Alec “Killer” Baldwin, the Cop, and The Match Game: A WEJB/NSU Exclusive! (Video)

[“Hamptons Cops Pull over Alec ‘Killer’ Baldwin, Wife Hilaria, after Warrant Issued for His Phone.”]

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
Monday, December 20, 2021 at 5:37:00 P.M. EST

In honor of Baldwin being host of the show Match Game, the cop came up to him and said, “Mr. Baldwin, I’m here to ask you one question: Would you please hand over your (BLANK)?

Celebrity responses:

Bert Convy: Wife?

Brett Somers: Gun.

Charles Nelson Reilly: Career.

Joyce Bulifant: Phone—everyone knows that. (Match!)

Richard Dawson: The cop didn’t care about the gun—I said bullets.

Betty White: Take my wife—please. I said wife.

Thanks for playing Match Game 2021.

--GRA

N.S.: I don’t get it. People with no comedic talent get paid tens of millions of dollars per year to be comics, while actual funny men, like GRA, are stuck out in the cold.

The Match Game ( NBC ) with a Gene Rayburn Tribute, "A Swingin' Safari" (Stereo)

By Stratman '78

This video collage that I made is from the game show, "The Match Game" that aired on NBC from December 31, 1962 to September 26, 1969.

The host was Gene Rayburn.

The theme song is called "A Swingin' Safari" by Bert Kaempfert.

The first half of the collage is from the Match Game. The second is a tribute to Gene Rayburn. Enjoy.

Supposedly, only 11 episodes of The Match Game are reported to survive, the pilot episode (which was recorded) and ten kinescope recordings; the show was originally broadcast live from New York, and most episodes were not recorded for posterity.

For most of its life, the original series of The Match Game was aired live from New York on NBC during the late afternoons, and was a solid if unspectacular hit for the network at the time.