I thought that.

I bet that was Mr. Barry's first thought too...

First thought! Wouldn’t have been surprised if that were the case…

Do you suppose that they had enough time to devote to each of eighteen children? Less importantly, do you think they had the financial resources to raise eighteen children the way they might want? The Duggar family was not the model that they wanted us to think, was it?

She may "deserved" a vacation (as anyone should) but she chose to have that many children.Even back then (when I was a child) I don't see how they could afford so many, with out financial help. And who takes care of the children when they go on a trip by themselves? Even back then, health insurance alone would have cost a lot, along with food, and housing.

My aunt knew a woman who had 26 bio kids.

That was back in the day when moms worked very, very hard every day cooking, cleaning, and washing. Far fewer conveniences. Much more work to do.

@@baskervillebee6097 - true but still 18 kids would fo number on a woman’s body.

@@grumpyoldlady_rants Yes

I watched him growing up and adore him. Always so polite and respectful

Is Garry Moore the same one married to Lucille ball?

@@debbiebryan4288 no - Lucy's second husband was Gary Morton.

@@debbiebryan4288 No it isn’t.

I prefer Garry Moore to Steve Allen as show MC.

Beating the NY Yankees as well. I think that Bermuda had an AFRTS TV station only at the time, and live satellite would have been too expensive to carry the game.

"Hi I'm Morey Povich and I've Got a Secret!" LOL

u been watching to much Maury lol

@@mysticpuffy damn it u beat me to it. so just let me say Jerry jerry jerry... or STEEEEEVVVVE! LOL

My Father was named Hank!😆😅

I don't have the numbers, but over the course of the series, the Yankees scored more than twice as many runs as the Pirates!

@@JayTemple The Yankees scored 55 runs while the Pirates scored 27. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1960_World_Series

My father in law was one of 13 kids. They lived on a farm. Typical.

Trust me. This happened during my childhood with my nine siblings. By the time my youngest sisters came along, we were subjected to mean comments even in church.

@@susie2366 That’s sad, I can’t see why it would be anyone’s business, especially to make comments to the family.

Because now people can't afford to do it and depend on government benefits that should go to those who can't help themselves such as the disabled. Fucking like rabbits shouldn't be a free pass to getting money.

I grew up in a family with 8 children. We didn't have enough money for food, shoes, and clothes. My elder brother had to look after the younger children. As I grew older it became my turn. Do I admire parents with large families? NO! My parents generation didn't use birth control but my generation did. Any religion that preaches against birth control needs to look at the population count. There are too many people on Earth and too many people living in poverty. Half of the people living in poverty are children; the same children that the Church demands that must be born. Not one of my siblings have more than 3 children and that includes me.

@@Ozziecatsmom Can you REALLY not see why it would be anyone's business? Because people crank out kids faster than they can earn enough money to raise them, so you and I pay taxes that go into their care. (I just LOVE paying $19,000 per year for shitty health insurance so I can watch other people get FREE health insurance because they can't afford to pay for themselves and their spawn.) There is too much work for the parents so the older kids have to be parents to the younger kids. (Kids should be kids in their childhoods, not parental assistants!) There are already too many people on this poor, abused planet but selfish people who can't put on a condom or take a pill have to keep irresponsibly cranking out kid after kid, who grow up in poverty most of the time, and know no better, so they do the same and the cycle repeats. The stupid religions demand that all kids be born, but yet aren't there to pick up the pieces when the whole family turns to shit because everyone in the family is stressed financially, emotionally, health-wise, and socially. Yes, it IS INDEED all of our business.

The Bermuda trip will tell. Lol!

Too obvious. The fun was scaring the husband.

That’s what I thought at first but it would have been too easy for the panel to guess.

I thought twins.

@@davemattia 19th

Probably something not healthy.

A girdle

I've seen this before. What an experience. It should have been a longer time away.

@@donnawoodford6641 Didn't you hear at the end? The show gave them.a longer trip...

The first clock is in Bermuda Time in the Atlantic Time Zone, one hour ahead of NY Time in the Eastern Time Zone. Thus, it took around 3 hours! The second clock is in NY.

Bermuda is out in the middle of the Atlantic. Every side of the island is the ocean side.

Yes, they drive on the logical side.

