That Kelly was so bright !! Better than most adult players. My son passed away from Cystic Fibrosis so it made me teary eyed when her prize money was donated to help fund research 🔬 !! Blessings from California to all my fellow fans. 🦚
This was such an awesome episode! Jimmy and Gloria were such a wonderful couple and they're very good players. Their twin daughters, Judy and Kelly, aren't too bad themselves. This was such a blast to watch. Thanks for uploading this one-I needed a pick-me up after the week I've had! :)
Funny, I think here in 2023 with the clue "Chinese……" I think most people would say "Food." I don't even know if youngsters would know much about Chinese laundry as a common saying/thing.
Kelly Stewart was clever enough to know some history, because she was trying to use 'Bell' as in the inventor Alexander Graham Bell, in order to get her father to say Telephone.
Looks like the twins had different color hair. Did one of them dye it? In any case, it's fun to see this family together! (Even though Jimmy Stewart was before my time; I'm only 35 born in 1986, and the only movie of his I know is It's A Wonderful Life).
Not being an English native speaker, even after rewatching it several times, I can't understand the word they are laughing at after Judy's response to Jimmy's "Webster's". I assume she answered "weapon" (maybe I mistake it), but don't get their reaction basis. To put it simply, which word could be the one Judy had thought about. Could anyone spell it for me, please? I'm really curious :)
The Stewart’s were so fun to watch.
This was 1964. The girls were only 13 years old, and played incredibly well. 👏
I really enjoyed this episode with Mr. Stewart and his children.
GLORIA: Umm major
OPPONENT: General
GLORIA: Non Com
JIMMY: That two, two
GLORIA: Shut Up!!
@@rossdelain1645 You sound deranged! 😁
@@rebeccahefner3559 What ?? It happened in this Vid did it not.? Why I am I deranged for stating a fact.?
The twins were adorable. And so smart!!! Jimmy must've been so proud!
That Kelly was so bright !! Better than most adult players. My son passed away from Cystic Fibrosis so it made me teary eyed when her prize money was donated to help fund research 🔬 !! Blessings from California to all my fellow fans. 🦚
I'm sorry about the loss of your son.
@@TrainsFerriesFeet That means so much to me ! Thanks. 🕊
Excellent show, as always, with wonderful players (the Stewarts play at home, too!) and the gentle and thoughtful Allen Ludden. The Password is sure!
What an utterly charming episode!
Playing with their daughters was great.
This was such an awesome episode! Jimmy and Gloria were such a wonderful couple and they're very good players. Their twin daughters, Judy and Kelly, aren't too bad themselves. This was such a blast to watch. Thanks for uploading this one-I needed a pick-me up after the week I've had! :)
Watching the twins get startled when the Lightning round started was funny.
I miss the old days when people acted naturally.
Funny, I think here in 2023 with the clue "Chinese……" I think most people would say "Food." I don't even know if youngsters would know much about Chinese laundry as a common saying/thing.
1:46 Jimmy's talking about Shenandoah filmed Aug. 1964, hence the same time as this shows filmdate. You can see the beard in the film.
Kelly is very good. Fast in the lightning round. ⚡️
I watched this before (6 years ago), but I only remember Lucille Ball's kids on it
(these kids did pretty good)
"Shudd,-UpPP..😐😶😐😑🤨😐🤨😑😐😐😐"
😂😂😂
Does anyone know how the words were delivered to Allan? He always says the little man...
A stage hand did that. Since the stage was probably elevated Alan is just being funny since he has to bend over to get them.
Kelly Stewart was clever enough to know some history, because she was trying to use 'Bell' as in the inventor Alexander Graham Bell, in order to get her father to say Telephone.
"Bell" "Adonna"
How lovely to see the entire family play! The twins were excellent👏👏👏 Didn't Gloria's son Ronald die young? In Vietnam if not mistaken.
25:07 Apparently, the funniest thing on the episode was said, but we couldn't hear it.
Looks like the twins had different color hair. Did one of them dye it?
In any case, it's fun to see this family together!
(Even though Jimmy Stewart was before my time; I'm only 35 born in 1986, and the only movie of his I know is It's A Wonderful Life).
people were more adult like compared to today.
If she told jimmy to shut up in front of hundreds of people, think what she does at home 🤦
That’s a normal wife/husband relationship, bantering with each other. I don’t see anything wrong with her saying that
When we had real actors
Not being an English native speaker, even after rewatching it several times, I can't understand the word they are laughing at after Judy's response to Jimmy's "Webster's". I assume she answered "weapon" (maybe I mistake it), but don't get their reaction basis. To put it simply, which word could be the one Judy had thought about. Could anyone spell it for me, please? I'm really curious :)
I couldn't tell. I even turned on the closed captioning and they couldn't tell, either. Maybe we could find Judy on social media. ;)
@@TrainsFerriesFeet Thank you for your engagement anyway. I guess it's not that important, sometimes I just get too much involved :)
I thought she said webfoot
@@kayhansel6443 You must be right! I didn't know the word 'webfoot' but now it finally so to speak makes sense. Thanks a lot 😀
Laundry has been used a few times on here, and each time, the clue is Chinese.... what does Chinese have to do with Laundry?
Apparently Chinese ran a lot of laundries in the 1800s and early 1900s; it became a stereotype. You see a lot of references to it in old movies.
@@lawsonj39 "Ancient Chinese secret"
Kids should of said no sir instead of no. I raised mine to do so.
And you should have said "have" instead of "of". :)