What's My Line? - Patty Duke (Dec. 13, 1972)

[@lydialilli4351]

Patty Duke was an absolutely brilliant actress and also a tireless advocate for mental health awareness. She also had a great sense of humor!

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

As a fan of the late Patty Duke, and as a former victim of those quackery pseudomedical industries, unfortunately she was sadly deceived by the pseudomedical quackery industries known as psychology/psychiatry/so-called “mental health”/so-called “mental therapy” industries. In reality, “Mental Illness” (as in the realm we are talking, suicide, self-destructive behavior) is a symptom of a “debased mind” (Romans 1:28). When someone is so utterly given over to wickedness, hopelessness, and rejection of Christ that they kill themselves (as masochistic behavior is noted as demonic in Scripture, Mark 5:2-5; Ephesians 5:29 “no one ever hated his own flesh”), such behavior reveals there is no faith in Christ. God has made Himself very clear: “the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God” (1 Corinthians 6:9-10), the “unbelieving” go to the lake of fire (Revelation 21:8). The Bible is not a lie.

[@bigteep]

That was great. Can't get enough of dear Patty.

[@d.cummer2652]

Wow, the video quality is outstanding!

[@nunosoares2329]

RIP Patty Duke. Condolences to the family especially son Sean 😔💐

[@GroovyShelly]

So delightful, dear Anna

[@snarkyenigma9219]

Searching for "You'll Like My Mother" brought me here. Excellent movie!

[@lynnefrederickforever724]

RIP Patty Duke we miss you

[@donaldleroy6502]

Patty Duke is such a cutie pie

[@paulnguyen8910]

That "Neely O'Hara"! She had starred in her own show, who played a double role, one from Brooklyn Heights, the other from England.

[@bradforddrake8633]

I hope I live forever with Patty Duke and my sister Nancy Schubeck-Drake.I lost Nancy at 64 to liver cancer.

[@quinnmorlotti]

cathy was from scotland, actually

[@Grizzled556]

Patty was in her 20's here.

[@tomdegrange8024]

May you Rest In Peace we all love you miss duke

[@libertyann439]

Patty nailed it!

[@Janster59]

I love pantsuits

[@tonyharris5533]

Larry sitting in front of that backdrop reminds me of the "Muppet News Flash" skit from The Muppet Show.

[@johnlewis195]

Patty Duke was 7 months Pregnant with Mckensie

[@johnphillips5081]

Man I remember those Mavericks. Loved Patty Duke. 😍

[@nsnopper]

I loved Debbie The Daredevil’s hair style. It was very late-60s/early-70s.

[@TnseWlms]

What are a pickle's two favorite game shows? Let's Make a Dill, and What's My Brine

[@freeguy77]

Patty was only 26 at the airdate, and I love the accent she used to fool the panel. The girl born in Manhattan, but raised in Queens had as much talent as anyone in Hollywood! She acted on Broadway, the Silver Screen, the small screen, and had a decent singing voice, plus she was elected president of the Screen Actors Guild (1985-88)! She looked so good in this 1972 WML? episode, but now it is only 1 month short of 50 years! She married John Astin the previous Aug. 5, and as another poster mentioned, she was pregnant with (now actor) Mackenzie, born the next May 12 (1973). So, she was at least 4 months along, barely showing. If that poster hadn't mentioned it, I wouldn't have guessed, although seeing her when she walks toward Larry, she does seem "more there" than usual. Patty and John divorced in 1985. She married for the last time in 1986, to a drill sergeant who worked with her as a consultant on "A Time To Triumph" They stayed married for 30 years, until she had to go on Mar. 29, 2016, at only 69.

[@freeguy77]

Pardon my slight error, but this airdate was one day before (Dec. 14) her 26th birthday.

[@HaunterShow]

Patty Duke died this year... RIP

[@larciabella]

sad ,we grew up with her.

[@richardr2555]

What we learned in this episode. Platform shoes were invented in 1972. Larry says Patty is wearing those new platform shoes.

