PASSWORD 1963-06-17 Florence Henderson & Tony Randall
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Featuring the lovely singing star of television and the Broadway musical theater, Florence Henderson, and the talented actor and popular star of stage screen and television, Tony Randall!
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It's really, really wild to see this and realize that both Tony Randall and Florence Henderson had not even auditioned for the 2 roles that would make them (basically) television LEGENDS! (The Odd Couple & The Brady Bunch)
And it was filmed before they died!
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@@errorsofmodernism9715 ?
The celebrity’s of today don’t hold a match to the one’s shown on these classic game shows. They were polite, intelligent and well groomed.
I'll bet they even knew about the greengrocer's apostrophe.
@@jamesmcinnis208 Touché!
The first woman, Judy, did become an attorney, married Attorney Don Engel, and together became one of the country’s preeminent publishing law firms.
That's awesome, she was beautiful and smart.
Liked Florence and Tony as players.
Allen Ludden was always so classy
I heard when Betty White was passing away her last word and with a smile saying, "Allen"
Happy Husband
Just as I had given up on Tony Randall, expecting a better vocabulary, he comes up with anopheles, a species of the dread mosquito. That restored my faith in what I expected of him on the show.
I never had teachers that looked like Tony's first partner...
My family is from Spokane, WA not far from Montana and my mom works with someone who went to Montana State University which is in Butte and my mom likes to call it Butt too, which annoys the co-worker who went to school there. In sports they are rivals to my moms school Eastern Washington too so thats when some of the playful name of Butt comes up between them, the week every year the football teams play each other. So Florence Henderson really reminded me of my mom here! The more things change the more they stay the same.
Montana State is in Bozeman. Montana Technological University is in Butte.
We had a 20-volume 1963 edition of World Book encyclopedia...
My mom sold them for a while, so we got a free set. Over the course of a few years, I read every volume, cover to cover. I still have them, though I haven't opened them in decades.
@@kentetalman9008 They have said doing that is like a college degree. And these days cheaper
This aired on the day I graduated from high school.
Tony: I've tried everything respectable... "RUMP!"... 😂
It's Mrs. Carol Brady...AKA Florence Henderson. Seen here 5 1/2 years before The Brady Bunch premiered on ABC Television Friday Nights.
Aww, Allen had just married Betty White on 6/14/1963. When bantering with the contestant at 17:30 he then says, "he thinks all wives should think they have wonderful husbands," and Florence teases him.
"Butt"
That was one of the funniest sequences I've seen on this show........
As a clue for "skyscraper," I'd be tempted to use "high-rise," but I'm not sure that term had made its way into lay usage at that point.
Hedgehog and porcupine are completely different animals.
That very well may be, however they do look similar
8:40 Of course they're completely different...a hedgehog is an apple that comes off the tree - everybody knows that.
First clue: Animal. Second clue: Quills.
“BUTT MONTANA!” Allen SENT ME with that one! 😂😂😂😂😂
Sounded like an adult cowboy star. 🤣
Good on that first contestant for going to start law school! Showing that women can go on to do very intelligent professions.
The game seems so simple.
But it really can be difficult.
3 days prior to the airing of this episode was when Allen married Betty White (June 14, 1963)......
Virtual hysteria over the word, "Butt." If Password were around today they'd use clues for "Butt" that then would have been thought obscene.
It's so funny to me that they gave the losing contestants encyclopedias as a gift 😂
Tony Randall had a great sonorous voice, but he had trouble saying "me."
Did anyone notice two words from Florence, 'Even' and 'Plume', maybe it was a prophecy of a person named Eve Plumb,
stupid
Earl,Yes, you are correct. By the way, what a nice name you have!
+Celestino Taylor f. u.
Or the band, Eve's Plum.
Can’t help thinking of the hilarious episode of the Odd Couple where Felix/Tony Randall convinces Oscar/Jack Klugman to let him be his partner when he’s invited to be on Password.
Love that episode!
I wonder what Tony Randall whispered to his partner after winning the round? He then said, “I’ll see you after the show..” Hmm.. I’m intrigued!
He was gay.
@@Light-Shift Was he? Interesting!
@@Light-Shift He was not. And I should know.
@@Light-ShiftNo he wasn't. He was married to his high school sweet heart for 50 years. She died of cancer, and he remarried.... He was just making a joke when he said that. Because Allen said "no secrets". I think he was telling him to make sure he said something after he gave a clue in the lightening round.
@@elspethcoogan1499NO he was not. He was happily married to his first wife gir 50 years. Then got remarried after she died. He was only joking when he said that yo the guy.
Entree is part of entrance IMO.
my thoughts too.
I concur
Yeah, I thought that should have been disallowed
agreed
Oscar angrily, "ARISTOPHANES!!"
Ridiculous!
As a 1st word clue which might have elicited the answer for "Leader" one can try "… Follower?…" said in that Password-ian way in which a word is spoken to elicit its opposite.
This was a time when mothers raised their children and not the state. Don’t denigrate the value of teamwork.
This episode of the date of it, I would have been only 5 months old. Great to see Old game shows that the amount of winnings don't seem like much now, but back then $250 or $500 went quite further then than now.
4 months b4 I was born. 😊
What was the reason for putting quotation marks on the words that appeared on screen? There was really no need for it.
As an opposite to "Bright" rather than "Dull" I would probably try "… Dim?……"
entre should have been buzzed - its a form of the word entrance
Tony Randall's second partner always looks like he wants to strangle him when he doesn't get the password after a clue.
Cigarette/Cancer. What an aware guy
Here for Tony Randall.
Here for Flo Henderson
Hard to imagine Florence’s beauty ever being upstaged, but uh….
Go back to sleep.
@@grosbeak6130 Not at 2 in the afternoon.
