PASSWORD 1965-01-28 Angie Dickinson & Efrem Zimbal

[@jacquelinebell6201]

Efram Zimbalist is such a handsome man! Didn't know his father was a violinist.

[@kentetalman9008]

Yes, his father was a very famous violinist.

[@TheSaltydog07]

Yes.

[@mikehudson8884]

Angie Dickenson the best looking lady I'd ever seen as a young boy back in the day and she never ages, she looked terrific in Police Woman and still does.

[@johndoe-tx4vw]

If all cops looked like her, I wouldn't mind being arrested.

[@glendarichardson5337]

… And she was one of Jack Kennedy’s many “women”.

[@Nicholas.T]

@@glendarichardson5337 What did Burt Bacharach have to say about that Glenda?

[@alanhumphrey4198]

In 2021, she is now 90 years old...

[@aileen694]

@@Nicholas.T Hmmmm...so did Burt actually quote some facts about that, Nicholas? And did he then happen to mention his own various conquests?

[@m.e.d.7997]

2 stunning stars. Great voice on Efrem

[@m.e.d.7997]

Efrem was too good looking too. He belonged on screen

[@lynnturman8157]

Hope you had a good vacation, Allen. Glad you're back!!

[@MrWaldbums]

Now I know why my father loved Angie Dickinson...she was drop-dead gorgeous in her prime, probably in the top 5 best-looking women ever in Hollywood from its beginning stages to current day.

[@tommytube62]

Angie...Incredible smile and speciwomen......ha, "working girl".....

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

Eight months later, Efrem would be in "The FBI" series for nine seasons. I'm currently watching the series on tubitv.

[@karencollins2661]

Love the old Password but I also love the new 2024 Password on NBC

[@shannawalcott1313]

Password had some beautiful actresses

[@sst568]

so did the 60's, and beautiful women contestants.

[@jacquelinebell6201]

And handsome men!

[@m.e.d.7997]

Efrem was smart

[@kristenkaz3080]

Angie, from Dickinson, North Dakota!!!

[@alanhumphrey4198]

How can one woman be so beautiful?? (Angie, of course)

[@alanhumphrey4198]

Whenever I see Zimbalist, I think of the FBI...

[@sheiladineen9483]

Or 77 Sunset Strip

[@VinMar-m6w]

He also voiced 'Alfred' in _Batman: The Animated Series._

[@gabe-po9yi]

Too funny that when the whistle blew, future ‘Police Woman’ Angie Dickinson quipped, You’re under arrest.

[@tomitstube]

zimbalist jr. as ludden mentions, his father a (russian born) world class violinist, senior would have been 76 in 1965. angie 33 here, and a knock out. and intelligent, she was studying to be a writer and had done well at it. what's interesting is dickenson would campaign for jfk in 1960 and zimbalist jr. would campaign for goldwater against lbj in 1964.e

[@scottrogers7242]

My heart can't take these nail-biting lightning rounds, where Angie and Efrem stumble, or zone out on giving good clues. I'm literally screaming clues at my computer screen.

[@kelvinkloud]

Angie is the. Hottest woman ever in hwood.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

I would have said "goose" and "sound" for "honk."

[@bethjones6104]

Theda Bara was most definitely a "vamp."

[@66KIMBLE]

Lots of smiles from Efrem as compared to his character Lewis on THE FBI. 👍🏼

[@martynelson2666]

One word..................ANGIE!!!!!

[@gplunk]

'Angie, I still love ya....' - R.Stones

[@XXthekingofyouXX]

14:31 - Lol at Allen's reaction to the clue she gave.

[@rossdelain1645]

When Efrem said 'Davenport' I would have said 'Iowa'.

[@williamdunphy352]

From CBS Television City in Hollywood.

[@markgaston4416]

I believe this was Efrem’s only appearance in Password. It is too bad that he didn’t return for a week of play or at least a nighttime episode due to his schedule. He was very articulate and an analytical player.

[@magnificentfailure2390]

This is fun!

[@password5737]

I'm glad you're enjoying it?

[@password5737]

oops that wasn't supposed to be a question :-p

[@jaymckenna9459]

Angie & Efrem Zimbalist Jr. starred together in the movie "A Fever In The Blood" (1962).

