Makes me pine for the long-lost era of respect. The host, panelists and contesant all treated one-another with respect. Arlene Frances offers Tony Randall advice, but leaves him an out. When the segment ends, the contestant shakes the hands of the panelists, and the gentlemen rise to greet her.
And, of course, no derision to the kilt. Such simply would not occur to the participants.
(Plus, the high-tech scoring system was pretty amazing.)
And of course everyone immediately knew what was a kilt.
Originally Posted by ronstew
Think I'll go watch a few more of those.
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