PASSWORD 1962-12-30 Carol Burnett & Orson Bean.mkv

Featuring the lovely comedienne and star of the musical stage and television, Carol Burnett, and the wonderful humorist and star of the new Broadway hit play, "Never Too Late", Orson Bean!
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[@maha77]

I find this more entertaining than most anything on TV today

[@pattyemiller4014]

Maha77. Absolutely Right

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

That's because it IS.

[@deeanderson7358]

I agree, just started watching and it brings back child memories. Love it

[@mabeldurocher2258]

Because of the “ stuff “ on TV - I no longer have a television set in my home .

[@OperaJH]

Watching all these shows - Al Ludden WAS Password. His personality was as powerful as any of the stars on the show, but his skill in containing it while steering them and the games and the show made him one of a kind. No wonder Betty White fell for him. When she was asked, many years after he had passed away, if she would ever marry again, she said: When you have the best, why bother with the rest? RIP Al Ludden

[@bethjones6104]

I agree with your opinion of Allen's expertise as Password host. To me, Allen Ludden will always be "The First Gentleman of Password."

[@magnificentfailure2390]

Carol is always so darn fun. Her off-the-cuff comments are funnier than a lot of comedians scripted jokes.

[@mohammadliam2962]

Instablaster

[@cynthiat6505]

She was just genuine!

[@kevinmadden1645]

What was so funny about her? She makes funny faces and noises and this is supposed to be funny? Ridiculous!

[@sparkleplenty5829]

Still is! @@cynthiat6505

[@poetcomic1]

Allen genuinely loved Carol Burnett. I like his comment when she accidentally said the password. "That's what I like about you Carol, you are so sincere, you look genuinely sorry you said the word." It was rather touching and surprising.

[@dongato6838]

R.I.P. Mr. Orson Bean. One of my favorite jokes of his was: The mafia was roughing up this French guy who they say stole a million dollars from them. They ask their interpreter to ask the French guy where he hid the money. The French guy won't say and the interpreter informs the mobsters "he refuses to talk" so they rough him up some more. The French guy still won't tell and the interpreter tells the mobsters "he still won't talk". So the mobsters tell the interpreter to tell the French guy if he won't talk they'll shoot him. The French guy gives in and confesses he buried the million bucks in his backyard 5 yards west of the pine tree. The interpreter tells the mobsters "Nope, he _still_ refuses to tell where the money is". LOL! A truly charming, mild-mannered but quick-witted comic. Thank you for the laughs, Orson.

[@dsscam]

RIP Orson Bean- so sad living til 91 and then dying crossing a street when still healthy.

[@acousticshadow4032]

My two favorite comedians. Amazing how Carol just got better & better looking with age. Orson deserved a more peaceful ending.

[@eagleeye2300]

It is a lot of fun to see these performers when they were so very young!!

[@frigginirishloons]

I certainly love Carol

[@goldendusty1951]

Orson should have given the clue “Orson” for the lightning round word “Bean”!

[@christinalw19]

Orson Bean and Tony Randolph were so knowledgeable regarding unusual or rare facts.

[@asmrdadbod2483]

Carol.burnett is a revelation

[@asmrdadbod2483]

I remember we had a bell and Howell movie camera and slide projector

[@dongato6838]

"You are a vision of sartorial splendor". Lol. The way Orson delivered that was hilarious.

[@JakeMabe1]

Thank you so much for these uploads of the halcyon days of a great game show. Carol Burnett is one of my favorite human beings. Such a talent. I've got tickets to see her during my birthday week next spring and can't wait!

[@password5737]

Wow! that's gonna be quite a birthday :)

[@Sabbathissaturday]

She’s a Texan!!!

[@cynthiat6505]

Halcyon is the perfect word.

[@kateluxor2986]

Orson is such fun to watch: he's kind, happy and lovable. Carol is as effervescent then as she is now, a real class act! Great episode! :)

[@password5737]

I couldn't agree more

[@jmiller297]

@@password5737 Yes, indeed!

[@sabrinatwigg1966]

Carol is always funny

[@mrpuniverse2]

In the first game with the word Bean i was surprised Orson didn't clue her with his last name by saying Orson...

[@password5737]

that would have been a GREAT clue

[@TheCometHunter]

mrpuniverse, I was going to say the same thing! LOL

[@rockaway2k]

Me too.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Great players good game.

[@xenafan234]

Carol has such a Sweet face, she didn't need the Chin implant.

[@lynettebonham3083]

@xenafan234 Totally agree! She had a lovely unique face and sadly with all the plastic surgery she's had over the years she now looks like everyone else who's had facelifts.

[@RjBenjamin353]

I’ve noticed they used to repeat the same words throughout the years

[@iwillstom]

Orson was a fox. Have always loved him.

[@kristabrewer9363]

alot cuter in color lol (in his younger days on Match Game anyway)

[@antonsmith9788]

R.I.P., Orson Bean

[@lindavangalder879]

I wasn't even one month old when this aired. I love how polite and how classy the people dressed back then! I think I was born at the wrong time!!!

