The best part of many of these is the fact that there are hundreds of "speeches" or "things in a forest" that the answer could have been. How they got that lucky, I'll never know.
Everybody was chanting for Betty White because that was the SECOND game of that episode she solved the puzzle with one clue! Earlier with the clue NIGHT she guessed OWL! No wonder Dick Martin reacted like he did!
Quartzquiz he wasn't ready to play with the queen, that's all! when you play with the queen, bring your A-Game, or get your ass kicked and destroyed by Betty!
Quartzquiz he wasn't ready to play with the queen, that's all! when you play with the queen, bring your A-Game, or get your ass kicked and destroyed by Betty!
Burnett going 'little red riding hood' seems apparent. A guy her age may have gone 'robin hood' The speech one, you got me. Audrey Landers guessing Lee Majors is amusing, but clearly she had on her mind 'a man, a man, any man!' Also amusing no mention of six million dollar man is made in that description. Gives an idea of when the Password episode came out. Farrah was nowhere to be seen by the time of Fall Guy.
@BlackwoodCompany I think what they mean is in the "Los Angeles Dodgers" puzzle. Tom first says Brooklyn the Starts to say New York before changing it to LA Dodgers. I think usually the first guess counts so if they had accepted Brooklyn Dodgers then the guess would(or should anyways) have been wrong. I think that's what was meant by the guess not being allowed to count as "LA"
The Brooklyn Dodgers are now the Los Angeles Dodgers..How about the Series that the Dodgers just won..well, it's not World Series..with world as a clue..obviously he meant L.A. Dodgers, just asked for clarification..they moved after the '57 season..had only been in L.A. 24 years, common error for the time..today no one would say Brooklyn.
I don't know which part is better: the crowd chanting "Betty! Betty! Betty!" or Dick Martin snapping and demanding she be thrown out.
I'm still waiting for someone to post the one where Jamie Farr has one clue: "SINGER" and he says "SEWING MACHINE" and it's right.
That last one with Tom Poston was amazing. Great compilation. Thanks for posting.
my right ear enjoyed this.
The best part of many of these is the fact that there are hundreds of "speeches" or "things in a forest" that the answer could have been. How they got that lucky, I'll never know.
I guessed Michael Landon and New Orleans with just one clue. As for the last two guessed by the same team...doubly impressive! 👍🏾👍🏾
Betty! Betty! Betty!!!
I think the best one out of these is the one with Carol Burnett, mainly because of her reaction.
Tom Kennedy was close to doing WHEW! by that PP clip.
The Bonanza one was actually pretty easy.
I think that his response should've been allowed for the fact that it was all in the same immediate thought.
Everybody was chanting for Betty White because that was the SECOND game of that episode she solved the puzzle with one clue! Earlier with the clue NIGHT she guessed OWL! No wonder Dick Martin reacted like he did!
Quartzquiz he wasn't ready to play with the queen, that's all! when you play with the queen, bring your A-Game, or get your ass kicked and destroyed by Betty!
Quartzquiz he wasn't ready to play with the queen, that's all! when you play with the queen, bring your A-Game, or get your ass kicked and destroyed by Betty!
there was an instance where the first word was guessed, but in the same episode in back to back puzzles by both players.
No that shouldn't be allowed.
My favorite part was when Betty got it and the audience started chanting her name.
Burnett going 'little red riding hood' seems apparent. A guy her age may have gone 'robin hood'
The speech one, you got me.
Audrey Landers guessing Lee Majors is amusing, but clearly she had on her mind 'a man, a man, any man!'
Also amusing no mention of six million dollar man is made in that description. Gives an idea of when the Password episode came out.
Farrah was nowhere to be seen by the time of Fall Guy.
He was probably also on the tail end of his run of hosting "Name That Tune".
the audience cheers "Betty!" LOL
@BlackwoodCompany
I think what they mean is in the "Los Angeles Dodgers" puzzle. Tom first says Brooklyn the Starts to say New York before changing it to LA Dodgers.
I think usually the first guess counts so if they had accepted Brooklyn Dodgers then the guess would(or should anyways) have been wrong. I think that's what was meant by the guess not being allowed to count as "LA"
Well the key word was Dodgers. Sometimes the contestant will say something before giving the answer.
1:45 "Mardi Gras" is two words! I don't remember seeing a clue that was two words like that!
2:42 Part of the second word clue was revealed.
Ever since plus, the password may be two words or abbreviations. Clues must still be non-abbreviated and non-hyphenated one word clues.
We believe you.
Y'all forgot when David Letterman was on with Marion Ross & he got Charlie Chaplin on just 1 clue look it up
What were the other clues for Earthquake?
Rattle, Roll, Fault and Disaster
you left out my favorite one. it was Lucille Ball's turn and the first clue was wacky. she said Lucy (herself) and that's what it was.
3:15-3:20 Dick Martin, that's a terrible reaction!
3:31 Audrey Landers NICE ONE!
What do you mean?
No shocker on the one from Betty White, the Queen of Password.
Alex S. the queen of game shows... period!
My left ear is feeling lonely :(
It was written on an envelope???
Who is the celebrity in the first clip?
Nancy Lane from "Rhoda."
The host was Betty's husband I believe
Yes, Allen Ludden.
Aw. You didn't show the one where the clue was "Youthful" and the answer was guessed in one shot. "Dick Clark".
I think it's because it was on Super Password and not Password Plus.
damn these guys are smart
@danbarker39 It's because Hemlock is poisonous.
I still think the best one was when Jamie Farr had "SINGER" as his only clue and he said "SEWING MACHINE"... does anyone have that one?
The Brooklyn Dodgers are now the Los Angeles Dodgers..How about the Series that the Dodgers just won..well, it's not World Series..with world as a clue..obviously he meant L.A. Dodgers, just asked for clarification..they moved after the '57 season..had only been in L.A. 24 years, common error for the time..today no one would say Brooklyn.
OMG LOL