Stan Lee. To Tell The Truth

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[Jagull]

teaching ghetto youngsters?

 

[BEAUMONTS]

Very Cool Thanks

[Drummy]

Very cool piece of history there.

 

Dan

[Crows]

Great stuff ! thanks for the link

[chromium]

Love the theme song

[SignatureSelect]

that was very enjoyable thanks for sharing.

[ninanina]

That was great...where did you find this? And....were you looking for it or did you just kinda' stumble onto it?

[kc120us]

That was a great video. I hardly recognized Stan with the beard. Thanks for posting it.

[nepatkm]

great video!!!

[BlowUpTheMoon]

A good watch!

[-cryptkeeper-]

Really Cool

[otherworldcomics]

OH now thats some great history. If it wasnt for the voice I wouldn't have recognized old Stan. Man was he young there!

[MutantKeys]

That was a great video. I hardly recognized Stan with the beard. Thanks for posting it.

Ditto

[deathlok]

Excellent!!

 

 

Thanks

[burntboy]

WOW - that was really cool........ .........thanks for sharing this with us.

 

I'm guessing that the show is close to 40 years old, by the clothes Tom P was wearing and how young and handsome Stan L looked..............

[Korvac Saga]

Lotsa fun, thanks

[squidmo2000]

Great flashback,thanks!.......

[Darthdiesel]

Very interesting. It appeared as if the lady celebs were primarily judging by looks and "#3" didn't even register on any of the celeb panel's radar. If my premise is even close, what was the comicbookguy stereotype back in that day? Suave and swinging, "prince valiant" types like Stan and his "#1" imposter, whose bones those ladies couldn't wait until commercial break to jump on? If that show appeared in the 90s, updated fashions a given, I'd bet that "#3" would have been the favored choice, based on appearances alone, as the comic book writer.

[howardhallis]

Stan looks like he did on the cover to this comic: