Match Game Smokers Lounge

		Match Game Wallpaper Factory Smokers' Lounge Panelists caught smoking on the set. Smoking was extremely common in the 70's.

Edward Asner			Edward Asner
Richard Dawson			Richard Dawson
Sheldon Leonard			Scoey Mitchill
Charles Nelson Reilly			Charles Nelson Reilly
Brett Somers			Brett Somers
Brett Somers			Bobby Van
Alex Karras			David Doyle
Paul Williams			Paul Williams
Abe Burrows			Patty Duke Astin
Patty Duke Astin			Patty Duke Astin
Bart Braverman			Bart Braverman
Henry Morgan			Skip Stevenson
Elaine Joyce			Donald Ross
Bill Macy			1976: This is a Pet Rock. It was a gift given to Richard Dawson by a audience member. In 1976 Pet Rocks, YES I SAID PET ROCKS were very cool. This Pet Rock looks like a Mouse. The tail is holding Richards Cigarette.
Marcia Wallace			Clifton Davis
Fannie Flagg			Fannie Flagg
			Joan Collins


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