In 1967, people decried the hippie revolution and the the drug-inspired pop music and recalled 50 years earlier, "Back when classy singers did regular songs. I miss those days." Nostalgia is permanent. There were no good ole days. Just good memories.
EM was extremely articulate using clear English and diction. Nothing like the incompetent use of language today by most celebrities or media people ! America USA has so declined in quality of commuication and other characteristics as well...ugh 😣🙃😥
You can just see her mind constantly working. Smart lady. Her animated expressions are what Jennifer Aniston seemingly stole from her, though I like them both, LOL.
Oh, I just loved to see this! They are so classy and formal, lol! I used to love watching Password when I was a kid. Elizabeth is so poised and beautiful, it made me tear up as I watched. I miss her --Alan too.
Everything's hip hop nowadays. This is a blast from the past, a breath of fresh air. The audience was so respectful and didn't clap or make noise till the right time.
I"ve noticed this as well, mens fashions sometimes are timeless I guess, neat! Elizabeth is so pretty in this, it's like seeing a lost episode of Bewitched, "Samantha Plays Password".....
Yes. I'm from Kensington and Chelsea; in London. Our language was aligned. These days it's not. I spose it changed in the 1980s, possibly late 1970s. These days my friends and I; barely understand the spoken word by your great country. Often having to put subtitles on-screen in films (movies) for example. Best wishes to you. I still love 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🤝 🇺🇸
I know some people comment "they should bring the old shows back" but I do not agree, as the game show contestants (meaning the general public), and game show hosts nowadays tend to be loud, tacky, obnoxious, quite ignorant and over the top "enthusiastic". The qualities that made these shows very pleasant to watch were the good manners, elegance, poise, intelligence and humility of both contestants and host. That's why we are nostalgic about a time that has long passed, never to return.
And many wonder what was the TRUE consequence of the Vietnam War? Followed by the financial event(s) of 1971 .. (Vietnam was effectively lost in 1968.) Since Sept. 11, 2001, society as a whole has become effectively paranoid and scared ................... shiteless! We have become drones pretending to be happy ..
Oh, I don't think that's entirely true or fair. Jeopardy is quite similar in tone to Password, valuing brainwork and strategy more than outsized personalities. And it's one of the most popular and talked-about game shows on the air. Another show in this vein I'd love to see return is the $25,000 (or $100,000) Pyramid. Which has a lot of similarities of play style as Password, now that I think of it.
Jason Patrick These people wanting the old shows back are talking about doing it the way it was done in the past. That is indeed possible if viewers watch and refuse to watch when the contestants, host and entertainers act or speak inappropriately. And why say that the good things you mention are never to return? They would if not only people would watch shows containing them, but it also takes us letting our friends and family know the good things we watch and refusing to watch the inappropriate things with them.
When the clues clicked before her partner gave her the hint for bacteria, it was all over Liz's face that she knew the word. Liz beat Peter Lawford at 20 seconds.
Whenever I used to see Peter Lawford on any talk show I used to feel like I was crashing some sort of exclusive Hollywood party! He always seemed to bring some sort of "insider" vibe to wherever he was.
Giving "fungus" as a clue for "bacteria" threw everyone off for several cycles. Fungi and bacteria are no more closely-related than vegetables and bacteria. Same with "algae" and "bacteria." Not at all the same.
It certainly seems that TEACHING was the career to get into back in the 60's and 70's bc all the password and old game shows i have watched so many of the contestants are going into or already are "Teachers" too bad we never paid them well and now its not the career of choice, being a "Creator" on youtube is! lol times have changed!
My late mother was a first grade teacher beginning in the late '50s, up until the dawn of the '70s - when she took what was to have been a temporary leave of absence to finally start a family, only to have it become permanent retirement from her chosen profession; the same one held by both my late grandmothers, and many other relatives on both sides of my family, up to the present day. I can recall Mom stating many times over the years that things were already starting to change for the worse by the time she made her involuntary exit, ca. 50 years ago - both in student behavior, as well as administrative practices.
And, if one attempts to be a REAL teacher via TH-cam .. Google/Alphabet will NOT -- allow it! It would seem that the more successful "Creator" must adhere to the axiom .. "panem et circenses" to past muster with the "gatekeepers" today! Rome never fell .. Just changed its face! Juvenal is as correct today as he was in his own day ..
