Here is a Classic Primetime episode of Password with guest stars Polly Bergen and Tony Randall with host Allen Ludden from 1967. Happy Throwback Rareites.
Too short of a game for this one, and perhaps this is why the first Password was cancelled later in the year of 1967: not enough numbers (there was no 6 on TV; maybe faces were more important than numbers). They also whistled the conclusion, and they dropped the 'Brought to you by' opening. Yet I have a good memory of Password because I saw it in Long Island! And as of 2018, Betty White is still alive as you should know!
Martin Felsenfeld these color 66-67 episodes were edited for time because they were used for syndication in the late 60s. They chopped the sponsors and most of the chatter and interviews.
Would you be the William Dunphy from Worcester Mass? If so, I went to school with an Andy Dunphy back in the early 70s, if it is you, then it really IS a small world
Haughty was a toughy, it's no wonder the players had trouble with it, it seems to me that it's not widely used in the general vernacular. Sounds to me like Allen couldn't hide his envy, mentioning how rich Polly is, at least three times
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These celebrities were so well-educated. A rarity today.
Polly bergen was such a trip !
what happened to the special all star cast they announced in the previous episode? Barbra Rush, Bea Benaderet, Bob Denver and Richard Crenna?
Too short of a game for this one, and perhaps this is why the first Password was cancelled later in the year of 1967: not enough numbers (there was no 6 on TV; maybe faces were more important than numbers). They also whistled the conclusion, and they dropped the 'Brought to you by' opening. Yet I have a good memory of Password because I saw it in Long Island! And as of 2018, Betty White is still alive as you should know!
Martin Felsenfeld these color 66-67 episodes were edited for time because they were used for syndication in the late 60s. They chopped the sponsors and most of the chatter and interviews.
From The Ed Sullivan Theatre on Broadway.
Would you be the William Dunphy from Worcester Mass? If so, I went to school with an Andy Dunphy back in the early 70s, if it is you, then it really IS a small world
If Allan can just get the word out and leave his little man alone.
Haughty was a toughy, it's no wonder the players had trouble with it, it seems to me that it's not widely used in the general vernacular. Sounds to me like Allen couldn't hide his envy, mentioning how rich Polly is, at least three times
I never heard of it but I would have tried 'C-O-L-D-Y''
I never heard of the word 'Haughty' but I would have tried 'COLDY' (dragging the word out)
Polly really needed to stop hitting her partner