The Newlywed Game - S02
Title:
The Newlywed Game - S02
Quality:
HD
Released:
Sep 05, 1966
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Country:
Casts:
Bob Eubanks, Bob Hilton, Charlie O'Donnell, Gary Kroeger, Jim Lange, Johnny Jacobs
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Seasons (2)
Episodes (261)
1. Monday September 5, 19662. Tuesday September 6, 19663. Wednesday September 7, 19664. Thursday September 8, 19665. Friday September 9, 19666. Monday September 12, 19667. Tuesday September 13, 19668. Wednesday September 14, 19669. Thursday September 15, 196610. Friday September 16, 196611. Monday September 19, 196612. Tuesday September 20, 196613. Wednesday September 21, 196614. Thursday September 22, 196615. Friday September 23, 196616. Monday September 26, 196617. Tuesday September 27, 196618. Wednesday September 28, 196619. Thursday September 29, 196620. Friday September 30, 196621. Monday October 3, 196622. Tuesday October 4, 196623. Wednesday October 5, 196624. Thursday October 6, 196625. Friday October 7, 196626. Monday October 10, 196627. Tuesday October 11, 196628. Wednesday October 12, 196629. Thursday October 13, 196630. Friday October 14, 196631. Monday October 17, 196632. Tuesday October 18, 196633. Wednesday October 19, 196634. Thursday October 20, 196635. Friday October 21, 196636. Monday October 24, 196637. Tuesday October 25, 196638. Wednesday October 26, 196639. Wednesday October 26, 196640. Thursday October 27, 196641. Friday October 28, 196642. Monday October 31, 1966 (Halloween)43. Tuesday November 1, 196644. Wednesday November 2, 196645. Thursday November 3, 196646. Friday November 4, 196647. Monday November 7, 196648. Tuesday November 8, 196649. Wednesday November 9, 196650. Thursday November 10, 196651. Friday November 11,196652. Monday November 14, 196653. Tuesday November 15, 196654. Wednesday November 16, 196655. Thursday November 17, 196656. Friday November 18, 196657. Monday November 21, 196658. Tuesday November 22, 196659. Wednesday November 23, 196660. Thursday November 24, 196661. Friday November 25, 196662. Monday November 28, 196663. Tuesday November 29, 196664. Wednesday November 30, 196665. Thursday December 1, 196666. Friday December 2, 196667. Monday December 5, 196668. Tuesday December 6, 196669. Wednesday December 7, 196670. Thursday December 8, 196671. Friday December 9, 196672. Monday December 12, 196673. Tuesday December 13, 196674. Wednesday December 14, 196675. Thursday December 15, 196676. Thursday December 15, 196677. Friday December 16, 196678. Monday December 19, 196679. Tuesday December 20, 196680. Wednesday December 21, 196681. Thursday December 22, 196682. Friday December 23, 196683. Monday December 26, 1966 (1st Kwanzaa)84. Tuesday December 27, 196685. Wednesday December 28, 196686. Thursday December 29, 196687. Friday December 30, 196688. Monday January 2, 196789. Tuesday January 3, 196790. Wednesday January 4, 196791. Thursday January 5, 196792. Friday January 6, 196793. Saturday January 7, 196794. Monday January 9, 196795. Tuesday January 10, 196796. Wednesday January 11, 196797. Thursday January 12, 196798. Friday January 13, 196799. Saturday January 14, 1967100. Monday January 16, 1967101. Tuesday January 17, 1967102. Wednesday January 18, 1967103. Thursday January 19, 1967104. Friday January 20, 1967105. Saturday January 21, 1967106. Monday January 23, 1967107. Tuesday January 24, 1967108. Wednesday January 25, 1967109. Thursday January 26, 1967110. Friday January 27, 1967111. Saturday January 28, 1967112. Monday January 30, 1967113. Tuesday January 31, 1967114. Wednesday February 1, 1967115. Thursday February 2, 1967116. Friday February 3, 1967117. Saturday February 4, 1967118. Monday February 6, 1967119. Tuesday February 7, 1967120. Wednesday February 8, 1967121. Thursday February 9, 1967122. Friday February 10, 1967123. Saturday February 11, 1967124. Monday February 13, 1967125. Tuesday February 14, 1967126. Wednesday February 15, 1967127. Thursday February 16, 1967128. Friday February 17, 1967129. Saturday February 18, 1967130. Monday February 20, 1967131. Tuesday February 21, 1967132. Wednesday February 22, 1967133. Thursday February 23, 1967134. Friday February 24, 1967135. Saturday February 25, 1967136. Monday February 27, 1967137. Tuesday February 28, 1967138. Wednesday March 1, 1967139. Thursday March 2, 1967140. Friday March 3, 1967141. Saturday March 4, 1967142. Monday March 6, 1967143. Tuesday