What's My Line? - Synd. Episode 3, Gordon MacRae (Sept. 11, 1968)

The third taped episode of the syndicated What's My Line?
Gordon MacRae is the mystery guest in this episode taped July 10, 1968 and aired in some markets on September 11, 1968. Panelists are Soupy Sales, Meredith MacRae, Gene Rayburn, Arlene Francis. Wally Bruner hosts.

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Reverend Lind was written about in the New York Times on August 16,1972 for offering a spiritual lift with spirits.

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The respect Arlene gives to the Rev. by standing to shake his hand is refreshing.

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So glad we live in a time of the time machine. well, one way anyway. Love soupy!

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Gordon Macrae was a habdsome man!

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Meredith MacRae was the most beautiful and graceful woman of her generation. I fell in love with her when she first started on Petticoat Junction and have loved her ever since.

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She was in My Three Sons before Petticoat Junction.

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Always love the episodes where the Mystery Guest is a family member of the panel. The one where Robert Alda was the MG with son Alan on the panel is funny. Arlene when either Martin or son Peter was the MG was hilarious.

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They did things like this when someone didn’t show up. They did five shows each day. They just went back and changed clothes and got face powder. If you notice their hair is always identical fo the entire week or five consecutive shows.

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Meredith is like, "Daddy?! What are you doing here??"

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Usually, bartenders are not allowed to drink alcohol during working hours, but water, fruit juice, and soda pop are allowed.

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I remember seeing clips of this episode on As Seen On...

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Wally is still learning his job. Just watch the errors he makes. Later he was great!

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Rayburn being obnoxious with Meredith.

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And with Ms X

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He acted like Hal March from What's My Line before Hal was fired (he chased a nun around the studio during a commercial break).

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I remember watching the episodes of Petticoat Junction, during the 70s after school, I said to myself, "I wanted to be her", because she smiled a lot!

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WELL THAT'S AN OXYMORON IF I'VE EVER HEARD ONE From the lesser known are you my father? Book 😂❤