The exchange between Eamonn Andrews and John Daly during the 2nd contestant was priceless. It was so funny.

Ingemar Johansson was a fine fighter. He had some great battles with Floyd Patterson. As somewhat wrote earlier, he and Patterson became very good friends. That is a pretty good testimonial on what kind of man he was. He probably retired at a good time since we have seen and now know the damage that boxing can cause when boxers age. Thanks for the video.

Miss Ward, the English barmaid - was so attractive to me. Full figure, feminine, and intelligent! ♥

13:55 This has been mentioned elsewhere, but I wanted to leave the time stamp. The volley between Mr. Andres and Mr. Daly is outstanding. There has never been a moment like that in any of the shows so far; no regular panel member has been as loquacious, audacious, and gracious as Mr. Andrews, and I've seen them all. He was smoother than James Bond. ...And wow did Ms. Francis have eyes for Johansson lol

Have to say, being a 70s child, I know Eamonn Andrews for holding the red book and introducing guests on the UK version of This Is Your Life. His presence was rather passive and natural and the main distinctive qualities he had were his lopsided smile and that lilting Irish delivery particularly when he'd exclaim at the end....'This.....Is Yourrr Loife!' But HERE on these episodes of WML I've learned of a new side of Eamonn Andrews. Especially the one where he moderates in Daly's absence. Highly articulate, cool, calm, collected and oozing charm. There's an air of intellect to add to his air of authority. Good old Eamonn. (incidentally pronounced Aymon, not Eemon as Daly did near the beginning!)

At around 14:50, John mentions that an old friend of his, Kyle Rote, is in the audience and is one of the greatest catchers there is. Kyle Rote as a football star in college as an all-American running back at SMU. He played 11 seasons for the New York Giants in the NFL; the first two were as a running back, but due to a knee injury he became a wide receiver for the other 9 seasons. At the time of this episode, Rote was still active. He retired in 1962 and became a coach and a broadcaster. His son, Kyle Rote, Jr., was a professional soccer player and is in the National Soccer Hall of Fame.

....and for your information, US folks....The Red Lion is still, to this day, No.1 on the list of the most popular names for a British pub.

Dorothy and Arlene were staring hungrily at Ingemar Johansson as he walked out... :-)

Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson had, despite their fights in the ring, a lifelong friendship. "GOOD!"" as Arlene would have said.

John tells the very Irish Eamonn that an English barmaid is his "fellow countrywoman". Ouch!

Förvånansvärt bra engelska faktiskt.

What a good looking man was Ingemar Johansen.

I love the way Dorothy nods when JCD introduces the contestants to the panel.

Ingo has that European suaveness.

I love seeing Eamonn on the panel again!

The following night Johansson was knocked out by Floyd Patterson who became the first man to regain the heavyweight crown.

So this Eamonn Andrews was a British Television Presenter who hosted both the British versions of This Is Your Life and What's My Line. I see why they have him as a panelist on the Goody-Toddy USA version of this show. The Barmaid. Dorothy does it again! Came up with the lady's occupation. Bridal Veil Seller. This got pretty risque talking about rubber and in the bedroom and babies and worn continuously. But the questioning was respectful that families would be watching the show in 1960 just as mine did. Dorothy mentioned Ingemar Johannson in her opening introduction of Eamonn and now he shows up as a Mystery Gues. They day before the fight he shows up on the show as the Mystery Guest.

Arlene has got her eyes on handsome Ingemar right out the curtain. After a few hundred of these WML you get to know Arlene's 'type' of hunk.

Great athlete & nice loopings man 👨

I'm reasonably sure that this is the Charles McCoy of Boonton who was in between his junior and senior year of college at this point, and if this is that McCoy, then he later went on to marry someone named JoAnn, and eventually became the Police Chief of Mountain Lakes (which is right next to Boonton), and retired in 1998 after serving in the force for 32 years. (And has since been head of corporate security for a computer firm.) It's sometimes hard to tell, if the person is in a summer job or what have you, but he's got the right timeline.

He did not say may the best man win cause he didn't want to take any sides and you're it

18:05- what the heck were they selling?

Ingo 🇸🇪 but they already knew that...

22:40 This is a first (as far as my watching WML). JCD says his usual, "Let's let the audience in the theater and the folks at home know exactly what your line is..." And the contestant leans over and pretends to whisper in JCD's ear!!!! JCD at first is off camera to our right but then decides to humor him and leans in to pretend to listen! lololol

At 21:48 Arlis Francis is really staring at Ingemar. She's taking a liking???? 😀😀

Was this the only time the name of the Mystery Guest was mentioned in the panelists' introductions?

BARMAID IN ENGLISH PUB SELLS BRIDAL VEILS MOSQUITO EXTERMINATOR 18:23 Was that bird crap on the sleeve of his jacket? 22:40 Did he think the show was "I've Got a Secret"?

Arlene's hair has looked particularly lovely recently.

Amusing to see Andrews and Daly try to outdo each other in semantic interpretation. Daly wins. Gil Fates's report of this mystery guest sequence in his book is in some ways inaccurate. What he reported may have happened backstage. News headline Tuesday: Dorothy loses eight dollars. Ingo should have gone to bed and stayed there.

I have to laugh at everyone commenting how the two ladies were staring at Ingemar. everyone expects a guy to drool and hump a woman's leg like a dog, but when a woman admires a man and has naughty thoughts, SHOCKING.

Cerf had some undeserved clout on the show. No one notices how Arlene lets Cerf guess the mystery guest even though she obviously knows who it is. Did he later publish her book(s)?

What does Arlene say at around 6:55 about passing that has John saying :“Why, Miss Francis!“ ?

Bennett and John are funny bantering back and forth, but have a wonderful friendship! 😀 👍👏

I can't stop watching this show. Beats the mindless drivel generally seen "nowadays"...

Johansson was really handsome.

Cram Master Graham

Dorothy gonna lose some money!

18:05 I am very curious about Sponsor that with a female walking hounded around???

Arlene is toasted I do believe

Technically Eammon isn’t a countryman of the first contestant since he’s Irish. Ireland split from the UK in the 20’s.

He should have been tucked up in bed. He suffered his first defeat, and first of of 2 defeats to Floyd Patterson the day after, having previously beaten him. Loss 22-1 Floyd Patterson KO 5 (15) 20 June 1960 Polo Grounds, New York City, New York, United States Lost world heavyweight title

Bennett has babies on the brain.

I wouldn't be this cheerful if I was 24 hours away from being knocked out cold.

AR LEENS FIRST PASS ?? WWWHHOOOOOOAAHH. THATS. A. FIRST 😊😊😮😮😮😊😮😮😊😮😮

19:31 Appearing on national television the night before he would defend the heavyweight championship of the world?? Thar's really not a good idea.

Cerf interrupts Daly talking about the mystery guest to ask some stupid question the guest would be a fool to answer. Proof Cerf was is not only rude, and privileged on this show for some reason we’ll never know for sure, and an idiot desperate to show he is smart.

he knew he had lost before anything. he didn't even look like he was trying at this point. just wanted to lap up the last moments of fame. Johansson was one of the luckiest champions in history, & Floyd's insufferable glass jaw played a huge part in it.

Staring hungrily is a rude comment