When employees of Goodson-Todman Productions were compiling snippets of old episodes for a 25th anniversary special, they accidentally destroyed Dorothy Kilgallen's introduction of guest panelist Woody Allen on the live telecast from July 7, 1963. As she arrives at the panelists' desk, the kinescope film jumps ahead to Allen saying that he "recently" had a wet dream about Arlene Francis whom he is introducing. "She did great [in the wet dream]." When Francis reaches her seat, she says, "Why didn't you tell me before, Woody?" Gil Fates and his three colleagues evidently considered using Kilgallen's amusing introduction of Allen in the 1975 anniversary retrospective, discarded it while their deadline was fast approaching and never put it back in the kinescope. Much later during the same kinescope, Allen can be heard asking contestant Jeanette Kraus, a Chicago resident who sells lobsters, if her product is "rich and, um, so sumptuous as to make one, say, nauseated if eaten like at 6:00 in the morning." That does appear in the 1975 anniversary program.
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