The $64,000 Question -- Game Show

Here is an episode of "The $64,000 Question." This is just a random clip/episode

[@tomimpala]

For a hoot I googled how much $32,000 is in today's money. It was $308,429.66 hahahaha

[@michaelabrams7345]

Husband and wife on the same show as separate contestants. That must have been a first.

[@nick6584]

that is just an insane question

[@Coolkid99880]

It funny seeing all the men’s faces when the woman got the question correct

[@JJJBRICE]

Evelyn Patrick the Revlon spokeslady was soon to be Phil Silvers 2nd wife , Their daughter appeared on the Happy Days sitcom some twenty five years later .

[@aklem1974]

look-alikes at 16:56, Winston Churchill, and Hubert Humphrey lol

[@tomimpala]

Why is Michael Shannon cutting a cake haha

[@Diskoboy1974]

So was that O'Rourke guy the same guy who was on Tic Tac Dough?

[@giarc888]

Some of todays game shows might be fixed as well.

[@tomimpala]

13:53 Okay, it's categories, I thought that previous woman got a random question and quiz shows tested you way more for your money

[@zachalderton2057]

1956

[@BrandonHanson30]

Was this one of the shows that was involved in the famous quiz show scandals?

[@jonathanashbeck3740]

Yes, 21 was another show that was involved in the scandals

[@michaelabrams7345]

Question was not rigged.

[@BiffGreggle]

​@@michaelabrams7345yes it was. It wasn't totally scripted like "Twenty One" or a wrestling match, but they did heavily coach contestants and--if the sponsor/producers liked them--gave them easier questions so they could win more money.

[@michaelabrams7345]

More the opposite. If the sponsor didn't like you they would give you harder questions. But in the case of Dr. Joyce Brothers that did not work and she won the $64,000. But unlike "21" no one knew the answers in advance.

[@zacheryalderton882]

Who is the announcer

[@williamdunphy352]

Bill Rogers.

[@zachalderton2057]

@@williamdunphy352 HE IS A GREAT MAN HE IS ALIVE

[@zachalderton2057]

GREAT GUY