I was a big Fan of F1 legend Jim Clark, one of the most respected drivings of his era and a really nice guy. Unfortunately killed in a racing accident in 1968, this accident triggered drivers to push for improved safety measures in the sport.
Here's just one example of why Clark was called "Gentleman Jim": After he won the 1967 U.S. Grand Prix at Watkins Glen, while he was making his way to the podium, several people stuck out their hand, and he shook every one of them.
Anacin claimed to "reduce tension and irritability". Far-fetched claim for a headache tablet whose primary ingredients were(and still are) aspirin and caffeine!!
And I'll miss, in the 1960s when Orson was a panelist on "Truth", there were many times he would do fancy and quirky drawings all over his voting cards.
@15:51: The significance of Orson Bean's "Good luck with the next two races, even though you don't need 'em" is that at the time, Clark had already won five of the season's ten races, ensuring himself the Formula One Driver's Championship. Need them or not, he won them both. His winning ratio of 70% still stands as the highest.
In the Jim Clark segment, the significance of 1-5-3-6-2-4 is that it's the firing order of a straight-six cylinder engine. In his early days, Clark drove an E-Type Jaguar, and he probably would have known that had he been asked.
Judging by the Jim Clark segment, everyone -- panel, imposters, and host -- certainly did their homework prepping for the show. (Although I wonder how the imposters would have answered the "How many sheep do you have?" question.)
Jim Clark is my favorite Formula 1 driver. It was interesting doing the musical chairs between Orson and Gene. Even though Gene was an experienced host, you have to appreciate the job that Bud does.
Orson was polite and articulate and rather cutr, though without a true "host" sort of voice. He couldn't resist the occasional joke but Bud would joke, too. I was waiting for Gene or Orson to ask if #1 was a "true Scotsman!"
And Gene Rayburn was also hosting the 60's version of Match Game at that time as well. (There were no Dumb Dora, Old Man Periwinkle, and the other risque questions on there back then.)
I wonder why they got so many different people to host this show. Last week was Gene Rayburn, this week Orson Bean, and next week Tom Poston. Where's Bud?
It sounds as if he was ill. Goodson-Todman routinely pulled panelists from its stable of shows to be substitute hosts. Arlene Francis and Merv Griffin both subbed for Bill Cullen on The Price is Right and Bennett Cerf filled in for John Daly on What's My Line?. Tom Poston had previously hosted the NBC daytime game Split Personality (1959-60) but it fared poorly against ratings powerhouses The Edge of Night on CBS and American Bandstand on ABC.
In round 2 Orson incorrectly.used the term Scotch, and as a Scottish friend of mine told me Scotch is something you drink LOLHe said use the word Scottish or Scots.
Good ol' A.J. Foyt. I'll never forget when he destroyed a computer live on television when his team used it for the first time to calculate gasoline mileage and their car lost on the last lap because they ran out of gas! I think it was the Indy 500.
Value of $5,000,000 CAN from 1963 to 2020 $5,000,000 in 1963 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $41,840,490.80 today, an increase of $36,840,490.80 over 57 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 3.80% per year between 1963 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 736.81%. This means that today's prices are 8.37 times higher than average prices since 1963, according to Statistics Canada consumer price index. A dollar today only buys 11.95% of what it could buy back then. The 1963 inflation rate was 1.88%. The current year-over-year inflation rate (2019 to 2020) is now 2.25%1. If this number holds, $5,000,000 today will be equivalent in buying power to $5,112,443.78 next year.
Unfortunately the Venus fly trap does not eat hamburger, I did it once and it died, in fact you shouldn’t feed the trap itself it will catch on its own as long as it’s watered correctly and has good humidity and sunlight it will thrive on its own and the correct soil
So what was wrong with Bud? There was no announcement before he left. Im guessing it was the start of the ill health that plagued him for the rest of his lufe.
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Orson Bean hosting To Tell the Truth! Wow! That's amazing!
