Consuela vs. Jerry, 10/78
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00:00ABC show number 178 $20,000 pyramid production number 1131 VTR 9 1178 take
00:10two
00:30This is the $20,000 pyramid.
00:55Today's special guests are Nancy Lane and Michael McKeon.
01:01Your host is Dick Clark.
01:10I thank you very, very much. Welcome to the $20,000 pyramid.
01:14Now you mustn't encourage these people too much because they're giving our money hand over fist away this way.
01:19Hand over fist away. Notice the wonderful way he has with words. Nancy, how are you?
01:23I'm just fine.
01:24You're very generous today.
01:26I'm trying, you know.
01:27Let me introduce your partner. Her name is Consuela Golden, who's returning once again.
01:31We had a scoring goof along the way. Welcome back, my dear.
01:33Thank you very much.
01:34Refresh me. Tell me what you do when you're not playing our game.
01:36I am an editorial assistant for an accounting firm in the city, and I also show horses part-time.
01:41You sound like you have a full day's activities.
01:43You are now trying for $15,000 the last time you accumulated $850.
01:48Wish you much good luck.
01:49Thank you.
01:50Gentlemen, are you ready to do battle with the ABC?
01:52We're ready.
01:53Michael, your partner is Jerry Harvey, and we should remind everybody you're from the sunny state of California.
01:58Yes, Dick. I'm an educational consultant from Los Angeles.
02:01You too, sir, will be trying for $15,000. You've got $1,350, and here are the subjects.
02:06Nancy, I'll call them to your attention first because you'll start us off in a second.
02:10The first one is pay attention. Then we have on again, off again, a wonderful town, ho-hum, let's face it, caught in the act, and what would you like?
02:17Let's face it.
02:18I'm sorry. Say it again.
02:19Let's face it.
02:20Let's face it.
02:21All right. You are to describe for your partner these things that go on the face.
02:24You'll have 30 seconds to do so.
02:26If you make a mistake along the way or use a word that conveys the essence of the answer, that little bird sounds off.
02:32Again, these are things that go on the face.
02:35Ready? Go.
02:36When you have a funeral, you put on a...
02:38Veil.
02:39Eye...
02:40Lashes.
02:41No.
02:42Mascara.
02:43Glasses.
02:44Yes.
02:45The soap that you put on your face to shave is called...
02:47Lather.
02:48Right.
02:49A face thing you put on...
02:50Sauna.
02:51No.
02:52Facial.
02:53No.
02:54Mask.
02:55Yes.
02:56A little guy has one of these...
02:57Goatee.
02:58Yes.
02:59When you go diving, you...
03:00Scuba diver.
03:01Yes.
03:02Snorkel.
03:03Yes.
03:04Hand...
03:05Lotion.
03:06Right.
03:07Wow.
03:08That's very nicely done. Ladies, you got yourselves a perfect score.
03:14Michael, they're making it difficult.
03:16They're no pushovers.
03:17Yeah.
03:18Wonderful town, how about?
03:19Wonderful town.
03:20Please describe these things you find in New York.
03:23Things you find in New York.
03:25Ready? Go.
03:26Okay.
03:27It goes from one borough to another.
03:29You drive over it.
03:30The bridge.
03:31Right.
03:32This is the building on the east side where all the countries...
03:35United Nations.
03:36Right.
03:37This is the financial district.
03:38Wall Street.
03:39This is a borough, not Brooklyn, but...
03:41Bronx.
03:42Right.
03:43And this is a recital place.
03:45Carnegie Hall.
03:46Right.
03:47And this is where they march down on Easter Sunday.
03:49Fifth Avenue.
03:50Right.
03:51And this is where the big fights are held.
03:53Madison Square Garden.
03:54Right.
03:55Hey, hey, hey.
03:56You have a perfect score.
04:02The men have seven and the ladies have seven.
04:04The team either gets a perfect score or both do win $1,000.
04:08Consuelo, which one do you want?
04:10I think we'll take Caught in the Act.
04:12Caught in the Act.
04:13Please describe these.
04:14That's a bonus possibility.
04:19Nancy, you understand if she gets seven out of seven,
04:22she wins a $500 bonus.
04:24Please describe for your partner these things that are caught.
04:28Things that are caught.
04:29Ready?
04:30Go.
04:31Okay, a greyhound.
04:32Bus.
