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The episode that gave birth to the catchphrase, "Porkchops and applesauce." Peter's Humphrey Bogart impression is part of his ill-guided attempt to create a new personality for himself, after being told at a dull party that he has no personality
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Porkchops
applesauce
brady
bunch
Humphrey
Bogart
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Added: 23rd October 2012
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Chuck Dressen, the manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, appears as a mystery guest on What's My Line on September 28, 1952. The Dodgers were about to clash with the New York Yankees in the World Series. Dressen strangely attempts to pick a fight with newspaper columnist and WML panelist Dorothy Kilgallen!
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WML
baseball
Chuck
Dressen
Brooklyn
Added: 26th October 2012
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From her 1965 TV special My Name is Barbra, 23-year-old Barbra Streisand performs her signature song People in stunning fashion.
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Streisand
People
Added: 26th October 2012
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Posted By: Lava1964 |
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Britain's most popular song of the Second World War sung by its most popular singer: The White Cliffs of Dover by Vera Lynn.
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Vera
Lynn
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Added: 26th October 2012
Views: 2878
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Fans of The Flintstones usually remember this one: Barney is a pretty good singer--as long as he's in the bathtub. Fred exploits this talent to form the Flintstone Canaries and gets an audition on the Hum Along with Herman Show. They end up performing the Softsoap jingle.
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Flintones
Canaries
Softsoap
jingle
Added: 26th October 2012
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Perhaps the most controversial fight in boxing history: Ali-Liston II in Lewiston, ME on May 25, 1965. Ali (then Cassius Clay) had upset Liston on February 25, 1964 in Miami to win the world heavyweight title. The rematch, scheduled for Boston, was delayed by a few months because Ali needed emergency hernia surgery. By the time Ali had healed, he was tremendously unpopular because of his ties with the Black Muslims. Liston had connections in organized crime. Boston wanted no part of the fight, so it was moved to a high school hockey arena in Lewiston. Rumors that something odd would happen circulated before the fight. Watch Ali's famous "phantom punch" knock out Liston, a man who had never been floored before. Some people think it is a perfect punch. Others think Liston took a dive. Also watch ex-champ Jersey Joe Walcott botch the refereeing. Ali never goes to a neutral corner, yet Liston is somehow counted out. Ali wasn't exactly a one-punch knockout artist. He only had two first-round knockouts in his pro career. Renowned sports writer Red Smith, one of many respected journalists who maintained the fight was fixed, said, "I saw the punch; it wouldn't have crushed a grape."
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Ali
Liston
phantom
punch
Lewiston
Added: 26th October 2012
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Singer Johnnie Ray makes his first appearance as a mystery guest on What's My Line on August 22, 1954. (Note that his first name is misspelled on his nameplate.)
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Ray
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Added: 27th October 2012
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From a 1979 Cleveland-Pittsburgh NFL game at Three Rivers Stadium: Steelers' wide receiver Lynn Swann goes deep for a pass...and ends up having to leap over a parked car! (At the time the Pittsburgh Steelers had an automobile company as a sponsor.) After this incident, the promotional cars were moved far away from the field!
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Lynn
Swann
Pittsburgh
Steelers
car
Added: 2nd November 2012
Views: 1425
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