So are you the person who writes all those ridiculously unreadable documents that we all seem to come across? I’ve been wanting to ask you why you even do that!
This year ends on such a sad note we lose you, BETTY WHITE. , on the last day of this year which has already been such a sad year. You were a first-class performer and a first-class human being. You were definitely Hollywood's most bright and shining star for so long . Many of us wished that you would go on to 110 YEARS We love you. BETTY, and we will MISS you. MAY you rest in peace
Betty white was honest about her life and showbiz. She said her step children were wonderful to her. She loved them very much. It takes an awesome human being to choose not to have children as my son has, as well as his wife.
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Betty White was a national treasure. While not Marilyn Monroe or Jayne Mansfield she was in a category all her own. She stood the test of time remaining relevant and real. RIP Betty.
Betty White was GORGEOUS in her youth. Marilyn or Jayne never had Betty's amazing personality and never would last so long in the industry the way Betty did. Betty White is an icon and had incredible career.
Betty has left us now to be with Allen. How lucky are we to have had her with us for so many years bringing joy and laughter everywhere. We are also lucky to have infinite tapes if her talent. We have indeed lost a National Treasure. God Speed our beautiful Betty!!!
Dorothy just has the cutest flirty eyes while Arlene has a pleasant voice, and Bennett always seems so very happy when he guesses correctly. Of couse John must review the theasurus every night to be sure he can muddle the mix. Thanks for posting, thoroughly enjoy all shows.
I do agree with that, but I think Bennett looks SMUG and SMARMY when he gets the answers right. Like he's so proud of himself like he just solved this grand scientific problem or whatever. Pride and self-satisfaction as he thinks he's "all that" for guessing.
+Irene Ryan Bennett usually smiles broadly at the end of a segment, whether he got it right, someone else got it right or the panel was stumped. The exception is when he feels that the challenger and John badly misled the panel. It happens during this episode's only non-celebrity challenger at 16:55. I thought that some of John's decisions as to when to give a yes, no or sometimes were somewhat off and misleading during this segment and Bennett seems to agree. About 10 seconds before the camera pans to him, he can be heard off-mic saying "Sleeping bag?" with a note of incredulity. At ~11:00 when Arlene is questioning the challenger, she asks if the product can be applied in any way. The challenger immediately says no. John overrules him and I think John was wrong there. If a million people familiar with sleeping bags were asked if they are applied to the person using them, I can't imagine any of them saying yes. Then Arlene asks if it has any moving parts. The challenger immediately says yes and John overrules again. Yet a zipper is certainly more of a moving part than a sleeping bag is applied to someone. It was not one of John's better sequences during his long and illustrious tenure on WML. It was almost like when a pitcher has two strikes on the batter and then throws one over the heart of the plate which the batter takes and the umpire calls it a ball. The batter knows he'd better be hacking at anything anywhere near home plate because the umpire is likely to call it a strike as a makeup call.
@@loissimmons6558 Dorothy is the most competitive but Bennett is repeatedly the sorest loser. And he always believes that if he is wrong that he was misled and it was someone else's fault. Here he fell into the most frequent WML panelist error of them all, one that they should have known not to dig such a hole in by 1965. Bennett asked if the product was worn above the waist, answer yes. Was it worn above the neck, yes sometimes. This neither precluded that it was worn between the neck and the waist, below the waist, or in multiple combinations thereof. Once Bennett put the whole panel down that rabbit hole, the questions were about cosmetics and earmuffs. John handled some questions that fell between the cracks in possibly questionable ways but Bennett is responsible for the panel being so far off, not that he here or anywhere else would ever admit it. One of his most unappealing qualities.
Dorothy, my favorite panelist, not because she was the smoothest and most real, like Arlene, but because she was unconsciously the most fun to watch in her sweet ladylike manner with a journalistic edge and tiny bit of something I can't describe. What a loss she was.
I used to watch this show all the time when I was a kid, and I never saw Arlene wear that blindfold. I laugher at her comment about the world changing so fast after the marriage question.
Miriam Jewett - it doesn't sound like the television today. The new generation are stuck with satanism and all the filth that comes from a conditioned society.
Happy 98th birthday to Betty White! They had a happy marriage. Also, I’m so happy Arlene recognized that the world is changing so fast “you never know” so ahead of her time...
I remember the year she competed for Miss America. She represented Arizona. As soon as she brought that ventriloquist dummy out, everyone knew she had it locked.
@@gailsirois7175 Actually 77 is terribly old. In fact, it's within the average lifespan of a female which is 78 so still kicking definitely applies here. Also when you throw in the fact that this episode aired 57 years ago and everyone else has passed away now including Betty White, Vonda hanging in there as the sole survivor is the very definition of still kicking. For both men and women the 70s are the twilight years. The 80s are the start of borrowed time. Anything beyond that is considered an achievement.
Allen Ludden and Betty White just married. Till death do they part. She says the one regret in her whole life is that when Allen asked to marry her, she put him off for a year - a whole other year they could have had together.
I don't know how true it is. But I read a National Enquirer story from 2010 the other night online that said that Betty White and Allen Ludden's oldest daughter Martha never got along with each other. All three of Allen Ludden's kids, David, Martha, and Sarah; were by his first wife Margaret. Margaret died of cancer just a few weeks after Password debuted. Martha was against her father marrying Betty White. She had a rebellious youth and she even fought with her father as well. At the time of the National Enquirer article in 2010, Betty and Martha didn't speak to each other for nearly 30 years. Martha tried to reach out to apologize to Betty, but Betty refused. Martha is now an attorney in Washington, D.C.
