@@ShortyGirl63 Who knows why he feels that way? It was a very funny show. Nothing to be ashamed of. I've often wondered if he feels guilty over the passing of Robert Crane, for some odd reason.
Rayburn continues being confused about David Bowie after clearly hearing an explanation. I'm wondering if this was pandering to what the show identified as its audience.
Haha, I like this one; watched the first upload of this too and watching this one as well :) I'm so glad you uploaded all of these episodes! Thank you!
I'm German. You can translate "Schnickschnack" with "nonsense". But the meaning is actually "things you don't need" or "unnecessary things". In the 90s there was a reboot. They called it "Punkt Punkt Punkt" ("...."). That means the same like "blank" or "fill in".
10:32. She totally snubbed him on her way over to Gene. Lol. I always watch to see if the winner congratulates, or at least says something to, the loser on their way up. Lol
I didn't find any humor in that at all. That God-awful face she made at him when going over to Gene. Unless the guy was over the edge flirting with her backstage beforehand.
WOOOOOOOW!!! This is the THIRD time saint Richard was chosen FIRST and his answer wasn't even UP there. I so LOOOOVVE when that happens! (but seriously, he's HORRBILE at this game)
After this show was taped, Charles and Brett went to Hamburger Hamlet for cocktails and dinner; then, Charles went home and changed into his new leather chaps and drove his '74 Mercedes to the Rawhide saloon on Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood.
Is that true, anyone? I'm too lazy and stoned to look it up. But what do they call it, in German cinema, when the prop man has a gun that fires a powder charge, but no projectile?
Y'know, it would be awfully difficult to check fabric for fingerprints. Now, if you were wearing leather underwear, or vinyl... Oh! But "body?" Well, I guess, if you dipped your fingers in ink first.
At that time the show was called "Schnickschnack". In the 90's there was a reboot called "Punkt Punkt Punkt". That means the same like "blank". We make 3 (or more) points what means fill in.
Pronunciation was better than usual for Americans, but Richard still didn't get Fräulein (froy-line). Apparently the Brits are no better than Americans when trying to pronounce German words.
After all these years seeing this on buzzr 📺 I finally get to watch it mostly uninterrupted, Danke. It's too hard to SWIM with a ball on. It WAS a different time back then but I woulda answered Tarzan beats CHEETAH not JANE
ROFL! Another fine episode! ;0) ROFL! Love ya Gene! ;0) ROF! Love ya Charles! ;0) ROFL! Love ya Betty! ;0) ROFL! Love the entrances, silliness, voices, acting and the fun Gene! ;0) ROFL! Sarah! ;0) My hands are in the air at all times, I didn't lay a glove on her but I will now.. ;0) Did you see the excitement on their face at that announce! ;0) Please Gene! ;0) Just the top half is German.. ;0) Is this the surprise? I was getting all excited, I was going up to chance.. ;0) swim! ;0) dance! ;0) play! ;0) You got relatives at.. ;0) We have ways of making you write Charles! I know you will see that all my papers are in order.. ;0) pizza! ;0) ROFL! Gene! :0) The smog is terrible in the jungle.. ;0) head! ;0) jane! ;0) You pooping out on us aren't you? ;0) body! ;0) panties! ;0) nite grown! ;0)
I don't like Shnick Shnack. This isn't Germany, plus it sounds like an answer. Dumb Donald kissed Dumb Dora on the shnick snack. Fine, but what's the question?
For german people it sounds funny. And it was a funny show. In the 90s there was a reboot. They called it "Punkt Punkt Punkt". That means the same like "blank" or "fill in". The celebrities were/are very famous in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Some of them also were on international movies.
"Schnickschnack" is a phantasie word for things you don't need. There is a german word "blank" (pronounciation blunk). It means empty pockets or no money.
This episode was a SCHNICK SCHNACKing good time
Sarah's just precious!
So cute!
Classic episode! What the Schnick Schnack??! XD Thank you for these uploads!! :)
5:50
This episode gave Richard a chance to remember his Hogan's Heroes days.
Floymin Too bad he has shown embarrassment for that role in other episodes.
@@ShortyGirl63 Who knows why he feels that way? It was a very funny show. Nothing to be ashamed of.
I've often wondered if he feels guilty over the passing of Robert Crane, for some odd reason.
Missy is a classic Southern California blonde beach babe.
Rayburn continues being confused about David Bowie after clearly hearing an explanation. I'm wondering if this was pandering to what the show identified as its audience.
Don't the answers come from a previous audience? Kinda contradictory.
Haha, I like this one; watched the first upload of this too and watching this one as well :) I'm so glad you uploaded all of these episodes! Thank you!
Schnick schnack in german means nonsens, not important and blank means in german leer(empty)!
I'm German. You can translate "Schnickschnack" with "nonsense". But the meaning is actually "things you don't need" or "unnecessary things". In the 90s there was a reboot. They called it "Punkt Punkt Punkt" ("...."). That means the same like "blank" or "fill in".
Someone must have been laughing their bottom off. Blank in German is Leer.
Actually leer is empty.
There is a gernan word "blank" (pronounciation blunk). The meaning is leer (empty). It means empty pockets or no money.
"Something we have never done before"...and never did again...
Thank god .
Lol
Haha “who is David Bowie” 🤣🤣
I woulda thought that whole schnick scnack thing woulda threw Brett off even MORE than usual.
"Who is David Bowie, the guy who invented the Bowie knife?" 😄
Geez.
