J.D. (X) vs Kathy (O), 3/80
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01:25Today, one of these stars is sitting in the secret square,
01:28and the contestant who picks it first could win a prize package worth over $3,000.
01:34Which star is it?
01:36Juliet Prowse.
01:39Vincent Price.
01:41Remainers of Love, Lanny O'Grady.
01:44George Gobo.
01:46James Brogan.
01:48Bork & Mindy's, Tom Poston.
01:51Rosemary.
01:54Pearl Holliman.
01:56Or Waylon and McElhoney.
01:59All in the Hollywood Squares.
02:01And here's the master of the Hollywood Squares, Peter Marshall.
02:04Thank you, Kenny. Welcome to the Hollywood Squares.
02:06Hello, stars.
02:07Hello, Peter.
02:08Mr. McElhoney, welcome back. Nice to see you.
02:10Thank you very much.
02:12Everything good in your life?
02:13Let's just move along. I've got gas.
02:15I'm sorry. Okay. We'll do that.
02:17We have a new champion here on the Hollywood Squares.
02:22A lone officer, father of three, won the championship, $400 in cash.
02:25And an espresso maker, J.D. Christensen.
02:27Welcome back, J.D. Nice to see you.
02:29For the first time, we're going to greet a beautiful young lady,
02:33trade show demonstrator, hostess married to a teacher.
02:35This is Kathy Clark. Nice to see you, Kathy.
02:37Hi. Thank you.
02:38Good luck to you.
02:39We're going to pause for commercial.
02:41We're going to return and play a secret square game worth over $3,000.
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03:23The timer.
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03:52Our players know the rules.
03:54It's a secret square game. Kenny, let's get going.
03:56And circle starts the secret square, which includes a collection of glamorous evening clothes by Funky.
04:01In bold colors and prints, body-skimming fabrics for dining out or disco dancing.
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04:37Let's go to home.
04:39It's a secret square.
04:41Kathy Clark, pick a star.
04:43George Gobel, please.
04:45Ann Landers, recently revealed why after 36 years of marriage, her husband left her.
04:50What was the reason?
04:52Ann Landers.
04:56Let's just say his goodbye note to her was signed, disgruntled in the boudoir.
05:06Disgruntled in the boudoir.
05:08Disgruntled.
05:11They did get a divorce.
05:13Yeah, but why did he leave her?
05:15She just revealed recently why.
05:19I guess boredom or I don't know what exactly to say.
05:25That's not the right word.
05:27But I mean, just got tired of the same old thing.
05:33Lethargy.
05:35That's a better word.
05:37Kathy?
05:40I disagree.
05:42Disgruntled in the boudoir.
05:44For another woman.
05:46Oh, well, I knew that.
05:48That's why he went with the other woman.
05:50Katy?
05:52Rosemary, please.
05:54According to the book, Beyond Laughter, can the average woman tell a joke well?
06:00Well, I don't know.
06:02I do pretty good with telling jokes.
06:06Can I tell you the one about Fat and Skinny?
06:08Fat and Skinny went to bed.
06:10Fat rolled over. Skinny's dead.
06:18I don't think a woman can tell a joke too well.
06:22No, I don't.
06:24I disagree.
06:26Women who retell jokes well are in the minority.
06:28But Ro can tell a very good joke well.
06:30She's in the minority.
06:32Kathy, a break for you.
06:34Lonnie O'Grady.
06:37This was conducted by Ann Landers.
06:39Mothers were asked,
06:41if you had it to do over again,
06:43would you have children?
06:45What did the majority respond?
06:47Absolutely yes.
06:49Yes, they would.
06:51I agree.
06:53A resounding 70% said no, they wouldn't.
06:55Well, that's weird.
06:5770% with an X.
06:59Turnabout is fair play.
07:01JD?
07:03Juliette Prowse, please.
07:06All right. Juliette,
07:08in the classic 1955 film
07:10A Man Called Peter,
07:12what famous Peter
07:14was it about?
07:16St. Peter, Peter Stuyvesant, or Peter Marshall?
07:18In the classic
07:201955 film A Man Called Peter,
07:22what famous Peter was it about?
