This Is Your Life
Marjorie Proops
TV Flash files “Marjorie Proops” as hour 301 of 497 in the TV Flash guide — This Is Your Life (1952–1961) on NBC, season 11, episode 17, aired 1971-03-10, 30 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S11E17: listed hour 301 of 497 in the This Is Your Life guide, hour 17 of 26 in season 11. It aired 1971-03-10 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Kenny Ball” (S11E16). Next is “Basil D'Oliveira” (S11E18). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Marjorie Proops sit in the This Is Your Life guide?
S11E17 is listed hour 301 of 497 — hour 17 of 26 in season 11, season 11 episode 17.
When did This Is Your Life S11E17 air?
Marjorie Proops aired 1971-03-10 and is listed at 30 minutes.
Where should I start?
Start with Edwards ambushing a guest into their own biography. The shock-and-tissues contract is the show; named celebrity nights are the heat.
In the series
Why this series still plays
This Is Your Life had Ralph Edwards ambush a guest with their entire biography, tissues mandatory. Invented the life-tribute ambush still used at reunions and award-show montages. Watch it now as live television that felt dangerous and sweet — genuine shock, occasional discomfort, and biography as a surprise party with cameras.
The guest does not know the night is about them until the night is already on the air. This Is Your Life, NBC 1952–1961 in the classic American television run, had Ralph Edwards ambush a subject with their entire biography, tissues mandatory. Invented the life-tribute ambush still used at reunions and award-show montages: genuine shock, occasional discomfort, biography as a surprise party with cameras. Based on Edwards's radio format; the U.K. imitated it widely. Live television that felt dangerous and sweet in…
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- Ralph Edwards as Host
Ralph Edwards ambushed guests with their entire biography on This Is Your Life — tissues mandatory, live television that felt dangerous and sweet — and turned wrong answers into stunts on Truth or Consequences. Life-tribute as reunion…