Barbara Feldon cannot be anymore accurate than she is about the clues she’s giving in the Winner Circle.
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Would Richard Burton again or Richard Burton a second time be a legal clue?
You? (for things that buzz)
RIP Elizabeth Taylor.
@lobstertexas
Double that. She was using hand signals as well!
@landrykkb It is. Originally the WC has 10 clues – however you can see a piece of board under the bottom line because someone felt that no one is going to get all 10 in 60 seconds.
@ItzDaGMan that was a very brave thing to do. don’t ever feel like less of a man for loving elizabeth taylor.
@stickstr8up he’s probably a little sensitive right now, tiger, but when you break down walls your muscles might start to hurt. that said, jesus wouldn’t want you to hold out for the $25,000 pyramid if it means your Dick York strays for a common Dick Sargent. stand tall, grab the sides, and push, stickstraightup. hard. liz did.
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Even back in the 70′s Pyramid still had plenty of epic fails.
From Shatner’s solo WC to this train wreck.
@landrykkb LOL I got a chuckle out of Barbara Feldon’s desperate attempt to describe Liz’s hubby’s. She did a great job though. Years ago, I knew all of Liz Taylor’s husbands. I’ve forgotten some of them, but here they are: Conrad Hilton Jr. 1950–51, Michael Wilding 1952–57, Mike Todd 1957–58, Eddie Fisher 1959–64, Richard Burton 1964–74, Richard Burton 1975–76, John Warner 1976–82, Larry Fortensky 1991–96. Had Liz had kids with Conrad Hilton, she’d be Paris’ Great Aunt!
@Beautifulmusiclistnr And that’s considering that Elizabeth Taylor would have only been in her early 40′s then and was married at least 4 times.Heck,I was only a few months old when this aired.
@NJTransitKing I would have been only 7 months old then.
@gamshwfan No,she was a stellar Pyramid player.The contestant’s failure to clue in doesn’t or shouldn’t reflect on her.
@stickstr8up He didn’t realize that Woodstock ended.LOL
@johnathangibbs Barbara Feldon wouldn’t have been allowed to mention any movies she starred in because she’d get penalized and buzzed for giving too much description.
@bobbyuggles Yes,this would have been Pyramid’s inaugural season.
@Matto2t I really don’t know what difference forbidding hand gestures made in later incarnations of Pyramid because this fellow still couldn’t get the hint.
That Woodstock casualty obviously never kept up to date with pop culture in that era.Even if you never watched an Elizabeth Taylor movie in your life or read the newspapers once in a while,you’d at least know she was married to Richard Burton.
@stickstr8up Yeah,he even looked the part right down to a tee.
@lobstertexas They also would have smacked her for every other clue where she used her hands. XD
@stickstr8up Not everybody is into Liz Taylor dork. She was pretty much over the hill by the time this episode aired you pin head.
@2nd2nun1
They couldn’t…Dick ALWAYS warned the person giving the clues to NOT use their hands. Of course, there were moments when that did happen.
@landrykkb Richard Burton (who she stole from Sybil Williams after they met on Cleopatra) and Eddie Fisher (who she stole from Debbie Reynolds). Barbara Feldon had a long list of names to choose for Taylor’s husbands!
Richard Burton alone should have gave that away!
NOW THAT WAS AN AUDIENCE! They wanted to get up and clobber him.
In the early days, they could, but later on (I presume during the $20,000 Pyramid) the judges became more strict and so that’s how the straps on the cluegiver’s chair came to be.
Elizabeth Taylor