Dating Game 1968 episode original commercials
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Just like staying home from school in the 1960s, here's some daytime television programming with a March 1968 episode of The Dating Game that includes all the original commercials. The BetaGems channel also has "Let's Make a Deal 1968 episode original commercials," "What's My Line 2-21-54 Lucille Ball, original commercials," "June 1992 The Hollywood Game longlost TV game show," "1960 punk dancer meets Groucho Marx on You Bet Your Life," "I've Got a Secret 2-9-56 Lucy & Desi, original commercials," "Rod Serling 10-19-72 I've Got a Secret TV gameshow appearance," and "Paul Lynde 10-13-72 I've Got a Secret TV gameshow appearance."
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Excellent 1968 Dating Game episode and great original commercials!!
This video is definitely a Gem, thanks for uploading it.
Those were wonderful days! Not the inane reality TV dating and marriage shows of today, where everyone has had "cosmetic surgery." Thank you!
Although originally broadcast in color, this happened to be a b&w kinescope
March 17, 1968.
I always found it interesting that on this show the women always got to sit on an upholstered, button-tufted chair whereas the men had to sit on a drab black vinyl or leather folding seat. What was up with that?
Back then women were more valued as they should be.
Air date: March 15, 1968 for this daytime episode. Didn't GSN actually air this episode back in the day among the 300 episodes of this version they reran?