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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 Sher.

Thank you.

I'm under a tent outside the carriage house on the Codman Estate in Lincoln, Massachusetts.

Welcome to SESU, a simple game with words played by two teams, the first of which sits stereo right.

He's worried about the weather, especially since we're so intense.

Barry Nolan.

She's worried, I'll say something embarrassing about her in her introduction.

That implies I know something embarrassing.

Lenore Shannon.

And he's never been here before, has no idea what to expect. Please give a hard time to Hollywood heavyweight, Mr. Sam Weissman.

Yes. Nobody gets off easy. Who's the captain over there? I think we should let our distinguished guest be the captain today.

Absolutely.

The pressure is on.

That gasp was Mr. Weissman accepting the captaincy.

To my left, team two, producer, performer, raconteur, Arnie Reesman.

Consumer guru and mistress of mischief Paula Lyons and columnist critic are

Volpine Verbalist, Miss Carolyn Faye Fox.

Led into battle by the Foxy Lady over here. Miss Fox fox our game has played in five rounds correct answers

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