Hollywood Squares- Fall 1971 (Cheryl vs. Arthur)
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- Опубліковано 11 лис 2016
- Here is another early episode of The Hollywood Squares from its first nighttime syndicated season in 1971, with Dinah Shore, Burt Reynolds, Karen Valentine, Godfrey Cambridge, Eva Gabor, Charley Weaver, Martin Milner, Wally Cox, and Center Square Paul Lynde.
I loved it when Paul Lynde was given a question about Zsa Zsa Gabor and while he was stalling Eva said, "Careful"... And Paul said, "Yeah. I know it. I was all ready with my answer. Then I remembered you were here."
That was my favorite moment.
I was in the audience to see a taping in 1971 and 1973. What a thrill for a teenager!
Who were the squares?
@@PaulTesta I don't remember them all....the regulars...Paul Lynde, Wally Cox, Charley Weaver....and Ernest Borgnine, David Hartmann, and I think Vincent Price and Virginia Graham. I got to meet Paul on several occasions.
@@kelseymathias3881
Wow! So cool!
I was a big Paul Lynde fan as a kid. He was funny and I shared the same first name. But, my fondest memory of Paul Lynde will always be as Templeton the Rat in "Charlotte's Web" (1973).
@@PaulTesta He was a really nice guy, especially to his young fans. It must have been difficult being a gay man in the 70s and having to pretty much keep it secret.
@@kelseymathias3881
Kelsey,
I'm sure it was difficult for him and so many others back then.
Is anyone else other than me mesmerized of how beautiful Eva Gabor is!? and she was in her 50’s in this episode. Wow no wonder why she had 5 husbands..
Dinah Shore was gorgeous and charming too. She was also very charitable, with her own golf tournament.
Paul Lynde helped me to cope with my depression as a teen and young adult ! Now as a older ,lady it helps me humor to cope better !
What a treat to see the great Godfrey Cambridge!
One of my favorite game shows of all time!
show is still good in 2020!!!
was there ever any doubt? ❤
Bet they never thought we would all be watching them with joy in 2024!
Used to watch this show since the early 70s when Paul Lynde Wally Cox Rose Marie Charley Weaver Karen Valentine and Vincent Price .Melissa Gilbert was on later years and Paul Lynde was my very favorite and made still his remarks jokes make me roll over with laughter .Too sad bad hes gone the others ones too so RIP Paul Rose Wally Charley among others !
Wally Coxs as UNDERDOG, my hero!!!
Wally Cox was an amazing actor, very intelligent man, very physically fit and one of the loves of actor Marlon Brando’s life. He died of a heart attack in Los Angeles, on 15 February 1973, at age 48 just a little over two years after this episode aired on 2 November 1970.
Godfrey Cambridge also died of a heart attack in Los Angeles. However, Cambridge died just a little more than two years after Cox (November 1976), and Cambridge was still five years younger (43) than Cox at his time off death.
The soldier was the most accomplished person in that room.
He’s a Marine; NOT a Soldier. There IS a Difference.
A solider isn't accomplished. Many engage in war crimes
Peter is very dignified 😊
Used to love this show, so good to see all the old stars, so many are dead now. They were able to make things funny with no swearing, bad mouth, just pure entertainment.
Diane Meharg Exactly right. I used to love this show too.💕
Good clean entertainment!
Obviously don't know about the things Paul Lynde said backstage...
@@MrMatteNWk Do tell!
Host Peter Marshall just turned 97 last month (3/23).
It was NOT clean, it was risque AF, but they knew how to frame the jokes above the kids' heads.
RIP Burt Reynolds. You'll always be "The Bandit" To Me!!
Samuel Lees In Peter Marshall's book about the show, he mentioned that the appearances Burt had on this show in between t.v. and movie roles saved Burt's career and he was right.
There's a pretty good Documentary on UA-cam about Hal Needham (stuntman and Director of Smokey) and Burt and their friendship called "The Bandit". Check it out!
@@eyehatefarcebook11 I did not know that, I thought he was suckered into doing the show & actually hated making appearances, but its nice to hear that his career was saved because of the show.
@@tinamarie86 Burt was in a TV series at this time playing a Detective .
His acting teacher, mentor and close friend was Charles Nelson Reilly. So appreciative was Reynolds of Reilly’s contribution to his career that he gave a Florida home to Charles Nelson Reilly as a gift.
Dinah Shore and Burt Reynolds!
He loved Dinah
Burt and Dinah! No one was finah!
Hollywood squares is a great tv series plus Paul lynde is still a perfect center square
God, I was in the 5th grade when this was made.I watched this a lot during summers, and if I had the flu in winter.It was my fave game show, besides Price is Right.Paul Lynde was a hoot.Thanks a lot to whoever uploaded the classic game.Any ads that are shown, I remember from when new.What is funny are the prizes, in modern times.I remember that Spiegel catalog.