04:33Yes.
04:34Not German pox, but rubella.
04:35Measles.
04:36Measles.
04:37In jaws, what's the animal?
04:38A shark.
04:39Yes.
04:40To catch the Cary Grant movie.
04:41Thief.
04:43Not fail, but...
04:44Exceed.
04:45Exceed.
04:46No, in graves, you get a...
04:47Oh, pass.
04:48Yes.
04:49It's an abandoned dog.
04:50It's a...
04:51A mutt.
04:52A mutt.
04:53You go off the path, you wander, you...
04:54A stray.
04:55Yes.
04:56Oh, it's sleeping sickness or...
04:57Insomnia.
04:58Oh.
04:59You have a terrible...
05:02I'm sorry.
05:03What was it?
05:04Malaria.
05:10That's a toughie.
05:11I can't think of it.
05:12Was it the tsetse fly that gives you that?
05:13Yeah, I think so.
05:14In the tropics.
05:15That's the only thing I can think of that,
05:16and you take quinine to not get it.
05:1813 to 7, Jerry.
05:19Walter Reed.
05:20Let's try ho-hum.
05:22Ho-hum it is.
05:23Describe these things that...
05:25What is that?
05:26Things that can be boring.
05:28Things that can be boring.
05:30Ready?
05:31Go.
05:32Aida is an...
05:33Opera.
05:34A wife who just...
05:35A nag.
05:36Right.
05:37This is where prisoners are put in prison who are...
05:39Solitary confinement.
05:41This is where I get a girl.
05:42I've never met her before.
05:43Blind date.
05:44This is someone who's running for office.
05:46A politician.
05:48Right.
05:49If I speak without much...
05:51A drone.
05:52It's like a drone.
05:53It's...
05:54Monotone.
05:55Right.
05:56If I ask you to say something again,
05:57I say, please...
05:58Repeat.
05:59Repetition.
06:00All right.
06:01Very good acting you've got there.
06:03Thank you.
06:06Jerry, you've already got $1,350.
06:09If you do that again, you'll have a $1,000 bonus.
06:11We'll let the ladies pick this last one here.
06:13Pay attention.
06:14On again.
06:15Off again.
06:16What will it be?
06:17It'll be pay attention.
06:18Pay attention.
06:19And who'll do what, please?
06:20I will receive.
06:21I mean, I will give.
06:22I was going to say, if you're going to receive,
06:23you've got to give the screen away.
06:24I'm so nervous.
06:25You can't have an unfair advantage.
06:26All right.
06:27Please describe these ways to get attention.
06:29Ways to get attention.
06:31Ready?
06:32Go.
06:33Cry.
06:34Faint.
06:36Scream.
06:37Scream.
06:38No.
06:39Yell.
06:40Yeah.
06:41Hot.
06:42When you go, you, ah.
06:43Scream.
06:44Ah.
06:45Scream.
06:46Hey, you.
06:47Hey, buddy.
06:48Yell, holler.
06:49Go on.
06:50Go on.
06:51Next one.
06:52When you go swimming without clothes on.
06:53Nude.
06:54Skinny dipping.
06:55Right.
06:56When kids do this.
06:57Hold your breath.
06:58Right.
06:59Well, I know this one, and I know that one.
07:00Brag.
07:01Name drop.
07:02Yes.
07:03When a person has a, they sell their product.
07:05Ladies.
07:06Ladies.
07:13Did you ever figure out what the one she was doing with the, ah.
07:16No.
07:17Shouting.
07:18Shouting.
07:19I don't know how you do it.
07:20Just bellow a lot and see what happens.
07:2218 to 14.
07:23Gentlemen, you need five correct answers to win it.
07:2519 or go on and get 21 and win a $1,000 bonus.
07:29Jerry, you've got the screen.
07:30You want to play it that way?
07:31Let's try it.
07:32Describe for Michael these things that you get on and off.
07:36Things that you get on and off.
07:38If you get 19, you win the try at the $15,000.
07:42If you get 21, you've picked up a bonus.
07:44Things you get on and off.
07:46Ready.
07:47Go.
07:48At a bar, you sit on a.
07:49Stool.
07:50These are wooden things that you walk around and make you very tall.
07:53Stilts.
07:54This is a carousel.
07:55Merry-go-round.
07:56This is a thing that you hop up.
07:59Logo stick.
