H/H match update: ... Today's action: Needing two to tie and three to win, our champion cruises to her fifth victory after getting a "Bra" from Brett, Charles, and Barbara. *Today's audience match question: "________Dice"* (My thoughts: No, Slice and, Loaded) The celebs: Richard (No), Brett (Crooked), Charles (Loaded) The choice: Loaded The answers: Roll the, No, Loaded - Kudos to Charles (and Arte) for coming up with the top answer in third position! Recapping: So far our champion has chosen Scoey Mitchell (no match), Richard (no match), Richard (no match), and Brett (match). Does she stick with Brett after matching last time? Does she try Charles since she took his audience match suggestion with good result? No. She returns to Richard. Hmm. They haven't been on the same wavelength in the past, but maybe something has changed? This is King Richard's first consecutive play again, but he's been chosen 107 of the past 118 times. (Charles answered three of the remaining questions, Fannie also took three, and Rosemary Forsyth, Nipsey Russell, Meg Bennett, Scoey Mitchell, and Brett got one each.) Stats: Richard has matched 69 of his 162 most recent attempts (42.6%), 52 of his last 119 attempts (43.7%), 32 of his last 69 attempts (46.4%), and 8 of his last 22 attempts (36.4%). His overall success rate is 41.8% and this is his 640th attempt so far. For the sake of comparison: Charles has matched 33 of his 66 attempts (50.0%), Brett has matched 29 of her 69 attempts (42.0%), and Patti has matched one of her two attempts. Neither Barbara nor Arte has yet had a chance to answer a head-to-head question. *Today's H/H question: "________Flower"* (First, this is the rare occasion that Gene hasn't spelled out the question. Flower or Flour? All-purpose flour? It must be flower. I'll say Mayflower.) As per his usual, Richard comes up with an answer quickly. Also as per his usual, he looks toward the sixth seat before filing his card. His expression isn't one of confidence, however. The contestant seems stuck on the title of a Japanese movie with "flower" in the title, but she can't recall what it is. I can't figure out what she's thinking of either. (Later, Richard suggests the 1969 American screwball comedy "Cactus Flower" with Goldie Hawn.) At any rate, our champion seems to give up. "Little," she says. Yikes. Everyone knows that answer won't match Richard, but I'm still curious to see what he came up with. Richard says "Sun." That's a good answer, but I like mine better. No match today. ~~~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). TIE: Charles - 50.0% (33 wins in 66 attempts). TIE: Betty - 50.0% (19 wins in 38 attempts). Fannie - 48.3% (14 wins in 29 attempts). Jo Ann Pflug - 44.4% (8 wins in 18 attempts). Brett - 42.0% (29 wins in 69 attempts). Richard - 41.7% (267 wins in 640 attempts). Bert Convy - 33.3% (5 wins in 15 attempts). *These stats include every head-to-head match from episode 1 through 983, 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. Additionally, these stats do, however, include the H/H results of missing episode 968 as those results were revealed in episode 969.
Gene usually spells the word in the Super-Match so the players can have (perhaps) a better idea but this time he didn't. Saying, "Flower" is ambiguous because the word could be "Flour". After seeing the responses, I might have said, "Mayflower" but I could have just as easily said, "All-Purpose Flour".
sure is a sign of the times when it has now been several episodes I watched and they mention the term 'filling station' instead of calling it a gas station. I am closing in on 50 years old and maybe only a couple of times have heard a gas station called a filling station.
@@CousinOresama Interesting because here in Arizona it is always gas station.Even when I worked at one for years I never heard filling station. The only times I can recal ever hearing filling station maybe by people in other countries
"Broken buns"? Brett was useless. I'd bet she was either related to some "higher-up" or had some dirt on same. Did people back then actually think she was amusing? Patti had way worn out that "pathetic look" in the introductions, along with Richard wore out the slipped elbow bit. But I guess it's easy to be critical when you (me!) binge-watch 20 episodes! 😮😂
08:17 If the contestant had answered NOSE, this question should have been thrown out. Brett "telegraphed" her answer of NOSE by pointing to her nose! If that wasn't enough it sounds like Patti said NOSE shortly thereafter!
Does it seem that the upper 3 never really tried to match? They just came up with jokes of their own thinking and not even trying to guess what the contestants may be thinking.
It's kind of weird that the hag and Charles always told each other not to copy, but since they were supposed to match the contestant as much as possible, if they had the same answer that matched the contestant, that would be a point in their favor. Apparently Brett was too stupid to understand that and just went for long winded answers that made no sense. As for Patti, she matched an awful lot more than she got credit for. Sure, there were the occasional silly answers, but when it came to crunch time, she was usually there. There were many times that she matched either the contestant or other panelists, but by the time they got to her in the 6th seat it didn't matter to the outcome of the game. Patti was the Bomb. Certainly much more so than Brett the Hag.
