he’s one of the ones i really want to meet before he passes, because i especially know i’ll regret it when he does finally pass.

He is now 100!

Yeah. The late Morey Amsterdam had a great sense of humor. 😅

throw in Password too. Top four games

Wow; thanks for sharing!

I thought: I bet someone in the comments will know what happened to the little drummer, and here you are as the first comment. Thank you. Looks like he's still enjoying himself: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d6tldbB32sfKonk.html

@@leesher1845 w1as

Thanks for sharing. That's good to know.

I was watching his legs, perfect in tune with the drum

What’s my Line had the best panel - there were three of them who stayed for years with guest panelists showing up. i remember mostly the very intelligent lady - Dorothy Kilgallen and the smart and dapper - Bennett Cerf, then there was the ever-a-lady - Arlene Francis. John Daly was the straight man host who held the show together. comics Ernie Kovaks, Groucho and others were guests. Henry Morgen, Bill Cullin, and Betsy Palmer i remember from I’ve Got a Secret. Gary Moore was their moderator and he held that show together. he had a great voice, too, abd was great with the guests. :} 💁🏻💁‍♂️🧜‍♂️

I have seen that episode. He was fantastic even then!!

I watched reruns of "The Dick van Dyke Show" and he was introduced as Morey Amsterdam- not Maury.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/edddepaX1duuY30.html this is him now

@@authurgunn3880 Thankyou! :)

Never heard of him, but I'm 53 and saying that name like a toddler! :-)

Yes his name was Keith thibodeaux and he played the drums for many years as an adult for a gospel rock band called David and the Giants

Another great drummer we watched was a Mousekateer by the name of Cubby O'Brian..who became the drummer for the Carpenters!!!

And she appeared on "ER"..

"Baby Boy Drummer" - LJ Wilson - was very conversant at 4 years old, even when asked that particular question. You can find him here on KZfaq.

😂😂😂

RJ Reynolds, the original sponsor of I've Got A Secret dropped the sponsorship after the 1959-60 season when Bristol-Myers became the sole sponsor until General Foods took over sponsorship and Hertz became the alternate sponsor in 1961 for only one season until the Toni division of The Gillette Company who was this episode's sponsor took over.

Nope, kids now are born 6'5".

now have something called the internet. it’s a bit more advanced than your encyclopedias and phone books.

We have adjustable seats.

yes she is....Betsy Palmer.

448 Bonnie Meadow Lane. At least, that's what they said! :)

Yeah, somehow Dick got it wrong and no one corrected him on it. It was 148 Bonnie Meadow Rd, not 448. I just checked.

@@cmtippens9209 Thanks for the correction! The OP waa right then. :)

It's a calculated move. It's show business and removing them the way he did adds drama.

Her name is Betsy Palmer.

heyyyyyy

Oh lighten up! What did you think of the 4 year old drummer?

No one cares what you could do, but the little boy was perfectly normal in his responses. All children of that age on this show clammed up in the same way, or in fact more so.

He was 4.....NORMAL 4 year olds are not performing seals that speak and clap on command especially when they may be seeing themselves for the first time on a television moniter. They are developing personalities at that age . I am sorry you were not able to have a regular childhood.

I agree with IC And Vickie..he's a normal 4 year old who plays drums on beat!!!!!!

​@@tastx3142Why just elevators?

It's Gary, and he just has one of those faces 😅