[@rebeccasimantov5476]

I was born in 1971 and only recently discovered Password here on YT... I just love it!

[@lindavangalder879]

@@rebeccasimantov5476 You were born the same year as my youngest sister. I'm glad that you also love Password. It is a fun show to watch! Wish I lived in the sixties as an adult!

[@pikemeredith5604]

Orson Bean died in February 2020 & was 91. He always reminded me of Alan Young who played Wilbur Post in Mister Ed. I also thought Carol Burnett was a fine player & I just love the expressions she makes, she is so funny. She is now 88.

[@jonathanashbeck3740]

It is always funny when Jack Clark is laughing.

[@kristabrewer9363]

I love Orsen Bean. He was one of my favorites on Match Game (he's be around 9 or 10, but he'd still be in the top 10)

[@somethingyousaid5059]

1962-12-30? Oh my God! I was born exactly on that date! Weird!

[@marystrenke3050]

That is so interesting! I saw a thumbnail on KZbin and realized that Alfalfa from the little rascals was killed on my birthday- it shows his headstone! Creepy to see my birthday on someone's headstone out of the blue like that!

[@somethingyousaid5059]

@@marystrenke3050 So he was killed on the day that you were born into the world or killed on the day every year that your birthday occurs? I think Cecil B. DeMille died the same day that Alfalfa died too. And I just watched a small youtube documentary on Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer. It was very interesting. It explained the circumstances of his being killed.

[@marystrenke3050]

@ Something You Said-- the very day I have as born into this world! How weird to see that on my KZbin feed often.

[@ohdaddy2029]

Well another sad thing is that lucille ball died on carol burnetts birthday

[@Ash-dt8qy]

OMG I can't believe I never realized that was Loren Bray from Dr. Quinn. I never seen this episode.

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

I liked it better earlier in 1962 when the same players played for the entire episode.

[@loissimmons6558]

Right after Christmas a contestant named Barbara Kringle was partnered with Orson Bean. I'm surprised he didn't ask her if she had a brother named Kris.

[@nomadicroadrat]

Orson Bean, a great but underrated actor. RIP.

[@edgefan4437]

Wow, I didn't know you had shows from this early in the shows run. These are fantastic. I just looked up that the show started Oct. 2, 1961.

[@sparkleplenty5829]

Thank you soooo much for these episodes of Password. For me, they are a conduit for reminiscing about the "good old days" when game shows were real entertainment. Again, thank you!

[@frigginirishloons]

He pronounced Missouri like a native

[@fenwaypark1725]

Liked Orson in Anatomy of a Murder

[@avaz2367]

Orson Bean reminds me so much of Clark Gregg. Or perhaps the other way around

[@KCGeno]

Sixty years ago this week.

[@kenbrown438]

That's Carol's real hair !!!!

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

Every woman Allen says is pretty I'm thinking exactly that when they come on! He has very good judgement about looks, in my humble opinion, he praises the more striking or unusual looking ladies than the girl next door type. Am I the only person in the world who doesn't like Orson Bean? Yes, probably.

[@ohdaddy2029]

I don't like him either. Had never heard of him before this

[@sherrybirchall8677]

I can't say. I have always found him to be very charming.

[@smadaf]

That Bell & Howell camera looks a lot like Abraham Zapruder's.

[@jackbusby9602]

I like it better when they have the option to "play" or "pass" - thus "password".

[@frigginirishloons]

Elated for excitement, or exuberant

[@voicetube]

LOL, I have a good one for the lightning round: how about for colonel "popcorn…" And then... "seed..." LOL :-))

[@joyceadair3003]

Carol Burnett gets on my nerves on the show when she was younger. I always liked to watch her when she was older .

[@voicetube]

That Picard dude sure had a lot more hair than Jean-Luc :-)

[@rosemaryguzman8575]

I saw an episode on KZbin a long time ago where Carol Burnett was getting the clue "fade" from a lady and she used her name and stuff because Carol was in fade in fade out but I can't seem to find it anymore. I was wondering if you had it or know about. Lol it's been bugging me because I want to watch it again

[@password5737]

Thanks for the comment! I still have lots more content which will be posted in the coming months. Hopefully we'll discover that one!

[@randysills4418]

I saw it too, about six weeks ago on U-tube...

[@rgw8354]

Orson sounds a lot like Liam Neeson

[@Dharmon1]

1:57, anyone else think he looks like Tony Randall?

[@gplunk]

Bell & Howell movie camera!

[@gplunk]

I miss that kind of politeness....

[@kenbrown438]

OMG , Orson , you can't say that on TV !!!!

[@chillallthekildren]

Carol Burnett sittin there lookin like a snack 😍😍🍫🍫

[@RandomHud]

Shut up. You’re a virgin

[@randigerber1926]

I love her hairstyle here. Longer than usual, very '60's.