@@salvatorecollura2692😆 you made my day with that retort.
@@grosbeak6130 🕶
For "Locker" at least after the 1st couple clues, maybe try for "Key?…" And if the person replies with "Lock" as an opposite, Ludden with then ask for a form of the word etc.
Closet
Also, I can not understand why they did use either derrière, backside or rump to get the word butt. 🤪
flo alwys had the most perfect little wigs
she so sunny and upbeat: smiles....tony the opposite, bless his heart
What makes you think that she has a wig on? That was her hairstyle.
She isnt wearing a wig.
@@marytschida5756 Women wore wigs at this time. My Mom had several wigs.
@@DR-mq1vn I was around then & wigs got popular a few years after 1963. More like the later 60's. That was her hair.
ARISTOPHANES! GRAPHITE! Tough words on 1ST LR. Waistcoat>vest.
I immediately thought of waistcoat for vest too!
It's so odd to hear the women contestants always being asked what their husbands do for a living, like it was not conceivable that they had careers themselves.
The question “Are you a working girl?” Is asked quite often!
Because back then, a woman's career was her husband & children, & most can not efficiently work outside the home as well, it was as it should be. But now that big business & high prices have changed that, our children run amuk. No proper looking after, for there is no ok parent. And b4 some of you say Blah to what I am saying, Being a good mom, wife & homemaker is a tough job, the men, being at work all day, have no clue.
@@madamrockford2508 The real solution would be for the modern fulltime work week to be 30 hours long and for wages to be sufficient to cover a family's needs, including child care. The problem is the exploitation of workers, not a gender war. Parents could then equally share the time outside of work caring for family and home.
The labor saving technology of the modern world does not require a stay at home parent. No one is dragging the washing out to the creek to beat sheets against a rock for four hours. Frankly, the best thing you do for children now is be worldly and emotionally intelligent and lead by example. Idle, stay at home parents are a curse to the child and the community.
And if a woman is too stupid to work and earn a fair wage, then she's too stupid to be breeding.
So?
Because they were home taking care of their children. Raising them to be good citizens and fine members of the community.
Obviously1007, is NOT old enough to
remember when, #MOST women
did not wok!!!!!!
Pete best...
Nice!!!!
First Beatles drummer
Some of these celebrities take the long way around, to such simple words. Sleep + Furniture = Bed. Or maybe try Mattress, as a clue.
I didn’t know Florence Henderson was famous on broadway
that's because you didn't do your homework...its not like the information was hidden.
@@waldolydecker8118 WE ExCccUUUSSSEEEE ME
@@3dartistguy - relax...smoke if you wish.
I guess the person in charge of showing scores on the lightening round took a cigarette break. After showing the first $50 score s/he never updated the second word the contestant scored. Fortunately Alan called the correct amount of $100 upon the conclusion of the round.
@@3dartistguy LOL! I can hear you saying this! Just like Steve Martin said it!
Interesting, that they new about cigarettes causing cancer back in 1963!
The surgeon generals warning on cigarette packages came out in 1964.
@@m.e.d.7997 and people were fairly illiterate. Smokers just opened the pack, ignoring the words and puffed away. They took no responseability for their actions until they got sick them they try to sue the company. They have the warnings... PLEASE heed them or learn to live trying to breathe.
*knew................not new. New in a proper sentence would be: You bought a new car?
@@janeiwasduncan8463 You talk about being illiterate but can't spell correctly. The correct spelling is responsibility. People were addicted before the surgeon general came out with the warning.
“Graphite!” lol points if you know where that’s from lol
I thought for sure they woulda solved butt when Tony said except
Cigarette - Cancer
I love how he jumped right to that and everyone looked uncomfortable best moment of the show
baggage for luggage should not have been allowed they are synonyms
THAT'S THE ENTIRE POINT OF THE GAME!!!!!!!!!!
I wonder what Tony was whispering to John.
I don't know but Tony said he would meet him after the show when they were done talking.
Yes, I spotted that. I don't know if Tony said aloud meet you after the show part to cover up what he'd really said to him. I suspect Tony was gay and the other guy was that way.
@@JasmineSurrealVideos - sure he was whispering about being gay and hooking up, while on national TV in 1963....sure he was. After all, no way could he have been talking about ANY other subject than being gay. No way, right? geez, lol
@@waldolydecker8118 Yep. And the part about meeting after the show was clearly a joke. Tony laughed after he said it.
@@waldolydecker8118 Tony Randall was gay.
Florence Henderson looks like Ian Curtis from Joy Division, ignore the hair look at the face.
Didn't Tony Randall looked surprised when the nice looking dark haired lady said she was going to train to be a lawyer? Good looks often go hand in hand with smarts. Also I think he liked the dark haired guy who he whispered in his ear and said about meeting after the show........
I think Tony was just surprised to hear that ANY woman was going to law school in 1963.
YES, you are correct. Ian Curtis!
19:49 DON'T SAY ASS!!!!!
I’m surprised Standards and Practices let them use “butt”! Very edgy!
Florence H, the dude.
Clue for the Password "television": idiot box.
If two word clues were allowed
Butt... Posterior!
Shocking that "African/Native" was in people's thought processes.
Normal not shocking. Educate yourself.
the last two were the most boring contestants ever
I don't want you back
Were womens’ voices higher and more “ helpless” back then?
Theyre higher today.
Helpless? Stop listening to the propaganda of today.
Men were so condescending to women in the 60s. Lol “ what does your husband do? Do you know how to play Password.?”
Duh, no I’m just a simple suburban housewife. GIVE ME A BREAK. 🤨
I think a woman is great as long as she has my dinner on the table promptly at 6:30 PM.
Men were not condescending. Stop listening to today's propaganda.