Nan Fagan - wow, she must of hurt Betty to refused to talk to her after so many years. She doesn't strike me as a cold unforgiving person, yet you never know.
Jsut saw breaking news that Betty White just passed. What an amazing life and career she had. I met her once at an after part for the Golden Girls she was delightful and friendly. RIP
@@jolenaagapisou3803 are you sure that is the correct quote? "Once you've had the best, who needs the rest?" she told the Daily Mail in 2011. " Former "Golden Girl" Betty White is an animal activist and a vegan, according to ET Online.
I’m 50. I grew up with plenty of ‘50’s and ‘60’s reruns but, sadly, not this show. So Garry’s wonderful YT channel has been a revelation for me. I never call in sick, but I did today, for a stupid, nasty, cold, and this was the first place I visited. I don’t think there has ever been a more charming person in front of a camera than Arlene Francis (perhaps Jackie Chan), but her intro here to Bennett is nothing short of poetic, and something only a parent could speak to! At 1:43.
Thats the fundamental difference between Dorothy and Arlene. Dorothy wants to be right. Arlene wants to be entertaining. This is a show for people to watch. Dorothy and Bennet treat it like they need to prove how smart they are. Steve Allen and Fred Allen are the best contestants because they are just supercilious about it.
16:49 is hilarious!!! As soon as John announces what the line is, the camera pans through the panel, everybody seems surprised and interested and then there's Bennett just sitting there like a stunned mullet.
+Haley H The classic wife elbow nudge of the husband. There's also a variation done when the wife needs to get her husband to roll over (to stop snoring, etc.).
Her husband had motives and opportunity. He was extremely jealous of her success and was a philanderer,an alcoholic, and a mean spirited man. He threw out her teenage son who was not his. Read The Reporter who Knew Too Much.
At about 22:30 Arlene refers to Allen and Betty as being married, but she says the world is changing so fast. It ain't changing that fast, but she could have no idea just how much it would change!
Liberace appeared on What’s My Line many times. In every appearance he made, he seemed very happy. He never seemed frightened about the possibility that his private life might be exposed to the public. Homophobia in that era has been overrated.
I liked when Miss Americas were more naturally built. Today, one has to work out eight times a week to compete. A little softness never hurt one woman!
This is the second time in recent weeks (according to the rate at which these videos have been posted on this channel) that the panel got so caught up with the idea that a product comes in contact with the body above the waist, shoulders, neck, etc., that they completely forgot to ask whether it also comes in contact with the body *below* those areas! I think the previous product that caused this kind of trouble was a bridal gown. Of course, a whole lot more time had passed in the life of the panel than it has for us since we've seen that episode, but I would still think they might have remembered and learned from that mistake.
I think the panel sometimes comes in after a fine dinner with drinks and wine and their a little bloated. The bridal gown bit was hilarious. It was group hypnotism.
22:31 "I tell you, the world is changing so fast you can't be sure about anything." -Arlene Francis Well, yes, yes, indeed. How this applies to even more so today is really funny.
Second game illustrates that things people get into horizontally are hugely funny on WML. As to John's definition of "wearing," well . . . it is not often that Daly gets hoisted on the petard of his own semantics.
Yes. Unfortunately, she was right. The Bible was taken out of the public schools in 1962. Ever since then, this Country's society has kept getting more immoral and anti-Christian. Read Romans chapter 1 for a good example.
@@lynettepalecek3141 A secular society cannot be expected to embrace one religion over another in the public sphere. The Bible is to be taught in the home where it can be interpreted correctly.
@@pamtebelman2321 I disagree. The main society was extremely moral and decent when the Bible was taught in the public schools. It isn't that way anymore.
@@lynettepalecek3141 You mean back in the days when people of color were denied equal education, jobs and housing, and black men were hung from trees? Or the days when women couldn't vote or speak their minds or make decisions on their own? I'm so tired of hearing about the 'good old moral days of yesteryear,' from my fellow Christians, I can't even tell you!
@@pamtebelman2321 Well said. As someone born in the 90s, I really appreciate the elegance and civility of this show and am sad our society today doesn't exhibit such dignity and sophistication. However, I am happy that in the 21st century we in the developed world have equal rights based on race, religion, and sexuality for the most part. I don't think those two things need to be mutually exclusive either.
Dorothy asked if the female MG had been known for her impersonation of a (Zsa Zsa) Gabor. She was thinking of Sheila Mac Rae. Robert was also thinking of Sheila and her husband Gordon Mac Rae. 20:24
When Betty White was permanent panelist on The Liar's Club, the producers called her their secret weapon since she had such a great talent for telling the craziest lies with the straightest face. We miss you, Betty, but you're back with Allen now.
This word is use since the night of time . Ancient Greeks from 500 before Christ , complain that young peoples were so much different from their fathers the end of the times was to be soon: they didn't have good manners, they didn't believe in traditions, in religion etc...It is a classic: new generations are always despise by some older peoples.
And vice versa ... although there are many times when there is a stronger affinity between grandparents and grandchildren than between parents and children. Those who were young adults in the 1910's and Roaring Twenties often understood the young adults and teens in the 1960's better than those who were young adults in the days of the Great Depression and WWII.
@gcjerryusc Homophobia and bigotry is alive and well in 2020. Funny how such ignorance is most widely demonstrated by religious folk. They'll never get to heaven with that ugly hatred in their hearts!
5:08 - All but Dorothy were shocked at the 'no' answer, and probably thought 'well, this has nothing to do with Miss America'. Dorothy's lateral thinking skills saved the day :)
My mother, born in 1914, won a penmanship award in school. She passed the flair and skill on to me; I'm also an artist and writer, and not only does the ability come in handy, but as time goes by, people frequently comment on my handwriting with a degree of amazement and admiration; it's a fading art.
I first learned cursive writing when I was in second grade; which was back in 1964-65. Nowadays, I don't they teach cursive writing in the schools any more. They still should teach it. Not all documents can be signed online.
Cynthia Lyman - you're absolutely right, when you say that people see it as faiding art, because it happens to me. I felt in love with penmanship when I was in second grade. I remember the teacher who took the time to passed down onto me the love of writing. She taught me how to hold a pen correctly, thanks to her and my dedication for learning paid off, now people asks me if I'm an artist, my mom is proud and brags about how beautiful my handwriting is to others. It's sad that like some rare artistry is becoming a depleted talent. I don't know if you know the history of penmanship it's very interesting. Take care!
Betty white had the best smile. Very pretty woman. She lover Alan very much. He was gone so young and she still missed him to her dieting day. They are together again and happy always
Paul Martin - how? She didn't committed suicide- she died of an accidental overdose of alcohol and barbiturates. I don't see how is that unnerving if there is no relation..
Anyone here a fan of the many versions of "Password"? There was the following: 1961-1967 (CBS Daytime/Primetime) 1971-1975 (ABC Daytime; also known as "Password All-Stars" from 1974-1975) 1979-1982 (NBC Daytime; "Password Plus") 1984-1989 (NBC Daytime; "Super Password") 2008-2009 (CBS Primetime; "Million Dollar Password")
Chris Barat Classic! ***** I am most definitely a "Password" fan, and I think I've seen every incarnation of the show except "Million Dollar Password," which I don't think I'd even known about. I used to watch the original "Password" regularly as a child and watched "Password Plus" fairly often too. I was even a contestant on it once! (I only lasted 1 game -- or was it "match?" I forget what terminology they used.)
Elsie M. SaveThe TPC All the versions of "Password" are good, but the one I first really got into (keep in mind I was born in the late 1980's, and first got GSN in 1997) was the "Super" version. Bert Convy may not have been the greatest host ever, but he was lots of fun to be for the contestants and celebrities. Sadly, he died young in his late 50's.
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"It isn't anything like a suicide pill or anything like that?" In the context of Dorothy's death two months later, that's an interesting question for her to have asked.
It's interesting that some say that Dorothy was so smart (on the show), but drinking and taking barbiturates together is not so smart. It is said that she died in bed.
The appearance of Miss Amercia got John a little bit unconcentrated: "Well, actually, it'll be on Saturday, next... I mean... It'll be on Saturday, next CBS" :) 6:41
Miss. Betty. White will greatly be missed... I have some precious archival treasures... Life with. Elizabeth to name a few. The. Golden girls and the thing that. I admired about get. Get nails & makeup always on point flawless. She was a show stopper an original. Gotta love her. Rest in peace 🙏 😇💔 ma'am. She was comedic&serious when needed assertive in all the right places. I would see her on. Momas family 🏠. Carol. Burnett show. She was impeccable and sweet ❤️ kind of nice kindred spirit. Rhonda. Prater from. Merced. California.
I've been binge-watching Password Plus over these last couple of months. I couldn't get enough of it (til they replaced Allen with Tom Kenedy :(. Now I only watch it if Betty White's on there)
Pretty cool learning that Arlene & Bennett would hang out quite a bit with their families off camera 2:00. Wonder if either of them ever spent much time hanging out with Dorothy. Can't really see her and Bennett hanging out. Maybe Arlene & Dorothy
My understanding is that the Gables and the Cerfs were next-door neighbors in Mount Kisco, and that John Daly spent a good bit of time with them. Dorothy seems to have been a bit of an outsider. I've always had the impression that she was an insecure person, and I wonder if she felt somewhat left out of the "group". None of the others acts badly toward her, but I get the feeling that she wasn't fully accepted into that circle of close friends.
@@mikejschin Here is what Bennett Cerf said in his interview for the Columbia University Oral History Research Office: "Arlene and John and Fred Allen and I became close personal friends. Dorothy was always the outsider for two reasons. One, none of us liked her politics. She was a Hearst girl, and she had a different set of ideas than we did on Senator McCarthy and several other key problems. We just didn't think alike. But worse still, Dorothy was always a reporter. We began to discover that things that we would talk about in our dressing room, clowning around before the show, would begin popping up in Dorothy Kilgallen's column. We didn't like that."
I thought the way the sleeping bag guy’s tone of voice and obvious joking enjoyment of Dorothy’s odd reactions was hilarious. He was so comfortable on TV. And Arlene’s mask was hideous 😫
Gary, yes! Mr. Bannister and his sense of humour, and that "basso" voice were hysterical! And Holy Moly! Arlene's mask was just, just.....😱. I think this was the funniest WML I've seen!
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Good heavens, Betty White outlived everyone in this episode.
It's been a fun run, Ms. White. Thank you very much. 💐
she outlived the entire main cast of Mary Tyler Moore show AND the golden girls……just sayin
So are you the person who writes all those ridiculously unreadable documents that we all seem to come across? I’ve been wanting to ask you why you even do that!
She outlived everyone, everywhere!
But to be fair, Dorothy Kilgallen was murdered.
Betty just fills a room with her personality. Just a lovely person
This year ends on such a sad note we lose you, BETTY WHITE. , on the last day of this year which has already been such a sad year. You were a first-class performer and a first-class human being. You were definitely Hollywood's most bright and shining star for so long . Many of us wished that you would go on to 110 YEARS We love you. BETTY, and we will MISS you. MAY you rest in peace
You do know she married 3 times, selfishly never had kids for her career? Right. You’re just echoing what the media painted her as
@@KQwest98 Liz Taylor married 8 times, what;s your point?
@@KQwest98 She helped her widowed husband raise his already in the world children. That was a gift to them all.
@@1964ghfan - Well said!
Betty white was honest about her life and showbiz. She said her step children were wonderful to her. She loved them very much. It takes an awesome human being to choose not to have children as my son has, as well as his wife.
Prophetic words from Arlene: "I tell you the world is changing so fast you can't be sure about anything."
It took a lot of years before that question was actually relevant. (Whether there was a gentleman and a lady as part of a married couple.)
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IKR Ben,
She would "turn over in her grave" if she could see how right she was!
Boy howdy!
Change is the only thing that's constant
Betty White was a national treasure. While not Marilyn Monroe or Jayne Mansfield she was in a category all her own. She stood the test of time remaining relevant and real. RIP Betty.
Bet this comment was written by a guy. If you don't have anything good to say, don't say anything. Especially on the passing of any one.
@@annfrost3323 How long have you been so easily offended? Wow. The person's comment was valid, and gracious.
Marilyn Monroe or Jayne Mansfield were no Betty White either.
Betty White was GORGEOUS in her youth. Marilyn or Jayne never had Betty's amazing personality and never would last so long in the industry the way Betty did. Betty White is an icon and had incredible career.
Well put!!
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Betty has left us now to be with Allen. How lucky are we to have had her with us for so many years bringing joy and laughter everywhere. We are also lucky to have infinite tapes if her talent. We have indeed lost a National Treasure. God Speed our beautiful Betty!!!
You assume they are in the same place. They might not be.
What an awful coment. @@AllinGold2
RIP Betty White, thank you for all the great entertainment!
Love this show and the way the men stand up to greet the contestants. The panel always dressed immaculately
Wish someone would colorize this show, so we can see the beautiful dresses
Dorothy just has the cutest flirty eyes while Arlene has a pleasant voice, and Bennett always seems so very happy when he guesses correctly. Of couse John must review the theasurus every night to be sure he can muddle the mix. Thanks for posting, thoroughly enjoy all shows.
I do agree with that, but I think Bennett looks SMUG and SMARMY when he gets the answers right. Like he's so proud of himself like he just solved this grand scientific problem or whatever. Pride and self-satisfaction as he thinks he's "all that" for guessing.
+Irene Ryan
Bennett usually smiles broadly at the end of a segment, whether he got it right, someone else got it right or the panel was stumped. The exception is when he feels that the challenger and John badly misled the panel. It happens during this episode's only non-celebrity challenger at 16:55. I thought that some of John's decisions as to when to give a yes, no or sometimes were somewhat off and misleading during this segment and Bennett seems to agree. About 10 seconds before the camera pans to him, he can be heard off-mic saying "Sleeping bag?" with a note of incredulity.
At ~11:00 when Arlene is questioning the challenger, she asks if the product can be applied in any way. The challenger immediately says no. John overrules him and I think John was wrong there. If a million people familiar with sleeping bags were asked if they are applied to the person using them, I can't imagine any of them saying yes.
Then Arlene asks if it has any moving parts. The challenger immediately says yes and John overrules again. Yet a zipper is certainly more of a moving part than a sleeping bag is applied to someone. It was not one of John's better sequences during his long and illustrious tenure on WML.
It was almost like when a pitcher has two strikes on the batter and then throws one over the heart of the plate which the batter takes and the umpire calls it a ball. The batter knows he'd better be hacking at anything anywhere near home plate because the umpire is likely to call it a strike as a makeup call.
@@loissimmons6558 Dorothy is the most competitive but Bennett is repeatedly the sorest loser. And he always believes that if he is wrong that he was misled and it was someone else's fault. Here he fell into the most frequent WML panelist error of them all, one that they should have known not to dig such a hole in by 1965. Bennett asked if the product was worn above the waist, answer yes. Was it worn above the neck, yes sometimes. This neither precluded that it was worn between the neck and the waist, below the waist, or in multiple combinations thereof. Once Bennett put the whole panel down that rabbit hole, the questions were about cosmetics and earmuffs. John handled some questions that fell between the cracks in possibly questionable ways but Bennett is responsible for the panel being so far off, not that he here or anywhere else would ever admit it. One of his most unappealing qualities.
Dorothy, my favorite panelist, not because she was the smoothest and most real, like Arlene, but because she was unconsciously the most fun to watch in her sweet ladylike manner with a journalistic edge and tiny bit of something I can't describe. What a loss she was.
John's ability to find a dozen words that were close to "yes" or "no" but not quite synonymous make me wish he'd played Password.
Betty would have been about 43 years old when this was filmed. So nice to be able to see Betty.
Arlene is my absolute favorite panelist on WML.