R.I.P., Orson Bean
Rest in peace orson bean 1928-2020
I was a big Fan of F1 legend Jim Clark, one of the most respected drivings of his era and a really nice guy. Unfortunately killed in a racing accident in 1968, this accident triggered drivers to push for improved safety measures in the sport.
Here's just one example of why Clark was called "Gentleman Jim": After he won the 1967 U.S. Grand Prix at Watkins Glen, while he was making his way to the podium, several people stuck out their hand, and he shook every one of them.
Such a wonderful programme!
The vast knowledge of the panel on just about every subject never fails to amaze me!
RIP Orson Bean 1928-2020
Anacin claimed to "reduce tension and irritability". Far-fetched claim for a headache tablet whose primary ingredients were(and still are) aspirin and caffeine!!
Tom Poston is one of those actor comedians who go back decades. I first knew him from Newhart, and that he was married to Suzanne Pleshette.
the first thing I knew him from was Alfred Looney (Loon-a) it's French.
I first knew him as a "Man in the Street" in the old Steve Allen Show. He won am Emmy for that.
I love Tom Poston. Lol thanks for the upload. Glad this panel was on
RIP Bean..worked on Hot in Cleveland and Modern Family in his 80s!
Modern family was not on in the 80s
Sorry I read it wrong
I've seen Orsen Bean on different game shows, but I never knew him from any TV show other than Dr Quinn.
And I'll miss, in the 1960s when Orson was a panelist on "Truth", there were many times he would do fancy and quirky drawings all over his voting cards.
Mister Bean was known for the cartoon numbers of 1, 2, and 3 on To Tell The Truth!
I loved those doodles Orson did.
The day I was born!
Orson did an honorable job as the host, but I would've loved to have heard his wisecracking with theses three panels.
Wow Grey Poole lived until 98 yrs old!
@15:51: The significance of Orson Bean's "Good luck with the next two races, even though you don't need 'em" is that at the time, Clark had already won five of the season's ten races, ensuring himself the Formula One Driver's Championship. Need them or not, he won them both. His winning ratio of 70% still stands as the highest.
In the Jim Clark segment, the significance of 1-5-3-6-2-4 is that it's the firing order of a straight-six cylinder engine.
In his early days, Clark drove an E-Type Jaguar, and he probably would have known that had he been asked.
Just one month later the world changed forever.
tom poston was as usual simply brilliant
Judging by the Jim Clark segment, everyone -- panel, imposters, and host -- certainly did their homework prepping for the show. (Although I wonder how the imposters would have answered the "How many sheep do you have?" question.)
I mostly remember Tom Poston from game shows and the movies Zotz! (1962) and Cold Turkey (1971).
This must have been the only time he hosted something that made it to air. He did host an unsold pilot for a revival of "Concentration" in 1985.
Later it made to the air as “Classic Concentration” with the late Alex Trebek.
RIP Orson Bean
Orson was uniquely handsome in his youth
Not just in his youth. ❤
In case anyone's curious, this was two years after the original version of "Little Shop of Horrors" came out.
Actually 3 years. The original Little Shop Of Horror came out in 1960.
For the uninformed: The "star" of "The Little Shop of Horrors" was an insatiable carnivorous plant.
Unfortunately, Jim Clark was killed in an Auto racing accident in April 1968. He was only 32.
Sad, but live by the sword...
better known as Jimmy, Clark is still a legend on the circuit -seems quite modest
(or sheepish)
For the uninformed who may have missed Jay's terrible pun, Clark was also a sheep farmer in Scotland.
Kobe Bryant was given tons of attention and Orson Bean's passing was hardly noticed at all...what a shame. And his death was NOT natural.
Bobby Francis His politics did not make him a favorite of the press.
@@jbratt As he put it, "Basically I was blacklisted because I had a cute communist girlfriend.".
Lest anyone jump to some conspiracy theory, he was killed while walking, in a freak two-car accident.
Jim Clark is my favorite Formula 1 driver. It was interesting doing the musical chairs between Orson and Gene. Even though Gene was an experienced host, you have to appreciate the job that Bud does.
