To Tell the Truth - Anti-superstitionist; Hermit vacationer; PANEL: Ossie Davis (Dec 16, 1963)
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- PANEL: Tom Poston, Peggy Cass, Ossie Davis, Kitty Carlisle
CONTESTANT #1: Nick Matsoukous (Anti-superstitionist)
CONTESTANT #2: Barbara Holm Stewart (Hermit vacationer)
CONTESTANT #3: Joe Longaux (Sender of G.I. care packages)
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I adore how Mr. Matsoukas #2 stayed so stoic and intimidating until the reveal, and afterwards was all smiles and morphed into a quite approachable person!
Kitty is such a gracious lady! Almost always wearing pearls! So well mannered!
Glamorous well dressed
"OH BOY" !!!!
Watch , "Beat the Clock" , there's lots of "boys" in that show !!!!
Thank Heavens he didn't call Ossie "boy" this time.
As a Greek I clocked Matsoukas from the moment he said his name and just his whole deal XD
Man #3 in Game #1
Lady #1 in Game #2
Man #2 in Game #3
SPOILER!
In Round # 1, the real "anti-superstionist" said that "Triskaideka" was the fear of thirteen, when in fact it just means thirteen. The *fear* of that number is Triskaidekaphobia.
I’d like to think that those celebrities donated to that gentleman’s cause for the soldiers.
Joe Longo was my uncle and he was able to send so many packages after this broadcast. He had a heart of gold and I miss him dearly.
A rare mistake by Peggy Cass--the Okefenokee Swamp was featured in the comic strip Pogo, but it is also a real place--but in Georgia, not Florida.
You are correct except that the tiniest bits of the swamp stretch over the border into Florida.
And, it is National Wildlife Refuge.
This program was edited twice for broadcast - at 1:04 and at 23:28.
Lady #3in the 2nd,segment worked with Bennett Cerf
first I thought this is so soon after the national tragedy. second, first episode I've watched with a black actor/celebrity. only time I've seen Ossie Davis on a game show.
I think Ruby Dee or Sammy Davis Jr. did an episode of the show. However, could have them confused with another Goodson-Todman show.
The episode of What's My Line just after JFK's death is a bit somber. Ossie davis had just taken part in Civil Rights March on Washington DC on Aug 28 1963.
Lena Horne, Diahann Carroll and Sammy Davis, Jr. all did episodes of Password. In fact, some of the most entertaining episodes of that show, imo, were the ones where Sammy and Peter Lawford went full tilt competitive against each other.
I said that on the previous episode with him too. I was actually surprised that they had a black person on the panel. I never saw that before
Ossie is black?
Ossie was right, the Boer war !
tom poston as usual was brilliant
Correct name is Nick Matsoukas.
0:28 Umbrella man from Dealey Plaza!
Game #1: *good luck.*
Include commercials…
I just googled ossie davis. He passed in 2005.
Just came across and always appreciate these comments, but I’ve watched this game for a while and Peggy Cass unfortunately is very condescending and has made many mistakes, as in many of these panelist they think they know the occupation better than who is actually on the guest list.
Today each different would have to be of a different race.
Miccosuki Indians, near Miami in Everglades.
Not one of these idiots asked which city, lost for two thousand years, was found by these explorer's!
Oh, so if someone doesn't agree with you, they're an Idiot? sure
Extraordinary comment.
It's not like there was a name--not like some fabled lost city from Indiana Jones.
Funny that Tom used Yiddish when he voted in the first segment. He may have picked it up from his one wife, who was Jewish, Suzanne Pleshette.
Anyone else notice that Bud Collyer once again referred to Ossie Davis as Boy? He clearly uttered "Good Boy" to Ossie as he was reveling in his correct pick when Joe Longo stood up.
Ossie was about 10 years younger than Bud and men back then called one another "boy" as a term of endearment/friendship - and it had nothing to do with race. You'll hear it in shows back then (game shows, TV shows, etc.) The thing about assumptions is that people often have the wrong end of the stick. Abraham Lincoln said “If you look for the bad in people expecting to find it, you surely will.” Bud Collyer didn't have a racist bone in his body.
@@bluegoose1342 That explanation doesn't hold water. I watched the show back in the day and enjoy re-watching the episodes on RUclips now. No adult I knew back then referred to a younger man as a boy. Only youngsters were referred to as a boy. You also don't see Collyer refer to any younger men on the show, Orson Bean, Tom Poston, et. al. as "Boy".
@@HansDelbruck53 I can't speak for Bud, but I knew plenty of men in the 50's and 60's who referred to younger men as "boy" or "my boy" in normal conversation. I grew up in Indiana and heard it often, with no reference to race.
He also told JOE to KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK GOOD BOY just after he stood up I guess he could have said NICE FELLA, same thing
"Good boy" was used a lot between men of all colors back then, it wasn't necessarily racist. But when combined with Collyer's overlooking of Mr. Davis's last turn - I think no conscious racism was at play, but it's likely there was some unconscious racism. The USA is so pervaded by racism, it's not possible to grow up there and have no racist reactions, no matter what racial category you're put in.
Soldiers also could use toiletries, books, and games besides nonperishable foods, snacks, etc. South Korea and other countries will accept care packages. Germany will not accept sealed or canned food in care packages. I know from experience that customs will open those packages, send a notice to the targeted recipient to pay for the return. But upon return, all goods will be plundered, and the box will return empty. This generation of Germans must not have learned lessons from previous generations, behaving like b_st_rds or worse. I truly believe that Karma will return to dispense justice to any and all thieves around the world. I have met wonderful people in Germany, but this act of greed at the border is unacceptable. Sending a care package to a soldier is an act of humanity, and yet this group of Germans acted inhumanely. It has altered my view of my ancestral place to the degree that I will no longer call this country home, nor have association with it.
Ossie Davis is still alive at 104 yrs old!
@Jeannie Nelson, I'm sorry, but Mr. Davis died on February 4, 2005 at the age of 87. He was a great actor.
15:06. "It's hard to believe a Southern lady would visit those swamps". Does he still think this is the Civil War era??? Chip on his shoulder much?
ElCid48 Considering the fact that Bud said "good boy" to Mr. Davis, no one flinched when White people on the show referred to Black people as coloreds, and none of the Black contestants or guest stars could stay in many of the same hotels or drink from the same water fountains as their White counterparts, it may as well have been the Civil War era. Guess that's why you thought Mr. Davis came across as an uppity negrah.
ElCid What war are you fighting?
Mr. Davis had MUCH more knowledge of southern ladies than you do. He was speaking from experience.
@@samalahenry Bud also said "Keep it up, boy" to Joe Longaux, but I guess that didn't matter to you because it didn't serve your agenda. (23:30 - I know you didn't hear it because you weren't listening for it, you only wanted to be offended on Ozzie's behalf.)
Kitty....BET SHE WAS A SPOILED BRAT!!!!