07:24St. Peter, Peter Stuyvesant, or Peter Marshall?
07:26Oh, I would say
07:28the first one.
07:30St. Peter.
07:32I disagree.
07:34It was about Peter Marshall.
07:36Yes, now let me tell you who Peter Marshall was.
07:38My name is Lecoq,
07:40so it could not have been about me.
07:42He was the chaplain of the U.S. Senate,
07:44A Man Called Peter. I believe his wife,
07:46Catherine, is from West Virginia.
07:48A lot of people think that I am his son.
07:50I would be proud to be, but I am not.
07:52But it was a beautiful story.
07:54Yes, A Man Called Peter.
07:56You disagreed. X gets the square.
07:58You have won the following.
08:00Women's fashions, living rooms, smoke shop,
08:03$3,100. Very good. J.D. Christensen.
08:07And we have a commercial word.
08:09We'll be back.
08:14Marty has an appetite for life,
08:16which means he doesn't sit it out.
08:18He also has an appetite
08:20for foods like Fleischmann's
08:22100% corn oil margarine,
08:24a delicious part of a low cholesterol
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08:28Fleischmann's. For people who have
08:30an appetite for life, we have a way
08:32to help satisfy it.
08:34Fleischmann's margarine.
08:36Because you have
08:38an appetite for
08:40life.
08:44Hey, careful
08:46with that fudge. Sorry, Ernie.
08:48It's the rookie's first time covering
08:50cookies. Do I have to use so much
08:52fudge? We're elves. We always
08:54use lots. Lots of rich,
08:56creamy fudge makes our good Keebler cookies
08:58taste even more uncommonly good.
09:00Keep your eye on the cookie, kid.
09:02Making Keebler fudge-covered cookies takes
09:04lots of fudge
09:06and lots of practice.
09:08Fudge sticks, fudge stripes, fudge marshmallows
09:10and deluxe grahams. From Keebler.
09:14Kathy, your turn. Tom Poston,
09:16please. Tommy, is it okay
09:18to ask for a doggy bag
09:20at a White House state dinner?
09:26No, but for submitting that question,
09:28we'd like to thank the ambassador from India.
09:38At a state dinner?
09:40At a White House state dinner. Is it okay to ask for a doggy bag?
09:46What would Paul Lynn say?
09:48Sure. Sure.
09:52I disagree. Sure.
09:54Put it next there. Break for you.
09:56Earl Holliman, please.
09:58Can you name
10:00even one novel,
10:02just one novel, in the top
10:04five best-selling books of the last
10:0660 years? Can you name one?
10:10I'll repeat the question. Can you name even
10:12one novel in the top five
10:14best-selling books of the last 60 years?
10:16Can I name one novel in the top
10:18five for the last 60 years?
10:20Just one top-selling novel. Can I? Yes.
10:22Okay. Name one.
10:26I thought you'd get out of here.
10:28The Boys from Brazil.
10:30The Boys from Brazil. I'll agree.
10:32No. There are none.
10:34The top five are a baby care book,
10:36two cookbooks, a dictionary,
10:38and a book of world records. There has not been
10:40one novel in the top five
10:42best-selling books in the last 60 years.
10:44Can you believe that?
10:46I don't believe that. Believe it.
10:48Because I didn't believe it either, and they
10:50went through this thing again. That is true, by the way.
10:52Put a circle there. It's a break for you, Kathy.
10:54Wayland and McElhoney.
10:56All right. Mr. McElhoney,
10:58what do you call...
11:00Now, listen carefully. What do you call
11:02two teaspoons?
11:04Huh?
11:06I said, what do you...
11:08What do you call two teaspoons?
11:10Oh. I'd call
11:12the top half of a bikini in China
11:14somewhere like that.
11:18Um...
11:20What do you call two...
11:22Two teaspoons. Yeah, what do you call that?
11:26I thought I...
11:28Tablespoons. Three teaspoons, ain't it?
11:32You know all about that stuff. You cook that shit.
11:36I guess it's a tablespoon.
11:38A tablespoon. I'll agree.