I had just turned 14 that fall.
Always looked to humor to cope with my problems Paul Lnyde made me laugh Wally Cox Charlie weaver too Vincent Price as well !! Loved them all !
Australian TV stations did not broadcast any official equivalents of this "Squares" game show in the early 70's. We didn't have colour broadcasting back then and fewer than 8 channels per capital city meant less choice of viewing. There were similar short-lived "Aussie" versions (i.e. Celebrity Squares/Personality Squares which aired around 1967-69, 1975-76, 1981), but nothing in 1971.
So it is with enormous gratitude that I say THANK YOU for this video, and to re-live a piece of history that would otherwise be forgotten. :-)
Personality Squares?
Care to describe and elaborate what the concept of the show was?? 😁
this is what you end up watching during corono quarantine !!
Yes got laid off today. I wanna puke
My grandmother once told me that Burt Reynolds did not want to talk about Dinah Shore during his interview with Barbara Walters. Well look and behold, she asked him about, and he refused to continue with the interview.
Good gosh, the Fall of 1971...I had just started 5th grade, and was age 10 at that time. I am 60 now. The war in Nam was still raging.I watched this game when new, for years. Many popular tv celebs were on it, many of whom have since died.
HS is always entertaining with 9 guest stars ! 😃
I remember Dinah shore talk show I like when she interviewed Bob Hope
Eva's biggest fan (that's me) turned 14 that fall.
Awesome to see Turd Ferguson on a game show other than Celebrity Jeopardy!
Unfortunately and very sadly, Eva and her fourth husband had separated that fall. She filed for divorce the next year (1972). Her divorce became final in June of '73. Then she married her fifth and husband three months later.
When I saw in the papers that she had filed for divorce, I never knew this. In fact, I didn't even know that they had separated. And in her mother Jolie's 1975 autobiography, I read that he was seeing another woman for a year right behind Eva's back! And poor Eva was just simply crushed!
So that means in 1971 for Eva, Green Acres and fourth marriage both came to an end in the same year.
Panelists:
1. Dinah Shore
2. Burt Reynolds
3. Karen Valentine
4. Godfrey Cambridge
5. Eva Gabor
6. Charley Weaver
7. Martin Milner
8. Wally Cox
9. Paul Lynde
Ava Gabor, Karen Valentine, Dinah Shore, a lovely slew of cougars.
Karen was still pretty young
I watched this game when new, even during 1968, and I was only age 7 then! The game always had well known movie stars, including Bob Hope, and the TV stars of the day...back when the stars were still great. Paul Lynde was hilarious. I watched his sitcom when new. The remake of this game during the 1980s or 1990s wasn't worth watching.
Look at that golden harvest color frig
In this segment, the only Hollywood Square still living is Karen Valentine.
It's sad. 😢
I understand that you may only be referring to the stars possibly, but host Peter Marshall is still alive too to the best of my knowledge
Godfrey Cambridge did not live much longer. This episode aired on 2 November 1970, his only appearance on the game show. He died almost exactly six years later at age 43, on 29 November 1976 in Los Angeles in rehearsal on the set of “Victory at Entebbe,” in which he was cast to play General Idi Amin. The part was filmed instead by actor Julius Harris.
Amin claimed that Godfrey’s death was a result of God’s judgment.
@@tinamarie86 , you are correct. Peter Marshall is still living. He was born in 1926 and is in his 90s.
So sad😢
@20:22, if you listen carefully, you can hear the time clock just before that tacky buzzer went off
What’s amazing is that Peter Marshall is still alive 👍👍
I love Paul Lynde
I had an opportunity to do exactly that, back in the 60s.
Wow Cheryl is a knockout, match game quality in fact
Burt and Dinah....when they where an item
I miss the old gang on Holly wood Squares ! Paul was my favorite looked look to humor to cope !
That loud horn cracked me up as a kid, and it still makes me laugh every time I hear it.
I wonder what Cheryl and Arthur are up too, now.
The Hollywood Squares is a Educational Game of Knowledge with Os Xs on Tic Tac Toe Board with Peter Marshall
Agree you learned facts you did not know.
Godfrey Cambridge did not live much longer. This episode aired on 2 November 1970, his only appearance on the game show. He died almost exactly six years later at age 43, on 29 November 1976 in Los Angeles in rehearsal on the set of “Victory at Entebbe,” in which he was cast to play General Idi Amin. The part was filmed instead by actor Julius Harris.
Amin claimed that Godfrey’s death was a result of God’s judgment.
Yes, he lived "much longer" - six years!
11:15 so confident. That man enjoyed life didn't he
That damn Vega…what a laugh in hindsight!
YES! I had one...
Great Paul Lynde at 11:50.
I just remembered watching this show when I was 5. By 1973, Wally Cox (also Underdog) and Charlie Weaver were dead, and my nightmare list was begun. Charlie in particular was a very unquiet ghost.
