Super Password NBC Daytime 1984 Premiere September 24th 1984 

But she was the last one in March 1989 with Mr. Belvedere himself, the late Christopher Hewitt.

I agree!!!

Three years since he passed.

Super Password's fourth season.

happy 40th anniversary super password

This was filmed September 19, 1984.

Rich Jeffries being the fill-in announcer for Gene Wood

Could've been a lot more better IF the contestant was given the option to give or receive because of the big money offered.

Same

I loved them both

Bob Hilton also did a week! Would have loved to hear Johnny Gilbert, Johnny Olson, Rod Roddy, John Harlan, Art James and/or Charlie O'Donnell at the mic filling in for Gene in later episodes (and perhaps also Dean Goss though he never worked for Mark Goodson. Charlie Tuna would be another great first-time Goodson announcer here).

Agreed. Especially during the years when Brandon Tartikoff ran NBC.

He6w was the audience warm up.

He also auditioned for the announcing role on The Price is Right after the death of Johnny Olson. Fellow Super Password announcer Gene Wood and fellow Blockbusters announcer Bob Hilton also auditioned for the role, but the gig ended up going to Rod Roddy.

Gene Wood AND Rich Jeffries were very good announcers

Allen Ludden was dead at that time; why would he care? besides he liked Bert

@@kristabrewer9363 I Believe Bert Delivered the Eulogy at Allen's Funeral

While it did debut on 9/24/84, it's possible a station or two got a late start with it.

Her name is Gloria.

Allowing homophones is one thing; doing a "form of" off them like that is another. I agree with you.

Too bad, that's how it works.

I agree. Dr. Goodwin wouldn’t have asked for a form of the word. My main problem was Gloria’s Tarzan yell. Was that a word?

Yes, Judy, he would have.

Then you have no logic or understanding how games go.

How did he plug PYL? 🧐

​@@cevancarrI...I guess it had something to do with the Emmy nomination bit? I honestly haven't got a clue, I was 13 or 14 when I wrote that comment and haven't seen it in the 5 intervening years!

Rich Jeffries

Score Productions provided the theme to this series.

I do believe you're correct, @@drummingdanny84 . That means their best days were well and truly behind them.