@Todd: Yes, back when parks like that actually were mainly places to see sea life and trained whales, dolphins, and seals. Now, they've turned them into mostly rides-type amusement parks, with animals here and there. :( I went to Sea World in 2018 and I was so disappointed that it was so different from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, when Sea World was actually a marine animal showcase! They also had too many shows that had nothing to do with the animals!

Now that you've got your gas bag filled........

@z Yup, humans are a part of nature too.

@@slaytonp :)

Poor little lonely pilot whale needs to with his own kind, whether in captivity or the wild.

I was born in 1965 and I didn't know about this show until last year! Once discovered, I was hooked on this delightfully unique show!!! And it's so wonderful to meet famous people from the past who are "playing" themselves! As for many of them, I've heard their names, but have never seen them! As for ultra famous people from the past, such as Bob Hope or Lucille Ball, it's fun to see them on this show!

It is delightfully addictive! At first, I watched randomly dated programs. Then I wised up, started over at the beginning, and have watched them in chronological order. The comments made make more sense when you've seen the previous week's show and are able to follow the conversation. Despite the fact many decades separate the original air dates and when we're watching the episodes, I feel as if I know Arlene, Bennett, Dorothy, John, Martin and the compliment of other guest panelists. The usual contributors of comments are also familiar. It's a WML? family!

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Welcome to a better USA than you have ever known.

I hated when they rushed the last contestant. It was so inconsiderate and thoughtless to the contestants. I’m sure many of them were disappointed.

I dont think its allowed to recognize that sort of thing anymore. Complements are sexist

The best puns are always cringe-worthy.

Me too

@@IAintTheDaddyMaury: You both need to do penance. :D

You betcha!

519DJW -- Not "Marine World", actually, but Marineland of the Pacific, which opened in 1954 and closed in 1987. It was located right on the Pacific near Portuguese Bend on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in Los Angeles County. Sea World in San Diego, which was bigger and splashier (no pun intended) simply because it opened 10 years later on a much larger piece of land with a bigger scope in mind, bought out Marineland of the Pacific and closed it, moving all of Marineland's killer whales, pilot whales, dolphins, porpoises, etc. to Sea World. In this episode of WML, the card used the name "California Marineland" just to differentiate it from the older Marineland of Florida, which would have been better known to people on the east coast.

Wales, Whales...

Also there is a Marine World (later merged with the Africa USA wild game show) in the San Francisco Bay area.

@@ToddSF I am from the Palos Verdes peninsula and I went to Marineland quite often growing-up

Welsh poet Dylan Thomas said if he'd been an Eskimo, he'd have lived on whales instead of in it.

No way, Bing was the looker in my view.

Bob was cuter, and I'd rather listen to his music any day.

Wrong again.

HiYa Pal Bob was incredible!

Sharon Collie Oh, *Absolutely!* You misunderstood me. I *totally* love Bob. I collect all and any of his movies that I can find, and I watch anything pertaining to him, that pops up on my KZfaq. I was just disappointed because so many guests have a friend with them; and although Bob appears on this show with his daughter, and at another time with Lucy, I was hoping that he also appeared with Bing, since they were such close friends, and had made so many "Road to" Movies. But alas, I don't believe that Bing ever appeared on this show, although Bob signed in as Bing, on an episode. 😉lol

Please don't be silly.

@@peternagy-im4be- "silly"... from the original Latin, meaning 100% facts (?)

Nonsense. Complete and utter nonsense.

Does this Virtue Signaling make you feel better?

Carole Blin I would not speak without a lawyer? Or is my French really weak?

AGREE 100% BING WAS HOT!!!

@@wodgerdog646 Bing was amazing looking when young with gorgeous blue eyes!

I don't think Bing was cute.

@@essile_1938 Millions of women in the day thought Bing was hot, including his two incredibly beautiful wives.

Sometimes a person who is born in one country grows up in another and then goes back to the land of his birth.

Мой инглиш ниже среднего, но, как ни странно, 90% речи понимаю. Мне американцев легче понимать, вот с англичанами - беда.