Charlie died in 1974, not 73. HIs real name was Cliff Arquette (Charlie was a character dating back to WWII). Not sure how he is related to Rosanna Arquette, though.
unlike Match Game, HS has at least half of the celebs that are still with us..MG, on the other hand, can have entire weeks of panelists that are no longer with us - including Gene Rayburn!....
The Marine was the real winner for NOT having to take the Chevy Vega...what a piece of crap!
My mother had a Vega. The car was in the shop more than on the road.
LOL, every HS video has someone hating on the Vega. Helps explain how General Motors became Government Motors.
Was it worse than the Ford Pinto??
@@michaelberrier1469I think the Chevy ‘Nova’ was a little better
how many learned Peter Marshall's real name when his kid (Pete LaCock Jr) played pro baseball?
I did, I know he played for the Chicago Cubs and Kansas City Royals.
His last name was "LaCock?" Paul Lynde would have had a field day with THAT one! ;-)
He wasn't on this show, but I once saw "Wayland and Madam" doing stand up comedy. He asked Madam, "What do they call the security guard in the parking lot of a gay bar?" Madam answered, "Peter Marshall."
A rare moment on Marshall HS where a win is earned by default.
$2,100 for a new car.
And it wasn't worth it.
Oh yes in the seventies you could get an American car in the 2000s range.
Oops! I meant her fifth and final husband. Sorry about that.
Probably the best game show of all time. Paul Lynde 'had' to be given the questions in advance because no one is that witty,
but if he was that witty he was brilliant
The show's disclaimer at the end of other episodes states that they were advised of the questions in advance, but not given the answers (or something to that effect). HOWEVER - Paul Lynde was indeed brilliantly witty. And that's what really matters.
This may be the first syndicated show. Peter hated the buzzer!
the famous tacky buzzer
in the description - it should mention [Cliff Arquette as] Charley Weaver
Oops! I meant to say his relationship with Dinah Shore. Sorry about that.
@20:25, I heard some beeps before that buzzer went off, did anyone hear that?
Damn... SSgt Arthur had some LONG-ASS hair..!
Pretty ladies like Karen Valentine look so much better with long hair, contestant Cheryl ain't no slouch herself
Karen Valentine is a beautiful woman on the show, Dinah Shore was an attractive woman too.
Dinah, Karen and Eva look really great.
The contestant Cheryl is pretty hot herself.
This is from an era when people cold actually afford to own homes. They later had to adjust the prizes because washer/dryers, stoves, carpet and light fixtures would be useless to apartment dwellers. Also cash prizes had to be increased and prizes lowered because contestants increasingly had to pay taxes on all of those things as the IRS considered them income, which meant selling their prizes to pay the tax on them.
I always watch dina saur
A Vega!
GOD, Karen Valentine was cute.
hey I used to watch her on TV I always watch dinosaur.get it.
I always watch dinosaur
semper fi
I cannot tell the difference between Ava and ZsaZsa, they look EXACTLY the same to me.
Eva's face was always a little thinner. She was also the prettier of the two., In my opinion.
As they said of Eva after Zsa Zsa's dust up with the Beverly Hills PD: "Eva will not hurt you."
Really hard ti tell
Have you ever seen them both together? No? That's because they are the same person. It's a conspiracy!
ERIKA DOWDY I can tell different faces and voices Eva was prettier thinner and softer voice
If you win the game you will take home a Chevy Vega. "Don't threaten me".
They cut to Cheryl a lot.
It seems after watching a lot of these that the questions vary too wildly in difficulty. That Nabakov question was ridiculous.
I think Dinah Shore & Burt Reynolds were dating at this time.
Peter made a rare mistake at the end of the second game. If X had gotten the square, with Godfrey Cambridge, he would not have won the game. It would have been 4 squares a piece, and the lady contestant would have taken Karen Valentine, for the 5 square win.
Michael Simmons I thought that was a mistake. Thank you for confirming it.
Paul Lynn was very funny.
I cant take paul. Im peeing my pants 😅
Their ignorance was shocking.
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Wally Cox died.
I heard that the Vega was junk. I never owned one myself.
I heard the Ford Pinto was too
Someone said the stars didn’t like being on. It was a gap filler etc. . I don’t see anyone who was hurting career wise, I don’t buy it.
i always hated that buzzer
The buzzer makes me laugh so hard sound like someone farted
sounds more like a fog horn.....
@@jacobrichardson1952 Paul Lynde used to make a joke about it when a sex question was asked.
Who's the black guy? Never heard of him.
This is the late great Godfrey Cambridge. Search him on UA-cam or Google "Watermelon Man"
Cambridge appeared as an FBI agent in a funny episode of "The Dick Van Dyke Show."
@@kevinfitzmaurice4072 heGC was very popular in the sixties and early seventies. rip GC
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