Woody Allen appears as the celebrity guest on the long-running television program “I’ve Got A Secret”. Dated February 27th, 1967.
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@BlackJackLanza piss off adolph
hilarious
I hate these jews
@erniehead It’s not Drew Carey is it?
Wow, a very young Drew Carey
this could be a game show in itself. I would watch this if GSN put it on today.
Like yer
These Celebrities are retarded.
you are as sick as he is…
@darrylhaynes And you’ll never be as smart, famous, funny, or beloved as him.
woody is a sick man
“It’s a noun, or in my case a verb.” Classic Woody! 5:16
Steve Allen and Woody Allen.
I think they meant Upside Down”C”. Sounds pretty cool either way.
THIS IS VERY NEAT
“Upside Down Sea In Technicolor” is a good name for a band.
Haha, this is gold!
If you knew anything about Goodson/Todman (the producers of I’ve Got A Secret), and their 1982 game show Child’s Play, you’d know what I am talking about. No “pathetic attempt” at a joke was implied.
is this some pathetic attempt at a joke?
Interesting.
Perhaps the genesis for the 1982 Goodson/Todman CBS game show “Childs Play” was this.