“What were you thinking of, a bull?” Arlene brought out the frisky side of Dorothy.

I haven’t heard anyone say “fooey” since my mother died in 1980.  She used to say that.  Miss you mom 😇🥰‼️

Love how polite and nice everyone was.

This is 100% feelgood. All the way down to the writing of the names. And Dorothy Killgallen forever a hero, never to be forgotten. If you haven't already you are obliged to watch a documentary on her. She is a saint.

I grew up in the sixties with this on Sunday nights.  A more dignified and courteous time on television.

The day my parents got married .   Miss you Mom and Dad ❤️🙏

During my high school years 1959 - 1963 I watched most episodes of WML after church Sunday nights.  I still recognize about 99.9% of all the people on the program; probably less than 1% of them are still alive today, and no one younger than about 50 would know any of them.  (I never heard of Mr Houk.)  Once they had an old man who at age 5 had witnessed the assassination of Abraham Lincoln in 1865,  that's 155 years ago.  He said he had felt sorry for that poor man who broke his leg.

People in the past, both contestants and panel, were so charming, polite, mannerly and respectful. They make you want to know them and interact with them ❤

Even the intro to this program was so clever and creative.

We can only hope and pray that the person or persons guilty of her murder will be apprehended.  The coverup was so transparent!

This show to me is like mashed potatoes and meat loaf, what I consider comfort food.  It just always makes me feel good to watch. I was born just 19 days before this show aired.

17:50 Janet Leigh
After "Psycho,"  she never took a shower again. It was released June 16, 1960.

Leigh still had a limp from a leg injury earlier.

Men and women and couples were called handsome in those days more so than now.

Mrs. Boo makes back scratchers for the ones that go Moo.

Well it was almost Halloween so "Boo" is an appropriate contestant 🎃

Janet Leigh was truly a beautiful woman

I think that Janet Leigh was great in a Columbo episode called Forgotten Lady...

I was 6 days old!

Thanks very much for sharing.