Super Password: Expect the Unexpected

These are the most unlikely moments from Super Password

[@suzycreamcheesez4371]

RIP Dick Gautier

[@Woohoo5241]

Wow, that weekend with Vicky Lawrence and Dick Gautier was eventful.

[@BruiserKnux]

They bleep out "penis"? Times have changed.

[@Quartzquiz]

Wow. "Super Password" just had no luck trying to use OYSTER as an answer to a puzzle! The two times I saw either Bert or the stagehand gave the answer away!

[@Thelazertagkid]

You should have kept running the episode clip the one with Vicky Lawrence infamous clue for "Erect" because the next clue, "Poles", was even more hilarious because of the way they were both taken way out of context to the actual puzzle, "Tent". Thanks for the upload, though.

[@PriceRight89]

I'm guessing they changed the rule because in Password Plus, a celebrity could intentionally give an illegal clue in order for a contestant to win with a jackpot reduction. In Super Password, it's a forced end game loss.

[@jamesthedragon2344]

1:28 😱

[@DXKramer]

So the first clue was "dimwit." Is it TOM?

[@PriceRight89]

Gary Collins was a fair Super Password pkayer but he didn't do so hot in the bonus rounds. In yesterday's Boxing Day marathon, he blew $20,000 for a contestant by giving "18th Century" for "Casanova".

[@jameshess9757]

Perfect clue for throat I believe would be larynx.

[@plushbatfan]

James Hess I'd thought that too.

[@suzycreamcheesez4371]

she would've said voice box

[@dboy122660]

That celebrity in red was HOT....

[@BlackwoodCompany]

I have been looking for that to put in my illegal Password clues.

[@tpir1972]

He wanted to say O'HARA, he couldn't say that could he?

[@bloodguzzler]

WHen they put up the word "dimwit," I thought they were making fun of themselves at first

[@HuskerDu2]

Of all things, the answer was Tent.... the second clue was Poles....and that got them going again! :)

[@DaniRadioCat]

4:03 Would "Pittsburgh" be a legal clue for "Pirates"? (as in the baseball team)

[@SonnyBubba]

Yes.

[@TheCoreyd1086]

No perfectly legal clue

[@PhirePhlame]

If it's in a dictionary, it's admissable. I don't know what dictionary was used here, but I *do* know that then-work-in-progress World Book Encyclopedia Dictionary's editor, Dr. Reason A. Goodwin, was one of the word authorities that judged clues on the original Password.

[@suelee3391]

Adam’s apple lol!

[@JayTemple]

Oh, Kline! Even though you identified him fine, I was thinking of Richard Kind from "Mad About You" and "Spin City".

[@adam102285]

lol, 2:08 "no, not even close"

[@Dharmon1]

Was that Dick Gautier on the second clip?

[@BlackwoodCompany]

No spoiling on some of the elements.

[@TBONE_2004]

Where's "SLANGIER"? XD

[@MatthewTheMattam]

ACME Crimenet Not if it's a word in the English language, which in this case it was

[@DaniRadioCat]

0:12 Yeah, I can tell she got it but she was sad because it was after he gave an illegal clue :( 0:26 if it was Pat Sajak who did that, I would have played the Bankrupt sound from Wheel of Fortune :P

[@plushbatfan]

danisidoti84 Yes, I would be speechless if I were saying the exact clue.

[@suelee3391]

Adam’s Apple lol

[@shartallover]

Who is the girl that said the bad word?

[@tarheelking2515]

what was the clue for erect?

[@mshroye2]

Tarheel Fan a part of the body that you really can’t say on daytime tv. At least not on a game show

[@lobstertexas]

what was the answer to the puzzle with the "erect" clue? :p

[@fisher10000]

lobstertexas “Tent”. The clues they got were “erect”, “poles” and “canvas”.

[@BlackwoodCompany]

Especially with Purple.

[@BlackwoodCompany]

@GameShowNetwork Not all of them are.

[@Psycho1nsane]

yep

[@bigweezey]

lol love that part.

[@TVgeinus90sSim]

xD favorite one

[@PatJK910]

very funny.

[@plushbatfan]

PatJK910 0:25 is a perfect clue!💜

[@siminyazdani2652]

Super password, with. Bert make. Us. Happy & we. Have. So fun