What You Missed Last Night: Betty White playing beer pong
There are certain words that you never think you'll see in the same sentence, and I think we can put "Betty White" and "Beer Pong" on that list. Last night she played the game on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. She's one of my favorite TV people. She always seems like she's up for anything.
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6-12-2009 @ 1:29PM
Nola said...
Betty White is just made of awesome.
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6-12-2009 @ 3:07PM
TommyB said...
Betty White is surely one of the best entertainers of ALL time. She was absolutely fantastic in "The Mary Tyler Moore" show as the TV homemaker. Betty was also hysterical on "The Golden Girls". A genius had to have written that show with the extreme personalities among the four characters who were BRILLIANTLY chosen for their roles. It was magic! Betty's gut wrenching laughable tales from her hometown, St. Olaf, were/are priceless! I'd no idea she was 87 years old. I see her in a new movie promo and she has me cracking up just over the very brief one line she utters about the "Easter Egg Hunt" which she does in her typical chuckling manner. I hope that Betty has MANY, MANY more years ahead of her and that she continues blessing us all by sharing her wonderful, beautiful sense of humor! I'd love to see her return in a TV sitcom, perhaps with Cloris Leachman??
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6-12-2009 @ 5:57PM
Michael said...
Did you see Betty White on the Comedy Central Roast of William Shatner? She's absolutely hilarious. She also did a great fake "behind the scenes" bit on funnyordie.com for The Proposal.
Nice work getting her to play beer pong, Mr. Fallon!
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6-12-2009 @ 5:59PM
Jim said...
Wonderful clip. Love Betty White. But that is not beer pong.
I know, a whole lot of people have grown up thinking it is. But beer pong is played volley-style, with paddles, and is actually based on skill instead of twee lameness.
That "triangle of cups" ball-tossing nonsense is a shadow of the real thing. Wouldn't be caught dead playing it.
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