That mask was ugly! I hope she never wore it again!
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She was certainly the smartest! One time she guessed the occupation of the guest before the questioning even started!
She was one of the most beautiful women I have ever seen. I just love her ever so much.
I used to watch this show all the time when I was a kid, and I never saw Arlene wear that blindfold. I laugher at her comment about the world changing so fast after the marriage question.
Polite, polished, well dressed, well spoken and groomed. ..
Intelligence...
That was this television era.
I subscribed..
Miriam Jewett - it doesn't sound like the television today. The new generation are stuck with satanism and all the filth that comes from a conditioned society.
Now they WAP on family tv.
Yes, that’s why I watch this wonderful show, besides the entertainment and educational value.
Miriam Jewett Also, the panel were addressed as 'Mr.' or 'Miss', before the first name.
So happy that I grew up with this type of TV program. The only scary programs were twilight zone and some violence in westerns.
Was great to see Allen Ludden & Betty White!
Happy 98th birthday to Betty White! They had a happy marriage. Also, I’m so happy Arlene recognized that the world is changing so fast “you never know” so ahead of her time...
Vonda Kay is still kicking at 75 years old and still remains the only Miss America to win Miss Congeniality as well!!
77 is not terribly old... so "still kicking" is not necessary
I remember the year she competed for Miss America. She represented Arizona. As soon as she brought that ventriloquist dummy out, everyone knew she had it locked.
@@gailsirois7175 Actually 77 is terribly old. In fact, it's within the average lifespan of a female which is 78 so still kicking definitely applies here. Also when you throw in the fact that this episode aired 57 years ago and everyone else has passed away now including Betty White, Vonda hanging in there as the sole survivor is the very definition of still kicking. For both men and women the 70s are the twilight years. The 80s are the start of borrowed time. Anything beyond that is considered an achievement.
And her signature is one of the easiest to read as well-something you don’t see often!
@@1977TA Agree. Very true and real.
Betty White - best dimples in Hollywood
Allen Ludden and Betty White just married. Till death do they part. She says the one regret in her whole life is that when Allen asked to marry her, she put him off for a year - a whole other year they could have had together.
That's sweet enough to bring a tear to the eye.
They were married for two years at this point
I don't know how true it is. But I read a National Enquirer story from 2010 the other night online that said that Betty White and Allen Ludden's oldest daughter Martha never got along with each other. All three of Allen Ludden's kids, David, Martha, and Sarah; were by his first wife Margaret. Margaret died of cancer just a few weeks after Password debuted.
Martha was against her father marrying Betty White. She had a rebellious youth and she even fought with her father as well. At the time of the National Enquirer article in 2010, Betty and Martha didn't speak to each other for nearly 30 years. Martha tried to reach out to apologize to Betty, but Betty refused. Martha is now an attorney in Washington, D.C.
poetcomic1 - Betty never marry again, she really loved him.
Nan Fagan - wow, she must of hurt Betty to refused to talk to her after so many years. She doesn't strike me as a cold unforgiving person, yet you never know.
Jsut saw breaking news that Betty White just passed. What an amazing life and career she had. I met her once at an after part for the Golden Girls she was delightful and friendly. RIP
RIP to a special lady. I'm sure Allen was waiting with open arms.
What a great couple! Allen was taken too soon, but we still have Betty sharp as ever at 97.
I know. Allen Ludden was only 63 when he died. In fact, he died the same day that Natalie Portman was born; which was June 9, 1981.
Ken Madden - and she never remarried - she always said why settle for hamburger when she had the best, filet mignon
@@jolenaagapisou3803 are you sure that is the correct quote? "Once you've had the best, who needs the rest?" she told the Daily Mail in 2011. " Former "Golden Girl" Betty White is an animal activist and a vegan, according to ET Online.
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"Do you do what you do together?"
Honestly, I laughed out loud.
I was too young to appreciate this show........awesome to watch them now! And I want some of whatever Arlene Francis is on! 😂
What an adorable and loving couple, Allen & Betty 💜
I’m 50. I grew up with plenty of ‘50’s and ‘60’s reruns but, sadly, not this show. So Garry’s wonderful YT channel has been a revelation for me. I never call in sick, but I did today, for a stupid, nasty, cold, and this was the first place I visited. I don’t think there has ever been a more charming person in front of a camera than Arlene Francis (perhaps Jackie Chan), but her intro here to Bennett is nothing short of poetic, and something only a parent could speak to! At 1:43.
Dorothy Kilgallen is sooo smart! She gets a great number of the guesses correct!
Thats the fundamental difference between Dorothy and Arlene. Dorothy wants to be right. Arlene wants to be entertaining. This is a show for people to watch. Dorothy and Bennet treat it like they need to prove how smart they are. Steve Allen and Fred Allen are the best contestants because they are just supercilious about it.
I loved the 60's. It was a magical time.
Betty & Allen were always great on Tattletales as well! They both seem very amiable.
dpm1982 - you're right they seemed to be in loved and very friendly.
Betty never looked more beautiful and happy. Allen in heaven because he finally got his prize to marry him.
Arlene has such a good sense of humor
I adore watching Betty White and her husband. They were so very much in love.
Vonda is 77 today. July 2020.
Still a beautiful woman.
16:49 is hilarious!!! As soon as John announces what the line is, the camera pans through the panel, everybody seems surprised and interested and then there's Bennett just sitting there like a stunned mullet.
Ha! That's great-- thanks for pointing it out.
