What's My Line? - Betty White (1970)

Betty White is the mystery guest in this episode taped in 1970. Panelists are Soupy Sales, Allen Ludden, Linda Crystal, and Anita Gillette. Wally Bruner hosts.

[@ralph0901]

when you live to be 99, and everyone agrees, it wasn't long enough, you have lived a great life, that is Betty White

[@lindaharris6200]

For me, it's that she had just found the love of her life who treated her like a real queen & the love they had was golden & rare. It was cut too short in my opinion

[@garyselders7388]

I love what she said when they asked if she was scared of dieing she said she believed in Christ and she couldn't wait to see what happens next

[@franksmith7247]

YES!

[@LadyTinaMarie1]

I'm happy to see this clip from when Betty and Allen were younger. You could always see how much they loved each other. She never remarried and truly loved him always.

[@lindaharris6200]

RIP Betty White & the love of her life Allen Ludden

[@XMLarry]

I remember Linda from High Chaparrel. Very beautiful. She passed in 2020.

[@donnacook8994]

Betty White was hilarious, 🤣 and loved her on Match Game too! Television.....great accent!!!!

[@scottemelock583]

Allen and Betty were the perfect couple.

[@lindaharris6200]

Soulmates

[@M1N1Girl007]

We miss you Betty! Now you are reunited with Allen.😍

[@scottemelock583]

I wish she could have made it to 100.She was a great lady.

[@RonGerstein-tf5tp]

Betty White died on December 31, 2021, 17 days before her 💯th birthday.

[@veronicatisa]

I've been watching black and white clips from the 50s and 60s. crazy to see this in colour, and it looks so different

[@vitothepizzaguy7475]

We miss you Betty!

[@barbarajohnson3781]

rip Betty white 🙏

[@martyschleder]

Allen and Betty are two great people

[@miamivicepastels83]

I love Betty and Allen

[@lindaharris6200]

Me too

[@jacquelinebell6201]

I like how they often talk to the ordinary guests. They didnt do that often on the original show.

[@timglende8869]

Allen looks so good without his glasses.

[@susanrice8592]

This is a another time that Mrs Allen Ludden got her husband she also did it on another game show and that game show was called match game i think it was either the daytime match game or match game pm. But I think that she may have gotten Allen good this time because when the host willy Bruner said to Allen i wouldn't call my wife I comedian when Allen took off his mask and the look on Allen's face was priceless.

[@kali3665]

On an episode of Match Game, Allen gave a stupid answer (actually three), and Gene took his cards over to Betty, seated in the audience, who promptly tore them to pieces!! "I never told her I was smart," Allen said. Brett responded, "Good thing too, because she might have grounds for divorce!"

[@MaximilianvonPinneberg]

Betty was just amazing. Bless her heart and soul.

[@WayDog001]

I love how that Betty was with Allen luden

[@ernestconnell8087]

Never saw anyone sign in that fast like Betty White 😆

[@scottpardee6303]

I miss Arlene.

[@thesixshooter6506]

The game just starts and we hear "I'm gonna flip all the cards..." just so time can be spent on non-game video footage and antics. Interesting, at times, but frustrating for lovers of the game itself and who remember its early years.

[@djdon60]

is so glad this came up, in my suggestions. Knowing Miss White(and, with her loving/loved husband, on the panel), I've got a feeling this will be finding its way, into my "KZbin good 'uns" file.

[@timothylosee8831]

" I'm looking for subtitles and I got a mask on".

[@scottemelock583]

Allen and Betty were a great couple.

[@jamesy4003]

Linda ❤Crystal from High Chaparral

[@gcfifthgear]

SOUPY SALES: "...I'm looking for subtitles!" (Betty was channeling her Rose Nylund/St. Olaf ancestry! 😂) This was taped, of course, before she joined the cast of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"

[@kali3665]

Betty White was the greatest practical joker in entertainment. She could keep the straightest face whatever she says and never break down. When she was the permanent panelist on The Liar's Club (hosted by Allen), she was considered the show's secret weapon because she could lie so easily. We really miss you, Betty.