[@kurtmorris454]

I don't understand what was wrong with 'coveralls' for 'overalls' sure it has part of the same word in it but it has the same meaning. They do it all the time. 'Outside' for 'inside; 'interior for exterior....

[@donaldleroy6502]

Some words are much tougher than others, I never woulda guessed coy. As for vamp, ida said Dracula

[@ambientrelaxingandhealingm7552]

Okay, this would have to be done very expertly, but at least after the 3rd or 4th or 5th clue for "Vamp" if you acted like "well I've got nothing to lose so…" And maybe put up your finger with kind of a clever look in your eye and maybe stretching it out, saying "Draculaaaaa?" (Hoping the contestant would think vampire and then realize the word is vamp). Certainly no guarantees but it's possible that might have done the trick (especially after so many of those other clues didn't work).

[@ambientrelaxingandhealingm7552]

@I've seen the Twinkie and the damage done just like working out at the gym, you can reverse the effects of the Twinkie and likewise, I have reversed the effects of my bad spelling. Check my channel name again.

[@aleynamutlu4206]

I was thinking about going daaamp ?

[@ambientrelaxingandhealingm7552]

@@aleynamutlu4206 Possibly… I know that I have noticed that Ludden often cautions against trying the rhyming trick as it seems to more often than not send people off in another direction of clues. I have seen it work maybe 1 time out of five. But that's not to say that it wouldn't work. And if one were to do a rhyming clue, that would be a good one!

[@soxan]

”Bumbershoot”?? Interesting word! And the other one? “Umber....what?”

[@elainemcdonnell683]

umbergamp

[@aileen694]

@@elainemcdonnell683 umbergamp ? Real word?

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

I was thinking what Angie was thinking, Farmers overalls 🚜 also, Painters overalls

[@johnsarkissian5519]

The key to playing the “lightening round” is to stay calm. Angie was way too nervous. It also affects the partner nervous.

[@TheSaltydog07]

Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.

[@miyakawaso]

Handsome couple

[@GiftSparks]

Sigh-- Angie’s “Partner,” Don Cooke, could have died happy after this episode.

[@madisona3907]

Omg… Angie was so high!!!!

[@kristabrewer9363]

Alan wasn't on vacation very long

[@irontribeissues9104]

Angie only knows one tune - sex.

[@AA-ke5cu]

Guess he wasen't going by Jr. Then.

[@jimmybrice6360]

angie did a smart thing on that last clue. i think she purposely gave a bad clue, hoping that they would give a good one, and then she could capitalize. there is almost no way that you are gonna get "dormitory" on the first clue. in this game, the second person tends to have the advantage, unless they happen to get an "opposite" word. if angie had said sleeping, or bedroom, etc. - then efrem would have said "college", and it would have been all over. so she let efrem give the first good clue, and then she pounced !! i have often wondered why this does not happen more often. since i have been viewing them lately, this is the first time i have highly suspected it.

[@aileen694]

@Christopher Bingham Well, maybe not genius but definitely clever strategy. Yes, the game did seem a bit lopsided this way

[@joekouyoumjian2601]

At first glance from the side, Efrem's second partner looks a little like Jerry Lewis!

[@eviesmail5447]

Mom watched everyday

[@donaldleroy6502]

Yes, you're right

[@technicolordreams2111]

Angie looks and sounds so much like January Jones when she was on mad men

[@m.e.d.7997]

Angie looks beautiful!

[@KristaBrewer-rq7mo]

Allen only took ONE day off?

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

This was the weekly "Password."

[@mitchmiller2382]

For 'vamp', I would have used the clue 'Dracula.'

[@Dharmon1]

22:16, that’s too close a clue.

[@gusloader123]

I read all the other comments,,,,,, and some of you folks really need to buy a dictionary. 🙃🤔 A "Vamp" is NOT a vampire so "Dracula" would have been a bad clue. Vamp: 1:) The part of a boot or a shoe covering the instep, and in some styles, the toes. Vamp: 2:) To seduce or beguile (a man) by using feminine charms. ---------- ----------- --------------------------- ---------- ------------------------- --------------------- Both Efrem Z. and Angie D. were good players. The contestants needed some more time reading some books & magazines.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Scratch and itch are not that similar

[@gusloader123]

@@m.e.d.7997 I edited my comment after reading your post.