Exactly. I was born in '52 and I remember watching it when I was probably 6 or 7 for the first time. The date in the header is wrong. The proof is in the DeSoto ad in the intro. It's a '58. I know because my old man bought a used '58 De Soto in 1960. He loved that car, and so did I.

thats british level wit! he'd do well here!

thats probably true.

i love Groucho, but you are saying he is on the same level of influence on culture as the likes of Jesus, reason we have a Christian Religion with 1+ billion followers, and Einstein who, among other things, is responsible for our understanding of relativity and the universe.. did i get that right? like i said i love his quick witted, often tastefully crude humor and he is certainly bright.. but come on..

Not 100 year's 😂 100 years ago was 1921, most television didn't come out till the end of the war 1945. Television did start in the late 30s but their wasn't really any programs. Groucho started television in 1949, radio 47

@@m42037 Although you are clearly a Troll, I'll explain anyway... First of all, I didn't write "100 year's" as you did; I wrote "100 years". Secondly, Groucho was in radio and vaudeville long before his TV career, hence, "100 years of entertaining America". Is that clear enough for you, Mr. Troll, or do you need a diagram?

Groucho's good, but if you watch his eyes he's looking at cue cards which are hidden from the audience. Sure. He's fast but the contestants were extensively interviewed before the show. Groucho was prepped.

This may have been rerun during the summer of 1957 and this print may have been from that rerun.

This run isn't 1951, these commercials don't match the show. Most on here are 57-61 only a few are earlier 50s. This show started on television in 1949 right after Ed Sullivan, he started in 48..

I found it, 22 Feb. 1951.

I don't understand what you just said here. Could you please explain it?

@@Choozylady That's better, Auto correct,, Lol,,

and groucho was a great singer.