11:40No. You were right. Three
11:42to make a tablespoon is called two teaspoons.
11:44Oh.
11:46For the next thing. JD, your turn.
11:48Jim Brogan, please. Jim, four, $600.
11:50According to the Daily Breeze,
11:52in the 202 years
11:54that people have been recording...
11:56Uh, I'm sorry.
11:58202 years that people have been recording the return
12:00of the Swallows to Capistrano. You know that
12:02legend. Yeah.
12:04How many times have they been late
12:06in the 202 years?
12:08Um, within how many, Peter?
12:12No, I think they've never been late. I think they've never been late.
12:14I agree. Yes, they once.
12:16In 1935,
12:18due to a storm.
12:20And the Amos and Andy show.
12:22It's once.
12:24So, put a circle there.
12:26Let me explain something to keep a goal open.
12:28It's Vinnie Price. If you're correct, $200.
12:30Incorrect. X will still have to win the square.
12:32But, Vincent, it's going to be up to you.
12:34Chicago, October 8,
12:361871.
12:38What's all the excitement about?
12:40That was the professional
12:42debut of Baby Rosemary.
12:44Oh, shut up!
12:46October 8, 1871.
12:50Shut up! Oh, that was
12:5273. Yeah.
12:541871.
12:561871. What happened
12:58in the fire? The fire.
13:00I'll agree. The great Chicago
13:02fire. We have a commercial. You got yourself
13:04$400.
13:12My mom's good at some stuff.
13:14I'll tell you it's a lettuce from cabbage.
13:16But mom's not so hot at choosing peanut
13:18butter. That's my best thing.
13:20So, mom got Jif.
13:22I said, uh-uh.
13:24Pick Peter Pan.
13:26It tastes better.
13:28In a survey, kids with a preference pick Peter Pan's
13:30rich, peanutty taste over Jif's or
13:32Skippy's. Mom and I finally made a deal.
13:34I'll let her pick the cabbage.
13:36And she lets me pick the Peter Pan.
13:38Particular people pick
13:40Peter Pan peanut butter.
13:43Brand new from Paris.
13:45I wouldn't exactly wear it to the
13:47supermarket. For the same money,
13:49get a whole wardrobe of wonderful
13:51things. And still have enough
13:53for a year's supply of no-nonsense
13:55pantyhose. That's smart shopping.
13:57No-nonsense are sheer, they
13:59fit well, they're cool. Because the
14:01cotton line panel is ventilated.
14:03They fit you, and they fit the way you live.
14:05Because you get no-nonsense fit,
14:07no-nonsense comfort, and you get it
14:09at a no-nonsense price.
14:12Today, one of our contestants
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14:48I've got
14:50this headache. This starts
14:52right back up, comes through, it feels like
14:54it's coming through the base of my neck.
14:56I could definitely use aspirin right now.
14:58But why aspirin? I've been taking
15:00aspirin for years. That's interesting,
15:02John, because the number one
15:04selling brand of pain reliever doesn't contain
15:06aspirin. Which one's that?
15:08It's Tylenol.
15:10That definitely surprises me. Today, we'd
15:12like you to try Extra Strength Tylenol.
15:14You know, you can't buy a more potent
15:16pain reliever without a prescription. I'm gonna have
15:18to have some proof. Well, look at the difference
15:20in the amount of medicine in the leading pain relievers.
15:22The Extra Strength Tylenol has
15:24more medicine. I would like to try it.
15:26How's your headache?
15:28It's gone.
15:30I feel wonderful. I wish I would have found
15:32out about Extra Strength Tylenol a long time
15:34ago. It's number one with me now.
15:36Try Extra Strength Tylenol.
15:38Tablets, capsules, and adult liquid.
15:40Aspirin-free. And you can't
15:42buy a more potent pain reliever without a
15:44prescription. Wow.
15:46Really, really feel great.
15:50J.D., you'll start this game.
15:52George Gobel, please.
15:54Is there pizza?
15:56I love pizza. I'm on my diet, but
15:58is there pizza in Russia?
16:00No, they ate it.
16:02Excuse me.
