What's My Line? - André Previn (1970)

[@ChadQuick270W]

Thanks as always for these great episodes. It’s so sad that Larry Blyden died so young (49 years old) as I thought he was a great moderator and I also enjoyed his appearances on The Twilight Zone.

[@scottpardee6303]

It’s great to see Larry Blyden and Wally Bruner on the same show. It is clear that Larry understands how the game is played.

[@Lisa-di1wi]

And just two years later, Larry Blyden would replace Wally Bruner as the show's host.

[@jessyleppert2]

Like Lynn Swann replacing Gordon Elliot

[@kenhenderson1762]

Larry had hosted two game shows by the time he took over WML. He had been a guest panel member on the original WML.

[@anneliesesteden390]

Very attractive episode!🇨🇦🌺👍

[@markschildberg1667]

It sounds like this was taped at the Ed Sullivan Theater. Later, WML and TTTT taped in studio 6A in Radio City.

[@joechindamo1948]

Gee, Previn didn't even try to hide his identity. His voice would have been so known to all these people.

[@bbailey7818]

Arlene was amazing. She looked better and more attractive here than she had in the 1950s. Talk about ageing gracefully!

[@RonGerstein]

Martin Gabel bedded her every night

[@robertlehman1337]

Gene Wood subbing for Johnny Olsen

[@JepMasta]

Ladies and gentlemen...Mr. Andrew Preview!

[@bradburks696]

Sorry, never heard of this guy. Where's Soupy?

[@RonGerstein]

He is on the toilet

[@akimbofurry2179]

She did that in heels to boot. >_>

[@Gwaithmir]

I went to high school with a Sharon Moran who was no relation to the contestant here.

[@leannsherman6723]

Just not the same without John Charles Daly, Dorothy Killgallen or Steve Allen.

[@willmilton2922]

Arlene has a habit of not hearing a question quite often on WML.

[@markblass4490]

Perhaps you meant not hearing an ANSWER? She seemed fine on this episode.