[@SkyBlue-qn8me]

They were actually invented in the 1930s and we're more popular by the late '60s

[@jasejj]

There seemed to be some heavy editing in the first section with the daredevil, and some distinctly cold interaction between her and Larry - I wonder what happened there?

[@JJJBRICE]

Panelist Sherrye Henry was among other things a talk show stable mate of Arlene Francis on WOR talk radio in NYC . I think she is still living .

[@leemclaury6251]

Call her “Anna”.

[@gailsirois7175]

Yes

[@teresalinton5898]

good actress

[@ScarlettFire341]

Patty's Fake voice = Fran Fine / Lisa Simpson -- I got a kick out of seeing Patty SO Excited playing this game !

[@charlenemack7040]

Patty’s real first name is Anna. The reason that I always remembered was because that’s my sister’s name.

[@RonGerstein]

She changed her name to Patty to honor Patty McCormick, child star of the "Bad Seed."

[@ronskokandich1002]

Arlene is 65 here looks terrific

[@DJMikey242]

GSN may go back to its original style soon.

[@massapower]

Patty Duke could have been the voice of LISA SIMPSON. Hands Down 🤩👍🏻

[@nintendonerdsvideos4727]

hmm the mystery guest being 2nd

[@jmccracken1963]

Given the 3rd contestant's line (and the outfitting of the panelists with said product), having the Mystery Guest precede Mr. Mirsky as a contestant makes a lot of sense.

[@cookiesncrime333]

Just wondering, but it looks like Patty might have been pregnant during this episode? I do not mean to offend anyone. Just genuinely asking.

[@Muirmaiden]

Yes, her son MacKenzie Astin was born on May 12, 1973.

[@flower24587]

Was he the "little midget"??

[@bullhornmarketingservices805]

@@flower24587 no the midget was the “hobbit” Sean Astin, her first son.

[@nowvoyagerNE]

the first lady's wardrobe: a female quality control person would never have allowed her to go out on stage with her left shoulder ruffle flipped the wrong way.

[@johndalton3180]

All these folks are gone now.

[@ccbsnyc]

I think Gene Shalit is still alive.

[@adonarealty]

Gene Shalit is still alive, aged 94 as of today 08.04.20

[@Keltster]

Patty Duje's put-on voice sounds like EDiE FALCO.

[@nowvoyagerNE]

Soupy Sales later had a clone known as Mel Gibson.

[@Schquirl]

First episode I’ve seen in the 70s. Not impressed. They were definitely smarter in the 50s and early 60s!

[@kristic4472]

yeah, but look who their missing! John Daly, Bennet Cerf, and Dorothy Kilgallen, not to mention Fred Allen and Martin Gabel! At least Arlene is there and pretty, friendly, and witty as ever!

[@mistermac56]

@@kristic4472 the years of the syndicated run with Wally Bruner as moderator were better than the later syndicated run with Larry Blyden. But neither were better than the original.

[@jodyjackson5475]

Yes The ‘dumbing down’ was well under way by then.

[@bufb]

You'll like my mother a scary movie

[@teresalinton5898]

she was very small

[@timglende8869]

13:35 - you mean Gene Shalit actually HAS eyes?

[@willfowler6581]

Valley of the dolls shes no doll im sorry

[@rainamoonastrology14]

Geez...has anyone ever seen Gene Shalit and Gabe Kaplan in the same room together?

[@RonGerstein]

Yes

[@rainamoonastrology14]

@@RonGerstein 🤣 Alrighty then!

[@Melissa-SC73]

I was thinking almost the same thing. Lol. 😂

[@rainamoonastrology14]

I wasn't familiar with Larry Blyden so I looked up his Wiki and he died three years after this show in Morocco in a car crash at the age of 49.

[@brianarbenz7206]

He was such a good person and it's so sad that he left us early. And the total circumstances of his death have never been known.

[@freeguy77]

He had only 2 yrs and less than 6 months after this air date. June 6, 1975, only 17 days before his 50th.