Who was this hottie?





There was a female guest once who appeared in a few sitcoms of the time but I think was also a quiz show regular, Celebrity Squares, that kind of thing. Very attractive, brunette - I vaguely remember the episode she was in featured a scene in a cantina-style restaurant.

Any ideas?





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Hard to know without a little more information about the episode....

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I know, sorry...the biggest clue about her is that as far as I can remember she was a regular on Hollywood Squares (is that what it was called in the US?). Brunette as well. She also popped up in other Seventies shows as the nice girlfriend, love interest etc.






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Elinor Donahue (Miriam Welby, Felix's girlfriend in the building)?

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Was it Oscar's girlfriend in the later seasons (Phyllis?)
I don't remember her ever being on Hollywood Squares though.

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Neither of those, sorry - she wasn't that much of a regular. I'll trawl through the episodes later and put us all out of our misery!




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It's coming back...I'm fairly sure she was called Barbara.






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Bernaise Barbara?

She was also the fly-by-nighter who stayed with Felix & Oscar in a later episode.

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Ooh, she was a cutie!

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I think you mean Marilyn Mason.

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No, I think he meant Barbara Rhoades even though Marlyn (not Marilyn) Mason was the one in the restaurant. Barbara was a frequent player on the game show circuit (more on Match Game) in the 70s and Marlyn wasn't.

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Was it Miss Charm School, the brunette Mitzi that Oscar set Felix up with when he (Oscar) was going out with Gloria, only to have Felix ask to switch dates at the restaurant when the ladies go to the sandbox? She was also on the Password episode, "This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarium!"

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That sounds promising, Shwap - I think she was in more than one episode. She was a regular in Seventies sitcoms. I'll have a look into that. Thanks.







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Perhaps you're thinking of Barbara Rhoades?

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0722315/?ref_=sr_1

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I liked Penny Marshall as Oscar's secretary Myrna Turner. With all due respect, her face was nothing fancy. But she had a very nice body.

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ha ha I saw what you did there.

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Dumpbucket's got it, it was Barbara Rhoades!


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Thanks man, I am about to dig out her two episodes and watch them. I've just seen her in The Goodbye Girl too.






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After seeing the reply, I bought a double disc set of Blacula and Scream Blacula Scream because Barbara was in the second one. The first one wasn't bad at all (and I had low expectations), haven't got round to watching Barbara's contribution yet!






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Yeah, Barbara Rhoades was totally hot. My mom had a very good friend whose name was Barbara, also a redhead, she had that MILF thing going on! Really eased my passage through puberty, if ya know what I mean.

But I digress. Barbara Rhoades was the standard big-breasted hottie that 70s sitcoms would turn to. Loved her.




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I watched her in the episode I Gotta be Me yesterday, where she has a brief role as a fellow patient when Oscar and Felix go for counselling.

Oscar and Felix are told by the counsellor to wait next door as they are disrupting things. As they leave, Felix, (possibly an ad lib by Randall) mutters "You did it again! Thrown out of therapy - the ultimate humiliation!" at which Barbara cracks up, trying to hide her face by looking down at her lap. It's a really cute scene.





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