For any of the younger people who might not know, a go-go dancer was someone (usually a woman) who was hired to entertain nightclub patrons with solo dancing. There was a point in history when they were suspended from cages above the audience, and there were some cases where they danced topless. It was essentially a 1960s/70s mild version of burlesque.
As I replied elsewhere here. Regarding the politeness and spoken word. Quote: Yes. I'm from Kensington and Chelsea; in London. Our language was aligned. These days it's not. I spose it changed in the 1980s, possibly late 1970s. These days my friends and I; barely understand the spoken word by your great country. Often having to put subtitles on-screen in films (movies) for example. Best wishes to you. I still love 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🤝 🇺🇸
For "Bacteria," even as the 1st clue - spoken/sung in that "Passwordian" way (trailing up and extending the musical note of the last syllable) saying "Viiiiirus??...." I would say if not for the 1st clue it would've worked for the 2nd.
Interesting, I don't know if it was either invented/discovered yet or not but for "Trench," today, in any event, I would have given the clue "Mariana.....?" (the Mariana Trench is the deepest trench on earth ... obviously in the ocean :-)
Alan Ludden is the reason David Letterman made the jump to network TV from his broadcasting work in Indianapolis. Ludden was on a radio telethon in Indy starring Letterman and Ludden told him he was the cleverest person he had ever worked with and he ought to go national. Letterman took him up on it.
The word Scale is interesting. In the context of an object for weighing I always say “Scales”. The color episodes seem more relaxed (less formal) than the b&w ones. I don’t think it’s just that they are in color. Also, the rule about gesturing isn’t adhered to as much.
This is the early era of Montgomery Password appearances where she's still rather sweet and "wholesome. In later years (during the 1970's), like her character on Bewitched, EM became much more serious and edgy. She often got angry and/or frustrated with her team mate and was even bleeped out on several occasions.
*'Virginia Dare' was the first baby born in the colony at Jamestown* ( *The first baby considered as 'American' from the immigrants in what was to become America* )
Gerry Nightingale - woah. I never knew that. Just looked it up and it's definitely something I'm gonna read up on. Good on Liz for knowing her history!
@@XXthekingofyouXX Stuff like that used to be taught in elementary-school as part of 'American History' in 4/5/6th. grade along with a semester or two of French or Spanish, as well as 'Cursive Writing' starting in grade 3. (I don't think they do any of that any longer) 'Music' usually started in 4th. and you got to pick-out want you wanted to learn to play...and I don't think that's part of the curriculum now either. Too bad.
Back when classy stars did regular TV shows. I miss those days
Classy?????
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
In 1967, people decried the hippie revolution and the the drug-inspired pop music and recalled 50 years earlier, "Back when classy singers did regular songs. I miss those days." Nostalgia is permanent. There were no good ole days. Just good memories.
Elizabeth Montgomery , absolutely gorgeous 🥰
I can’t get over how cute Elizabeth’s gestures and expression are.
I get why my dad always had a major crush on her
Elizabeth Montgomery’s facial expressions are everything!
She's one in a million! Beautiful and that smile. Melts your heart.
well put
My girl reminds me so much Lizzie!!!
Tell me about it. I'm still stuck on her, after all these years.
Super gorgeous looking actress& very pretty lady
She was so attractive!
Elizabeth was so fine, smart, animated, Classy and, humble!! R.I.P. to her, Martin & Allen!!
Montgomery exuded charm, sincerity, wit and self-deprecation. A thoroughly delightful woman.
EM was extremely articulate using clear English and diction. Nothing like the incompetent use of language today by most celebrities or media people ! America USA has so declined in quality of commuication and other characteristics as well...ugh 😣🙃😥
Yes, she was amazing. And taken from us way too soon. I adored the show Bewitched!
She had class.
Nothing special about her. Just because she was on TV doesn't make her special.
@@frankcabanski9409 'Bitter, party of one, your table's ready...Bitter, party of one...'
This is one lady that left us too soon.
I watched Bewitched all the time. RIP 🙏 Elizabeth Montgomery 😢
I love Elizabeth Montgomery! I grew up watching her. I wanted to be Samantha 😂
Elizabeth was a spectacular dressers. She wore the most stylish chic dresses
Love how genuine and funny Liz Montgomery is. Her thinking faces are hilarious! (And Martin Landau-what a hunk!) Thank you for uploading!
I love Elizabeth Montgomery.
You can just see her mind constantly working. Smart lady. Her animated expressions are what Jennifer Aniston seemingly stole from her, though I like them both, LOL.