Stewart-Johns, round 1, question A: "Not correcting, just clarifying: a PORCUPINE *FROM BEHIND*." (Ding!) Question B: "One a penny, two a penny - HOT, CROSS buns!" (Bzzt!) "If your daughters do not like them… well, never mind that." Round 2, question A: (lay out) Question B: (just holding up the card, probably) SHOE Super Match, part 1: LOADED Part 2: CACTUS Stewart-Reese, round 1, question B: "Is it disturbing that I'm starting to match Brett? PINSTRIPES!" (Bzzt!) Question A: "Super-angels: SERAPHIM." (Bzzt!)
I see nobody's talked to Patti about giving those crappy answers :( You seriously have no idea how bad I feel for the contestants every time she's on And YAAAAAAAY, she lost with saint Richard again (serves her right! What kind of PERSON loses with saint Richard twice in a row, wins with Brett and then goes back to saint Richard to lose again)
You mean, like in the second half of Round 1 in this episode, where Patti gives the definitive answer of “hot cross buns” along with all the others-oh, oops, wait, I mean, where the definitive answer is given by Patti and all the others except … wait for it … Brett?
Out of all the money a contestant wins, a signed winning blue card is priceless.
Absolutely! 🤩
Depends upon who signs it
H/H match update:
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Today's action:
Needing two to tie and three to win, our champion cruises to her fifth victory after getting a "Bra" from Brett, Charles, and Barbara.
*Today's audience match question: "________Dice"*
(My thoughts: No, Slice and, Loaded)
The celebs: Richard (No), Brett (Crooked), Charles (Loaded)
The choice: Loaded
The answers: Roll the, No, Loaded - Kudos to Charles (and Arte) for coming up with the top answer in third position!
Recapping: So far our champion has chosen Scoey Mitchell (no match), Richard (no match), Richard (no match), and Brett (match).
Does she stick with Brett after matching last time? Does she try Charles since she took his audience match suggestion with good result?
No. She returns to Richard. Hmm. They haven't been on the same wavelength in the past, but maybe something has changed?
This is King Richard's first consecutive play again, but he's been chosen 107 of the past 118 times. (Charles answered three of the remaining questions, Fannie also took three, and Rosemary Forsyth, Nipsey Russell, Meg Bennett, Scoey Mitchell, and Brett got one each.)
Stats: Richard has matched 69 of his 162 most recent attempts (42.6%), 52 of his last 119 attempts (43.7%), 32 of his last 69 attempts (46.4%), and 8 of his last 22 attempts (36.4%). His overall success rate is 41.8% and this is his 640th attempt so far.
For the sake of comparison: Charles has matched 33 of his 66 attempts (50.0%), Brett has matched 29 of her 69 attempts (42.0%), and Patti has matched one of her two attempts. Neither Barbara nor Arte has yet had a chance to answer a head-to-head question.
*Today's H/H question: "________Flower"*
(First, this is the rare occasion that Gene hasn't spelled out the question. Flower or Flour? All-purpose flour? It must be flower. I'll say Mayflower.)
As per his usual, Richard comes up with an answer quickly. Also as per his usual, he looks toward the sixth seat before filing his card. His expression isn't one of confidence, however.
The contestant seems stuck on the title of a Japanese movie with "flower" in the title, but she can't recall what it is. I can't figure out what she's thinking of either. (Later, Richard suggests the 1969 American screwball comedy "Cactus Flower" with Goldie Hawn.) At any rate, our champion seems to give up. "Little," she says. Yikes. Everyone knows that answer won't match Richard, but I'm still curious to see what he came up with.
Richard says "Sun." That's a good answer, but I like mine better.
No match today.
~~~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).
TIE: Charles - 50.0% (33 wins in 66 attempts).
TIE: Betty - 50.0% (19 wins in 38 attempts).
Fannie - 48.3% (14 wins in 29 attempts).
Jo Ann Pflug - 44.4% (8 wins in 18 attempts).
Brett - 42.0% (29 wins in 69 attempts).
Richard - 41.7% (267 wins in 640 attempts).
Bert Convy - 33.3% (5 wins in 15 attempts).
*These stats include every head-to-head match from episode 1 through 983, 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. Additionally, these stats do, however, include the H/H results of missing episode 968 as those results were revealed in episode 969.
Gene usually spells the word in the Super-Match so the players can have (perhaps) a better idea but this time he didn't. Saying, "Flower" is ambiguous because the word could be "Flour".
After seeing the responses, I might have said, "Mayflower" but I could have just as easily said, "All-Purpose Flour".
I agree with you 💯%!
Yep, "Flower" or "Flour", Gene?! 🤔😒
I wonder why he didn't spell this 1 (he even spells some that don't really need it but then doesn't spell this 1 that did)... 🤦♀️
I probably would have asked him to spell it.
