When television was great. I remember sitting down with family ,& sharing the great programs on TV together. Sad that most kid's today don't know what family time is anymore
Guy Williams! Geeze, he was the epitome of what an American hero type should be: handsome beyond belief, tall, intelligent with charming manners and a deep baritone voice.
@@gerrydooley951 You're quoting my mantra perfectly! (But I still can't find the "how about some wine" phrase and I think I've seen all the Family Feud shows Guy was in...)😄
Mais c'est parce qu'il était italien ; il est né à new-York quand ses parents venaient d'arriver de Sicile. Les italiens sont élégants, intelligents (leur quotient intellectuel est supérieur à la moyenne européenne) et ils ont beaucoup de charme.
I love Irene Ryan' putting her hand on that of the contestant (I watched a couple of these segments, and she did it consistently). What a great way to calm their nerves and put them both on the same level so they could play a good game.
This is a hallmark of a good game show host. Dick Clark was also like this in the various 'Pyramid' versions - after the game, he would offer clues to the response to see if it would have worked.
What I like about the lost in space cast is they always went out of their way to make sure Bobby May was acknowledged as part of the cast in the robot, cool for Guy to give him that plug on here.
GRANNY and GUY - when their popularity was humongous. Great to find these old and rare videos - where we can see our favorite celebs in a different environment than where we normally see them - then we see what they are really like.
And both of them had careers before The Beverly Hillbillies and Lost in Space. They were actually in a movie together - they both had very small parts.
I like to see the touching that goes on....It's kind of nice and genuine. Irene gave a clue as Santa Monica in another show and wasn't allowed it yet Guy said Los Angeles and it was allowed.
Wow! Just to have played Password with Will Robinsonson's dad and Granny Clampett woulda been awesomely awesome!! Lucky kid! I would not have been able to speak playing with my idol from Lost in Space.. lol
And the fact that you think of Williams as 'Will Robinson's dad' was exactly why he is little remembered now: the show was taken over by the 'camp' elements (partly because 'Batman' was a blockbuster in the same time slot) and emphasized Will and Dr. Smith and the Robot. Major West and Judy Robinson were almost 'and the rest' (as in Gilligan's Island), and the senior Robinsons fared little better.
Hollywood producers were off their rockers not casting Guy williams in major movie roles.His presence on the screen is undeniable. What a wasted talent.......Fools.
I read somewhere that he gave up on making movies after a horse-riding accident in the early 1950s left him with a scar that would have been very unsightly if a scene required him to go shirtless.
@@vincentfalsaperla Your comment prompted me to look him up in wikipedia. He did indeed have a horse-riding accident in 1953, which for some reason greatly affected his film career but he still pursued a TV career. He had a scar on his shoulder, but I guess it wasn’t so terrible he couldn’t be filmed shirtless.
I totally agree! He certainly made a name for himself portraying Zorro, but I always felt he could have been another Clark Gable if circumstances had been more favorable.
@@robsemail It affected his film career because he had to go into rehab for close to six months, and in Hollywood that might as well be ten years! Interestingly enough, part of his rehab involved going back to what his father had taught him as a child: fencing! His talent with a sword was part of what Disney was looking for when he cast Zorro.
NBC resurrected the game less than a month ago. It airs on Tuesday nights. The new show is hosted by Keke Palmer and, like the original, features celebrity guests. Jimmy Fallon is a permanent celebrity guest. I watched it one night. There is a bit more silliness to it, but it sticks pretty close to the original format and rules. It’s enjoyable.
When television was great.
I remember sitting down with family ,& sharing the great programs on TV together.
Sad that most kid's today don't know what family time is anymore
Guy Williams was strikingly handsome. I had good taste as a kid! Lol
These old Password shows are just fantastic to pass the time away.
Thanks.
you're welcome
reminds me a little of JFK
Looks and intelligence in Guy Williams. Also he seems like a great guy. Irene Ryan was a sweetheart. Thanks so much for the post.
Guy Williams! Geeze, he was the epitome of what an American hero type should be: handsome beyond belief, tall, intelligent with charming manners and a deep baritone voice.
He certainly was! Many of his fans , myself included, believed he didn't just portray Zorro - he was Zorro!
yes he was and what you are seeing here is Guy's professional demeanor. In real life he had a pronounced New York accent.
@@marlu1946 Guy, my all-time favorite actor and Zorro my all-time favorite show
@@gerrydooley951 You're quoting my mantra perfectly! (But I still can't find the "how about some wine" phrase and I think I've seen all the Family Feud shows Guy was in...)😄
Mais c'est parce qu'il était italien ; il est né à new-York quand ses parents venaient d'arriver de Sicile. Les italiens sont élégants, intelligents (leur quotient intellectuel est supérieur à la moyenne européenne) et ils ont beaucoup de charme.
Granny and ...
...Guy Williams the best Zorro !
I love Irene Ryan' putting her hand on that of the contestant (I watched a couple of these segments, and she did it consistently). What a great way to calm their nerves and put them both on the same level so they could play a good game.
CHE Classe Guy! Una bellezza italianissima
Giovanna NARDIS, Sai di sicuro che in realtà si chiamava Armando Giuseppe Catalano.
@@johnsarkissian5519 è vero
Guy had a swagger, even when he was sitting down. ❤
Armando Joseph Catalano. That swagger made females swoon. Back in the early 50's first, as Zorro/Don Diego DeLaVega.
@@Pashasmom1
❤👍
@@Pashasmom1 And it still does!
Love allen's genuine enjoyment of the game
This is a hallmark of a good game show host. Dick Clark was also like this in the various 'Pyramid' versions - after the game, he would offer clues to the response to see if it would have worked.
