boisterous round of applause. Sound like a sure winner today!
Yes, indeed!
Richard scores his 283rd H/H match today.
~~~Finally, here's our updated leader board showing the 11 celebs with at least 3 H/H matches, ranked by accuracy:
(Note: An asterisk before a celebrity's name signifies that she has "retired" from the show and her H/H stats are now complete.)
(Note: For tied scores, I consider the one with the greater number of matches to be higher; if the matches are equal, the celeb who first achieved that score goes on top.)
Orson Bean - 100% (4 wins in 4 attempts).
TIE: (*)Jo Anne Worley - 75% (3 wins in 4 attempts).
TIE: Joyce Bulifant - 75% (3 wins in 4 attempts).
Gary Burghoff - 71.4% (5 wins in 7 attempts).
Betty - 50.0% (19 wins in 38 attempts).
Fannie - 48.3% (14 wins in 29 attempts).
Charles - 47.8% (33 wins in 69 attempts).
Jo Ann Pflug - 44.4% (8 wins in 18 attempts).
Brett - 42.0% (29 wins in 69 attempts).
Richard - 41.7% (283 wins in 678 attempts).
Bert Convy - 33.3% (5 wins in 15 attempts).
*These stats include every head-to-head match from episode 1 through 1031, excluding the lost/missing/damaged episodes: 31, 32, 33, 311, 312, 313, 324, 325, 645, and 910. (As per MatchGameProductions, these episodes "are nowhere to be found and also aren't in the Goodson/Todman Library. Sadly, looks like they are lost forever!") -- Also, note that episode 849 was never produced. (These stats do, however, include the H/H results of missing episode 968 as those results were revealed in episode 969.) Additionally, the seven episodes spanning 1024-1030 are missing/unavailable, and their H/H results are unknown and also excluded from these stats.
On the panel only Suzanne Somers is alive. God Bless everyone
Suzanne , you are welcome anytime
I always thought Nipsey was the coolest guy.
I miss Nipsey Russell. RIP to him, Richard Dawson, Charles Nelson Reilly, and Gene Rayburn.
They were the best!
Suzanne Somers is such a cutie! I loved watching this 💝💝💝💝
a pity she and Joyce DeWitt couldn't put their personal differences aside when John Ritter died - on his daughter's 5th birthday....
only saw ''Three's Company'' twice - the premiere and a Christmas episode..last i heard is she and Joyce DeWitt couldn't bury the proverbial hatchet when it came to John Ritter's passing in 2003..that's pretty telling on both of them.....
Krista Brewer It was her husband Alan Hamel who pushed her into demanding more money. He was her manager at the time...😎
Whatever happened to Ron Reagan. That's funny.
@@dannyhill8797 not true they went on Good morning America together
4:57 Damn, Patti is smokin’ in dark blue!
What's interesting about these old shows is the use of Scanimate for what we would use computers for today. At 20:00, you can see the mechanical movement and a bit of bounce back on what appears to be slides on a rotating mechanical drum.
Just want to make sure everybody knows that GSN has always skipped episodes 1024-1025 and 1026-1030. Adam Arkin, who appeared on episodes 1026-1030, did not clear his episodes sadly.
:-( too bad. I wanted to see what Eva wore on ep 1024.
According to a fan-made episode guide, the Adam Arkin episodes had Elaine Joyce and Fanny Flagg. Although I would have liked to have seen those two in the same set of episodes together, I don't blame Adam, considering he was in Busting Loose with another recent (and more frequent?) guest of the show.
Why were those episodes skipped?
John Lang 1024-1025 are on the tape of all 1026-1030s episodes. That’s why those are skipped!
FYI folks, we sadly have another skip upcoming on 1035. Damn skips!
Stinks
16:35 - Wow, Ron Howard was already directing even back in 1977?
He was directing GRAND THEFT AUTO at the time.
Interesting how Nipsey mentions "The Wiz" at one point, which was still being filmed at the time. He mentioned that he was the Tin Man in the film. Also in that film were Diana Ross as Dorothy, Michael Jackson as Scarecrow, Ted Ross as Cowardly Lion, and Richard Pryor as The Wiz.
