Hollywood Squares Collection
Peter Marshall
NBC (daytime), 1966-80:NBC (primetime), 1968:
- May 1967; guests are Vincent Price, Marty Allen, Michael Landon, Joanne Dru, Charley Weaver, Eva Gabor, Wally Cox, Rose Marie, and Steve Rossi (center square) [KIN/JC1.1]
- A special "Storybook Squares" episode from 1977; guests are Rich Little, Elke Sommer, Milton Berle, Anson Williams, Karen Valentine, Arte Johnson, Valerie Bertinelli, Vincent Price, and Paul Lynde (has timecode at bottom of screen) [SM/BR2.7, VTR 5/9/77]
- The last episode from Jun 29 1980; guests are Rose Marie, Tom Poston, Michele Lee, Vincent Price, Leslie Uggams, George Gobel, Marty Allen, Charlie Callas, and Wayland Flowers & Madame (center square) [OC/JC1.3]
- The Jun 12 premiere episode; guests are Edie Adams, Don Adams, Raymond Burr, Charley Weaver, Abby Dalton, Wally Cox, Rose Marie, Milton Berle, and Buddy Hackett (center square) [GSN/JC1.2]
SYNDICATED (weekly), 1971-80:
- 1972; guests are Sandy Duncan, Wally Cox, Rose Marie, Tony Randall, Jean Stapelton, Buddy Hackett, Shirley Jones, Charley Weaver, and Paul Lynde (fuzzy video) [GSN/DD3.4]
- 1972; guests are Mel Brooks, Suzanne Pleschette, Wally Cox, Connie Stevens, Glenn Ford, Vincent Price, Marty Allen, Gail Fisher, and Paul Lynde (fuzzy video) [GSN/DD3.5]
John Davidson ("The New Hollywood Squares"):
- The 1985 pilot; guests are Burt Reynolds, Loni Anderson, Marla Gibbs, Dick Butkus & Bubba Smith, Steve Landesberg, Appolonia Kotero, Tony Danza, Jackie Collins, and Dom DeLuise (center square; Johnny Carson makes an appearance in game 2!) [SM/PB]
- The 5th episode from Sep 19 1986; guests are Bronson Pinchot, Mariette Hartley, Betty White, John Byner, Lorenzo Lamas, Itzhak Pearlman, Emma Samms, Jackie Collins, and Shadoe Stevens (SS; his first celeb appearance) [OB/PB]
- Nov 28 1986; guests are ALF, Rip Taylor, Chris Lemmon, Finola Hughes, Steven Ford, Edwin Newman, Shirley Jones, Mindy Cohn, and Fred Willard (center square) [OC/FD4.6]
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September 22, 2010
Hollywood Squares Collection - GSAP - Video Trading
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"Something different" links : Features - Web Search Help
In the left-hand panel of a search results page, a set of links in the "Something different" section shows some queries that may be in the same category as your original search. These alternative queries can help you discover webpages that are indirectly related to your search.
For example, if you search for [ noodles ], you might see tofu, vermicelli, and dumplings listed in the "Something different" section. This feature allows you to explore other concepts that you might find interesting.
How does Google determine what links to show?
"Something different" relies on web documents and users' search queries to identify concepts that that may be related or are in the same category. Among other factors, our algorithms look at the terms that users search for during the same session, since they are more likely to be related. We also consider whether the terms appear in similar contexts on websites, such as in the same table. For example, if you search for [ soccer ], we might notice that web documents and users' search queries often connect soccer to other sports like tennis and basketball. These searches are algorithmically determined based on a number of purely objective factors without human intervention.
Why do I sometimes see queries that are seemingly unrelated or offensive?
The search queries you see in the "Something different" section are a reflection of web documents and user search activity. Just like the web, the search queries presented may include silly, strange, and surprising terms and phrases. In some cases, there may be links to concepts that seem surprising to you, but after doing some searching on the web, you may discover that they actually are connected to your original search in some way.
While we always strive to neutrally and objectively reflect the diversity of content on the web (some good, some objectionable), we also apply a narrow set of removal policies for pornography, violence and hate speech.
How are the queries in "Something different" different than the "Related searches" listed at the bottom of the page?"Something different" helps you discover concepts that may be related or in the same category as your original search, such as different sports, foods, or places. "Related searches" generally help you drill-down into a specific subject. For example, if you search for [ giraffe ], "Something different" may list other animals like zebras and elephants, while "Related searches" might delve deeper into your original search with things like giraffe pictures, giraffe facts, and safari animals.
Why don't I see a query that is obviously similar to my search?For some searches, you might not see the "Something different" section. We only show alternative queries in the "Something different" section when our neutral algorithms determine they may be relevant to your search. Sometimes our algorithms do not find other search queries that relate closely enough to the concept of your search. This tends to happen more often for long, complicated searches.
Where can I report offensive queries in the "Something different" feature?If you have feedback or questions, you can post them in the Google Web Search Help Forum .
(crazy guy misses Google search feature) What has happened to the "Something different" feature? Web Search Help
What has happened to the "Something different" feature? Is it only down temporarily? Report abuse
Kamilah GillLevel 1
8/20/10I have tested it with search terms that have gotten "Something different" results before. such as "cat" and "noodles". I tried clearing my cache. Please don't say that it has been rolled into "Related searches". Those are a completely different thing and the way the suggestions are presented there is useless. I liked that they were limited to just 5 similar items. I really need to get this feature back. Sets and Squared don't solve the problem, either.
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wwwallyhLevel 13
8/21/10related searches shows 5 similar items as first result
Kamilah GillLevel 1
8/21/10Did you read what I said?? Related searches is not an acceptable substitute. Example: A search for "burgundy" used to get the following for "Something different" (I know because I wrote them down back when it was working): maroon, beige, mauve, taupe, chocolate brown. For "Related searches", the similar kinds of results are mixed in with regular related searches (i.e. burgundy color, burgundy hair, etc.) and are of poorer quality. It gets: maroon, purple, beige, magenta, champagne, but it also gets 15 other useless related search results, including a couple of misspellings of "burgundy". Something different =/= Related searches. Does anyone know why SOMETHING DIFFERENT is gone???
wwwallyhLevel 13
8/21/10I never read what is written........ I just type the first thing that pops into my head.I never did like Something Different , and I don't like Related Searches either