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      Subject: Re: Have these ever happened?
      From: bmaster@mail.sgi.net
      Date: 1997/01/03

      Jeremy Soria wrote:
      >
      > Speaking of buzzers, I distinctly remember Dick Cavett getting buzzed on a
      > subject in the Winners' Circle which he firmly did not believe he should have
      > been buzzed for. I also remember after break, Dick Clark's holding a thesaurus
      > reading the particular offending word that voided the chance at the $25,000.
      > Dick Cavett then said something to the effect of "A man who's held against his
      > will..." and then to Dick Clark "Why is this written in pencil?"
      >
      > What was the particular subject and the offending clue given by Dick Cavett?
      > Does anyone remember?

      I have this episode--the whole week, actually--on tape. The subject is
      "THINGS THAT BREAK OUT," and Cavett said, "Escaping prisoners." He
      immediately got the buzzer.

      Later that week, Cavett got buzzed again and disputed the call. He got
      so into it that he actually started to pull Mary Ann Henderson (the
      woman who relayed the judge's comments to Dick Clark) out from behind
      the scenery. Teresa Ganzel, Cavett's opponent for the week, said, "I'm
      being thoroughly entertained this week!"

      It seems like every time Cavett was on, he tried to sneak something by
      the judge. He was a sneak, but he was also a very good game player.

      The Beatmaster

      Subject: Re: Who did the voice -- West Side Story
      From: dmackey@cybercomm.net (Dave Mackey)
      Date: 1996/10/25
      Newsgroups: alt.tv.animaniacs XsBum4Life (xsbum4life@aol.com) wrote:
      : On the Goodfeathers West Side Story cartoon, does anyone know who did the
      : voice for the "Maria" sparrow -- I was wondering if it was Theresa Ganzel
      : -- I know she's doing voices in cartoons these days.
      : Thanks

      I don't think Teresa Ganzel's ever done an Animaniacs. My vote goes to
      Tress.

      dmackey@raven.cybercomm.net Dave Mackey
      Visit my Home Page! http://raven.cybercomm.net/~dmackey

      From: Bill Wunner <73317.3034@CompuServe.COM>
      Date: 1996/04/30
      newsgroups: alt.tv.game-shows

      Shelley Smith was a professional game show celebrity if ever there was one. Her only claim to fame was a failed sitcom in 79-80, and she milked that for nearly 15 years of "celebrityhood". Teresa Ganzel was another. Most shows would invite sitcom second-bananas while their shows were on, then drop them after their shows disappeared... but the Pyramid was fond of keeping them. If the celebrity was a good player, they became a member of "the club", and would keep coming back... even if no one remembered what made them a "celebrity" in the first place!
      --Bill W

      Subject: Re: NORDICTRAK : " Y'Know, I hate to excercise..."
      From: diamantr@ext.missouri.edu (Rick Diamant)
      Date: 1996/01/23
      Newsgroups: alt.tv.commercials
      In article <4do4t7$dbs@news.gate.net>
      lexie@gate.net (Dyslexie) writes:
      >Bruce Ediger (bediger@csn.net) wrote:
      >: kgalil@julian.uwo.ca wrote:
      >: : The most annoying commercial out there today has got to be
      >: :that lady in the purple leotard-bodysuit proclaming how she hates to
      >: :excercise but *loves* her NordicTrak Walkfit. Her Voice is SOOOOOO
      >: :Annoying!!!!!! and where the hell did all those "Mt. Fuji" and
       >: :"Egyptian Pyramids" Projections come from anyways???????
      > >Her name escapes me but she appears frequently on sit-coms as 'the ditzy
      >blonde girl' character. She was on "Duck Factory", the really lame
      >sit-com that starred Jim Carrey.
      It's Teresa Ganzel (sp?), who also appeared in the Tea Time Movie skits
      on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, as an extremely dumb blonde. She
      took over the gig after Carol Wayne died.
      I totally forgot about Duck Factory, especially that Jim Carrey was in it.
      Rick

      From: nasadk@alum01.its.rpi.edu (Nazman)
      Date: 1996/01/02
      Re: Matinee Lady
      >Question: Who was (or were) Johnny Carson's "Matinee Lady." The Database >doesn't mention the character or reference it for the actresses I'm >confused about.
      >I thought it was the progressively more successful, Teresa Ganzel (dob >3/23/1957)
      That sounds about right, though I thought Terri Garr doubled in the job as well. When watching Carson, if either of them were mentioned as guests on the show that meant that either the 'Tea Time Movie' or the 'Home Shoppping Club' would skit would be on.


      Re: * CAN WE BE DISCREET?! From: hmccracken@BIX.com (hmccracken on BIX) Date: 1996/01/02 newsgroups: alt.rock-n-roll.oldies bigsteve@dorsai.org (Steve_Coletti) writes: >Personally, I always got the feeling that the short lived TV series, "The
      >Duck Factory", (staring Jim Carey & Teresa Ganzel), was based off the
      >antics at Jay Ward Productions. Bill Scott actually appeared in one
      >episode as the host of an awards ceremony, he sang the theme from another
      >Jay Ward cartoon, "George Of The Jungle".
      I'm sure that's largely true, given that _The Duck Factory_ was created by
      Allan Burns, a former Jay Ward writer who went on to co-create _The
      Munsters_ and _The Mary Tyler Moore Show_, among other sitcom classics.
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