It was awesome
Excellent movie!
Never seen it , I could not replace the original
Good one
Ohhhh 😥 I wanted to see Eva's top she was going to wear. Bummer
Actually, a major (2B) bummer...
That Patti chick might be my favorite player, if only for how imaginative, random and yet spot on funny so many of her answers really are. She had a helluva mind.
Unfortunately Patti searched for imaginative and funny answers that rarely matched. Being in the 6th seat she disappointed many contestants who needed a match (unlike Betty White).
Like the mug shots.
That guy sure liked the mouth spray bit. He should have done the old man gig all the time.
Bring back those corduroy sweaters !
Bret chipped her answers on a stone tablet.
Suzanne was gorgeous. Till her daddy took her T Bird away.
The old peg in the wazzoo gag. That salty dog forgot one end of his ship from the other.
Brett could cackle with the best of them.
Brett could cackle with the worst of them.
I forget which one is which myself.. the stern and the bow..
Angelofmusic Wonder I deleted my reply bc I realized I confused it with port and starboard, sorry
Cathryn Hudson it’s all good... 😊
WOW!!! A HUGE GAP IN BROADCASTS!
After watching many episodes of Three’s Company, it was nice to finally see Suzanne Somers being all chill and not bugging out her eyes or doing the “Chrissy” snort-laugh.
I agree.
Many episodes? You've NEVER seen the series??
It’s just so creepy watching Gene kiss the “new kid on the block” - you can just tell how uncomfortable she was. Totally ick
..."peg leg stuck in me blank" - poop deck
I was thinking bum lol
Funny!! 💩🤪
(I guess our "butts" ARE OUR "poop decks"... Teeheehee!!! 🤭😂🤣)
Interesting to think that a real-life 102-year-old person, assuming the letter was written that year, would have been born in 1874-1875. Just imagine how much the world around them would have changed in their long lifetime. A 102-year-old person today would have already seen cars and movies, while one back then would have been born just before phones and electricity started coming into use.
It's also funny to put this episode in retrospect when they allude to Ronald Reagan as a Where is he now? actor. Oh how things would change in so short a time.
Yes, Ronald Reagan... MY favorite president (the 1st 1 I remember as a little girl who became like a faraway grandfather figure to me after I, at age 6, had just lost my beloved pappaw 😭)... 🇺🇲💖 Oh, how I MISS him... 😥😢
Reagan had just finished being the governor of California, so I think several people associated with the program would know his whereabouts. Gene, however, lived back east and flew home every weekend, which limited his knowledge of the goings-on there.
Good to see that Trench Hand still gets a shout out, even after 2 years have passed. And I can only wonder what made Adam Arkin refuse to clear his episodes. Sore over the lack of royalties? Or embarrassed by the reminder of a failed sitcom?
Yeah, I know... I'm SO perturbed at him! 😤
*What was his sitcom called?
When Brett went through all that crap and mentioned “bush” the woman contestant was NOT AMUSED! Lol...
Yeah, she didn't appear to appreciate that answer. But, I sure did.
The contestant mustn't understand sense of humour.
Maybe she just doesn't like Brett
@@proud_brettsomersfanclub8687 Or maybe she does, and knew that Brett didn't have a sense of humor, just a sense of herself.
Tree or a Bush....it was 50/50 and Brett chose "Bush"...contestant was definitely Not amused. She thought she had a point.
17:34
Brett: "Whatever happened to Ronald Reagan?"
Oh, if they only knew what was coming. 😁
Yes!!! 🇺🇲🙂💖
Brett was always clueless.
Rest in peace Suzanne Somers.
16:46--Granted, Ron Cochran (1912-1994) was not a household name, but he was a good television newsman who was on the air for ABC News the afternoon of President Kennedy's assassination.
“Whatever happened to Ronald Reagan?” Lol
Suzanne and Brett both had the same last name.
Oh my,
I just caught a few minutes of 2020 Match Game, horrible! Not just because of that awful Baldwin the others were equally awful!