08:00Right.
08:01This is something like you would surf on sidewalk with.
08:04Oh, a skateboard.
08:05Right.
08:06When you go onto a plane, you walk up the.
08:09Ramp.
08:10And a politician gets up on this.
08:12Platform.
08:13Oh, podium.
08:14Ivory is a.
08:15Tower.
08:16Pedestal.
08:17Ivory is a.
08:18Oh, you won the game, didn't get the bonus.
08:20I'm sorry.
08:21So far.
08:22So far.
08:23All right.
08:24That's right.
08:25You've won $850.
08:26Thank you very much.
08:27Jerry, let's go and try for the $15,000.
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08:53I wanted to lose a few pounds.
08:59And dining alone didn't seem to be the answer.
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09:03Then gradually as I got in shape, I began to run.
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09:08My family and friends say how healthy I look.
09:11My complexion, my figure.
09:14I don't know a better beauty treatment.
09:16We both work in offices all day.
09:19Running helps us to unwind.
09:21We sleep better.
09:22We feel better.
09:23More alert.
09:24Running is now part of our life.
09:26Look around.
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09:47Gentlemen, it's very simple.
09:49What was that?
09:50That was your little warm-up act.
09:51Yes, releasing.
09:53Very simple.
09:54It says here.
09:55There are six subjects coming up behind your head, Jerry.
09:57Your partner will look at them and give you a list only.
10:04I'm opening my eyes.
10:06Manually?
10:07Yes.
10:08All right.
10:09In any case, the only thing you can't do is wiggle your hands around.
10:11Give a description.
10:12Please give a clean list.
10:13If you get stuck on one, skip it and come back.
10:15And for $15,000, here's your first subject.
10:18Go.
10:19Okay.
10:20Apple, blueberry, meringue.
10:22Right.
10:24Let them eat cake.
10:26What Marie Antoinette would say.
10:27Right.
10:29An embarrassing moment.
10:31A compliment.
10:32Things that make you blush.
10:33Right.
10:37A meal.
10:38A speech.
10:40A performance.
10:42Things you give.
10:43A meal.
10:48A bandage.
10:51Come back.
10:53Next one.
10:54Okay.
10:55An excited person.
10:59A shock victim.
11:06A contest winner.
11:08People who are excited.
11:10People who shout.
11:12A mental patient.
11:14People who yell.
11:16Next, please.
11:17Next.
11:18Next, please.
11:19Next, please.
11:20I'm sorry.
11:21The time was down to two seconds, man.
11:22Sorry.
11:23Those were roughies.
11:25Any ideas on that first one?
11:30Mustard.
11:31Mustard is one that I thought of.
11:33A Boy Scout.
11:34Oh, a Boy Scout.
11:36Yeah.
11:37Wow.
11:38Okay.
11:39Something about packing.
11:40Now, listen to this.
11:41A meal.
11:42A speech.
11:43A Boy Scout.
11:47Mustard.
11:48Mustard.
11:49Your income tax.
11:50Your income tax is borderline.
11:51What is that famous thing they say about Boy Scouts?
11:54Be prepared.
11:55Yeah.
11:56Things that are prepared.
11:57Yeah, things that are prepared.
11:58The other one is hysterical things.
11:59Yeah, that was a killer answer.
12:00Yeah, because there's a lot of meanings to that, too.
12:02A joke is a hysterical thing.
12:04No, not really.
12:05See?
12:06No.
12:07Try again.
12:08I don't know.
12:09Reality is $1,500.
12:10We'll be back in a second.
12:12Hysterical.
12:14That was a good piece.
12:15I was just off on the prepared thing.
12:17Boy Scouts.
12:18Boy Scouts.
12:19Boy Scouts.
12:20Boy Scouts.
12:21Boy Scouts.
12:22Boy Scouts.
12:23Very prepared.
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14:19Thursday. We have a contestant trying to make $20,000 in this go-around and Jerry
14:28we wish you much good luck in that endeavor. Nancy Lane you'll see it's hard
14:33to say debuting after all these years. I mean you've done everything in the world.
14:36Chorus line, seesaw. Is this your first outing with Rhoda? Yeah first TV outing. Oh I was
14:42there once before last season. I was on one episode. What's the part you play?
14:46Tina Molinari. I work with her in the costume shop with Rhoda in the costume
14:50shop. Will we see every week from now on? No every couple of weeks every so often.
