This is for Lt. Washburn,
Here are some fun shot’s of a real classic comedian, Movie and Television star, and a real gentleman! Paul Lynde appeared in almost every show I grew up watching… He was in, The Munsters, F Troop, Bewitched, The Glass Bottom Boat, all those crazy beach blanket movies and on and on, He was always so much fun to see in that center square on “Hollywood Squares” and always had everyone on the show rolling with laughter. Mr. Lynde was one of the best and dearly missed. Here is the link to an awesome website dedicate to the one and only Paul Lynde. Read on for more photos of the man and his many roles!
Mr. "Center Square" himself
Paul as Edward Howard Dudley, M.D. The blind-as-a-bat without his glasses family doctor on The Munsters
Paul with Ginger, Tina Louise
with Marlo Thomas from "That Girl"
"F" Troop!!!
Singing with Jerry Lewis — I wonder who sang worse??
As Uncle Arthur from the beloved show Bewitched
Ya gotta love Paul Lynde, he’s a hoot! Of course behind the scenes he was a tourtured dude 😦
John
Paul Lynde was great! One of the funniest sketches I;ve seen him do was when whe was a DMV inspector and Dean Martin was trying toget his liscense (with a sctch in hand, of course)
We old over 40 guys appreciate the clssics don’t we?
And over 40 girls! I loved that sketch!!
Yeah, Paul Lynde was a hoot, no-bout-a-doubt it, in everthing he did. There was a reason he was the CENTER square for so many many years on HS, eh. Just his laugh alone was a hoot. 😀
I like Bernard Fox, who played Dr. Bombay, too.
Calling Dr. Bombay, calling Dr. Bombay. Emergency! Come right away!
That show was such fun, all of it.
Remember Sam’s raven-haired (bad-girl) cousin, Serena, I think that was her name (played by Montgomery in a black wig). That was for the guys out there who like bad-girls and brunettes over blonds. Best of best worlds, eh. Jeannie did it too, with Eden in a black wig as well, as her (bad-girl) sister. Can’t recall her name, I think it was Jeannie, as well, eh.
LLP,
deg
If you watch “American Dad”, the alien sounds just like paul lynde.
I’ll have to check it out,,, Thanks
You can watch eps on Hulu.com (Love that site)
Here are some clips, just a quick note, Patrick Stewart has a role on the show.
Roger the Alien
Patrick Stewart
The opening line about Pecan Sandies is just funny, he’s so bitter and bitchy
http://www.adultswim.com/video/?episodeID=b071b370ba1dcab0a81004e9f823ec10
I love Paul Lynde. He did the best reaction faces on 60’s television. Yeah, I think Roger is supposed to be an homage to Lynde, right down the subtle hints of homosexuality just like they did on “Bewitched.”
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right down to the subtle hints of homosexuality…
I hate when I hit “submit” too soon!
He was brilliant!
I recently ran across the following site that is full of links to quotes from the Hollywood Squares. This one, specifically Paul Lynde’s quotes, had me gasping:
http://www.classicsquares.com/lyndesquares.html
ahhhhh OH i remember seeing that one live, hAAA!
Hey Chris! Howyadoin?
That’s a great clip.
Hey Bluesman!!! 🙂
Doing okay, but it’s clips like these that keep me sane at the office every day.
That’s funny. I was just thinking about F-Troop the day and thinking if it was on DVD or not. He was great, it’s a shame there’s no one like him anymore.
When I was a wee child, F Troop was the bomb! Of course, I didn’t put it that way at the time! Paul Lynde in a war bonnet and cracking stupid joke…I’ll remember forever!! Ya know, maybe Ken Berry was my first crush, if you could even call it that. I really like him. 🙂
Chris, thanks for the link. I read through some of ’em and one of my favorites that I remembered was in there about whales being trained to retrieve objects a mile deep. Paul’s reply, “At first they tried unsuccessfully with Cocker Spaniels….” I didn’t remember most of the cruder ones, but that’s just who I am. 🙂
Sincwe we’re talking F Troop, John will have to do a Larry Storch day!
Oh, and I just realized that he was in the Glass Bottom Boat with the wonderful Doris Day. 😉
If you’re a Lynde aficionado, seek out [i]The Paul Lynde Halloween Special[/i]. “Camp” doesn’t begin to describe it. The [i]Halloween Special[/i] was broadcast only once on ABC back in 1976, but two years ago it was released on DVD:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Paul_Lynde_Halloween_Special
Oh yeah, that’s right JoeRalat. He does sound like him, LOL. 🙂
Scott, use the arrow characters for formatting on WordPress, instead of brackets, eh.
Love to see the special, eh.
LLP,
deg
Paul Lynde was awesome!!
Ever see the Paul Lynde Halloween Special? It had KISS, and Florence Henderson! 😀
We rented that from Netflix last Halloween and watched it, jaws agape. We had both forgotten that network television was ever that bad (and thus in hindsight so-bad-its-good). Poor Margaret Hamilton, at her age, having to sing along to seemingly endless choruses of “Disco Baby”. Oy gevalt!
And I should add, there’s apparently a Paul Lynde Christmas Special from the same period that isn’t on DVD, and we would loooooooove to watch that. 🙂
What about Templeton the rat in Charlotte’s Web? That was another classic performance of his.
JWSJr.
Ha! Thanks man. You know, I recently saw Bye Bye Birdie for the first time recently. He was great in that.
Hey, am I totally losing it (I have been having mental issues all day!), or did Paul Lynde not have do a part on F Troop where he was an Indian like I mentioned above? I know he did the mountie thing, but I was so sure that I remembered him as an Indian.
I just can’t find evidence to that effect. Oh man, I think I’m losing my mind!
John
Seeing thse pics of ELizabeth Montogmoery and Tina Louise means you’ll have to do a blog post on them too, ya know!
And throw in some Barbra Eden too!
Ha ha.
Elizabeth Montgomery was absolutely stunningly beautiful and such a class act. Robert Foxworth was a lucky man.
No DeanneM, you are not losing it, in fact, you have a great memory. Paul played Chief Nervous Elk in the 1979 movie “The Villain”.
Oh man, I forgot about that movie! I just put it into my Netflix cue!! 🙂
An unusual role for Arnold in that movie, too. I’d mentioned it to my daughter a while back, so now I’ll make her watch it with me. 😀