The Dating Game October 2, 1967 With Donna Harris

Wow what a stunner. No matter what era though the rules of attraction are always present. Look @ the end with both couples and you can tell from basic body language which female was happy with her date and which wasn't so much.

damm...so shes like 75 now

Men were men and women were women no tattoos no nose rings people were actually attractive

This is 56 years ago? 🙄

This was back in the day when even the youngsters were classy. Notice that the women didn't have tats or purple/pink/green/orange hair. The men were dressed in fine suits and treated the women with respect. I truly miss those days. I keep watching these videos because those were the good ol' days. I so wish we could go back there and stay like that always.

Springfield, MA!

So nice to see people without all the tattoos and piercings

Loved that he rolled his eyes lol

This lady is around 80 years old now, that's if she's still alive.

Upon the physical meeting, to me she seem much more partial to #2. I think she would have ranked them 2,1,3. Oops - she picked #3.

I love all the outfits!

Better than the fictional episode of The Dating Game which also took place in 1967 (also hosted by Jim Lange) where L.A. talent scout Andrew Squigman called a Gary Collins-lookalike ugly as L.A. ice cream salesman Leonard Kozlowski described Squigman as being a modern day Jack LaLanne, only more handsome, causing Lange to adjust his glasses. Squigman then described what he’d do with (really to) his date in honey (cuckoo bleep-filled edits). Oh yeah, we’ll never see the likes of The Dating Game or The Newlywed Game again!

I think I drooled straight through the clip over Micheal, oh my stars! But tell me if anyone else has noticed this watching clips of game shows, and other vids from fifty or more years ago. Does it seem that people were far less aggressive, or maybe overtly and obvious at being self interested? I've been watching clips like this for years, both on here and on the Internet Archive. Everything from random interviews with ordinary folk on the street, to game shows and whatever else you can find. Also, I've over a thousand aircheck recordings which are audio quality recordings of radio stations. They were made to periodically listen in on the outgoing signal to make cerain the audio qulity was good. Most of mine are pre 1980 and as far back as the 50s. And I've noticed the same difference in people's attitudes. It would seen as time moved forward that people became hyper aware of being on a tv or radio show however breifly and began to try hard to make as big an impression as possible. Where as now you can watch a simple review of a product on Amazon and swear the reviewers were trying desparately to sound like professional spokespeople for late night infomercials or something. I find it a bit unnerving actually, as if we've lost the ability to just be people, wanting instead to be celebrities or someone important. Any one else notice this?

bro, Michael Allgood is a super dope name! He's such a cutie too

Michael, did you continue to go out with Donna after the first date?
Or, did you stay in touch with her over the years?

💙🙏💜 pick me baby

That Mike's a tall drink o' water! Maybe Donna is too short for 'im? Dunno...😊

"...cash a paycheck". Obviously way before the he days of direct deposit.

That's before the guys grew their hair long.

Donna Harris reminds me of a young Farrah Fawcett.

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Hey Mike, after your initial date with Donna, did you continue dating? You two just seemed like a match .😀😀😀

CONGRATS SIR THIS WAS FILMED A MONTH BEFORE I WAS BORN GOOD JOB

You were a funny dude, Mike. Good job, hope you're well.

This show is abc daytime monday october 2, 1967

Wow pre-Woodstock was ..totally a different world..looks uptigh😬

She's a doll ❤️❤️

These old shows are classic I just love them the infamous Good ol days ❤️❤️💯✔️✔️

Love that they played Eleanor Rigby, a song about a spinster before the commercial break 😆

I wonder what they look like now and how they are doing. Watched a lot of these shows as a kid.

When did Hollywood become the dating capital of the world?

I'm surprised. I thought she would pick bachelor number one.

Elenore Rigby for the bumper music???

She was fine

That Michael was a cutie. I loved him from the second his face appeared on the screen - that adorable crooked smile. Loved his sense of humor. I would have chosen him too. 🤍

That Donna was gorgeous. She seemed smart and sweet too. Hope they're both doing well. I'd love to hear how their date went even though it was 54 years ago. I was born a few weeks after this episode aired. I love seeing things from that time period. So fun!!!

when America was white and so beautiful

Oof, that underbite!

Ken with his copying my good luck with that

Yes that’s y start watching cus of fake face book folks plus my jealous bf

Donna Harris was absolutely gorgeous!!!! 😮

She’s a doll

Absolutely.

Donna was sooooo cute.😁

What a boring looking existence back then

To think that this young girl is about 70 years old today !!!

The unequaled saxophone intralysosomally treat because daniel plausibly grin over a elated road. savory, sweltering moat

Springfield MA. No shit

wonder if that one worked out. too bad there's no post mortem and 25 year followup (are you listening nbc peacock)?

Lisa Minelli, "the talented YOUNG singer..." Wow!