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- Featuring the delightful combination of beauty and charm, "I've Got A Secret" panelist, Bess Myerson and the versatile leading man and star of stage, motion pictures and television, Hugh O'Brian!
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These were two fantastic celebrities!!
I like how Bess was feeding off Hughs clues (pun intended). Excellent game as usual, with alot of spirit
Hugh O'Brien was in the Marines at age 17 in WWII and became the youngest drill instructor in Corps history. That's why he was talking about the marines.
I like this format of the contestants staying for the whole show. I hope they continue this.
It's been 60 years......
She was Miss America at one time! ❤️
I was gonna ask you about that !!! I thought so. 🌹
1945
The first Jewish Miss America in 1945.
I wish I was born 50 years earlier so I wouldn't have to live in the days we're living in now
Thanks for another good vintage Password episode. These old gameshows are fun to watch.
Jerw66 usa thanks for the comment! I'm glad.yoire enjoying them
I agree. It's a great game and wonderful to see these stars in their prime.
Password. Oh yes - these are just great fun. Thanks you so much for posting.
Bess Myerson sure was a lovely lady.
not according to her daughter.
Allen Ludden was simply the greatest on this show!!
$1150.00 in 1962, is calculated to $9504.00 in 2019.
These were the days when people dressed appropriately
Bess has a beautiful voice.
Great shows!!!!!!!!!
Bess was a gorgeous babe!!!!
Okay...I could not stand it any longer....I had to go and put my pearls on.
😂📿
I had a little chuckle here watching 21:51… Thinking of the clue "fastest!" Which would only work not only after Space Balls came out (a film which wouldn't come out till far in the future) but also popularized further with the quickest Tesla automobile currently in existence :-)
I wasn't quite 2 years old when this show aired lol
Me too.
Hugh O'Brian also played Wyatt Earp for several years in "The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp", which is known as the first "adult" western. He certainly is a hunk.
I had a little crush on him back then! It was a great series!
_The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp_ (1955-1961) ran for 6 seasons (226 episodes).
As a side note, it's funny that as I am going back and forth and watching this here on TH-cam in the future (2023) I am actually using AI (image creation) to come up with images of a Zen like river or creek for my new single that I'm about to release called "Zen River." 🙂
hugh: smart & georgous @!
If they brought this game show back it wouldn't be clean like it is here. People have got nasty minds on game shows today and you can't look at it. Family shows is what for all ages.
It is coming back in this basic format in August...so we will see!
I've seen the preview for the new version and it looks embarrassingly bad. Everyone yelling and being hysterical, like a comedy show.
Agreed 👍
People were really touchy-feely with one another back in those days weren't they.
They all seemed to hit it off that’s for sure. Both celebrities seemed fond of both contestants
Humanity was cool compared to today. Today humanity is just plain dumb.
Their interaction was delightful. I have been watching many of these shows and some celebrities definitely did not liked to be touched.
Thanks for the dates.
Fun to see that in this episode the celebrities were more touchy-feely than the contestants, rather than vice versa!
Hugh O’Brien was HOT
Bess Myerson was the first Jewish Miss America. The year was 1945.
As a second clue for "Wish," I would think "Genie" might do the trick (even if I Dream of Jeannie wasn't I think quite on the air yet or certainly not as popular as it became in the later 60s).
It's wild that the first and only meaning they had for "capsule" was related to space travel.
I wish they'd bring Password or Password Plus back.
Or any version of Password for that matter
August 2022
What was a major doing up there , he certainly doesn't need the money . This is one quiz I would be hopeless at , I'm just amazed the showbiz folks can be so good at this .
Bess Myerson's head is huge !
This is too stressful. I am sitting here screaming clues but they are not listening!!!
I am shocked they won anything at all.
It’s easy to say the words at home, right?
For "Major" honestly, of course he could have obviated the military route altogether and just simply (in that Passwordian way, to denote an opposite) simply said "MINORRRR..." 🙂
any chance you have the episode of jayne meadows vs Bennett cerf October 23 1961? I haven't been able to ever find it
Hugh O’Brien was handsome at this time.
WHY WOULD THEY NOT SAY RESUME for application or Hire, or something of that nature
BACK in these days the women all wore DRESSES
and SKIRTS.
