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From Boston, says you.

A game of bluff and bluster, words and whimsy.

Now, join our panelists and your host, Richard Scher.

Thank you.

Welcome to the Carriage House on the Codman Estate in Lincoln, Massachusetts for Sejew,

a simple game with words played by two teams, the first of which hits stereo right.

Radio mainstay, the disarmingly disoriented Tony Kahn.

Television star of that new action series, The Man from Mensa, Barry Nolan,

and goddess of the silver screen.

She cleaned the storm windows yesterday.

Miss Francine Akbar.

Thank you. screen. She cleaned the storm windows yesterday. Ms. Francine Akbar.

Captained over there by our goddess. The goddess. The green goddess.

To my left, Team Two. She's the one who says out loud what you've been hesitant to mention.

Carolyn Faye Fox. He's the one who wasn out loud what you've been hesitant to mention. Carolyn Faye Fox.

He's the one who wasn't listening and when asked says, I didn't, Arnie Reisman.

And she's the one who loves to dance and sing and frolic in the streets,

but would immediately report such behavior to proper authorities, Miss Paula Lyon.

Captain over there, my... The non-frolicking orty.

Yeah, me.

Okay.

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