16:12Well, yes, I would say so.
16:14Getting ready for Olympics and all that. They're gonna have
16:16all those stands. I'm sure somebody's
16:18buying that up. Yeah, it was introduced
16:20recently. That's probably why, too.
16:22Yeah, okay. Candy?
16:24Juliet Prowse.
16:26How many calories
16:28do you use up
16:30in an average kiss? Within one.
16:32Calories, do you use up in an average
16:34kiss? I don't have
16:36a one to something to pick from.
16:38Just within one. How many
16:40calories do you use up?
16:44Depends how long you go
16:46on the neck, I guess.
16:48I would say
16:50ten.
16:52Ten. I'll disagree.
16:54Nine.
16:56We can accept eight to ten.
16:58Would you like to lose some weight?
17:02Put an X there. J.D., a break for you.
17:04Benson Price, please. Jupiter,
17:06Saturn,
17:08Uranus have them, and
17:10now experts think our sun has
17:12one, too. What?
17:14Our sun has Peter Marshall's
17:16teeth in my eyes.
17:22Poor baby.
17:24What a beautiful baby.
17:26Get out of here.
17:28Quiet about it.
17:32Experts think
17:34our sun has one, too. That's S-U-N.
17:36Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus
17:38have them, and now experts think... I think moons.
17:40A moon. I'll agree.
17:42Okay, gang. Little
17:44astellites. No, rings.
17:46Rings. We were looking for rings,
17:48yes. Okay, a break for you, Ken.
17:50Tom Poston.
17:52We've all heard the expression familiarity
17:54breeds contempt, right?
17:56According to studies at the University of Michigan,
17:58is that true? Familiarity... Does that
18:00breed contempt, familiarity? Please say it, Peter.
18:02I know, it was my teeth.
18:04In my eyes.
18:06We've been friends for...
18:08Familiarity, does that breed contempt?
18:10We've known each other 15,
18:1220 years, something like that. At least, yeah.
18:14I think that's enough.
18:16You're very contentious, Mr.
18:20Enough is enough. I don't like anything about you.
18:22That's your...
18:24Your overbite.
18:26You're too tall.
18:28Your kids.
18:30How about Sally?
18:32Sally, I like. In that case, familiarity...
18:34Yeah, I think familiarity
18:36can breed contempt, definitely.
18:38Definitely.
18:40I disagree. It's the opposite, Tom.
18:42The more a person comes in contact with something,
18:44the more favorable he tends to feel toward it.
18:46Okay, so I lied. I like you.
18:48Yeah.
18:50All righty, this is for the
18:52block here. Waylon and Mr. McElhoney,
18:54recently, Elizabeth Taylor
18:56and her husband got into a heated argument
18:58at a political function. What did
19:00they fight over, Liz Taylor and her husband,
19:02John?
19:04Oh, his congressional
19:06seat. It's smaller than
19:08hers.
19:14They had
19:16an argument, Liz Taylor and her husband.
19:18Was that a political function? Why did they
19:20fight? Or what did they fight over?
19:22What was it about?
19:32We should turn that salad bowl up
19:34and just gulp it right down.
19:38I don't believe Mr. McElhoney has
19:40as a bluff. Would you like this question? No, thank you.
19:42Elizabeth thinks
19:44women should be drafted. It was over the draft.
19:46Yes, we have a commercial, then we're going to be back
19:48for a Waylon and McElhoney question
19:50after this. We'll be right back.
19:54When you're watching your
19:56figure, watch out for cheese.
19:58One innocent
20:00looking slice of American cheese has about
20:02100 calories.
20:04That's as much as this chocolate
20:06brownie, with nuts.
20:08That's why I love Lightline,
20:10the processed cheese product with the
20:12fresh taste I crave.
20:14But only half the calories of
20:16ordinary American cheese.
20:18Delicious Lightline from
20:20Borden, with half the calories.
20:24If I take some Heinz ketchup
20:26and put it right here,
20:28and this other well-known brand right here,
20:30something amazing
20:32happens. See the difference?
20:34How about this?
20:36Yep, we challenged the competition
20:38and they ran.
