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[@daler.steffy1047]

I'm always impressed with how John Daly, in a loving and parental way, keeps his panelists in check with respect to their behaviors and lines of questioning. Here is a man who is intelligent, humble and funny, all three qualities that are often collectively not (always) seen in one person. (I'm speaking in present tense, of course.)

[@jeffmotsinger8203]

a fun show

[@johannarhymer1093]

those comments about miss murphy’s weight was very rude!

[@wgrady222]

Love the show, but, a lot of comments wouldn't be allowed nowadays.

[@peternagy-im4be]

Not allowed by whom exactly? Only by losers and nobodies.

[@peternagy-im4be]

@@that_brian_thing you sound extremely bitter

[@peternagy-im4be]

@@that_brian_thing yes i was correct in my initial assessment.

[@johannarhymer1093]

agree the comments on her weight were very rude

[@peternagy-im4be]

@@johannarhymer1093 nope. They certainly weren't.

[@daler.steffy1047]

Bennett Cerf's comment toward Miss Murphy, "[You] don't do it solo!" (followed by a snicker, from Arlene Francis) was completely disrespectful. Bennett Cerf was a pompous, arrogant old fart; he needed somebody to bring him down a notch or two with respect to his over-inflated ego. Of the number of these programs I've watched, for the most part, I just can't stand the guy! It would have been a pleasure to tell him off, but then that would have "brought me down to his level" of ignorance and (and maybe just plain) stupidity; and it would have been a waste of my time because I doubt he would have had the ability to be introspective to begin with. ~ One's intelligence is an interesting phenomenon in itself. We often don't credit an individual's ability for curiosity, introspection, empathy, sympathy, and humility as examples of what can make a person most interesting and desirable to be around. These qualities are major contributors in what makes up one's intelligence, in my opinion.

[@daler.steffy1047]

But I still love Arlene Francis because, in the end, I think she was a genuinely loving and humble individual who sometimes just got caught up "in a wrong moment," as we all do. And as I've said in other comments in other episodes, I have continued to appreciate her humor, her quick wit, because it greatly defined her beautiful human qualities.

[@cathymurphy5536]

They sure were prejudiced against heavy people back then.

[@johannarhymer1093]

agree very rude remarks