@@bethe192 i wouldn't say stole as by the time Jennifer Aniston got her break, Elizabeth Montgomery had long since passed away.
@@chrismc410 Well, Jennifer did have some notable roles before Friends, and Elizabeth was still alive at the time.
She looks super gorgeous looking in that episode: wow; legendary& great actress
Love Elizabeth Montgomery, and the wonderful Allen Ludden was the “love of Betty White’s life.” 👋🇦🇺
Elizabeth had a beautiful voice.
I really appreciate having Martin L on Password. He's a credit to the game.
LIz and Martin are excellent players! Great to see this great game played so well!
Liz was.not only beautiful and.talented, she was one.smart lady.
Gary I always like her so much.
And an artist her work was featured in Darren's layouts
Oh, I just loved to see this! They are so classy and formal, lol! I used to love watching Password when I was a kid. Elizabeth is so poised and beautiful, it made me tear up as I watched. I miss her --Alan too.
These old game shows were wonderful, classy and fun.
Not only is Liz smart but is also beautiful. RIP
Was and was
ELizabeth had a long history with this show way into 1979....
She appeared on the show 88 times!
Liz Montgomery is sharp in Password..
She was a wonderful actress..
Elizabeth was just a great player!
Maybe she knew some things that the other players did not.
What a great show and host RIP Allen Ludden!
When Martin gave the clue "witch" for "hag" in a nasal tone, I knew Liz would make a remark. LOL to her "I beg your pardon" response❣
I saw her one time after she had 2 boys, she was foggy. But here she is amazing.
So pretty, smart and charming, Miss Montgomery
Love Elizabeth Montgomery!💕
Super gorgeous looking woman & actress
Everything's hip hop nowadays. This is a blast from the past, a breath of fresh air. The audience was so respectful and didn't clap or make noise till the right time.
I like Lizzie’s thinking face, it’s funny
Beautiful face of Montgomery.
Fun facts, The $350 for the round plus lightning is comparable to $2,500 dollars today.
Was thinking of that, how much money being won was worth today.
@@louisbuzzi869 What does foggy mean?
I didn't realize that, I always thought that way such a small amount of money
Damn Elizabeth was stunning. What a 🥰
Hard to believe this is almost 53yrs old but Elizabeth's partner is dressed modern day. She sure was a gorgeous lady.
I"ve noticed this as well, mens fashions sometimes are timeless I guess, neat! Elizabeth is so pretty in this, it's like seeing a lost episode of Bewitched, "Samantha Plays Password".....
The language is clean and well spoken. No foul words. It saddens me that culture has changed so much.
Yes. I'm from Kensington and Chelsea; in London.
Our language was aligned.
These days it's not.
I spose it changed in the 1980s, possibly late 1970s.
These days my friends and I; barely understand the spoken word by your great country.
Often having to put subtitles on-screen in films (movies) for example.
Best wishes to you. I still love 🇺🇸
🇬🇧 🤝 🇺🇸
It's a TV game show. It did not reflect language use in general.
I know some people comment "they should bring the old shows back" but I do not agree, as the game show contestants (meaning the general public), and game show hosts nowadays tend to be loud, tacky, obnoxious, quite ignorant and over the top "enthusiastic". The qualities that made these shows very pleasant to watch were the good manners, elegance, poise, intelligence and humility of both contestants and host. That's why we are nostalgic about a time that has long passed, never to return.
And many wonder what was the TRUE consequence of the Vietnam War?
Followed by the financial event(s) of 1971 .. (Vietnam was effectively lost in 1968.)
Since Sept. 11, 2001, society as a whole has become effectively paranoid and scared ................... shiteless!
We have become drones pretending to be happy ..
Oh, I don't think that's entirely true or fair. Jeopardy is quite similar in tone to Password, valuing brainwork and strategy more than outsized personalities. And it's one of the most popular and talked-about game shows on the air. Another show in this vein I'd love to see return is the $25,000 (or $100,000) Pyramid. Which has a lot of similarities of play style as Password, now that I think of it.
Jason Patrick These people wanting the old shows back are talking about doing it the way it was done in the past. That is indeed possible if viewers watch and refuse to watch when the contestants, host and entertainers act or speak inappropriately. And why say that the good things you mention are never to return? They would if not only people would watch shows containing them, but it also takes us letting our friends and family know the good things we watch and refusing to watch the inappropriate things with them.
I do not agree. If you want the good ole days to return, you must encourage their return, not turn your face.
