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I enjoy watching these old Password shows that were filmed around the year of my birth. I watched this show when I was young back in 1980. It's nice to play along, always like Betty White.
I loved this game during the late 1960's and during the 1970's...during my childhood and teen years.I liked that deep but soothing voice that spoke each word while shown onscreen.The 1960's-1970's had so many good TV game shows!!
I LOVE BETTY WHITE AND DON'T CARE WHO KNOWS IT. HA HA. I watched Betty play Sue Ann Nivens on the Mary Tyler Moore Show as a boy, had a crush on her, still do. So funny and still a beauty.
I was just watching Jimmy Fallon and Betty said she heard the rules before and she married the guy in the middle. Then I started to think wait a minute is this an old show and then come to find out it is and I found this video. Wow I just learned something today
George Grizzard is incredibly good at this game! The number and accuracy of those synonyms he managed to generate for "humiliate" were very impressive, and he thinks up some very clever, sophisticated, and highly effective clues for difficult words.
George Grizzard, who would later play Barbara Eden's confused husband in "The Stranger Within", a tv horror movie ripping off "Rosemary's Baby", on episodes of shows like "Twilight Zone", and he played George AND Jeremy Devereaux, Blanche's late husband and his identical twin brother on episodes of "The Golden Girls".
They wouldn't have been so enthusiastic about the Assemblies of God evangelist missionary in Africa if they knew more. Sickening that he is using this light entertainment to advertise his religion. (And they HATE their religion being called a religion).
Is it just me, or did they dress Betty up to look like a Candy-Striper here? After she and Allen Ludden got married, they really didn't know how to handle a woman who was unapologetic about not having children, and unafraid to dominate the men on this show.
00:38 "Nice to see you again!" That was an odd thing for Allen to say to Betty. They were married! 15:20 The sound of Allen's urine stream was dancing in Betty's head. George Grizzard kept his homosexuality private, and I applaud that. If only the current generation of actors would do the same. We didn't need to know Grizzard's sexual preference. We just knew him as a good, reliable actor.
RIP Betty White 12/31/2021. Wonderful, talented lady.
I enjoy watching these old Password shows that were filmed around the year of my birth. I watched this show when I was young back in 1980. It's nice to play along, always like Betty White.
Betty White is so beautiful and she’ll bu 100yo early next year. Her best friend and husband preceded her sadly along time before 😢
I have so much fun playing along. So grateful these r published to youtube.
Me too, plus it brings back my childhood! We didn't watch much television, but we always seemed to watch Password and To Tell The Truth...
“5 seconds honey”
Why is this so precious 🥺
Love these shows. They just do not make awesome game shows like this anymore. Love love Betty we miss you.
So wonderful to watch Betty, Allen, and all! Very challenging game. Thank you for sharing.
I loved this game during the late 1960's and during the 1970's...during my childhood and teen years.I liked that deep but soothing voice that spoke each word while shown onscreen.The 1960's-1970's had so many good TV game shows!!
If you're a smart player you work off of both sides. This is exactly what Betty does and why she's so good!
I LOVE BETTY WHITE AND DON'T CARE WHO KNOWS IT. HA HA. I watched Betty play Sue Ann Nivens on the Mary Tyler Moore Show as a boy, had a crush on her, still do. So funny and still a beauty.
George Grizzard was an EXCELLENT player...especially in the lightning round!
Betty found a worthy opponent that kept winning as usually she wins most games
She sure did. Well said. Lovedvwatching George play
Who else was physically applauding at 19:00? Now THAT was a cool lightning round!
So Rose and George did meet! Lol RIP Betty. You were America's doll.
Karen's one of the best game players I've seen so far, and her smile and energy is contagious :D
It was rather interesting how often missionaries, seminarians, ministers, pastors and pastors’ wives were on Password.
Betty's comment at 5:50 lol! Love it when she's on.
Thought Allen might say
"What a coincidence we share the same room together."