Charlie's Chubby Cherubs !! LMAO, Great answer
Yep... Haha!!! 😂💘🤣
When she said she meets a lot of weird people at the gas station, Gene should have asked if she met Willy.
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Sign of the times, Gas Station Service Technician. Now its mini marts, its the only way that gas station can make money.
I wonder how many people were upset about those fat questions?
5:28 This question is about Judy who had an accident at the bakery.
Charlie's Girls with Wonderful Personalities.
sure is a sign of the times when it has now been several episodes I watched and they mention the term 'filling station' instead of calling it a gas station. I am closing in on 50 years old and maybe only a couple of times have heard a gas station called a filling station.
It's regional, I believe. Growing up in Georgia, we always called them gas stations, but my BIL from the west always called them filling stations.
@@CousinOresama Interesting because here in Arizona it is always gas station.Even when I worked at one for years I never heard filling station. The only times I can recal ever hearing filling station maybe by people in other countries
I would've said BURNT buns, which would match BURNED buns,
Glazed?
"Broken buns"? Brett was useless. I'd bet she was either related to some "higher-up" or had some dirt on same. Did people back then actually think she was amusing?
Patti had way worn out that "pathetic look" in the introductions, along with Richard wore out the slipped elbow bit. But I guess it's easy to be critical when you (me!) binge-watch 20 episodes! 😮😂
I got drunk and tried to kiss a wasps nest.
Ok so I’m thinking Charles & Skoey Mitchell share clothes because Skoey had the same shirt on a couple of episodes ago
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LMMFAO !!!!!!
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@@kathischumacher1572 lol he obviously WAS. He asked the exact same to someone else on here too, and never responded back
08:17 If the contestant had answered NOSE, this question should have been thrown out. Brett "telegraphed" her answer of NOSE by pointing to her nose! If that wasn't enough it sounds like Patti said NOSE shortly thereafter!
Oh, I agree (I had to watch it a 2nd time, but you are exactly RIGHT)!! 💯🤔
Patti did not say nose & Brett might have pointed to her nose but the contestant still did not say it anyway
Susan is a super pretty girl who is now in her 60's like me.
Does it seem that the upper 3 never really tried to match? They just came up with jokes of their own thinking and not even trying to guess what the contestants may be thinking.
Yes, and Patti D. down on the bottom did the same "irritating" thing! 😒
It's kind of weird that the hag and Charles always told each other not to copy, but since they were supposed to match the contestant as much as possible, if they had the same answer that matched the contestant, that would be a point in their favor. Apparently Brett was too stupid to understand that and just went for long winded answers that made no sense.
As for Patti, she matched an awful lot more than she got credit for. Sure, there were the occasional silly answers, but when it came to crunch time, she was usually there. There were many times that she matched either the contestant or other panelists, but by the time they got to her in the 6th seat it didn't matter to the outcome of the game. Patti was the Bomb. Certainly much more so than Brett the Hag.
@@laurenewittmer2511 And yet Patti usually matches the contestants
Susan never changed clothes.
She changed two shows before this one.
Stewart-Johns, round 1, question A: "Not correcting, just clarifying: a PORCUPINE *FROM BEHIND*." (Ding!)
Question B: "One a penny, two a penny - HOT, CROSS buns!" (Bzzt!) "If your daughters do not like them… well, never mind that."
Round 2, question A: (lay out)
Question B: (just holding up the card, probably) SHOE
Super Match, part 1: LOADED
Part 2: CACTUS
Stewart-Reese, round 1, question B: "Is it disturbing that I'm starting to match Brett? PINSTRIPES!" (Bzzt!)
Question A: "Super-angels: SERAPHIM." (Bzzt!)
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Yeah, as usual no context, stupid responses. BZZT to all of them.
Susan resembles Karen Carpenter :)
True. Right down to the eating disorder.
Gene could be a bit of a horndogger ... always asking the contestants or starlets ( married or not ) to meet him in his dressing room.
You do realize it was a running joke, right
Patti's & Charles's answers to that 1st 1... Really?!?! 🙄🤦♀️😒👎
Has anyone seen the episode that Betty is talking about at the end of the video at 2:50?
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I see nobody's talked to Patti about giving those crappy answers :(
You seriously have no idea how bad I feel for the contestants every time she's on
And YAAAAAAAY, she lost with saint Richard again (serves her right! What kind of PERSON loses with saint Richard twice in a row, wins with Brett and then goes back to saint Richard to lose again)
Do your u realize that Patti is not that bad as a player & she usually matches the contestants.
You mean, like in the second half of Round 1 in this episode, where Patti gives the definitive answer of “hot cross buns” along with all the others-oh, oops, wait, I mean, where the definitive answer is given by Patti and all the others except … wait for it … Brett?
Involving Richard’s answers; it’s hard to match when the contestant can’t think of a good answer!