14:54Good stuff. And you will see Michael McKeon quite regularly on Laverne and
14:59Shirley. Some say too much. As Lenny. How did you get that you know that whole look
15:07and feel? That's a real person or it's several real people that I went to high
15:10school with in North Shore and Long Island you know. That's an unbelievable
15:14characterization. You do very nicely bud. Michael say hello to your partner Bonnie
15:19Karsh. Bonnie what's your job? I go to law school. How many more years have you got
15:24to do that? Three. Oh boy. Well extra $10,000 might come in handy. We're gonna
15:29start with you in a second. These are the subjects we have. We're surrounded.
15:33The last hurrah. The jet set at ease. The age of Aquarius. Accentuate the positive.
15:38The seven was played the last time Michael. Well let's try the jet set. The
15:42jet set. Please describe for your partner these things associated with an airline
15:46stewardess. Things associated with. Yes sir. You give and she receives. Things
15:51associated with an airline stewardess. Coming up Bonnie. Ready go. Okay. Smile
15:57This is the outfit. The uniform. Yes and this is what you got to buckle up when
16:02they take off. Your seatbelt. Uh-huh and this is what they have the trays and
16:06stuff on. They push it down. They push the thing. It's got wheels on it right and this
16:11is who this is what you have to go through in order to be a good one.
16:16Training. Right and this is the people who fly the plane. Pilots. What the pilot
16:22is called. The whole. The pilot and his co-pilot. Yes love. I don't think I was there on time.
16:34Bonnie they can always check it but I I think that buzzer beat you there. You
16:38had the right. Oh you people. You know. All right. Just so you feel good about it.
16:46They will check the audio tape but I'm pretty sure that call was absolutely on
16:49the nose. Nancy. At ease. At ease. All right. Please describe for your partner
16:54these people whose names end with the letter E. You must give us the entire
16:58name. That is Jerry you've got to respond with the entire name. She will describe
17:02these people whose names end with the letter E and Jerry you must give us the
17:06entire name. Ready go. It's a boat. It used to a southern general. A southern
17:12general. Robert E. Lee. Right. He played in Gone with the Wind. Clark Gable. He's with
17:18it's like Huntley and Brinkley only he's alone and he's a newscaster and Walter
17:24Cronkite. Yes. He played in he played Rocky. Sylvester Stallone. Right. Edie
17:30Gourmet's husband. Steve Lawrence. And she played she's played in with Ted White
17:36and she she was the cook. Oh no go ahead. Oh. Oh okay. I'm sorry.
17:42Oh. Oh. Ted Knight. Nancy you gave him just a little too much help. You know what I mean it's a little hard.
17:53Hey look at that score it's all tied up five and five and that I have checked Michael and
17:56Bonnie is the correct score. Bonnie it's your choice. Okay how about the last hurrah?
18:00Sure. All right. Please describe these things associated with a political
18:05campaign. Things associated with a political campaign. Ready? Go. And this is
18:11Koch and Beam. Not the governor but the mayor. Right. And this is when I cast my
18:17not my ballot. Right. And this is the person who's running is called the
18:21candidate. Right. And this is a state not old but the opposite of old. New. It's a
18:28state. New York. A little state. New Hampshire. Right. And this is when I
18:32stand on take my stand I stand on the. Platform. Platform. No. Soapbox. No. This is my big. I'm sorry. This is my big. Toe.
18:42I don't understand that one at all. What was that? Podium.
18:48Well where were you headed with that Bonnie? Toe. Toe and podium? Boy you were really
18:55stretching. It's nine to five Jerry. Let's see what accentuate the positive is.
19:00Let's see here. You are to demonstrate these various accents. You may not use
19:06any geographical location in your description. Demonstrate these various
19:12accents. You may not use any geographical location in your description. I think
19:18it'll become apparent when you see what they're asking for. Don't use the country
19:21from which or that sort of thing. Are you all right with that? We'll see. I'm
19:28trying to help and I'm making it worse. Demonstrate these various accents. Ready?
19:32Go. German. German. Sophia Loren. Italian. Come down to my plantation. Southern.
19:43Sisi senor. French. Sisi. Mexican. Spanish.
19:50Aaron Gobra. Irish. Come to me to Hong Kong. Japanese. Chinese. I don't speak.
