This ten minute clip is drawn from the famous 1950s game show, and it’s quite surreal. I don’t use the word surreal loosely: the special guest is Salvador Dali.
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12
Sep
Salvador Dali on “What’s My Line?”
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@spider9137 I know Spider.My bad.I suffer from what might be called premature commenting.Some would call it imature as well.If I could just keep my mouth shut til the end of the vid,and watch the whole thing then,I would know better.lol Do you remember this show from your own childhhod,or are you new to it? I loved this ,and miss this kind of television.Have a good one. :-}}
@Hatikvah2010
The audience didn’t have to be told about Salvador Dali … that was standard procedure, to list the name and the profession. That was “their line” …
I have to ask: is there something unusual about our guest? haha
The people on this show were so sophisticated (maybe not so much the audiance since they had to be told who Salvador Dali is).You can gauge how much American society and pop culture has deterioated using this game show as a base .
Dali considered himself everything.lol .Very clever guy. Leads em off track in such a neat way.
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such a stupid audience….
I like the part where he says yes.
the handlebar mustache is awesome.
Television from a time when people knew how to articulate sentences longer than three words…
@racookster QI
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@racookster
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@racookster
haha you’re right, it’s not the money and power, it’s the certain culture of intelligence and education.
You seem like a very educated and well-spoken person yourself haha, you should be up there
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@max8987 I can’t say your comment was racist. “Culturist” maybe, to coin a term. I can’t even say that you’d have to pick “rich, upscale white people” to find people this well-spoken anymore, because most of the college-educated, well-spoken people I know (of any race) are poor and powerless.
Our standards for success have fallen. This is a “service-based economy,” and we reward crassness and incompetence now.
@racookster
something makes me think that back then, it was easier for the show casting to just pick 4 rich/upscale white people out of a crowd. I think these days if they tryed to put these 4 up there, there would be a protest “wheres the black guy?” “Wheres the ghetto girl?” “Fat girl” “gay guy” etc… Im sure you could find 4 people like this today in beverly hills, but then the show will come under fire…
am i right? or just projecting my internal racist?
no seriously which one
@Jude42
I’m guessing it’s the mixture of how odd his answers were, the audience laughing, and then finally the host saying, “In the context of the arts you could say he’s a performer” (paraphrasing).
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In a sense he is all those things.
A lot of grammatical editing going on here!
i want more men to grow mustaches like that!
then i think people would have a teeny bit more joy in their lives.
What is the whole deal with this guy? Did he write, “demonic phrases” or something like that?