Too bad all the daytime episodes had several minutes cut for airing on GSN. 6:15 When the word was partially covered, it looked like BARF.
Elizabeth💕Montgomery
Beautiful Elizabeth Montgomery
Thank you very much, PASSWORD, for uploading this program because it certainly does bring back plenty of fond memories of when I was much younger.
Please enjoy this day to its max. ©®
September 01, 2021 @ 3:20 pm ©®
*I just LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE her!*
When the clues clicked before her partner gave her the hint for bacteria, it was all over Liz's face that she knew the word. Liz beat Peter Lawford at 20 seconds.
His record was eventually 12 seconds.
Just wanted to commend you on a great job editing and sound quality
Let’s name one female actor in 2021 who has the class, looks, and intelligence of Elizabeth Montgomery.
🦗 🦗 🦗😴
Not happening...
we miss you Liz
I think Liz Montgomery and Peter Lawford were the 2 best celeb participants in this show
Carol Burnett
Lynn Turman ... I agree, I think Liz Montgomery and Carol Burnett were the best. I would almost pay to see them again on TH-cam.
Whenever I used to see Peter Lawford on any talk show I used to feel like I was crashing some sort of exclusive Hollywood party! He always seemed to bring some sort of "insider" vibe to wherever he was.
Betty White
i love martin landau and elizabeth montgomery they both look
so young and beautiful here
The clues for RAP would definitely be different now.
in heaven i want to play password with Elizabeth Montgomery
Giving "fungus" as a clue for "bacteria" threw everyone off for several cycles. Fungi and bacteria are no more closely-related than vegetables and bacteria. Same with "algae" and "bacteria." Not at all the same.
Love the old game shows 👌.
People looked so much better at that time.
Nice clean fun!!!!
It certainly seems that TEACHING was the career to get into back in the 60's and 70's bc all the password and old game shows i have watched so many of the contestants are going into or already are "Teachers" too bad we never paid them well and now its not the career of choice, being a "Creator" on youtube is! lol times have changed!
My late mother was a first grade teacher beginning in the late '50s, up until the dawn of the '70s - when she took what was to have been a temporary leave of absence to finally start a family, only to have it become permanent retirement from her chosen profession; the same one held by both my late grandmothers, and many other relatives on both sides of my family, up to the present day. I can recall Mom stating many times over the years that things were already starting to change for the worse by the time she made her involuntary exit, ca. 50 years ago - both in student behavior, as well as administrative practices.
And, if one attempts to be a REAL teacher via TH-cam ..
Google/Alphabet will NOT -- allow it!
It would seem that the more successful "Creator" must adhere to the axiom ..
"panem et circenses" to past muster with the "gatekeepers" today!
Rome never fell ..
Just changed its face!
Juvenal is as correct today as he was in his own day ..
When the preacher gave the clue "double" at about 7:30 did anyone see him mouth the word "dare"?
Lol how ironic? Being a preacher
They should bring back all the old game shows.
Martin Landau was a hottie.
I Always will go Love Elizabete MONTGÔMERI
Elizabeth 🔥 Elizabeth 🔥
their all gone... Liz Montgomery ...what a fox
they're
the non celebrity contestants might still be living.
@@lynnturman8157 there
Allen Ludden was so handsome. Betty White could get it!
Landau was great in THE BIG VALLEY
Loved him in B.A.P.S. with Halle Berry.
They need to bring them back clean shows
But, unfortunately people aren’t the same …(classless people these days)🤷♀️
For any of the younger people who might not know, a go-go dancer was someone (usually a woman) who was hired to entertain nightclub patrons with solo dancing. There was a point in history when they were suspended from cages above the audience, and there were some cases where they danced topless. It was essentially a 1960s/70s mild version of burlesque.
I remember seeing every single episode of "Password" that there were when I was much younger and boy did I enjoy watching it very much.
Please think positive daily. ©®
September 01, 2021 @ 3:15 pm ©®
As I replied elsewhere here.
Regarding the politeness and spoken word.
Quote:
Yes. I'm from Kensington and Chelsea; in London.
Our language was aligned.
These days it's not.
I spose it changed in the 1980s, possibly late 1970s.
These days my friends and I; barely understand the spoken word by your great country.
Often having to put subtitles on-screen in films (movies) for example.
Best wishes to you. I still love 🇺🇸
🇬🇧 🤝 🇺🇸
For "Bacteria," even as the 1st clue - spoken/sung in that "Passwordian" way (trailing up and extending the musical note of the last syllable) saying "Viiiiirus??...." I would say if not for the 1st clue it would've worked for the 2nd.