[@frigginirishloons]

Haha stampede is tough

[@Rodin99]

a lot of work for 450 but then it was about 1,000 so she did well.... in this era I was taken to a taping of the show but I have no vivid memory of it.

[@robertshearer137]

When adjusted for inflation, $500 dollars in 1962 is equal to $4000 in 2017.

[@m.e.d.7997]

1962.

[@user-er9fx3qx7n]

$450 in 1962 = approx. $4,700 today 2024

[@XXthekingofyouXX]

I had no idea the word "hipster" was around back then. 😄

[@petermaxwell2965]

Everything is borrowed !

[@sherrybirchall8677]

It came in vogue shortly after hep cat.

[@frigginirishloons]

Billboard for sign

[@atlasshrugged23]

lol, host asks the male contestant: you are an intern, and what do you plan to do.... then he turns to the female contestant: what does your husband do? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. the silly old days

[@loissimmons6558]

They interviewed the contestants before the show to find out the salient details of their lives. When a female contestant had a job outside the home, Allen would ask a question to find out what kind of job it was. Of course we don't know the details of those interviews. In those days, there were women who had outside jobs but still were prouder of being a wife and mother. And with college students, whether male or female, Allen would ask their major or what their plans were after graduation. As a student of history, I know that social norms and conventions in the past two to three generations have changed at a dizzying pace compared to most other times in human history.

[@tonycrispino4493]

Orsen should have said "Orsen..." Bean!

[@donaldleroy6502]

Orson must have been instructed not to mention his name as a clue for bean. Overall, I like his persona on Password, as opposed to his run on Match Game ten years later, as usual, another great game 😊

[@kenbrown438]

Allen married Betty White in 1963

[@RjBenjamin353]

Damn! Allen ran a tight ship!

[@elspethcoogan1499]

For the word Bean why didn’t Orson say “Me” or “Orson” as clues? 🤪

[@teeniebeenie8774]

wonder if carol ever tired of havin to alwys be 'on'....and so hyper...bet she had a quiet mellow side when off cam.

[@adamsmith2331]

7:35 Capt Lap question, wow! Orsen would never have survived Metoo!

[@kauimanera726]

Dumb question to ask a stewardess. Sign of those times.

[@seanmccready9564]

Man they sure went through partners pretty damn fast.

[@BillyAlabama]

“What does your husband do for a living?”

[@frigginirishloons]

For colonel, he should have kept going major, admiral, etc

[@norfolk03]

orson bean second partner she look like judy garland

[@iknowuare4716]

President Kennedy was still alive that’s how long ago this was recorded.

[@RjBenjamin353]

Bill was clueless

[@frigginirishloons]

Transylvania for vampire

[@marycook1644]

How did they not get vampire after the clue Dracula 🧛‍♂️ ??

[@cynthiat6505]

Orson Bean was amazingly knowledgeable!!! But a real stinker in his later days.

[@davidadams2395]

No one ever says _"booty"_ for _"loot."_

[@nomadicroadrat]

sure, if you are a pirate.

[@adamsmith2331]

6:40 Signal/Sign that is a STUPID objection. So if someone uses the word "it" and the word "culprit" is the password, that's not allowed??!!

[@breezyblessings3395]

lol, it's so hard to believe what they thought Excited meant back than ! 🤷🏼‍♀️ 🙃 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@cuteindianaboi4]

they cheated the first guy so bad

[@lindavangalder879]

How so?

[@lindavangalder879]

I think they should have let them accept signal due to pronunciation. Sign is the long I. Signal is the little i sound. Sort of ridiculous! Also really surprised that Orson Bean's opponent didn't immediately think of Vampire when he said Dracula. I think he thought she was kind of dumb but didn't want to say anything directly because he said something to the effect that it was a direct hint. Also she didn't get cheat when he said examination, crib, etc. And she couldn't even get the word rake until about 8 clues. It was too obvious. I'd be so mad at her if I was Orson. What a DUMMY!!!

[@frigginirishloons]

Steal for loot

[@randigerber1926]

I thought "booty"would have been a good clue ... in those days it didn't have a salacious implication. I've noticed that when the word is PARTY, a lot of times they'll give the clue "gay." Different times.

[@LisaDawnn]

"....well aren't you pretty? Let's play the game before I get distracted" That's so creepy.

[@nomadicroadrat]

maybe now, but back then different time, different culture. Now everything is creepy.

[@michelewarren5311]

Wow, how times have changed. The second female contestant was asked what her HUSBAND did! WTF? I guess she was a useless housewife with no kids or charities. But they didn't even ask!

[@randigerber1926]

I think that they all questioned before the show, so Allen knew she was a homemaker. He frequently asked, "So, what keeps you busy?" More generic.

[@norfolk03]

she also look like judy garland

[@gusloader123]

@michelewarren ---- You must be from the Gloria Steinem school of grumpy, unmarried, unwanted, childless women. Having a husband and baring children was NORMAL in 1962. My mother watched Password then, while she was ironing and folding clothes. She was able to do that because she was a Housewife and mother and my Dad had a job.