10:32. She totally snubbed him on her way over to Gene. Lol. I always watch to see if the winner congratulates, or at least says something to, the loser on their way up. Lol
I didn't find any humor in that at all. That God-awful face she made at him when going over to Gene.
Unless the guy was over the edge flirting with her backstage beforehand.
Me too I always watch to see if the winners are gracious enough to shake hands with the losers. Not nice when they snub them.
Probably just caught up in the moment. I know I've done similar with no hard feelings. Just not as attuned as I should have been.
She didn't hug Bobby when he gave her the $500.
Love Gene's, Brett's and most of all Richard's german accents! 😂👍
Loved it.
Excuse me, are these the same people that invaded Czechoslovakia?
They gave away a lot of money back then: $5000 in 1975 is worth $25,000 today (2021)!
Gene is such a creep! He always makes the hot women (on the panel or contestants) uncomfortable. It is so cringe worthy to watch.
Once again Betty is perfect 2 attempts to 2 matches.. ;0)
I love Betty
@@mlchc9004 ditto re: Betty White - she’s one person you wish could live forever.
Betty's always perfect, even when she doesn't match! ;-)
Brett looks cute with her hair pulled back with her sunglasses.
WOOOOOOOW!!! This is the THIRD time saint Richard was chosen FIRST and his answer wasn't even UP there. I so LOOOOVVE when that happens!
(but seriously, he's HORRBILE at this game)
Yeah, so horrible he matched the contestant's answer for the big money and helped her win $5000.
After this show was taped, Charles and Brett went to Hamburger Hamlet for cocktails and dinner; then, Charles went home and changed into his new leather chaps and drove his '74 Mercedes to the Rawhide saloon on Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood.
Panelists:
1. Bobby Van
2. Brett Somers
3. Charles Nelson Reilly
4. Sarah Kennedy
5. Richard Dawson
6. Betty White
Is that true, anyone? I'm too lazy and stoned to look it up. But what do they call it, in German cinema, when the prop man has a gun that fires a powder charge, but no projectile?
Y'know, it would be awfully difficult to check fabric for fingerprints. Now, if you were wearing leather underwear, or vinyl... Oh! But "body?" Well, I guess, if you dipped your fingers in ink first.
We need more Sarah and her sexy outfits.
Gene was showing off that he went to Germany. I found the shick shack a load of s…. T
Does anyone know what the show in German was called?
It is called schinkschnakck in Germcany
At that time the show was called "Schnickschnack". In the 90's there was a reboot called "Punkt Punkt Punkt". That means the same like "blank". We make 3 (or more) points what means fill in.
Pronunciation was better than usual for Americans, but Richard still didn't get Fräulein (froy-line). Apparently the Brits are no better than Americans when trying to pronounce German words.
@@mary-annemueller9885 No, Richard's pronunciation was not correct. He said Fraulein (frow-line) not Fräulein (froy-line). I'm 100 percent german.
11:40 Foreigner Dawson dissing David Cassidy
I didn't like that.
He was dissing the hell outta the Germans. That should makkke the nationalists here very happy.
He was kidding. Maybe it was more dissing the audience for not naming him.
After all these years seeing this on buzzr 📺 I finally get to watch it mostly uninterrupted, Danke. It's too hard to SWIM with a ball on. It WAS a different time back then but I woulda answered Tarzan beats CHEETAH not JANE
ROFL! Another fine episode! ;0) ROFL! Love ya Gene! ;0) ROF! Love ya Charles! ;0) ROFL! Love ya Betty! ;0) ROFL! Love the entrances, silliness, voices, acting and the fun Gene! ;0) ROFL! Sarah! ;0) My hands are in the air at all times, I didn't lay a glove on her but I will now.. ;0) Did you see the excitement on their face at that announce! ;0) Please Gene! ;0) Just the top half is German.. ;0) Is this the surprise? I was getting all excited, I was going up to chance.. ;0) swim! ;0) dance! ;0) play! ;0) You got relatives at.. ;0) We have ways of making you write Charles! I know you will see that all my papers are in order.. ;0) pizza! ;0) ROFL! Gene! :0) The smog is terrible in the jungle.. ;0) head! ;0) jane! ;0) You pooping out on us aren't you? ;0) body! ;0) panties! ;0) nite grown! ;0)
I don't like Shnick Shnack. This isn't Germany, plus it sounds like an answer. Dumb Donald kissed Dumb Dora on the shnick snack. Fine, but what's the question?
I wanted to give you a good answer, but I'm drawing a schnick schnack.
For german people it sounds funny. And it was a funny show. In the 90s there was a reboot. They called it "Punkt Punkt Punkt". That means the same like "blank" or "fill in". The celebrities were/are very famous in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Some of them also were on international movies.
I prefer straight English to silly accents.
Schnick schnacknmeans nonsense. Blank in German is leer. Who researches this stuff?
"Schnickschnack" is a phantasie word for things you don't need. There is a german word "blank" (pronounciation blunk). It means empty pockets or no money.
Leave it to Germany I'm Dutch Irish n German I only claim my Dutch heritage don't care much for Ireland or Germany I love Holland 🇳🇱
I've been trying to get used to someone VERY irritating in the panel, but patience is "running thin"...talks over everyone, talks, talks, talks!!!
Has anyone seen the episode that Betty is talking about at the end of the video at 2:50?
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Most annoying episode ever
why do you keep watching, you don't seem to enjoy the show.
@@storylass9071 For the chicks, of course
@@joeambrose3260 probably as close as you ever got
And yet you still watched the episode