PASSWORD 1964-04-30 Carol Lynley & Jack Jones 

He was indeed a great singer!

i noticed that with the first group. out of the 8 possible handshakes, i saw 3. and they were more on the cordial side. the only reason i noticed it, is because they always shake hands. but i am pretty sure that this came from the mgmt, not the celebrities or the contestants. usually there is quite a lot of interaction, while they are playing. not on this episode. i cant recall one partner touch from any of the players.

Carol was in the 1950"s film, " Blue Denim"..I lent out the video I recorded but she did not get it back...Maybe I need to go online

Carol looks beautiful here.

Lost to the ages now.....

🕊 Carol has passed away, but Jack is still with us !

I concur. Lousy clues from Song-guy. The male contestant was an attorney and should have gotten it sooner. Apparently J.J. and others have not been out of the U.S.A..

I thought the same thing, but it must be borne in mind that contestants on gameshows are usually people unused to bright lights and cameras -- thus, I try to be charitable.

And sings..remember "Love Boat" ? ? He sang that opening song ! ! !💞💞🎵🎵🎵🎵

had his albums, loved his voice.

His record of Wives and Lovers is one of my favorite all time recordings.

Gorgeous man.

Okay, thanks. I wondered what he meant by that clue, but when A.L. said something about "Maybush" I figured it must have been a showbiz related thing. It is the only thing(s) he knew or cared about.

A high school girl probably would not know who that is

@kevinnorman2937. Thank you for that information. I was just a young girl when this episode was broadcast and I had no idea who they were talking about.

That is SO funny !! Thanks for the information ! Blessings from California. 🦜

I was thinking the same thing. Wonderful actress. And I agree she was probably a quiet shy person off screen.

Her name was Carol Lynley.

Mae...

Excellent Password player.

The "South" wanted "Freedom" from the huge central Federal monster in Washington D.C..

*dyed

Bleached ! 🦋

@@marycook1644 He did neither, he simply stopped darkening his gray hair.

To me it's a little draggy...

4-30-1964 🌻

It is shown at the top of the PW screen each episode. July 1964.

​@@gusloader123No, it was April 30, 1964.

She is awfully cute though ! I think she was good in Poseidon. Although I haven’t seen it in a LONG time. She was pretty BORING on this. 🚢

She was certainly "easy-on-the eyes" looks wise, but I've read / heard that her personal life was not good. Some problems as mentioned in the book titled: "Valley of the Dolls". I think ( guesswork on my part I admit from things written on Webpages ) that Directors / Producers and crew and cast got tired of waiting for her to "even" or "level" or "steady".

she was very pretty AND WHO ARE YU TO JUDGE!!

"Poseiden Adventure" would be 2 words so that wouldn't be allowed.

I think that is big reason why most of the contestants at the Hollywood/L.A. studio are from California and most of the contestants on the N.Y.C. version were from around the N.Y., N.J., Conn., Penn. area. Easy train or bus ride. Once in a great while a southerner or for example an English teacher from Wisconsin was on the program, but they were usually taking a vacation to N.Y.C.. {A Place which I would NEVER vacation at/in. argh! Maybe Upstate or around the Finger Lakes, but not in the armpit.}

$50 is not much of a prize. They could have ar least made it $100.

@@kayhansel6443 - $50.00 dollars in 1964 was a good amount for losing the game. Later on, PW gave a "Parting Gift" instead of cash. In 1964, a gallon of gasoline cost 0.93 cents. A gallon of milk cost about 0.30 cents, and a loaf of bread cost about 0.21 cents. A double deck hamburger with fries and a salad was about a dollar.

I agree... I would have been 7 years old when this was recorded and wouldn't have known Mae Busch at the time but being a big fan of Laurel & Hardy I understood the clue straight away. 🤩

@@gordonblackett8329 - you only understood the clue because you were able to see the word on the screen. If you were like the contestant and didn't know what the word was, when Jack Jones said "Mae" you would have phonetically heard it as "may" just like the contestant did. It was an idiotic choice by Jones, and disrespectful of the contestant's potential one and only chance to win

I have the sound on, but I also use the "CC" tab. My hearing has gotten worse, but part of the problem is that people slur or mumble their words, and do not speak into the microphone. On the "CC" device the word it printed was "may". I thought maybe it was an obscure shrub or plant grown in various regions of the nation, such as a holly bush. Carol L. and J.J. should have just kept saying "Rose" and "Thorns". How does someone living in the States (or Britain) not know what a "Rose Bush" is?!?

You could Have done better than that...

"Have"!!!

No she doesn't

She might be sedated.

I think she was frustrated at the low I Q level of many of the contestants sitting next to her.

She seemed aloof and cold during the episode. She was probably mad that she didn't score much

odd girl to have been offered so many roles.....

She was an excellent actress!!

"one of"? You should really NOT have any....shame on you!

@@karenenderle532 Nothing wrong with porn, unless you're an uptight prude.

@Norfolk250. Get your mind out of the gutter you pervert!! 😡👎

well, he is an English major and knows his stuff, i think sometimes he just assumes everyone should know the exact clue to give

@@karenenderle532 He claimed to be an English Major with a college degree, but the man could NOT spell English words. He did not know the difference between Pour and Poor. Peddle or Pedal. Yet, he would insult contestants frequently for using words which A.L. did not like or understand. I have to wonder who wrote A.L.'s term papers and who took his college exams for him? For the PW "Idol", He insulted the contestant who gave a good clue word: "Iconoclast" = meaning: Early Christians who were against the Idols and statues and Images in Eastern Orthodox churches. A.L. did NOT know what the word "Iconoclast" meant, yet he thought it was bad clue. What a pompous dunderhead. (Nor did pretty boy J.J. know the word.) During the commercial break the Dictionary Judge guy (with the buzzer) informed smiling A.L. what the clue word meant.

Mary Cook, Agreed. He fawned over the Celebs but looked down or insulted the contestants. You may wish to scroll down and read my comment/reply to K.E.. It was not just this episode with the excellent word "Iconoclast", but on almost every PW episode.

I love Allen, but I've noticed that LOTS of times

@@gusloader123 I love Allen; he's the best game show host EVER, but I've also noticed in ALOT of episodes of condenscending he was, but how on earth would YOU know if he was poor at English or poor at spelling?!

No it isn't.

@@lynettepalecek3141 To each his own baby!

Democrates?

Okay, bucko, keep your idiot ideology out of this.

LISTEN UP!! Another Trump brain scholar has some analysis to proffer. Not bad for a Kindergartener either.

@@waldolydecker8118 - So what does that make you? A Biden Brain-dead Boy? An obummer hummer? A Clintonista?

Jack wasn't using South as a synonym to elicit the answer freedom, he was using it as another word associated with the Civil Rights movement, i.e., the Freedom Riders who went South to support the movement. Sadly Mary, Jack's partner, wasn't the brightest spark in the box, but I don't want to come down especially hard on her, because a lot of the contestants on that episode were verging on the brain dead, with a special award going to the second to the last male contestant Stanley Garrett or Harris, or whatever who had so many obvious words sail right over his poor empty little head, like shaking his noggin over Carol's obvious clues of sound and croak for the sound a toad makes, but by that time it was already obvious he had no business being on any game involving words. The last guy, Jay, didn't come out particularly well either. Poor Carol she was a little bit hit and miss on this episode, but she certainly wasn't helped by the contestants she was given to work with.