Dating game contestant

Evidently his letter was enough to score him a spot on the show.(We’d wager his at-the-time dashing looks didn’t hurt, either.) giving himself the nickname “Mean” Mc Lean.And while you’re making a trip down memory lane, don’t miss The 30 Best Celebrity Style Evolutions. First Run December 20, 1965 – July 6, 1973(ABC Daytime)October 6, 1966 – January 17, 1970(ABC primetime)September 10, 1973 – September 1974(Syndication)Second Run September 4, 1978 – September 1980 (Syndication)Third Run September 15, 1986 – September 8, 1989(Syndication)Fourth Run September 9, 1996 –September 1999 (Syndication) The Dating Game is an ABC television show.In other words, if you’re a casting director, get thee to a game show set, stat. Here, you’ll find 20 celebs who catapulted their careers off the backs of good-hearted competition.

Way back when, Martin served as a guest panelist on an episode of the show, and he even played the banjo under such pseudonyms as “The Mad Banjo” and the “Wild Stringed Instrumentalist.” These days, Martin has embraced his inner musical talents, and has released a dozen studio albums—half of which charted at number one on the Billboard bluegrass charts.

Luckily, Jason’s bride-to-be was also a Disney fan, which allowed his infatuation with the Disney parks to continue, and ultimately culminated in their wedding at Disney's Wedding Pavilion in September 2003.

Early in 2007, Jason began his involvement with the planning for what became Celebration 25, the unofficial fan gathering to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Epcot®.

Beginning in 1966, The Dating Game was often paired with The Newlywed Game.

This was especially true when the two shows entered syndication; in fact, in 1996 the revivals of both The Dating Game and The Newlywed Game were sold as a package called "The Dating-Newlywed Hour".