I think TTTT is the best game show ever because not only is it fun to guess the real person, but you also learn a lot from watching it. Most of the time I have no idea who the real person is because the impostors are so good. Sometimes I vote based on the person's looks or demeanor. I also like the regular panelists very much- even when there is a substitute. They are all charming, funny and intelligent.

@Walterwhiterocks

6 жыл бұрын

I have always really liked Tom, Peggy, and Kitty. However, Orson wears on me after a while.

@519djw6

5 жыл бұрын

@@Walterwhiterocks : One year after you posted this, I have to agree--both about because of its educational value, and the fact that, when watching this, one can play along with the panel in making an educated guess as to who the real person was. I also agree with you about Orson Bean--who, while he could be funny--sometimes slowed things down with his comical asides.

@kentetalman9008

2 ай бұрын

@@Walterwhiterocks Unlike you, I love Orson. Wish I could have known him.

I have to agree with geom404. I usually guess wrong but I always learn something. That's why I love this show.

This episode first aired the day after I was born.

Incidentally, milk of magnesia works as a deodorant. I was a missionary in Perú and was in a very poor community when I realized that I had forgotten to put deodorant on in the morning. I went to a small country store but they didn't have any for sale. Instead, the woman running the store took me in back to her home and let me use what she was using as deodorant, which was milk of magnesia. It worked surprisingly well, especially considering how much I sweat and how hot a day it was there.

Lady #2 in Game #1 Man #1 in Game #2 Man #2 in Game #3

I came here to see how Joan Hughes looked like. She was the stunt pilot who flew the replica of a 1909 Santos-Dumont Demoiselle in the film "Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines," the French entry in the 1910 fictional air race between London and Paris. At first the replica wouldn't fly, even when fitted with slightly bigger wings and a more powerful engine. Further research showed that the designer and original pilot of the small plane to be a short, thin man. So the producers hired svelte Joan Hughes as stunt pilot and it flew like a dream, doing impressive maneuvers, such as flying very close to the control tower that made flight controller Benny Hill hit the floor. And missing Terry-Thomas' head by a few inches, enough to throw him sliding down the roof of his hangar. You don't see Joan Hughes in the movie, of course. It was Jean-Pierre Cassel, as Pierre Dubois, who was supposed to be flying it, making naughty antics and laughing all the time.

I was one month away from turning 11 years old when this aired. My mother probably watched this.

@ChrisHansonCanada

11 ай бұрын

Why didn't YOU?

Tom is very qualified to ask questions to the pilot since he was a pilot that flew paratroopers over Normandy on D-Day. Kitty really made Bud end the show fast. He always brings the show home on time.

I was born 19 years, and 16 days later.

@FrankIsAlwaysRight

Жыл бұрын

Excellent

@ChrisHansonCanada

11 ай бұрын

My first dog was born in 1973. Amazing, eh?

We had a cat named Penguin

I always thought the male penguins stayed with the nests and hatched the eggs. Hmm....

The lightning expert said that lightning strikes five times more men than women.That makes sense. In the 60's more women stayed home, and had the man bring home the bacon.Back then women were not that outdoorsy.That has changed.I would have to say it is now about even.(I would not have married my wife if she didn't enjoy,what I enjoy,outdoors

Wow, people really were skinnier back then.

@Walterwhiterocks

4 ай бұрын

Except, of course, for Peggy.

On top of that, Peggy Cass looks just like my ma!

Peggy must be wearing a wig today !!!!

Many people don’t realize this, in fact, no one realizes this but all of these people, if they were still alive, would vote for Donald T Trump.

@kentetalman9008

2 ай бұрын

I seriously doubt that. These guys were smart.