Uploaded April 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Groucho was always a sucker for confused contestants in the quiz segments. Here, he tries to throw a bone to Angelo Cerra, with a question he obviously made up on the spot that Angelo would be sure to answer (he'd just said it a moment earlier). It doesn't work. Betina's reaction is priceless. No wonder they had her on the show three times.
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Groucho was always a sucker for confused contestants in the quiz segments. Here, he tries to throw a bone to Angelo Cerra, with a question he obviously made up on the spot that Angelo would be sure to answer (he'd just said it a moment earlier). It doesn't work. Betina's reaction is priceless. No wonder they had her on the show three times.
Complete show: youtube.com/watch?v=xzj9y95b7bI
More great clips: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLHaioNpr_GDbDCk-9VD2aTm_j4Qxm01eb
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![Burns and Allen - Classic Scenes #2 - George & Gracies last musical number together [clip]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sKQoN06HvZE/mqdefault.jpg "Burns and Allen - Classic Scenes #2 - George & Gracies last musical number together [clip]
Heres a great scene from season 6, episode 6 of The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show (Oct 3, 1955). In this episode, George is trying to find backers for a musical version of his book, I Love Her, Thats Why. Everything looks all set till the investors find out George wants to play the lead role.
Here, George and Gracie sing a song based on the books title, in a delightful duet with some charming dancing thrown in. This is a historically significant scene, as its the last musical number George and Gracie ever performed on film together.")
