PASSWORD 1967-04-28 Agnes Moorehead & Barry Nelson
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2018
- It's time for another episode of the classic game show, PASSWORD, featuring Agnes Moorehead & Barry Nelson
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Agnes surely didn't look 67 there. Beautiful and classy for sure!! 💜
Agnes Moorehead was a fascinating woman. To think, she died just 6 years later at age 73.
She died too young
Agnes Moorehead died 7 yrs. later on April 30, 1974.
Moorehead and Nelson were a pleasure to watch. Good, friendly competition
I love Agnes Moorhead. Her hairpiece is fascinating.
It's not her real hair? That beehive hair-doo was popular in thar era
They used to jokingly call it a birds nest.
You're too modest. Yours is much more fascinating.
Agnes was in full Endora mode when she guessed “tycoon” from the clue “millionaire.”
I don't know if Agnes and Barry knew each other before this was recorded, but they certainly had fun together all week.
Agnes is so classy, even when the men are rude and interrupt her.
0:45 Allen: You've got a hiatus coming up. What do you plan to do? Agnes: I'm going to run over to Spain and hang out with Orson Wells; I haven't seen him for a while. Wow!
Getting "laundry" from the clue "Chinese" certainly was a sign on the times!
The reason the Chinese had so many laundries was due to the fact silk was invented and first produced in the far east so they became the best at cleaning and maintaining it which evolved into other fabrics that couldn't be soaked in water.
@@infonut No doubt! My point was that is unlikely that someone would come up with "laundry" as the first word after getting "Chinese" as a clue in 2021
The word was Lantern not laundry. Chinese lanterns are still fairly well-known today
as are misspelled words on yt
@@Widda68 It WAS laundry, get that wax out of your ears!!
Agnes had some serious acting chops working with Orson Welles and Joseph Cotten.
Good point
Love how there's no flashing lights, just plain chairs, or crazy bulloney....just all game.
Besides Elizabeth Montgomery, Agnes was my favorite character on bewitched. I felt kinda bad that Agnes couldn't think to say wolf for howl in the lightning round. I think Airstream is one word so I woulda used that for trailer
I just noticed that Agnes is wearing her diamond brooch as a necklace.
I think that is the one that she left to Elizabeth Montgomery.
@@randysills4418 Exactly! Agnes wore it often on Bewitched.
Watching game shows like Password it occurs to me how touchy-feely (and more relaxed with kisses) the celebrities and contestants are with each other, when they guess a correct word. They seem much freer with each other back then. But perhaps I’ve become sensitised to overt displays of human contact as a result of the restrictions due to the pandemic.
People did touch and hug each other more often fifty years ago and in general, people did not think it construed anything unseemly. Even handshaking was more common. But I think all the sex and child abuse cases have made people afraid to ever show innocent displays of friendliness. Now days you can't even put a hand on someone's shoulder. It really is very sad. But people used to be happier too. It wasn't uncommon to hear someone whistling or humming or even outwardly singing. That just doesn't happen anymore.
@@faithfulforever6331 I very much agree.
Richard dawson was still hugging and kissing on family feud. I wonder why he quit the 💋
But yet nowadays High School students are twerking on faculty at Homecoming festivities. Males are twerking and dressed as females and females are dressed as Hooter waitresses and serving beer.
@@faithfulforever6331
Agnes Moorehead was a great actress, remembrad as Endora in Bewitched, very talented.
She died a year before I was born, but a few months ago I dreamed of her showing up at my house with the same outfit and style as her famous sitcom character, she mentioned my name and was about to tell me something when I woke up
Whatever she meant, I don't know, I haven't dreamed of her again.
Time to see a shrink, buddy!!
@@gregrak9389 don't tell me you've never dreamed of someone famous? Music or acting. 🙄
The year before Agnes died, she had a dream of something being invented called "youtube" where a man commented about having a dream about her. That must have been YOU!
They just don’t come classier or more talented than the one and only Agnes Moorehead.
Isn't that the truth!! 💜 you Agnes!! ⚘️
I've always been entertained and fascinated by this show. Often it's luck if you guess correctly, unless the association is clear. Add some pressure and fear and it's amazing anyone answers correctly at all.
I was only 2 when this aired originally. Glad I could catch up this episode.😊
You were two? I was 68.
@@lynnturman8157 BS, so some 55 yrs later you'd be 123??
If Bernaise didn't solve the sauce puzzle I think Hollandaise woulda clinched it, I'm happy to see Agnes redeemed herself in the final lightning round
I got so confused with “Angel” 🤪🤔😅
Kathleen D. Stokes, MD, PhD., FAAP - Frisco Pediatrics, P.A. What an extraordinary woman! I had the feeling she would go far!
This show is the most viewer friendly.
If Agnes had said "wolf" the guy might have gotten the clue "howl." Nice try though, Agnes!! 💜
I wish they would've used either the word WITCH or MORTAL 😀
Agnes was awesome in Twilight Zone.
MAJOR BLOOPER: The password was "ANGEL" - but Alan and the celebrities played it as "ANGLE".
Apparently the word was "angle" but the word on the screen was "angel."
I never saw them get it wrong on the screen.
Good Catch, I saw the same thing.
This show seemed to liken itself to 'What's My Line?', what with its similar attempt at a more dignified formality.
For "trailer" my first clue was "tractor ____," and for "sauce" I was thinking "spaghetti ____."
Mrs. Ludden = Betty White!
I don’t understand how they played ‘Angle” when the word was “ Angel” and the contestant won with “Angle”. Odd rules, that “PASSWORD’.
Donna Douglas who played Ellie May on Beverley Hillbillies, was giving clues for “duck” when the word was “dunk”
Nothing to do with the rules. It was an obvious mix-up. My guess is they spelled it angle on the contestant's cards and angel for the viewers at home.
Yes I noticed it too.
i always thought agness was a hottie
Wow. Who knew John Dithell was from Linihan, New Jersey?
Back in the days when celebrities could actually appear on a show like this and remain serious without feeling the need to become stupid and comical.
For the word HOWL, she could have said "Thurston ______?" Gilligan's Island was already very popular in those days.
Maybe they could have said "Ginsberg " as in Allen Ginsberg "the howl "they still had beatniks then/ Bohemian types right? They were slowly being phased out in place of the flower children
...or wolf
I'm surprised she didn't use the word 🐺 for howl, however it's far too easy to critique others when watching from 🏡
On the lightning round the word "Howl" ---- clue shoulda/coulda been "Wolf".
Shame they didn’t get a Darrin for Ms Moorehead! 🤪
Angel not Angle!
I know, right? Angel is a celestial being while the angle is geometric.
14:38 Angle or angel? I am confused!
The contestant, John from New Jersey was good looking...
Gay crush???
Except for that tuft of Alfalfa hair that was sticking up on top.
❤ Yes, greg
❤ Yes, greg
❤ Yes, greg
Who is "he" who said "angle". I only heard one person and they said "angel".
I don’t know if Agnes wanted her partner to kiss her cheek and touch her arm. 😳
I was just thinking the same thing 😆
The look on her face tells me she didn't appreciate the kiss and the arm around her shoulder.
She seemed to be quite fine with it, as must would've been with a friendly gesture of appreciation back then, and up until the 2000s when many of these customs fell out of common acceptance.
Too much familiarity for a classy woman of her generation.
ha ha...go watch Buddy Hackett. He actually threatens his password partner with physical harm if he touches him again.
Why was John out of color.
He seems so pale...
In those days, each show was only allowed so many pixels of color before they had to revert back to black& white. It was a budgetary issue.