[@peteroriyavo]

there will be a book for this young lady

[@jools01]

does anyone know the other episodes of which allen is a panelist

[@WonderWhatHappened]

yes.... He appeared as a panelist on 7 episodes according to IMDB. 1970 Betty White 1972 Celeste Holm 1973 Olivia deHavilland Robert Clary Episode dated 20 July 1973 Episode dated 29 Sept 1973 Bernadette Peters

[@joycejean-baptiste4355]

I remember 1970, the year of long hair and short skirts and bell bottoms, I had them all. Now they are back, Lol!

[@Lisa-di1wi]

I was 13 back in 1970. I used to watch this up in my bedroom at night back then.

[@sweiland75]

Young Betty was a very attractive woman.

[@lisab7977]

Hey! Mrs. Wojodubakowski! 😊

[@tonyrizzo3910]

The studio audience sounds a little … sparse

[@user-fg7ki6xi5v]

Where is Arlene? No mention of her missing.

[@RonGerstein-tf5tp]

You forbid her from taking vacations??

[@brookehanley3659]

Miss Arlene

[@brendapetersen364]

That was cute

[@James-em9qz]

Interesting...he said that they were wed on the 14th of June...wikipedia has it on the 6th of June.

[@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst]

No it doesn't

[@James-em9qz]

yes it does...on the Allen Ludden page...@@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst

[@RonGerstein-tf5tp]

Wikipedia is not foolproof. It is written and edited by regular people.

[@peteroriyavo]

this is just a pretense.

[@770WT]

Allen was called bigger star than Betty at this time.

[@RonGerstein-tf5tp]

Really?

[@user-db6pt7vr3l]

She didn't become real famous until the last ten years or so of her life which I find amusing. She was like a C-list celebrity all the time I was growing up.

[@thechadmosher]

This is the most incorrect thing I’ve read on the internet all year.

[@garyrasberryjr.552]

You're kidding, right? She won her first Emmy in 1952 (a regional one for her Los Angeles-based show) and won Emmys in the 1970s (for Mary Tyler Moore Show), 1980s (Golden Girls and her game show Just Men) and 2010s (Saturday Night Live).

[@kensanders1000]

What? She was on tv shows from the 50s on

[@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst]

Yes sir yes ma'am everyone has an opinion

[@user-db6pt7vr3l]

@@kensanders1000 So what, so were a lot of character actors but they were not feted like she was for some reason.

[@pattrell5257]

Those gorillas were darned expensive...In today's value, they'd cost almost a WHOPPING $36,240 apiece with taxes!

[@edmundpower1250]

Very mean and bad manners of Betty White to leave her husband Allen standing there and play acting with Soupy Sales in front of him. Allen deserved better treatment

[@thechadmosher]

…….you realize that was all part of the joke, and was exactly the kind of thing Betty did?

[@RonGerstein-tf5tp]

YOU ARE SO BRAINLESS

[@robertpasquini4097]

Soupy Sales is so annoying. Never, ever liked him.

[@rah62]

Normally I love everything Betty White does but thankfully, we've evolved enough as a culture that wisecracks about other people's accents would be called out for the insensitivity that it is.

[@thomasmagnum3588]

Ahhhh yes what would we do without “presentism”. By all means, let’s judge everyone’s past actions by today’s more “evolved” standards…..and recognize that 60 years from now, some other moron will be doing the same thing to you.

[@rah62]

@@thomasmagnum3588 Good. I certainly hope that society continues to evolve and let us know what stupid things we are doing today that were really not acceptable, such as calling people "morons", which is a slur to those whom the (usually ill-informed) majority of society deems lesser in some way.

[@garyselders7388]

Really , give it a break , people were not as sensitive and could take a joke , thats what you have evolved into a sensitive snow flake