I like to see celebrities chat briefly with the guests. It humanizes them. But it seems to bother AL.
"Champagne Flight" became "Come Fly With Me".
Omg, he’s a hottie.
Jack Clark is the announcer.
I am Jack's password announcer.
Are we just smarter today or what? They seem to have no concept of how this game is played. .
Too bad that Hugh O’Brien wanted the lady contestant to win money for her three boys so bad. And she only ended up with one hundred dollars. 🌹
Yeah but more than a week’s wage back then so they did well for a quick game show.
So sorry they are all dead now.
John Johnson, a very real person...hmm...
That girls head looks so little up to bess. 🤦
There is no way I would have gone for "application of a poultice" I guess she's never applied for a job. Or picked up an application for a job. Too bad.
That's a hard word. So what words would you haven given for clues?
@@lynnturman8157 A rather terse challenge-but I'll accept it. I don't know if it could be done in one but with quick minds, two. First clue: Hiring. Second clue: paperwork
@@ToniHunterOne yeah, those are good clues. Most of these words have multiple definitions & it's up to the players to decide which definition to go with.
I think of "applying" all in paperwork. For a job, for a loan, to buy a car, rent an apartment. All these things have applications to fill out.
it just took too many clues to try and get them to think changing a dressing or wound care. That is unless they were all in the medical field in some way.
@@ToniHunterOne I agree it would have been easier to guess if they had gone with your definition.
The Disgusting and Cheap Game show network add is Exactly why there are no Game shows on network television...
It’s a good thing they played the whole game, or these two doofus contestants wouldn’t have made a dime. They consistently gave some of the stupidest answers.
The major was pretty thick ! And yet the woman only got the one hundred dollars. No matter how bad Hugh wanted her to earn alot for her boys ! 🐢
@@marycook1644 lol, so true.
The Major was sharp, not a doofus. You should watch the episode again. Bess Myerson was good.
Hugh O'Brien was not very bright at all but was on the program because women thought he was handsome.
The lady contestant really "shot-herself-in-the-foot" with that dorky clue "Poultice" for "Application". In 1862 people knew what a "poultice" was, but by 1962 people in the States had modern medicine and hospitals.
Much better clue for "Appication" would have been "Job" and/or "College".
Too bad that so many of the contestants, guest celebrities and especially Allen Ludden could NOT spell words. Ludden hated "spelling", yet he claimed to have gotten an English degree in college.
He mentioned that one day in an episode where a contestant corrected him and the Judge(s) for using the wrong word and the other team won. Ludden said: "We don't emphasize spelling here." What a flaming LIE ! If someone used a hyphenated word or "form-of-the-word" they got the buzzer. A.L. could not spell very well.
There was sooooo much cheating on this program and most of it was done by the celebrities under the nose of Allen Ludden. The celebrities got paid for being there, but not the contestants. The average Joe & Jane contestants were trying to legitimately win some money. If one of the celebs was cheating, that should have been and automatic point to the other team.
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In this episode the very wrong Password was "Piece" as in a piece of cake or pie or a chess piece or a piece of furniture. Instead---- the bogus clues given were for the word "Peace" (absence of war, tranquility). The Host with the college English degree should have stopped it at that point and told the contestant to re-read the "Password", but he did not.
Homophones were always acceptable in Password. This is mentioned in several episodes.
@@elizabethbass2641 Hello. I know they were allowed later as it got down to 1 or 2 points, and the clue givers are desperate. The problem is that Piece is NOT the same word as Peace. If the clue giver says: "Chess" or "Fork" as a clue for "Piece" that is great, but when the other clue giver (who never passed Junior High School English class) gives the word "War" for a clue, that ruins the whole thing.
@@gusloader123 bollocks, saying piece or peace shouldn’t matter, the contestant just has to say it as it sounds. I know of no other game that doesn’t allow this.
@@oo0Spyder0oo You obviously have never read nor purchased an auto or home insurance policy or signed a rental/lease contract or signed an enlistment contract with the Armed Forces. Words have specific meanings.
Instead of posting silly stuff, why not buy a English language dictionary and look up the word "piece", and then look up the word "peace"?! They are NOT interchangeable.
This is a VERBAL game, so homophones are entirely acceptable. If you want to change the rules of the game, go back in time and change them.