Remember the "Good TV" days?

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Good stuff :lol: :lol: I can still picture the origonal cast giving those answers. Truly it was a good show then.
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I know have a headache from lauging!
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Definitely the "GOOD" ol days of TV. Games like that and "Match game" are classic for their one liners.... :D
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Dang i can picture paul lynde with his uncle Arthur persona.
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