@@icturner23 More people drive on the right hand side in the world than on the left, and there are some very practical, and dare I say, logical reasons for it due to how travel was developed. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p5dyaa9m06uWkn0.html

And the Television Cameras add ten lbs (pounds) in weight looks wise!!... On the other hand, she sure would get enough exercise running around after all of the kids!! (not to mention ALL THAT late night exercise they both enjoyed so much!?!...) My grandad was one of twenty two kids!! (no tv channels in Ireland back then!!) It's not all that unusual here, up until about 40years ago.... My Dad also came from a rather large family; though it was positively tiny in comparison to ALL those Aunts and Uncles on both sides!! (Granny's {Grandad's wife} parents married rather late - in their mid thirties - but still managed to produce NINE girls!!) He's one of ten who survived to adulthood.... Granny had her first baby at 22 & her last one aged 48!! Thank God they were quite well off (my Grandfather was the single biggest building contractor in the country at the time - most/all of the others were subcontractors (aka "Subs") of his; or subs of his subs; or subs of subs of his subs, and so on: he built most of the Government Contract Jobs like the various hospitals, universities, schools, government buildings, state sponsored housing estates/apartment blocks, etc, etc...) Can you imagine trying to feed, clothe and educate all those kids if you weren't?!....

Very simple. Because people are longing for the days when America was loved and appreciated by Americans who knew they lived in the greatest Country in the world.

yup!!!!! :) looks like we both found this just now (as opposed to even 1 year ago 😋

We've been exposed to the Duggars. They definitely changed how I feel about large families. It no longer feels wholesome. Just icky and perverted.

it seems I have one response to you what the hell was wrong with your parents having you ??????????

@@kirkreid743 sad what they have done to large family names. My family is 5 children, but my 2 older brothers are way older (like 21ish yrs and 24 years) then my twin and I then our little sister. But we girls where adopted. ANYWAY our family always felt very small, because all our friends growing up are large families. One is 7 Girls then 2 boys (and sadly the poor Mom and so many miscarriages after #4 they thought they would never be able to have any more, then she lost the last baby she would ever be able to have, and she knew that she was getting to up there) and then the other family ended up having 11 children. And lots of other families through the years. Guess it is just common in my area. So there is nothing yucky about it. And Is simply a heartwarming thought. To us when someone says they only have 2 kids we think "that's it?". Guess it just depends on the area you live. To me there is nothing more fun the a lot of little children running around having fun.

I have 4 kids and have gotten a couple of mild digs from my co-workers about it. I remember one saying "Wow, how prolific of you!" Nothing I'd call hostile, but it definitely shows how attitudes have changed in certain circles.

18 kids and just look at her fabulous figure!

Why? There is horseracing at Acqueduct Racetrack in the winter, and planes do fly to Bermuda in the winter, too!

I saw that too! I remember him! I thought he was the one who had the secret, but he wasn't!

That's what was expected of women back then over all. They didn't have a ton of choices back then. Even today plenty of religious beliefs cause people to think women exist to be baby making machines. The govt isn't helping with that since they're taking away as many abortion clinics as possible and women's health care in general, including giving companies the rights to decide not to give insurance for birth control pills over the company owner's 'deeply held personal beliefs.' If men had the babies, the opposite would be happening. There would be abortion clinics on every other corner, and birth control would be free, etc. But women are always treated as second class citizens.

Try a Muslim country...That's where their treaded second class..Woman are treated damn good in America..

I would imagine because they both realize that children are a blessing.

Come on 18 kids..That's not a blessing..She's a was a baby factory...

Jack Val Nonsense. There is an incredible amount of sexism and misogyny going on! Just this week Tucker Carlson, a TV host on Fox News and very popular with the Republicans, were caught having said that women were extremely primitive and needed to be told what to do.

@Dave Mattia LMAO. I did not see that coming and LOLed. Thanks for the late-night laugh! 😃

It's actually very reasonable that a parent in 1960 could be good to that many children. It was a far different time then.

@@pattycake9183 nah

@@RisingEdge111 yes, they could. I doubt you were alive in 1960 and you probably have very little real experience with large families.

Ignorance is bliss.

Don't be putting your life issues/ problems unto others. 🙄