@@paulbalares2307 He was too nice and madly in love.
I was just watching Jimmy Fallon and Betty said she heard the rules before and she married the guy in the middle. Then I started to think wait a minute is this an old show and then come to find out it is and I found this video. Wow I just learned something today
George Grizzard is incredibly good at this game! The number and accuracy of those synonyms he managed to generate for "humiliate" were very impressive, and he thinks up some very clever, sophisticated, and highly effective clues for difficult words.
Betty white always look pretty...
She’s gorgeous
She's my favorite too ! What a Tomcat !
George Grizzard was on fire here; "tintinnabulate"--wow!
George Grizzard, who would later play Barbara Eden's confused husband in "The Stranger Within", a tv horror movie ripping off "Rosemary's Baby", on episodes of shows like "Twilight Zone", and he played George AND Jeremy Devereaux, Blanche's late husband and his identical twin brother on episodes of "The Golden Girls".
He also created the role of Nick in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, an achievement that ensured his immortality in theatrical history.
I think he did the first frontal nude scene in a mainline play in You Know I Can't Hear You...
He also was with Betty in Otto Preminger's production of Advice and Consent (1962)
Betty and Allen probably did Password in between gigs on the Summer Stock Circuit.
I'll bet that Alan was a real neatnik!
George was so good.
19:18 A voice from the grave. R.i.p.
How could they get it so wrong with the clues for ‘Humiliate’. Surely “ridicule” should have been straight off the bat as one?
Could have said shame.
How many people today know the word "Tintinnabulate?"
I sure didn't.
10:00: Chicago's LARIAT!? If I spent ten years in Timbuktu I wouldn't say 'lariat' to a clue of 'Chicago'. 🤣
They had Tinkle I the 1st season.
Anybody else notice how similar George Grizzard and David Hyde-Pierce look?
I hadn’t noticed ! But you are very right ! Blessings from California. 🎯
I had trouble even looking up "tintinnabulation" because I couldn't even spell it. Lol.
How did people who wanted to play along at home during the original airings, avoid seeing & hearing the Password? Must have been so frustrating!
We had the home game ! Back in the DAY !! 🦖
I would rather see the word.
At 6:58 I guess the little dwarf down under the desk must've been drunk LOL :-)
Drunk? In 1967? He was on LSD.
@@lynnturman8157 D'oh!
Tintinnabulate! WOW!
Rose Nylund with brown hair.
Allen and betty made nice couple they look young here
st petersburg... florida
On the original show, some of the passwords could be quite tough. How do you get someone to say truant?
the audience not seem to be rooting for betty....odd.
mr grizzard was sexy and talented
They wouldn't have been so enthusiastic about the Assemblies of God evangelist missionary in Africa if they knew more. Sickening that he is using this light entertainment to advertise his religion. (And they HATE their religion being called a religion).
Karen is so 60's! She's groovy, in the best way!!!!!
OMG! Why do they keep repeating words ther other person said?!
It seems to me that Allen Ludden was hard of hearing, too...
Who says potio since the word is patio!
Is it just me, or did they dress Betty up to look like a Candy-Striper here? After she and Allen Ludden got married, they really didn't know how to handle a woman who was unapologetic about not having children, and unafraid to dominate the men on this show.
castigate for humiliate
George Grizzard always kept it in the closet
What a handsome and lovely man and an excellent Passeord player
00:38 "Nice to see you again!" That was an odd thing for Allen to say to Betty. They were married! 15:20 The sound of Allen's urine stream was dancing in Betty's head. George Grizzard kept his homosexuality private, and I applaud that. If only the current generation of actors would do the same. We didn't need to know Grizzard's sexual preference. We just knew him as a good, reliable actor.
Imagine people of today trying to play this game... it would be a cringe-a-thon.
Omg. Betty white😬🙄😬🙄😬🤢🤮🤢🤮🤢🤧
Why?