Back to the all-new newlywed game now ladies, your husbands have been secluded offstage.
Now it's your turn to predict what they will say.
And remember each of these questions will now be worth 10 points.
So here's our first one.
Ladies, speaking of faces, what will your husband say is the one biggest complaint you have about his face?
Be specific, please. Monica, what's the biggest complaint you have about his face?
His nostrils.
My husband stands about 6'5 and I'm much shorter than he is,
and he's got nostrils big enough to drive a Mack truck.
Is that right?
Okay. Ellen?
I would say his double chin. He, you know,
He's got a double chin, yeah.
Sits right on top of his shirt. It's like right there.
What are you pointing at me? I don't have one here.
Oh, no, no, no. I'm saying that you got a shirt.
I have a shirt, yes. Angie?
I'm going to say his nose, too, because we can be driving-
His nose, too?
His nose, his nose.
Oh, his nose.
Because he picks at the nose hair all the time.
It's romantic. I like it. Mary?
Well, are ears a part of the face? Is that-
Pardon me?
His ears, would that count?
Depends on where they are.
Well, they're on his head. His ear, he's got one ear that's kind of crimped.
You don't like his ear, okay? A crimped ear.
Last of our 10-point questions. Ladies, how will your husband say you would complete this sentence?
Now, this is you talking.
During the first five minutes I ever spent with my husband,
I kept saying to myself, I hope this guy isn't as blank as he seems.
Be specific, please, Ellen.
During the first five minutes you spent with your husband,
you kept saying, I hope this guy isn't as blank as he seems.
Horny.
Okay. Angie?
Oh, geez.
Geez, I can't even think of anything.
Hope this guy isn't as blank as he seems. Hurry, please.
Talkative.
Talkative. Hi, Mary?
Quiet.
Quiet. Monica?
My husband's an entertainer, and I was hoping he wasn't a freak.
Isn't as much of a freak as he seems?
Yes, yes.
I'm not trying to put words in your mouth, but that fills the blank.
Your 25-point bonus question.
Ladies, which one of the following will your husband say he used the most last week?
An elevator, an escalator, or the stairs? Which did he use the most last week?
Angie?
Stairs.
Stairs. Mary?
Stairs.
Stairs. Monica?
Stairs.
All right. Ellen?
Stairs.
Oh, okay. Ladies, thank you very much.
We'll be back with our husbands to compare answers on the All-New Newlywed Game
right after these messages.
Welcome back to the All-New Newlywed Game.
Now, gentlemen, let's see how well your wives have predicted what you will say.
And remember, these questions will now be worth 10 points.
Gentlemen, speaking of faces, which we weren't, but we will anyway.
Speaking of faces, what's the one biggest complaint your wife has about your face?
Be specific, please. Vic?
Oh, my face?
Yes.
Well, is the forehead part of the face?
Uh, yeah, I would say my receding hair and, you know, that type of thing.
Oh, okay. She said the one biggest complaint she has about your face is your crimped ear.
My crimped ear.
Your hair is always hard looking.
No, that's not my face. This is my face here.
Well, I thought you'd get mad if I said about your hair.
Doesn't he like to talk about his receding hairline?
No, no. You know, when we get ready to go out, he's...
I'm done, and he's with the three little hairs.
He's, you know, three little hairs.
You want to count that one? I thought I had three little hairs.
I had three little hairs.
And he's brushing.
Hey, Vic, that's two more than I got.
What do you think, Tim?
Well, I've never heard a complaint, but I guess...
Well, we heard about five of them when you were gone.
Oh, well.
And they put her down to one.
She only put one down. I guess I'll have to go with...
I suppose I'll go with the nose.
What about your nose?
Well, I don't know. I can't... Like I said, to me, everything's fine.
Good.
She said the biggest complaint she has about your face,
Tim, is that it's your nose.
All right.
Tom.
Well, I would say it's probably...
My earlobe here was had a dog bit it off one time.
Big deal.
Right here.
Big deal.
Had a dog bit it.
It didn't bite it off. There's still something there.
I know. I was part of it there, but how many of you...
Can't you think of something else that I tease you or that I like about you?
No.
No, you're going to realize it when I hold this card up.
Yes. It's your double chin there.
Well, I've gained a couple of sound sets.
Couple. I mean, we're talking.
Says you need a bookmark to find your collar.
Didn't she say that? I swore I heard her say that.
I have a bookmark that she can say.
Perry.
I would say my ears.
Yes. Okay.
Yeah, because my ears are set so far back.
No kidding.
See, when I go to buy a pair of glasses,
I can't get the regular glasses because the stems are so short.
And, you know, she always has that complaint when I want to buy pair of sunglasses.
You can hear when people come behind you there again.
Yeah.
Whoa. All right.
You know what her complaint is?
She told us that you could drive a Mack truck up your nostrils.
We've talked about it before.
The ears, too.
Oh, boy.
Here's the last of our 10-point questions.
Gentlemen, how did your wife complete this sentence?
This is her talking.
She said, during the first five minutes I ever spent with my husband,
I kept saying to myself, I hope this guy isn't as blank as he seems.
Be specific. Fill in the blank for me.
Tim, she kept saying to herself, during the first five minutes,
I hope this guy's not as blank as he seems.
Oh, that's got to be probably crazy.
That's crazy. All right.
See, I hope this guy's not as talkative as you say.
Tim, you've talked forever, ever.
What are you talking about? Every time you see me, you say, you're crazy.
You are crazy.
Tom, she says, I hope this guy isn't as blank as he seems.
Probably as energetic.
Energetic, all right. Ellen says, I hope this guy...
You're close, okay?
And I wish you were more now.
Yeah.
Oh.
I would say quiet, because when we first met,
I was staring off into the ozone when we first met.
So I would say quiet.
Quiet, okay.
Yes. She says, I hope this guy is...
I hope this guy isn't as much of a freak as he seems.
Oh my God. It's worse and worse.
The first five minutes, we met?
No, I mean, you know, because you're an entertainer.
Just because I'm an entertainer, I'm a freak.
You showbiz people are really strange.
Yeah, I tell you.
Vic.
She said, I don't know. I think a lot of things
passed through her head at that time.
I would say not as boring as I seem.
Boring. Mary said, I hope this guy isn't as quiet as he seems.
I was going to say boring, but I thought you'd get mad.
All right, we'll be back with a 25-point bonus question
to see which company is going to win their grand prize
right after these words from Bob Fitts.
Robert, five-point bonus question for 25 points.
Gentlemen, which one of the following
did you use the most last week?
The escalator, the stairs, or the elevator?
Couple number one, Tom and Ellen, the zero, 25.
We'll give you 25.
Tom, would you use the most?
You need this.
I would say the stairs.
Stairs, she said.
Yay!
Stairs, yeah.
Couple number two, Perry and Monica with 5, 25.
We'll give you 30.
Perry?
A stairs.
A stairs, she said, yeah.
A stairs.
Couple three, Victor and Mary with 10, 25.
We'll give you 35.
Victor?
I'd have to say the stairs.
All right, let's see what she said.
She did the same thing.
Couple number four, Tim and Angie with 15, 25.
We'll give you 40.
If you get it right, you're going to be our grand prize winner.
Tim, what is it?
Every day going to work up the stairs.
Up the stairs, yeah.
And Tim and Angie, you're our number one game grand prize winner.
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