Such class which is unfortunately lacking in today's world
21:26 Allen forgot to change his voice and Betty nudges him to remind him haha
Perhaps that one mistake had Arlene zero in on them when it was her turn again.
+Haley H
The classic wife elbow nudge of the husband. There's also a variation done when the wife needs to get her husband to roll over (to stop snoring, etc.).
He used his own voice twice but she didn't catch him the first time
@@loissimmons6558she had to do that too bc on his short lived show Smart Aleck's, he admitted to being a snorer & she'd nudge him & he'd roll over.
Enjoyed watching the sleeping bag guy! He was having a great time up there!
His reactions were by far the most entertaining part of that segment.
Betty White is a national treasure.
I was born in 1960 and we grew up watching Miss America pagents. We always picked our favorite and did guess correctly sometimes.
It's so chilling to hear Dorothy mention "suicide pills" knowing what her fate would be in just a couple of months from this episode.
She was killed not suicide!
@@Rony2453 Yeah I know, but she died from pills.
@@Rony2453 What evidence is there that she was killed?
Her husband had motives and opportunity. He was extremely jealous of her success and was a philanderer,an alcoholic, and a mean spirited man. He threw out her teenage son who was not his. Read The Reporter who Knew Too Much.
Vonda Kay was my favorite Miss America. For talent she did ventriloquism. She and her dummy sang Together Wherever We Go from Gypsy.
Betty White...Thank you for being a friend. We miss you already. Mr. & Mrs. Ludden reunited forever. ❤❤❤
Betty just joined Allen in eternity today. RIP.
Every year it gets even cooler to realize that Betty White is still among us. Here she was 9 years away from her role as Sue Ann Nivens.
Imagne; THIRTY years from her role as Rose Nyland
I have always loved Betty. I miss her already and will always miss her. God Bless her RIP Betty
Enjoyed seeing Betty White as a young woman, with her forever love Alan!
Thanks, Betty. We love you so much. Give Allen a hug for us.
At about 22:30 Arlene refers to Allen and Betty as being married, but she says the world is changing so fast. It ain't changing that fast, but she could have no idea just how much it would change!
In areas of marriage, it would change in many ways - all for the worse.....
jmccracken1963 - you're absolutely right.
You most definitely lead an Unnatural life style. You continue to use that phrase, What are you trying to hide?
Liberace appeared on What’s My Line many times. In every appearance he made, he seemed very happy. He never seemed frightened about the possibility that his private life might be exposed to the public. Homophobia in that era has been overrated.
Miss America's gown was really something. I like how the ladies always check out the fashions as the women contestants walk away.
He stopped and he still said it! 6:41 Love it!!!!!
I liked when Miss Americas were more naturally built. Today, one has to work out eight times a week to compete. A little softness never hurt one woman!
I'm a woman and I agree completely!
I agree. I believe humans value what is the hardest to achieve and quickest to lose.
@@KQwest98 Well said. And, thank you for your service. My dad had a Purple Heart fromWWII.
This is the second time in recent weeks (according to the rate at which these videos have been posted on this channel) that the panel got so caught up with the idea that a product comes in contact with the body above the waist, shoulders, neck, etc., that they completely forgot to ask whether it also comes in contact with the body *below* those areas! I think the previous product that caused this kind of trouble was a bridal gown. Of course, a whole lot more time had passed in the life of the panel than it has for us since we've seen that episode, but I would still think they might have remembered and learned from that mistake.
I think the panel sometimes comes in after a fine dinner with drinks and wine and their a little bloated. The bridal gown bit was hilarious. It was group hypnotism.
22:31 "I tell you, the world is changing so fast you can't be sure about anything." -Arlene Francis
Well, yes, yes, indeed. How this applies to even more so today is really funny.
Except nothing has changed. Everything "different" was there, just well hidden, if not illegal in some locations. LOL
They say that George Hamilton was tanned but take a look at Robert Q. Lewis...
Dorothy was SO smart. The remark about the suicide pill is eerie.
Second game illustrates that things people get into horizontally are hugely funny on WML. As to John's definition of "wearing," well . . . it is not often that Daly gets hoisted on the petard of his own semantics.
Arlene had a prophetic utterance: "the world is changing so fast, you can't be sure of anything!"
Yes. Unfortunately, she was right. The Bible was taken out of the public schools in 1962. Ever since then, this Country's society has kept getting more immoral and anti-Christian. Read Romans chapter 1 for a good example.
@@lynettepalecek3141 A secular society cannot be expected to embrace one religion over another in the public sphere. The Bible is to be taught in the home where it can be interpreted correctly.
@@pamtebelman2321 I disagree. The main society was extremely moral and decent when the Bible was taught in the public schools. It isn't that way anymore.
@@lynettepalecek3141 You mean back in the days when people of color were denied equal education, jobs and housing, and black men were hung from trees? Or the days when women couldn't vote or speak their minds or make decisions on their own? I'm so tired of hearing about the 'good old moral days of yesteryear,' from my fellow Christians, I can't even tell you!
@@pamtebelman2321 Well said. As someone born in the 90s, I really appreciate the elegance and civility of this show and am sad our society today doesn't exhibit such dignity and sophistication. However, I am happy that in the 21st century we in the developed world have equal rights based on race, religion, and sexuality for the most part. I don't think those two things need to be mutually exclusive either.
Betty White and Allen Ludden were a great power couple. There will never be another couple like them ever again.