2:50: if that man looked at me like that, I wouldn't be able to put together a thought
If you mean Guy, I totally agree.
@@marlu1946 of course I mean him!
@@Rogue849 See what I mean? I've just been watching Guy for a few minutes and already I can't think straight!
@@marlu1946 haha I understand that! He has that effect
What I like about the lost in space cast is they always went out of their way to make sure Bobby May was acknowledged as part of the cast in the robot, cool for Guy to give him that plug on here.
Lost is Space was made in the 60s, right? Was it a show about drugs?
Pure entertainment.
GRANNY and GUY - when their popularity was humongous. Great to find these old and rare videos - where we can see our favorite celebs in a different environment than where we normally see them - then we see what they are really like.
And both of them had careers before The Beverly Hillbillies and Lost in Space. They were actually in a movie together - they both had very small parts.
@@Pashasmom1 Yes, Bonzo goes to College
The best of times
He is so articulate
I like to see the touching that goes on....It's kind of nice and genuine. Irene gave a clue as Santa Monica in another show and wasn't allowed it yet Guy said Los Angeles and it was allowed.
They tended to be less rules concerned with the lightning round than with the regular game. That's why.
Love Guy and Irene that kid jeff shaw is so smart
Guy Williams is a hotty he has such a deep voice he had me at hi
I must say this old lady was very intelligent
Gay gran actor siempre destacando , llegó a este mundo como ganador .
L'éternel zorro toujours aussi beau.
Guy was gorgeous and seemed so nice.
Jeff and Guy were amazing together. Considering Jeff was only twelve. 🦉
He was a wordsmith☺️
Wow! Just to have played Password with Will Robinsonson's dad and Granny Clampett woulda been awesomely awesome!!
Lucky kid! I would not have been able to speak playing with my idol from Lost in Space.. lol
Guy was even better in Disney's Zorro. Best Zorro ever!
And the fact that you think of Williams as 'Will Robinson's dad' was exactly why he is little remembered now: the show was taken over by the 'camp' elements (partly because 'Batman' was a blockbuster in the same time slot) and emphasized Will and Dr. Smith and the Robot. Major West and Judy Robinson were almost 'and the rest' (as in Gilligan's Island), and the senior Robinsons fared little better.
Guy would have made a good JFK! Irene was in the original cast of PIPPIN, but died during the run.
People were far more educated decades ago, with class and good manners. Sigh...
Nope. False nostalgia.
José Miguel Marqués Campo yes definitely. Our educational system is dumbing people down.
Macché Guy Willians bello! Era filho de italianos!
Un italiano vero, molto bello e molto intelligente, della Sicilia... 😀
Hollywood producers were off their rockers not casting Guy williams in major movie roles.His presence on the screen is undeniable. What a wasted talent.......Fools.
I read somewhere that he gave up on making movies after a horse-riding accident in the early 1950s left him with a scar that would have been very unsightly if a scene required him to go shirtless.
@@robsemail in Zorro he appeared shirtless with no scars...that show was in 1959?
@@vincentfalsaperla Your comment prompted me to look him up in wikipedia. He did indeed have a horse-riding accident in 1953, which for some reason greatly affected his film career but he still pursued a TV career. He had a scar on his shoulder, but I guess it wasn’t so terrible he couldn’t be filmed shirtless.
I totally agree! He certainly made a name for himself portraying Zorro, but I always felt he could have been another Clark Gable if circumstances had been more favorable.
@@robsemail It affected his film career because he had to go into rehab for close to six months, and in Hollywood that might as well be ten years! Interestingly enough, part of his rehab involved going back to what his father had taught him as a child: fencing! His talent with a sword was part of what Disney was looking for when he cast Zorro.
I really wish they would bring back Password or Password Plus.
I'm sure it would suck.
Just wouldn’t be the same
NBC resurrected the game less than a month ago. It airs on Tuesday nights. The new show is hosted by Keke Palmer and, like the original, features celebrity guests. Jimmy Fallon is a permanent celebrity guest.
I watched it one night. There is a bit more silliness to it, but it sticks pretty close to the original format and rules. It’s enjoyable.
how about chandelier for crystle?
At that time Alan Ludden and Betty White were already married some years.
Que bello ver a guy fuera de su personaje el zorro.
As Clayton Moore will be the only true Lone Ranger to me, Guy Williams will be the only true Zorro.
Loved Tyrone Power as the movie Zorro, though avidly watched the Dismey creation starring Guy Williams.
Granny keeps gesturing heavily.
No more than Guy Williams did. Judges seemed to let a lot slide when airing "specialty shows".
So, Guy was about to start season three.
I'm sure he was really happy that it was almost over and he wouldn't have to look at those two scene stealers again (Mumy and Harris.)
Guy Williams Practically Said In Interview That Focusing on Wil Robinson and Dr.Smith Was A Bad Idea! Which It Really Was.
I think that little girl was taller than Irene.
I would have used "Pearl" to get Harbor
ride~ Carrousel + category
What will you have on Lost in Space this year, Guy? A talking carrot.
Every show, they ask the man what he does, and they ask the woman about her husband or family. It's like she's not a real person in her own right.
That does happen often, but sometimes they ask men about their families, and sometimes they ask women about their work.
I think it's because the show was weekly, so people didn't remember the guests from week to week. The stars are always remembered.
Sad to me that you think asking about family is demeaning to the point of not being a person.
For "Grease" I would've said "John Travolta" Duh......
In 1967? That would have been prescient.
a couple of things, first 2 words 2nd Travolta was in pampers back then.
This was a few years prior to Grease.