20:40Heinz ketchup is thicker, and
20:42Heinz is never thin on flavor.
20:44Now, which one would you rather have
20:46on your hamburger?
20:48Thick, rich Heinz.
20:50You never run out of great taste.
20:54We had a
20:56question here for Waylon and Mr. McElhoney.
20:58Mr. McElhoney, if a husband
21:00always wants to make love on Sunday morning,
21:02right before going to church,
21:04and his wife thinks it's wrong,
21:06according to Dear Abby, what should she do?
21:08Shout
21:10hallelujah!
21:18The husband wants to make love
21:20always, right before church
21:22on Sunday mornings, but his wife thinks that's wrong.
21:24According to Dear Abby, what should she
21:26or what should they do? Go see a marriage
21:28counselor. Go see a marriage counselor.
21:30I disagree. We have
21:32priest. I believe we can accept
21:34marriage counselor. That would be...
21:36She said priest,
21:38so we cannot accept marriage counselor.
21:40She said priest, so we cannot
21:42accept marriage counselor. We can put the
21:44X there. Alright, get his view on it.
21:46Yes, the priest, not marriage counselor.
21:48Daddy? Jim Brogan?
21:50Jim, this movie was the biggest
21:52box office hit of last year.
21:54What was it? The biggest
21:56box office hit of last year, um...
22:00I think it was, um...
22:02Star Wars. Star Wars. I'll agree.
22:04It was Rocky II. You can't put an X there.
22:06You'll have to earn that yourself.
22:08Earl Holliman, please. Earl, for $600
22:10and a tie game.
22:12The subtitle of a famous film is
22:14How I Stopped Worrying and Learned
22:16to Love the Bomb.
22:18That was the subtitle. What's the
22:20title of the movie? Doctor Strangelove.
22:22Doctor Strangelove. I agree. Or
22:24How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Bomb.
22:26You've got the X. We have a tie game.
22:30Let's play the board.
22:32Kathy, we're having you on the mat.
22:34George Goldberg, please.
22:36According to the Detroit News,
22:38he is now the highest-paid lecturer
22:40in the land. Is that Henry Kissinger,
22:42Muhammad Ali, or Richard Nixon,
22:44the highest-paid lecturer?
22:48Well, I don't think he does
22:50as many, so I would say Richard Nixon.
22:52Richard Nixon.
22:54Could you repeat those, please? Sure.
22:56According to the Detroit News, he is
22:58now the highest-paid
23:00gentleman on the lecture tour today.
23:02Is it Henry Kissinger, Muhammad Ali, or Richard Nixon?
23:04George said Richard Nixon.
23:06I'll agree. No. Demanding $75,000
23:08for 30 minutes.
23:10Muhammad Ali.
23:12We're the next. J.D. Jim Brogan, please.
23:14Do most of the people living
23:16in Communist China belong to the
23:18Communist Party?
23:20Gee, that's a good
23:22question, Peter.
23:24Actually, I didn't know I was going to be on the show.
23:26I thought I was going to be a contestant.
23:28I'm kind of surprised
23:30by these questions.
23:32I got news for you.
23:34You get paid more up here, Jim.
23:36Oh, I see. That's right. Can I change?
23:38No, I think that
23:40they wouldn't be able to keep all the records
23:42for all those millions of people. It's too many.
23:44So, do most of the people living in Communist China belong
23:46to the Party, the Communist Party? He said no, they don't.
23:48I agree. Only 4% do, in fact.
23:504%. Yes. All right. Gather your
23:52turn. Composting?
23:54True or false?
23:56False. Experts say that we should
23:58start preparing ourselves for a severe
24:00shortage of tapioca pudding.
24:02Oh,
24:04sure, you can laugh.
24:10In fact, be our guest.
24:12As a matter of fact,
24:14I've never seen any while
24:16I've been doing this show. Not once.
24:18So, I say yes.
24:20True. We're in for a severe shortage of
24:22tapioca pudding.
24:24I'll agree.
24:26We get tapioca from Brazil,
24:28and they are now starting to use it to make
24:30gasohol.
24:32You tapioca freaks, you better store up.
