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CONTESTANT #1: Walter West (Inspector of astronaut currency)
CONTESTANT #2: Jane Stepp (College football game forecaster)
CONTESTANT #3: Mary Lou Culbertson (Homicide reporter)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I am hoping to see the TTTT episode with English church official Oliver William Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes. I imagine show staff heard he was in town and said, "Wow, what great name! We have to get him for the show!" I memorized his name and it has stuck with me ever since.
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They ask about the Ruth Snyder-Judd Gray murder case from the 1920s, the Lizzie Borden case from Fall River, Mass, and the Pig Woman was a witness in the Hall-Mills murder case of the 1920s. Both the Snyder-Gray and Hall-Mills cases were covered extensively in newspapers, especially in New York, and inspired several fictional murder stories.
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Jane had such sparkle in her demeanor I could pick her out based solely on that! Perfect for TV.
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Jane Stepp from round 2 also appeared the year prior on "What's My Line?", where she signed in as Mrs. Jane Thomas.
Later known as Jane Chastain, she went on to work at Channel 4 in Miami, and later for CBS as a pioneering female sports commentator in 1974, which makes you wonder why she was passed up for the "NFL Today" co-hosting gig in 1975 that went to Miss America 1970, Phyllis George.
In the years since, Jane has been a right-wing political commentator.
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$250 in 1965 is equivalent to $2421.50 today! πππ
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The more I watch the episodes with Orson Bean the more uncomfortable he makes me feel.
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Kitty Carlisle has a bad habit of laughing at the contestants who have a Southern drawl. Example at 12:00.
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The astronaut was Walter Wentz not West
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Man #2 in Game #1
Lady #2 in Game #2
Lady #2 in Game #3
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Horny Orson Bean loved game #2. All the Janes' had pleasant features.
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The sexism in the 1960's...
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good they got rid of orson bean. unfriendly pain in the ass.
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the lady astronaut carried a tampon.
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Peggy Piglet.
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@rivkateller1
2 years ago
Peggy Cass is just one wild lady. It looked like she knew all about sports betting.
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