Lowball for highball. I was wondering why they are allowed to have the word ball ? Because it is contained in the answer. 🦉
They were both on The Untouchables (1959).
Yes you are right ; I remember watching young Elizabeth poping out from a birthday cake during Gangster Party !
She's not a witch just plays one on tv
Interesting, I don't know if it was either invented/discovered yet or not but for "Trench," today, in any event, I would have given the clue "Mariana.....?" (the Mariana Trench is the deepest trench on earth ... obviously in the ocean :-)
Double dog dare from A Christmas Story.
I never saw A Christmas Story, and I said 'I double-dog dare you' all the time as a kid.
Alan Ludden is the reason David Letterman made the jump to network TV from his broadcasting work in Indianapolis. Ludden was on a radio telethon in Indy starring Letterman and Ludden told him he was the cleverest person he had ever worked with and he ought to go national. Letterman took him up on it.
Do we have the episode with Agnes Moorehead anywhere?
A bunch. Search for "password agnes moorehead."
The word Scale is interesting. In the context of an object for weighing I always say “Scales”.
The color episodes seem more relaxed (less formal) than the b&w ones. I don’t think it’s just that they are in color. Also, the rule about gesturing isn’t adhered to as much.
"Logarithmic" would have been the perfect clue for that. "..scale" is the only possible response.
I want to play!! I only want to give clues, though.
Too bad, you gotta do both clues and guesses, or you can't play.
We had state monopoly TV back then. But it was very similar to this.
I can't imagine sitting next to and even touching Elizabeth Montgomery!
Jeepers!
Red lady is pretty, landeau was great in columbo
Yes, playing a dual role. He also made a cameo in Get Smart.
Allan Ludon has a little dancing motion when he makes his entrance. His arms do a flapping bird thing.
Marty Landau was pure class...so was Liz
This is the early era of Montgomery Password appearances where she's still rather sweet and "wholesome. In later years (during the 1970's), like her character on Bewitched, EM became much more serious and edgy. She often got angry and/or frustrated with her team mate and was even bleeped out on several occasions.
@Norris A LoL Some said even hotter in the 1970's.
Elizabeth absolute knockout 😊
I was 7 years old in 1967.
It was just the day before my little sister was born
I was 26 month old
The centipede in my Grandma's basement was three days old.
Sue looks like a younger Patricia Heaton from Everybody Loves Raymond.
But Liz is MUCH prettier
8:35 😂😂
Reaired on October 30, 1967.
All of a sudden
Alan Ludden
Said,
"Here's Mud in,
your eye"
Aaah not only the golden days of 📺 but the finest days of America... So far
How did Liz get "Dare" from his clue of "Virginia"?
*'Virginia Dare' was the first baby born in the colony
at Jamestown* ( *The first baby considered as 'American' from the immigrants in what was to become
America* )
Gerry Nightingale - woah. I never knew that. Just looked it up and it's definitely something I'm gonna read up on. Good on Liz for knowing her history!
@@XXthekingofyouXX Stuff like that used to be taught in elementary-school
as part of 'American History' in 4/5/6th. grade along with a semester or two of French or Spanish, as well as 'Cursive Writing' starting in grade 3.
(I don't think they do any of that any longer) 'Music' usually started in 4th.
and you got to pick-out want you wanted to learn to play...and I don't think
that's part of the curriculum now either. Too bad.
Gerry Nightingale born in the Roanoke Colony in NC. Twenty years before Jamestown. There is a Dare County there.
I believe Virginia Dare was the first white europran woman buried on the colonies.
14:47 My daughter is a real 'Gogo' girl!
I miss those days. Gee..
I was a little girl, but remember all those shows. It was better then than now.
Me too.
As a clue for "rage", I would've said "against the machine" Duh
They all seemed awkward during the shows introduction.
bobby D - especially Sue. She looked annoyed.
Who was the password voice?
Jack Clark and Lee Vines. I believe the latter was the one quietly announcing the words.
Think that go go dancer is a little LONG IN THE TOOTH, for that job....and that young guy...looks a little like Tom Cruise..?
Rich girl misses budget. Shocking
The password is FART.
Uh, um, flatulate?
You should be on stage.... Sweeping it!
Is it just me or was Elizabeth Montgomery pretty gleam with the 2nd round young fella Stock exchanger? Lol
Monster1 Monster2 Monster3.....
Password
Stressful