March 7, 1967144. Wednesday March 8, 1967145. Thursday March 9, 1967146. Friday March 10, 1967147. Saturday March 11, 1967148. Monday March 13, 1967149. Tuesday March 14, 1967150. Wednesday March 15, 1967151. Thursday March 16, 1967152. Friday March 17, 1967153. Saturday March 18, 1967154. Monday March 20, 1967155. Tuesday March 21, 1967156. Wednesday March 22, 1967157. Thursday March 23, 1967158. Friday March 24, 1967159. Saturday March 25, 1967160. Monday March 27, 1967161. Tuesday March 28, 1967162. Wednesday March 29, 1967163. Thursday March 30, 1967164. Friday March 31, 1967165. Saturday April 1, 1967 (April Fool's Day & Night)166. Monday April 3, 1967167. Tuesday April 4, 1967168. Wednesday April 5, 1967169. Thursday April 6, 1967170. Friday April 7, 1967171. Saturday April 8, 1967172. Monday April 10, 1967173. Tuesday April 11, 1967174. Wednesday April 12, 1967175. Thursday April 13, 1967176. Friday April 14, 1967177. Saturday April 15, 1967178. Monday April 17, 1967179. Tuesday April 18, 1967180. Wednesday April 19, 1967181. Thursday April 20, 1967182. Friday April 21, 1967183. Saturday April 22, 1967184. Monday April 24, 1967185. Tuesday April 25, 1967186. Wednesday April 26, 1967187. Thursday April 27, 1967188. Friday April 28, 1967189. Saturday April 29, 1967190. Monday May 1, 1967191. Tuesday May 2, 1967192. Wednesday May 3, 1967193. Thursday May 4, 1967194. Friday May 5, 1967195. Saturday May 6, 1967196. Monday May 8, 1967197. Tuesday May 9, 1967198. Wednesday May 10, 1967199. Thursday May 11, 1967200. Friday May 12, 1967201. Saturday May 13, 1967202. Monday May 15, 1967203. Tuesday May 16, 1967204. Wednesday May 17, 1967205. Thursday May 18, 1967206. Friday May 19, 1967207. Saturday May 20, 1967208. Monday May 22, 1967209. Tuesday May 23, 1967210. Wednesday May 24, 1967211. Thursday May 25, 1967212. Friday May 26, 1967213. Saturday May 27, 1967214. Monday May 29, 1967215. Tuesday May 30, 1967216. Wednesday May 31, 1967217. Thursday June 1, 1967218. Friday June 2, 1967219. Saturday June 3, 1967220. Monday June 5, 1967221. Tuesday June 6, 1967222. Wednesday June 7, 1967223. Thursday June 8, 1967224. Friday June 9, 1967225. Saturday June 10, 1967226. Monday June 12, 1967227. Tuesday June 13, 1967228. Wednesday June 14, 1967229. Thursday June 15, 1967230. Friday June 16, 1967231. Saturday June 17, 1967232. Monday June 19, 1967233. Tuesday June 20, 1967234. Wednesday June 21, 1967235. Thursday June 22, 1967236. Friday June 23, 1967237. Saturday June 24, 1967238. Monday June 26, 1967239. Tuesday June 27, 1967240. Wednesday June 28, 1967241. Thursday June 29, 1967242. Friday June 30, 1967243. Saturday July 1, 1967244. Monday July 3, 1967245. Tuesday July 4, 1967246. Wednesday July 5, 1967247. Thursday July 6, 1967248. Friday July 7, 1967249. Saturday July 8, 1967250. Monday July 10, 1967251. Tuesday July 11, 1967 (The 1st Anniversary Show)252. Wednesday July 12, 1967253. Thursday July 13, 1967254. Friday July 14, 1967255. Saturday July 15, 1967256. Monday July 17, 1967257. Tuesday July 18, 1967258. Wednesday July 19, 1967259. Thursday July 20, 1967260. Friday July 21, 1967261. Saturday July 22, 1967
Synopsis The Newlywed Game - S02
The Newlywed Game is an American television dating game show that pits newly married couples against each other in a series of revealing question rounds to determine how well the spouses know or do not know each other. The program, originally created by Robert "Nick" Nicholson and E. Roger Muir and produced by Chuck Barris, has appeared in many different versions since its 1966 debut. The show became famous for some of the arguments that couples had over incorrect answers in the form of mistaken predictions, and it even led to some divorces. Many of The Newlywed Game's questions dealt with "making whoopee", the euphemism that producers used for sexual intercourse to circumvent network censorship. However, it became such a catchphrase of the show that its founding host, Bob Eubanks, continued to use the word throughout the show's many runs, even in the 1980s and 1990s episodes and beyond, when he could easily have said "make love" or "have sex" without censorship. GSN's version of The Newlywed Game airs reruns throughout the week. Network Bounce TV has acquired the reruns from GSN. In 2013, TV Guide ranked it #10 in its list of the 60 greatest game shows ever.
- Bob Eubanks
- Bob Hilton
- Charlie O'Donnell
- Gary Kroeger
- Jim Lange
- Johnny Jacobs
