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CONTESTANT #1: Mike Mercado (Monk turned musician)
CONTESTANT #2: Flora Lewis (Author: "One of Our H-Bombs is Missing")
CONTESTANT #3: Gordie Howe (Professional ice hockey player)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Shown 53 years ago from today, March 27th, 2020. Time sure does fly, literally
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That monk was quite the pianist! 🎹
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Gordie Howe is one of the legends of not just hockey but of sports itself. I met him once in the Minneapolis airport long after his playing days in the early AM hours as people were waiting for their flights. He was dressed in a suit and tie standing up on a wall by himself. No one recognized him at that early morning hour so the debate was on whether to bother him or not. He was a nice man.
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Gordie Howe was, by most people's estimation, one of the two of three greatest hockey players in the world. Three of the people who say this are Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, and Bobby Orr, all of whom have stated that he was the greatest hockey player ever. I defer to their judgement. He was born just outside Saskatoon and was moved here as a baby. He played in the NHL in five decades (the '40s, '50s, '60s, '70s, and '80s) and he played one shift with the Detroit Vipers of the old IHL in the 1990's. He was fast, big and tough, with lethal elbows. The term "a Gordie Howe Hattrick" refers to a goal, an assist and a fight all in one game. Gordie actually had few of those - nobody wanted to go toe to toe in a fight with Gordie.
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That Christian brother must have been a low-achiever if he didn't know what the Rota is/was - it's the official court of the RC Church.
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I think that Gordie Howe must have been the only contestant on this show who figured in an episode of "The Simpsons," when Bart glued a picture of Howe to a letter to his teacher who was "looking for a man"! 😃
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The Gordie Howe International Bridge is under construction right now. It will connect Detroit, Michigan (USA) and Windsor, Ontario (Canada) and for the first time allow motorists to immediately merge onto a freeway in Canada as opposed to forcing them to endure the city streets of Windsor for several miles before hitting the highway (as they have been required to do for decades using the only options available even today, the Tunnel to Canada and the Ambassador Bridge).
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I’m not a hockey (or any kind of sports) fan, but I am Canadian. I instantly recognized Geordie Howe.
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I would have needed to disqualify myself on Gordie Howe. His picture was well known to me long before 1967. The first professional hockey game I went to was at the old Madison Square Garden (8th Avenue between 49th and 50th Streets) between the Rangers and Red Wings. That was when there was still only six teams in the NHL.
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Man #1 in Game #1
Lady #3 in Game #2
Man #1 in Game #3
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Re: the missing H-Bomb, this was during the Franco era, and Spain was not a NATO member at the time. I must do a bit of reading on this incident, as I’d be interested in learning how it impacted US-Spain relations.
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I like Poston's crack about London Lee. Flora Lewis was a very good columnist for the NY Times.
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The former monk "left the order in 1966 after being repeatedly challenged about his heavy drinking."
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This was the easiest one because I knew #1 was Gordie Howe just by looking at him.
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Kitty KarLYLE ! He says.
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I chose One.
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Don’t know Gordon, incredibly!!!
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Flora Lewis had a beautiful smile.
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Good episode >>> no Polly Bergan.
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@stanbrown32
2 years ago
Tom Poston bringing up Thelonius Monk, and then Peggy Cass's groan of frustration that he took her joke, are great.
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