20:14Jerry don't leave the teaching profession. You did a great job. The team that's behind gets the choice.
20:27Bonnie and Michael what will it be? Age of Aquarius. All right. How do you want to
20:33play it please? They both look completely opaque. You're going to do it I gather.
20:36Yeah. These are things associated with the 60s. Things associated with the 60s.
20:43You were born in the 60s weren't you? Yes. Okay. I was borderline there. You say you weren't alive yet? Yes. I was just asking. I was alive for most of the 60s.
20:51All right. These are things associated with the 60s. Ready? Go. All right. This is the Fab Four
20:57from Liverpool. The Beatles. Right. And this was the war that we just got out of. Vietnam. Yeah.
21:02And this was the Broadway musical about the hippies. Hair. Right. And this was the black
21:07leader who was assassinated in 1968. Ephraim Zimbalist. No. Black leader in Atlanta. Forget it. Go on. Right. Okay. Next. This is a very tiny dress. A miniskirt. Right. And this was what I said before a long-haired and beads. A hippie. Right. And this was when you carry placards and signs. Protest.
21:27Martin Luther King. What did you say? Ephraim Zimbalist Jr. Sure. Well, I feel bad about Ephraim Zimbalist's assassination as well, but it's not quite the impact.
21:45You've got to win the award for the last six years of the most bizarre answer ever. Strangest answer I've ever heard. As I say, this encumbers a big shock to Ephraim.
21:56So long as he's healthy. You know what I mean? Yeah. Where was I when last seen? All right. It's 14 to 11. Let's see. Who's going to do this? I'm going to. Please describe for your partner these things that surround other things. Things that surround other things and how we figure this out. You need 15 points to win the try at the $20,000. Four correct answers. 15 points. Things that surround other things. Ready? Go.
22:22A picket. White picket. Fence. Seashell. Right. A round of castle. There is a. Emote. Right. The horses are in a. Corral. Right. That's it. You got it. Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
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24:57Jerry's won $1,500. Now, with a little help from you, Nancy, you can come away with $20,000. We keep our fingers crossed. Here is your first subject. Go.
25:10One quarter, one third, one half. Fraction. Oh, I love this lox on me. I love cream cheese on me. I love lox on me. I love to be... What a bagel would say.
25:21Because you're tired of your marriage. Because you're unhappy in your marriage. Why do you get divorced? Because you like someone else. Because you find this person attractive. Why do you cheat on your wife? Because you find this person attractive. Why do you make love? Because you find this person attractive. Because you have a love affair.
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27:10This is where I spent the last three years of my life. I won't tell you why, because it doesn't matter anymore. The important thing is I paid for it and I learned from it. I'm in a halfway house now and they're helping me turn my life around and get a job so I can support my kids when I get them back. I know it's going to be tough, but I'm going to make it. Thanks to you, I'm not coming back.
27:41We're still sort of wrestling with the answer, Ephraim Zimbalist, Jr.
27:45One of the fine Zimbalists of our time, certainly.
27:48We'll see you again tomorrow, Michael. And Jerry, you'll be over at that table. Nancy, hold in and we'll see you 24 hours from now.
27:56Today's consolation prizes are True Test Easy Care Latex Flat Enamel. Combines the flat finish of latex with the scrub-ability of enamel exclusively from True Value hardware stores.
28:08Fashion footwear from Kinney Shoes, the great American shoe store. Kinney Shoes not only fit your feet, they fit your life.
28:15The Presto Hot Dogger Electric Hot Dog Cooker makes juicier hot dogs cooked from the inside in just 60 seconds. The Hot Dogger from Presto.
28:24A certificate from Lenders Frozen Bagels, a hearty, anytime-of-day taste treat.
28:28Deliciously warmed or toasted, pre-sliced with no preservatives. Lenders, the Bagel Lover's Bagel.
28:33Goobers, the Crunch Crispy Peanuts Raisinets Plump Sweet Raisins, covered with smooth, fine chocolate.
28:40Snowcaps, dark chocolate, nonpareils. Goobers Raisinets Snowcaps.
28:45Last night, Game 1 of the American League Championship Series, the Yankee bats were hot with Reggie Jackson's home run capping the New York victory.
28:59This afternoon, the Royals and Yankees go at it again. Then tonight, at 8 Eastern, Game 1 of the National League Championship Series. Playoff excitement on ABC.
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