24:34There may be a shortage of it.
24:36Okay. J.D., your turn.
24:38Lonnie O'Grady, please.
24:40Lonnie, true or false?
24:42More falsies are sold to American women
24:44than all the other women in the world
24:46combined. More
24:48falsies? Falsies, right.
24:50Hey, Juliet? Huh?
24:52Huh?
24:54We were talking about that.
24:56Um, more
24:58in America. Than all
25:00other countries combined, in the world.
25:02Yeah, Europeans are
25:04pretty, uh...
25:06True.
25:08I disagree. Yep, the
25:10falsies market in America is the biggest in the world. I brought mine here.
25:12We, uh...
25:14We'll be back.
25:18No more
25:20vinegar and water douches for me.
25:22They're such a bother. Jane,
25:24look. Massengill has a vinegar
25:26and water disposable douche.
25:28It's convenient. Vinegar and water?
25:30The ingredients many doctors
25:32recommend. But this is pre-mixed,
25:34pre-measured, sanitary.
25:36No more bother.
25:38Look how cleverly it's designed.
25:40Only Massengill has the special design.
25:42The vinegar and water
25:44disposable from Massengill.
25:46It's specially designed.
25:48Wake up
25:50to the secret of Night of Olay.
25:54Good morning.
25:56You know, a good night's sleep is one of my best
25:58beauty secrets. This is
26:00another. Night of Olay.
26:02An incredible night cream that eases
26:04dryness while you sleep. So light
26:06and non-greasy, even your husband won't
26:08know it's there. Until you wake up
26:10with softer, smoother, younger
26:12looking skin. Night of Olay.
26:14Wake up to the secret of
26:16younger looking skin.
26:20Wayland, by the way, and
26:22McElhoney, and Madame, they're all at the
26:24Sahara in Las Vegas.
26:26And Earl Holloman on the
26:2822nd of this month, the American Sportsman.
26:30And next week,
26:32this we have tomorrow, our stars
26:34will be back. But next week we'll have Country Western Week.
26:36We're gonna have, let me see, Roy Clark.
26:38I love Roy Clark. And Bill Tillis, adorable.
26:40George Jones, that's great.
26:42Tammy Wynette, Minnie Pearl, who I love.
26:44Jim Stafford, George Lindsay's gonna come back.
26:46Tomix, Buck Jones.
26:48Bob Steele.
26:50So those are my favorites.
26:52We don't talk about them many here, but I love
26:54Buck Jones. I love Tomix.
26:56I love Bob Steele. I love you folks. Have a good day now.
26:58Thanks.
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28:04Tonight on Lobo, Perkins plays ghost in Orly's Haunted Mansion so Lobo can buy it at a bargain price. Tomorrow night on Real People meet Tara, the roller skating elephant. Then on Different Strokes, Arnold fears the end is near for Mr. Drummond. Next it's Hello Larry. Ruthie and Diane get jobs when Larry is tossed off the air and into jail. And on From Here to Eternity, Major Holmes plots to have his wife's lover killed. Tomorrow on NBC.
28:34This has been a Merrill Heater, Bob Quigley production.
28:49This is NBC News Update. I'm Jane Hawley.
28:53The Soviet newspaper Pravda predicted today that the Summer Olympics would take place in Moscow as scheduled. Adding, if the White House prevents American athletes from participating,
29:03that would be a denial of their human rights.
29:05The International Court of Justice in Holland began hearings today on the U.S. application for the release of the hostages in Iran. The attorney representing Iran has not turned up.
29:16Iran has stopped sending natural gas to the Soviet Union. Iran says Moscow wanted to pay only half the going price.
29:23In Washington, President Carter is drawing up new restrictions on selling computer parts and technology to the Soviets. The new rules could be announced today.
29:32President Tito's condition has worsened. There is now extensive hemorrhaging in the stomach.
29:37And Eric Fromm, the psychoanalyst and author, died in Switzerland today, a heart attack. Fromm was 79.
29:44This has been NBC News Update. More news later on this NBC station.
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29:53It's comedy, celebrity, and lots of surprises.
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