Except that one of them was real, and one of them was a hag who took a stage name.
@@CousinOresama I know. I loved Suzanne Three's Company, but she WAS hag on "The Unauthorized Story of Threes Company"
I thought Brett was her cousin
No one gave the obvious answer to what Wonda kissed, and that was frog, toad
Yeah, Ikr?!?! 🐸🤔🙄🤦♀️
Exactly!
Why would she spend all afternoon kissing a frog or a toad? Maybe once to see if it would turn into a prince, but not all afternoon. 👑🐸
... And uses my DENTURES as the puck!!
😁💁♀️
(I thought it was a given... 🤷♀️)
Surprised Ron Ely wasn't one of the choices. He once played Tarzan, and they have a lot of Tarzan mentions on the show..
I love Gene Rayburn he reminds me of my ex's Grandfather Buzz Baldwin last of the good fellows ❤️❤️❤️
she's the most beautiful, dazzling creature i've ever seen.of course i'm speaking of Brett.
You and me both brother😜
When is the last time you have been to an optometrist? You rreally should schedule an appointment for your new glasses.
@matchgameproductions ... what happened to Episodes 1024-1030...?
Richard Dawson won a lot of contestants a lot of money & made a lot of families extremely happy & helped them to either buy a house or help to pay off a house of to help put parents children through school & Richard genuinely seemed happy to do so 🙂With Richard & Brett Somers being regulars on the "Match Game" TV Show i wonder what kind of money they made per show or weekly back then? They wern't getting rich by anymeans but i'm quite sure it helped to pay their bills as well in expensive "Hollywood,California" 🙂& then Richard Dawson would land the big role as the host to the "Family Fued" TV game show in which "Match Game" helped groom him & to watch Gene Rayburn nightly work his magic except Richard Dawson worked a lot of magic with his lips & tongue LOL!!
Charles was so good at busting Brett's chops after she's been hogging the camera time.
i watched this one in honor of suzanne.
Unusual but episodes 1024-1030 disappeared………using an IPhone and couldn’t find them.
I just saw Suzanne Summers passed away today 10/15/23 @ 75
What else would anyone say for "engagement?" Party? Nah...
Easy one.
Patti❤️
Yes I think her 'blank' are the best. Smart with real intelligence.
@@timothyball4906 I'm glad someone else gets her. She was a comedy genius.
@@CousinOresama LOOOOOOL
I purposely watched this, all becuz of the lovely Miss Suzanne Somers ...
"Farts/Poops" Bullets... Lol!!! 😂💩🤣
Yes, Engagement "Ring"... 💍
NOT in 1977, and preferably never.
Man what a pretty blonde.
How come 1024-1030 are missing?
Buzzr could have showed 1024 and 1025
Adam Arkin was in them and refused to sign off on them
@@garfield2439 I thought he was in 1026 to 1030. 1024 &1025 had Gary B, Brett, Charles, Eva Gabor, Richard and Joyce B.
How did we end up missing 7 episodes?
The answer is in this feed.
So what's up with Episode #1024?
😝
Believe it or not she was 30 when she did three’s company!
Gene’s breath spray routine creeps me out every time.
Was he a perv?
@@mainecoon6514 No. Just a man of the time. I want to hug and peck so many people. Not because I am a perv, but because it's a quick and easy way to show affection. Unfortunately, I can't do that now due to COVID and snowflakes.
Well then don"t watch him spray his mouth when he kisses a new female cekebrity
Suzanne Somers, the object of lust of every teenage boy of that era.
lovw Gene Raybutn but stuff he did back then would never fly today - arbitrarily kissing the panel, the sexist remarks. OMG they were meant in innocence but I shudder a bit when I see him doing this.
And Gene openly criticizing and embarrassing contestants for giving bad answers. Doesn’t bother me but would NEVER happen today.
I like it.
I like a quick hug and kiss. Alas, in these days there are too many snowflakes to allow for such. I'm not afraid of the sniffles (COVID), I'm afraid of the people that are afraid of the sniffles. Get over it already.
@@CousinOresama Millions of people died of Covid. I knew one. Shut up.
