Super Password - March 8, 1988 

RIP Gregory Sierra (January 25, 1937 - January 4, 2021)

Cool.I loved this sitcom and always thought Wojo was cute.

Love seeing these guys

Gregory is so cute

Gregory Sierra rocks at this! 🎶🎸

I've watched 2 of these uploads tonight with the Barney Miller cast, and Ron was REALLY good at this. I'm surprised he didn't make any further appearances.

March 8 is my birthday

Hal Linden was one of the celebs on the Password All-Stars final game that is on the trading circuit.

THIS IS NOT ON THIS AREA "NBC NEWS 5 WCYB-TV Bristol-Kingsport-Johnson City VA-TN." The Ownership of Lamco Communications, Inc. (and now THE SINCLAIR BROADCAST GROUP.)

RIP Ron Carey.

It's okay to use more than one clue for a word if you take a pause between each clue. And whirlybird is one word.

I would have liked to see Steve Landesberg and Ron Glass on here, and Abe Vigoda.

RIP Bert Convy

I think it was great he was the reason I each it he human mistakes make it even more fun cause he didn't take it too serious everyone else did

This game show spent way too much time chitchatting and not enough playing the game without Bert giving away the answers a lot of the time.

I wish Freemantle when they remake these game shows from the 70's and 80's just keep the original format.

However there was no pause between Carrots and Vegetable. That's illegal. I remember Richard Simmons on another episode using "Romeo and" for Juliet with the same lack of pause and it denied the contestant the big money at the endgame.

That's weird. From 1:54-1:59, the CBS audience applause was used. What is up with that?

Umm... Not quite sure how you can say that. He's one of the best. He messed up occasionally, but they all did.

hmmm, they used the CBS canned applause on an NBC game show? that's weird.

Nice too hear the full cue of Super Password the closing since GSN scraped it.

Barney Miller ended in 1982.

anyone else notice that at :33 Hal Linden pushes little Ron Carey off the stage 😬 what was up with that?

Did Barney Miler go off the air in 1988?

These all stars week of SP were nothing special. Half the time the celebs all played for the same charity, so there was really no competition. And I think GOodson and Co. gave out $10K or more of extra money each week to boot, may have depended on how many bonus rounds and Cashwords were won.

Do you have one from March 7, 1988?

Millionaire killed the celebrity contestant format by over doing it. People want to watch normal people win money. Also a lot of people don't trust charities.