PASSWORD - Audrey Meadows & Tony Randall (May 27, 1965)

Here's the last of the episodes of nighttime Password featuring WML regulars that I have available to post at this point. Many thanks, as always, to epaddon for providing his copy of this video.
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[@jeremyberman7808]

I'm glad that one of the passwords wasn't graphite.

[@tomault3063]

anopheles was ridiculous

[@johnbecker9242]

“Aristophanes is ridiculous.” Did you ever catch that episode on the Odd Couple when they were on Password?

[@pfflyer3381]

Does anyone remember Tony on Carson?Jonny would have a dictionary at a random page,word tony would give the definition. Tony was a wordsmith.

[@elspethcoogan1499]

A wordsmith he might have been but he was smug with it.

[@molinalong3468]

Tony Randall in The Odd Couple Came Out in 1970

[@randysills4418]

I kept thinking that one day he would actually come out...lol...

[@SheilaB]

HAH HAH funny that Alan says take it easy on the road this holiday weekend as it is Late Spring Bank Holiday here in the UK. What holiday is at the end of May in the USA then? OH and I did feel sorry for the last contestant who was paired up with Audrey, as she and Alan totally ignored him. Tony being the gent he was, chatted pleasantly with his partner while the credits rolled.

[@rockymarino584]

This Monday is Memorial Day.

[@SheilaB]

Oh cheers, rocky 😊

[@presto709]

Toni Randal used Fin which is french for End. Games pretty easy if you are allowed to do that.

[@randysills4418]

I knew somebody who worked with him and she said he was a Divo...

[@tomault3063]

actually it's "finis." were foreign words verboten?

[@johnsarkissian5519]

He didn’t say “fin”, he said “finis” which is Latin. It’s a word used in English “legal” terminology. In Password, certain French, Italian and Spanish words which were in usage or in vogue at the time were also allowed. Some French fashion words, for example!

[@PerMortensen]

Does Tony seem a bit... off in this episode? Or is it just me?

[@tjbnyc76]

Per Mortensen Not off, just...tight. ;)

[@MrWilliamtom]

While he gave the clue anopheles, maybe he was overcome by Aristophanes. But seriously, he was coughing and congested here. Maybe he was sick.

[@johnaddeo2251]

@@MrWilliamtom - Ridiculous!

[@bobredford9237]

Darlene control yourself!