Patti, Patti I love your answers. Of course you are dead and won't read my comment, but I love you. 10-18-2021
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Ron Jeremy!
16:18 Ron Soye
I think Gene kissed Suzanne's teeth.
Back in the day when you could grab a little and not get put away for it.
Blankety blank in UK
Drink paint?
Bra
That Patti D. always annoyed me for some unknown reason.
She wanted to be the oddball. Didn't care about matching the contestant.
Yes, unknown, because she was a comedy genius. You being annoyed says more about you than her.
@@CousinOresama Oh, take your narrow-minded snark elsewhere. Humor is incredibly subjective, but besides that, Patti Deutsch was clearly stuck on doing her own thing regardless of the situation. Your calling her a genius says more about you than her.
@@LynxSouth Yeah, like we are both geniuses.
@@CousinOresama Hahaha. I know that can't be true. I've read too many of your comments.
Kissing a rock.
Gene's kiss NOT appropriate!
I don" t mind him kissing the new women celebrities on this show because it is not wrong
Gene Rayburn....him and that weird ass microphone....creepy dude but....watched this show all the time as a teenager. You know your getting old when you find Brett Sommers being doable and appreciating that horn dogs sexual innuendos answers.....wasn't Suzanne cute as a button back then... creepy Gene gave her a kiss on the lips? He was a weird dude but that's what made that show...
Sometimes I wish Brett would shut up and answer the question. No one needs a speech every time she answers. Annoying.
She did carry on.
Tibbetts-Whitley, round 1, question A: "You people don't know from weird. She spent the day kissing a CATERPILLAR - one of the big, fat, spiny ones, too." (Bzzt!)
Round 2, question B: "He's the new spokesman for Coca-Cola; he was talking about PEPSI." (Bzzt!)
Question A: "The parrot pecked out his eye, he got the crutch up his ear, and a peg-leg embedded in his KNEECAP. Mean guy, that Silver." (Bzzt!)
Tie-breaker, question B: "Well, it's *in* her head, anyway: FALSE TEETH." (Bzzt!)
Question A: "SPITS 'em right through the ace of spades, you got it." (Ding!)
Super Match, part 1: (if asked before Richard) HOWARD
(if asked after Richard) MOODY
Part 2: RING
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Have your own daydreams of hanging with Charles and Patti? Share them in the replies to this comment. (No, not that kind of daydream, you sickoes.)
Give it up. All your answers are crap. People complain about some of the answers by certain panelists. You would have been booed off from the beginning.
An eternal Bzzt in your general direction.
SHITS bullets!
So Ron Reagan is a wonderful forgettable person, eh??
Ok, I probably would've said Ron McDonald, but good thing nobody asked me...
Drano
When is another LIVE show???
Suzanne died.....lol
Ring
brett is terrile
I think Charles really liked her.
I don't know what terrile is, but I agree 100%
@@lesburns7395 😆
@@lesburns7395 still haven't grown up yet, I see
@@kristabrewer6736 Nope, I'm a Toys 'R' Us kid, i don't wanna grow up😘
Suzzane Somees put in no effort and added nothing to the show.
The best dumb blonde to appear on MG was Elaine Joyce.
kissing ONLY the pretty women is so gross, and so dated! He will not kiss the women panel that isnt glamorous! I love this show but Gene is a creepy dude!
And Gene kissing the new women celebrities on this show is not wrong
Arse
Could never stand Gene Rayburn, he always seemed so full of himself.
You're watching the wrong show then!
Would Alec Baldwin do the same thing on his version of the "Match Game" aired on ABC?
So why are you watching? When I don't like something I ignore it and move on.
@@CousinOresama Not true. You've commented plenty on others' comments you didn't like.
Yes, he was.... but he was ok
Frog
Ugh. Rayburn was gross.
Gene was a good host for this show, but nice try with your comment
Farts
That’s not proper, nor appropriate.🤮
Nobody thinks it's weird that the old man just kissed the beautiful young woman without her permission ? Ewwwww
Rest in Peace Suzzane Sommers