Match Game 1973 -1982
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Sep 24, 2026
Roger ScottHOST
I know James... 661-1037.
Roger ScottHOST
Is Benny ready to play a match game? Maybe.
Roger ScottHOST
Maybe.
Roger ScottHOST
He is.
Roger ScottHOST
Darren.
Roger ScottHOST
Darren.
Roger ScottHOST
Darren, Darren, are you calling for match game?
Robert CoxGUEST
Well, that or the happy days.
Eric Von HaesslerHOST
That's right, ladies and gentlemen.
Eric Von HaesslerHOST
This is Match Game 73.
Eric Von HaesslerHOST
You've tuned in to Radio Mad Libs.
Eric Von HaesslerHOST
Boy, are we having a hell of a good time.
John BrazerHOST
You attended La Salle University.
John BrazerHOST
Which of these celebs did not go to La Salle, okay? Uh, A, ESPN and CBS basketball analyst Bill Raftery, uh, B, Match Game panelist Charles Nelson Reilly, Tom Curley, the founder of USA Today, and actor Peter Boyle.
John BrazerHOST
So who did not go to La Salle? Bill Raftery, uh, Charles Nelson Reilly, Jim- Tom Curley, or Peter Boyle?
Fran DunphyGUEST
Charles Nelson Reilly.
John BrazerHOST
...
John BrazerHOST
I, I'm fascinated with or fixated-
Tom BurgoyneHOST
Match Game
John BrazerHOST
... on the Match Game, so I always throw a Match Game, especially for people that would remember Match Game.
Tim KurkjianHOST
He's the one that I used to watch growing up, so w- we should have a shout-out at least to, um, to, to him.
Tim KurkjianHOST
Our shortstop is Gene Alley, named for Gene Rayburn, who was the host of The Match Game for years.
Jeff KurkjianHOST
Very good.
Tim KurkjianHOST
He, he was great at that.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
Gemini, okay? So I sent you a picture.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
Monday was the Emmys, okay? So I dug out an old Emmy nomination for the four of us who were writing Match Game out in Hollywood.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
When the show was in New York, I wrote the whole show when it went to Hollywood.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
And you want to just show that certificate? Yeah.
39 MINS LATER
Dick DeBartoloHOST
So in New York City, there is a hobby store on near Fifth Avenue, actually around the corner from Five Below, called the Red Caboose.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
I've not been there in at least 25 years.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
But I used to go there a lot when I was writing Match Game because it was mainly a hobby store for trains.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
So I went back as sort of a goodbye.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
Gemini, okay? So I sent you a picture.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
Monday was the Emmys, okay? So I dug out an old Emmy nomination for the four of us who were writing Match Game out in Hollywood.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
When the show was in New York, I wrote the whole show when it went to Hollywood.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
And you want to just show that certificate? Yeah.
39 MINS LATER
Dick DeBartoloHOST
So in New York City, there is a hobby store on near Fifth Avenue, actually around the corner from Five Below, called the Red Caboose.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
I've not been there in at least 25 years.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
But I used to go there a lot when I was writing Match Game because it was mainly a hobby store for trains.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
So I went back as sort of a goodbye.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
Gemini, okay? So I sent you a picture.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
Monday was the Emmys, okay? So I dug out an old Emmy nomination for the four of us who were writing Match Game out in Hollywood.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
When the show was in New York, I wrote the whole show when it went to Hollywood.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
And you want to just show that certificate? Yeah.
39 MINS LATER
Dick DeBartoloHOST
So in New York City, there is a hobby store on near Fifth Avenue, actually around the corner from Five Below, called the Red Caboose.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
I've not been there in at least 25 years.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
But I used to go there a lot when I was writing Match Game because it was mainly a hobby store for trains.
Dick DeBartoloHOST
So I went back as sort of a goodbye.
Pat WalshHOST
What? Back in the 90s, for whatever reason, you would hear suggestions that regular people, you know what, they might just randomly burst into a big old bright orange flame.
Pat WalshHOST
They're just sitting on the couch, you know, watching match game.
Pat WalshHOST
With Charles Nelson Riley and Brett Summers and Richard Dawson and Fanny Flagg and who's the dude that played radar? You know, that guy.
Pat WalshHOST
I talked to that guy once.
Dan BernsteinHOST
Here is Cindy from Federal Way.
Dan BernsteinHOST
Dan, last Friday, you said among your favorite TV shows, the one that shaped your humor and looking at the world was Match Game.
Dan BernsteinHOST
And you followed that by saying any iteration of Match Game, but primarily the Gene Rayburn, Richard Dawson heyday.
Dan BernsteinHOST
I agree with you on that front, especially the 1990 iteration with Ross Schaefer as host and Charles Nelson Reilly in his normal spot.
Dan BernsteinHOST
There is one version that will make you rethink that thought, and it had Gene Rayburn on it.
Dan BernsteinHOST
1983.
Dan BernsteinHOST
The Marriage from Hell, known as the Match Game Hollywood Squares Hour.
Dan BernsteinHOST
Gene Rayburn was there, but he was dragged kicking and screaming to doing it after a few weeks when all the flaws were laid bare.
Tony BruschiHOST
...
Tony BruschiHOST
Match Game.
ToddHOST
Match Game.
Carol HughesHOST
[laughs]
ToddHOST
Yep.
Carol HughesHOST
... what game show that would be.
Carol HughesHOST
[laughs]
Tony BruschiHOST
Match Game.
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