They were a legendary, golden couple. Their whole marriage was in honeymoon phase
Dorothy asked if the female MG had been known for her impersonation of a (Zsa Zsa) Gabor. She was thinking of Sheila Mac Rae. Robert was also thinking of Sheila and her husband Gordon Mac Rae. 20:24
When Betty White was permanent panelist on The Liar's Club, the producers called her their secret weapon since she had such a great talent for telling the craziest lies with the straightest face.
We miss you, Betty, but you're back with Allen now.
Sleeping bag man just loved bamboozling the panel!
22:30 "The world is changing so fast..."
This word is use since the night of time . Ancient Greeks from 500 before Christ , complain that young peoples were so much different from their fathers the end of the times was to be soon: they didn't have good manners, they didn't believe in traditions, in religion etc...It is a classic: new generations are always despise by some older peoples.
And vice versa ... although there are many times when there is a stronger affinity between grandparents and grandchildren than between parents and children. Those who were young adults in the 1910's and Roaring Twenties often understood the young adults and teens in the 1960's better than those who were young adults in the days of the Great Depression and WWII.
Is it possible that your "lifestyle" is unnatural? I say very possible!!
@gcjerryusc Truth cannot be silenced! No matter how hard those who want to silence it try!
@gcjerryusc Homophobia and bigotry is alive and well in 2020. Funny how such ignorance is most widely demonstrated by religious folk. They'll never get to heaven with that ugly hatred in their hearts!
5:08 - All but Dorothy were shocked at the 'no' answer, and probably thought 'well, this has nothing to do with Miss America'.
Dorothy's lateral thinking skills saved the day :)
Yes, but Bennett set it up for her by asking if the contestant was ever “Miss Something.” 😎
Many people (often women) had the most beautiful penmanship in those days.
That is back when Penmanship was taught in school; so people were expected to have decent Penmanship.
My mother, born in 1914, won a penmanship award in school. She passed the flair and skill on to me; I'm also an artist and writer, and not only does the ability come in handy, but as time goes by, people frequently comment on my handwriting with a degree of amazement and admiration; it's a fading art.
And that's a shame.
I first learned cursive writing when I was in second grade; which was back in 1964-65. Nowadays, I don't they teach cursive writing in the schools any more. They still should teach it. Not all documents can be signed online.
Cynthia Lyman - you're absolutely right, when you say that people see it as faiding art, because it happens to me. I felt in love with penmanship when I was in second grade. I remember the teacher who took the time to passed down onto me the love of writing. She taught me how to hold a pen correctly, thanks to her and my dedication for learning paid off, now people asks me if I'm an artist, my mom is proud and brags about how beautiful my handwriting is to others. It's sad that like some rare artistry is becoming a depleted talent. I don't know if you know the history of penmanship it's very interesting. Take care!
Betty White was a real cutie.
She still is!!
She had amazing dimples.
.....yeahhh what's her secret can't believe Woman in Her 90's Look that '''Good'''..Her & My Girl''...''Lena-Horne-"'...!!
@@ddivincenzo1
She is adorable, as always!
Casper Kittae. yep. !!
I love Arlene’s mask! 😊
Betty white had the best smile. Very pretty woman. She lover Alan very much. He was gone so young and she still missed him to her dieting day. They are together again and happy always
Back when men dressed handsomely and the women dressed radiantly and lady like.
...and women stifled their breathing with girdles and ruined their feet with high heels.
@@pamtebelman2321 but Big Boy Mike865ms doesn't care about that in his reminiscing, does he? Nah. He never had to wear any.
❤ Love Betty White & appreciate her love for pets & especially dogs. Her marriage & devotion to Alan was important.
10:00 - Considering how she died, not long after this, that quote from Dorothy was unnerving.
Paul Martin - how? She didn't committed suicide- she died of an accidental overdose of alcohol and barbiturates. I don't see how is that unnerving if there is no relation..
@@mayaa5048 She was murdered.
@@mayaa5048 Glad YOU think that's how she died!
Anyone here a fan of the many versions of "Password"? There was the following:
1961-1967 (CBS Daytime/Primetime)
1971-1975 (ABC Daytime; also known as "Password All-Stars" from 1974-1975)
1979-1982 (NBC Daytime; "Password Plus")
1984-1989 (NBC Daytime; "Super Password")
2008-2009 (CBS Primetime; "Million Dollar Password")
Aristophanes!
Ridiculous!
Funny... I hardly remember the original show but I do remember the ODD COUPLE episode featuring it.
Chris Barat
Classic!
*****
I am most definitely a "Password" fan, and I think I've seen every incarnation of the show except "Million Dollar Password," which I don't think I'd even known about. I used to watch the original "Password" regularly as a child and watched "Password Plus" fairly often too. I was even a contestant on it once! (I only lasted 1 game -- or was it "match?" I forget what terminology they used.)
Yes! Particularly its original incarnation. I wish there were more episodes available online!
Elsie M. SaveThe TPC All the versions of "Password" are good, but the one I first really got into (keep in mind I was born in the late 1980's, and first got GSN in 1997) was the "Super" version. Bert Convy may not have been the greatest host ever, but he was lots of fun to be for the contestants and celebrities.
Sadly, he died young in his late 50's.
Mz NC jsoul train
I’m surprised that Ludden’s voice didn’t give it away right away. He’s on Password every day.
He raised his voice and barked his answers
Betty will be 99 soon!!!
