PASSWORD 1962-12-02 Phyllis Newman & Jack Carter
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Featuring, the beautiful, young comedienne and star and star of the Broadway musical stage, Phyllis Newman, and the gifted comedian and star of stage, screen, and television, Jack Carter!
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Those kids were very good players !! I was a little bit younger than they are.🦉
I always get a laugh out of kids who throw in the "HALF" when they give their age.
Phyllis and her gasping!
When Phyllis was giggling before giving the clue for "Award" I was close to 100% sure she would say the obvious clue (at least in 2022… Back then I'm not sure if they called it "The Academy Awards" as a general rule (as regards the name of the show) but obviously, I would have said "Academyyyyyy...."
I’m not sure her partner would have gotten it even if she had said acadeMEE with a rising tone. She gave some excellent clues and he rarely picked up on them😐
"Noooooooooo..."
"ABSOLUTELY NOT!"
I love Phyllis's reactions!
She's ADORABLE!
Phyllis Newman was always so pleasant and cute!
Phyllis Newman reminds me of Marisa Tomei, both have a cute bubbly energy.
those kids would be like 65 by now
Jack Carter died in 2015 at age 93. Phyllis Newman died in 2019 at age 86.
Hope they are doing well and good.🙏
Born around 1952 since they were 10ish in December 1962.
The same words over and over again. Can't believe they had an English PH.D. on the program.
Tabloid and headline would be good clues for sensational.
20:33 He didn't look very impressed with himself, did he? Goodson-Todman should have tossed in a hundred bucks for the girl's school library. What cheapskates!
At least these were the days when they paid $250 for the game and up to $250 for the lightning round. Later they reduced the payout for the game to $100--which was worth even less because of inflation.
That little girl is 10 & she's in 6th grade? She skipped a grade.
13:00
😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂🤣
1:50 Jack Carter talks about an episode of "Dr Kildare" that he is about to shoot. Ironically, I just happened to have watched that episode last week. Same Jack Carter shtick, different venue. Not one of the better 'Kildare' episodes.
WOW! he's ANNOYING!
(I've seen this now where like 4 or 5 of these contestants were annoying)!
(and no WONDER they don't have time!! Allen, as much as I like him, talks WAY to much)
Obviously probably to naughty for 1962 (and possibly not even a colloquial term that had hit the vernacular, as of yet) but at 12:41, Carter could have said "Morning...."
(LOL!!)
*too naughty
Jack not such a good player.
Um, the film is out of sync. But I watched it anyway!
really? can you explain a little more what you are seeing? I just spot-reviewed it and it looks like normal to me. i will ask some other regular viewers if they noticed anything...
Well, shoot, now it's working on this one but the one I tried watching today, Joan Crawford and Barry Nelson is out of sync. Oh, by out of sync the sound is not in sync with the film, I guess is what I'm trying to say. *scratches head* I'll try the Joan Crawford and Barry Nelson episode one more time to see if it may be my UA-cam settings! All the other ones you've posted before this have been perfect! I'll let you know if it may be my settings!
Damn, it IS my settings! I need to put it at a lower rate for these videos. I'm sorry about the misunderstanding. Stupid UA-cam! :/
Amalgamaite Well expressed!
@Amalgamaite This not a political forum. Your negativity belongs elsewhere.
The lack of diversity in the program and the audience is hard to ignore. I hope they got more inclusive in later years.
Nobody else complaining.
You've got to be kidding!!!!
Compare to To Tell the Truth, where there more diverse contestants--including Wilma Rudolf :)
They've had black contestants before. Don't know how much more inclusive they need to be. This is 1962 not the 2000s.
And black celebrities. Diahann Carroll was in an early episode I just watched. Not frequent, you are right, but there was representation at a time when some Southern TV stations refused to air shows with black characters as anything other than domestics or criminals. Also refused to air variety shows with black and white performers singing duets, for example.