Super Password Cashword "Toaster" segment largest award/Bonus Round -- Vicki L. & Stuart P.
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Super Password cashword "toaster" segment. Here, you will see one of the highest cashword awarded which is $12,000. You also get to see a quick puzzle segment, and a bonus round where Vicki L. is giving out the clues. Happens really fast all of the sudden. Hosted by Bert Convy
if memory serves me, he went on to become one of the biggest winners of the show's run with $76,000.
The funny thing is, out of all the Super Password episodes I have witnessed, I never saw any of Jim's run! Seriously, until now! Thanks for posting!
In reply to the person who never saw him in an episode, Jim was the contestant with Rip Taylor in the "Testimony" game where Rip ripped off his toupee.
A one-word guess. Amazing, that I used to watch Super Password on NBC. I wish they would bring back Password.
It was already did back around 2008 just for a couple of seasons with the late host Regis P.
NBC did bring back Password in 2022 with Keke Palmer as host and Jimmy Fallon as one of the two panelists.
Well, it's good to know he's still alive...I always liked him. Thank you!!
2:26 - even the sound effects guy was thrown off - the delay in playing the cue proved it.
He was a great contestant and just a really good player, very mentally there, it showed.
Devil Eye z
Jim is going to need an armored truck to bring him to the bank!!! wow
Bert Convy at 2:30 was likely thinking and his face was saying WTF
If the British version of Password was played like this in the '90s, I would think that all the amounts would be 20% of ours but in pounds, therefore, puzzle 1 would be worth £20, puzzle 2 would be worth £40, puzzle 3 would be worth £60, and puzzle 4 would be worth £80.
@zachhoran Did he play in the Tournament? I haven't seen any clips from the tournament except for the winner at the end.
I wish game shows were more prevalent now. $64900? Most game shows in the 80s only had a $25000 limit.
NBC never had a winnings limit post-scandal, choosing to institute game/match limits instead.
It was CBS that imposed winnings limit starting at $25k then raised to $50k by 1985 then $100k by 1990. Now there are no limits. Which is why The Price Is Right now has things like Big Money Week with one contestant winning $200k on Plinko.
@@SamHodkin23 Even though NBC doesn’t do daytime game shows anymore, their prime time game shows are still rolling out big dough such as The Wall and Deal Or No Deal.
Jim Bontempo was the biggest non-TofC winner in Super Password history, having won $76K, and 11 years later winning a Lexus on Bergeron HS.
graperonto
There were no Tournaments of Champions after 1985, but I'm sure Jim would have won it (and every bonus round in that TOC) if there were.
Nevertheless, the 1985 ToC winner was nowhere near as good as Jim, the BEST Password player ever.
The Civilian King of Password
LOL! At 3:39 "I think I'll buy a pacemaker!"
Mark Goodson always liked to go back to the A-J sequence.
These would gave been my clues: 1. 'Checkered'. 2. 'Design'. 3. 'Simplicity'.
I thought of "template", which is another word for pattern but maybe too obscure for most people.
@@jehobden Template is very good.
I definitely would have said Tailor as the first clue, then I would have said Outline and Design
Contestant JIM had anxiety & his heart so pounding!
Jim had 1 more successful trip to the End Game before retiring w/ a total of $76K. I saw him 10 years later on HOLLYWOOD SQUARES.
that made go, WHAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTTT????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Couldnt this one have been added to the "one word clue guesses" clip?
It is in one of them.
That was one of the best guesses I've ever seen. Business could mean so many things. Jim was smart and lucky!
I would have said tessellation.
Great clip. Whatever became of Stuart Pankin, anyway?
I would love if someone could find the $100,000 Pyramid where he came out with Teresa Ganzel who was wearing an outfit that accentuated her frontal assets and Stuart did a double take before taking his seat.
He had 9 seconds left and is one of the biggest winners in the history of "Super Password".
Anyone know what this guy's final total was? He won $45,000 in another clip :-O
He won Over $76K. Biggest non tourney win.
$70,200.00
wow man
Does anyone know his final tally
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The Cashword would be played after round 2, and would be a jackpot which would start at £200 and increase by that much until it is won. The first player to reach £100 would win the game and the chance to play the bonus round which would be the exact same as this. Each correct word would be worth £20 and all ten in 60 seconds would win the jackpot which would start at £1,000 and increase by that much until it is won.
Gopher definitive clue was caddyshack
@Disneydanny added to everything else he won, I say close to $70,000
He was already at 70,200 at the end of this episode
I believe his final tally was $76,000