Also, great to see one of my favorite Miss America winners!
The one episode where Dorothy "Out John Charles Daly'd" John Charles Daly.
Vonda Kay Van Dyke was 22 here (b. May 19, 1943 in Muskegon, MI). Now 79 (Apr. 2023).
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"It isn't anything like a suicide pill or anything like that?" In the context of Dorothy's death two months later, that's an interesting question for her to have asked.
The official cause of death was ruled an accident, however, not a suicide.
There have also been conspiracy theories saying that Dorothy was murdered.
I wish we knew the truth about Dorothy's death. RIP
I thought that too, especially since there was some thought that she killed herself. So sad, no matter what the cause of death.
It's interesting that some say that Dorothy was so smart (on the show), but drinking and taking barbiturates together is not so smart. It is said that she died in bed.
Just two months before Dorothy Kilgallen was murdered. She was such an amazing woman.
Please don't spread unsubstantiated conspiracy theories.
@@glennhoppe8715 nn&j*,m
She was murdered.
It’s naive to think she wasn’t murdered after reading evidence and listening to the findings.
Yes. She knew the Warren Report was a lie…for starters!
Lovely to see a young Betty White. She still has that twinkle, though. 😊
I just noticed Arlene's mask, it's adorable!
It is interesting to see Betty with her darker hair color. She was gorgeous and lovely
Betty Was So Beautiful!!
The appearance of Miss Amercia got John a little bit unconcentrated: "Well, actually, it'll be on Saturday, next... I mean... It'll be on Saturday, next CBS" :) 6:41
Very prescient comment from Arlene at about 22:30.
+Save The TPC Very sadly so......
my draw dropped.
This made my day.
OMG WML has been on 14 years and the veteran panelists STILL get hung up on "above the waist" doesn't rule out BELOW the waist too.
Miss. Betty. White will greatly be missed... I have some precious archival treasures... Life with. Elizabeth to name a few. The. Golden girls and the thing that. I admired about get. Get nails & makeup always on point flawless. She was a show stopper an original. Gotta love her. Rest in peace 🙏 😇💔 ma'am. She was comedic&serious when needed assertive in all the right places. I would see her on. Momas family 🏠. Carol. Burnett show. She was impeccable and sweet ❤️ kind of nice kindred spirit. Rhonda. Prater from. Merced. California.
I've seen people at football games, when it is very cold, wrapped up in a sleeping bag.
lol when that guy said he was following that miss America lady, the host straight clowned on him
Does a sleeping bag have any moving parts? I'm sure Mr. Bannister was thinking of the zipper to close it. I think the zipper moves.
Yep, as I am watching this and that is the first thing I thought...he is thinking of the zipper!!
And John overruled Mr. Bannister. Maybe John wanted to win one for the zipper!
Joe Postove. wonderful Joe..
@@loissimmons6558 Good one, Lois! (better than many of Bennett's and on par with Steve Allen).
I've been binge-watching Password Plus over these last couple of months. I couldn't get enough of it (til they replaced Allen with Tom Kenedy :(. Now I only watch it if Betty White's on there)
Betty have the deepest and cutest dimples when she was younger.
Pretty cool learning that Arlene & Bennett would hang out quite a bit with their families off camera 2:00. Wonder if either of them ever spent much time hanging out with Dorothy. Can't really see her and Bennett hanging out. Maybe Arlene & Dorothy
My understanding is that the Gables and the Cerfs were next-door neighbors in Mount Kisco, and that John Daly spent a good bit of time with them. Dorothy seems to have been a bit of an outsider. I've always had the impression that she was an insecure person, and I wonder if she felt somewhat left out of the "group". None of the others acts badly toward her, but I get the feeling that she wasn't fully accepted into that circle of close friends.
@@mikejschin Here is what Bennett Cerf said in his interview for the Columbia University Oral History Research Office: "Arlene and John and Fred Allen and I became close personal friends. Dorothy was always the outsider for two reasons. One, none of us liked her politics. She was a Hearst girl, and she had a different set of ideas than we did on Senator McCarthy and several other key problems. We just didn't think alike. But worse still, Dorothy was always a reporter. We began to discover that things that we would talk about in our dressing room, clowning around before the show, would begin popping up in Dorothy Kilgallen's column. We didn't like that."
@@jackkomisar458 Thank you for that information, Jack.
Robert Q. Lewis ! 😋 i’m seeing everyone these two panel shows. his name in itself makes you smile. :)
mBoth Goodson-Todman productions. :) 🤓
22:18 You said it Mrs. Francis!
I thought the way the sleeping bag guy’s tone of voice and obvious joking enjoyment of Dorothy’s odd reactions was hilarious. He was so comfortable on TV. And Arlene’s mask was hideous 😫
Gary, yes! Mr. Bannister and his sense of humour, and that "basso" voice were hysterical! And Holy Moly! Arlene's mask was just, just.....😱. I think this was the funniest WML I've seen!
Poor Dorothy only had a couple of months to go😢🎩
betty looks stunning.
What 20 seconds that happens at 22:15 is hilarious!
I like to Dorothy Kilgallen she was so smart and such a lady. Tragic and disturbing what happened to her.
The sleeping-bag segment was extra entertaining.
Hard to believe that Dorothy was dead 2 months later after this......Or murdered as some think...
Still dead either way.
In only two months, we would lose the smart, resourceful, and outstanding journalist Dorothy Kilgallen at only 52 (Monday Nov. 8).