Orson was polite and articulate and rather cutr, though without a true "host" sort of voice. He couldn't resist the occasional joke but Bud would joke, too. I was waiting for Gene or Orson to ask if #1 was a "true Scotsman!"
Three days before my third birthday!
And Gene Rayburn was also hosting the 60's version of Match Game at that time as well. (There were no Dumb Dora, Old Man Periwinkle, and the other risque questions on there back then.)
With Swingin’ Safari by Bert Kaempfert as the theme song.
He did a great job hosting. It came to him more naturally than to Orson Bean.
Did a great job!
I wonder why they got so many different people to host this show. Last week was Gene Rayburn, this week Orson Bean, and next week Tom Poston. Where's Bud?
Bud Collyer, the man known for bow ties long before Ken Rosenthal on Fox, would return to host To Tell The Truth before he died in 1969 himself.
It sounds as if he was ill. Goodson-Todman routinely pulled panelists from its stable of shows to be substitute hosts. Arlene Francis and Merv Griffin both subbed for Bill Cullen on The Price is Right and Bennett Cerf filled in for John Daly on What's My Line?. Tom Poston had previously hosted the NBC daytime game Split Personality (1959-60) but it fared poorly against ratings powerhouses The Edge of Night on CBS and American Bandstand on ABC.
In round 2 Orson incorrectly.used the term Scotch, and as a Scottish friend of mine told me Scotch is something you drink LOLHe said use the word Scottish or Scots.
I'm really surprised at how little botany any of the contestants could recall. The panel asked some pretty basic questions.
I am watching this episode right now (9:34 pm) on Buzzr.
(I SO wish I could stop thinking about how gamy camel meat must be!)
haha
1928-2020
Good ol' A.J. Foyt. I'll never forget when he destroyed a computer live on television when his team used it for the first time to calculate gasoline mileage and their car lost on the last lap because they ran out of gas! I think it was the Indy 500.
This was just 5 weeks before the jfk assassination.
Tell the Truth
A time of unsuspecting innocence ... or so it would seem later on.
Value of $5,000,000 CAN from 1963 to 2020
$5,000,000 in 1963 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $41,840,490.80 today, an increase of $36,840,490.80 over 57 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 3.80% per year between 1963 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 736.81%.
This means that today's prices are 8.37 times higher than average prices since 1963, according to Statistics Canada consumer price index. A dollar today only buys 11.95% of what it could buy back then.
The 1963 inflation rate was 1.88%. The current year-over-year inflation rate (2019 to 2020) is now 2.25%1. If this number holds, $5,000,000 today will be equivalent in buying power to $5,112,443.78 next year.
Unfortunately the Venus fly trap does not eat hamburger, I did it once and it died, in fact you shouldn’t feed the trap itself it will catch on its own as long as it’s watered correctly and has good humidity and sunlight it will thrive on its own and the correct soil
Please somebody upload the Episode on 28 January 1963 please?? Thank you before hand ;)
There it is: czcams.com/video/DDxk_9YlkUc/video.html
Is there Anacin the presenters wouldn't do for money.
I was hoping Grey Poole would introduce the other guy as his partner or husband.
This WAS 1963, but 😂😂😂😂.
Not likely in 1963.
I'd have never guessed Jim Clark. He doesn't have much of a Scottish accent and he appears to (possibly deliberately) mispronounce Berwickshire
Oooooh, that's an attractive garnish. What is it? Sheep carcasses. Enjoy.
I don't wish, to ruin this with a 'spoiler'; somebody eliminated one choice, before five minutes had elapsed, in the first game.
So what was wrong with Bud? There was no announcement before he left. Im guessing it was the start of the ill health that plagued him for the rest of his lufe.
I would like to know why the King of Saudi Arabia employed an Hispanic--who I assume was not an Muslim--to oversee the preparation or Halal cuisine.
519DJW He is not Hispanic.
First question: guess what will happen in six weeks?
12:35 Mille Miglia
Italian Auto Race
One lap of one thousand miles on open roads.
Couple #3 in Game #1
Man #3 in Game #2
Man #3 in Game #3.
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