PASSWORD 1967-03-17 Mimi Hines & Phil Ford

[@danicarmen7349]

That's MY grandmother, Carmen Coyle

[@markgaston4416]

@@danicarmen7349 Did she ever get to see herself in this episode? And if so, did she give you any specifics as to dialogue with the emcee, guest stars, filming, etc?

[@huntress1863]

Some sad news to share: Mimi Hines has died today at 91. Such a wonderful actress and beautiful voice! RIP

[@lynettepalecek3141]

I'm 65 years old and I still have a high pitched speaking voice. My late mother had a high speaking voice until she was in her 80s. It's inherited. I have a niece who is in her 40s and she still has a high pitched speaking voice. It happens. I also inherited a great lack of gray hair from my English mother along with a minimum amount of wrinkles on my face. Strangers keep thinking that I'm in my 40s or 50s.

[@anglophils645]

You can train your voice to be deeper. High-pitched voices really grate on people's nerves. See a speech pathologist for help.

[@danicarmen7349]

My grandma!!;💋

[@Lisa-di1wi]

That episode is airing on Buzzr right now. I also wondered whatever happened to Phil Ford and Mimi Hines. So I went online just to find out. Sadly, Phil Ford and Mimi Hines got divorced in 1972. Phil Ford passed away in 2005, but Mimi Hines is still living. She's now in her mid 80's and she's still performing today.

[@marycook1644]

I don’t remember these celebrities. I was born in 1954. But I just read an article about them. Sounds like they were great people. He was even the military when they stormed Normandy. 🦅

[@kurtmorris454]

well if she wouldn't have noticed the ring in her salad, I suppose she would have gotten it back sooner or later.

[@agentofficerthomasa.porter107]

The American/Canadian Legend Of Broadway🎭& Television📺Star⭐Mimi Hines🌠& American Legend Of Broadway🎭& Television📺Star⭐ Phil Ford🌠!

[@kurtmorris454]

that clue for tonsils came quick. Alan didn't even have time to blurt out 5 seconds.

[@elspethcoogan1499]

That Tim is quite dim.

[@HansDelbruck53]

He had no clue what carafe was, even after Allen corrected Phil's mispronunciation.

[@lawsonj39]

My 18th birthday....

[@berean65]

Patrick pagan day!

[@pfflyer3381]

Thanks for the extra clue Allen. Your from Alaska? He does that from time to time.

[@HansDelbruck53]

You're

[@pfflyer3381]

@@HansDelbruck53 thanks teach , you want to check my hemorrhoids too?! Also Spelling doesn't count on password.

[@HansDelbruck53]

@@pfflyer3381 No, thanks. Keep your hemorrhoids to yourself. Your brain probably needs the companionship.

[@kurtmorris454]

!WARNING, WARNING, GRAMMAR POLICE ALERT, GRAMMAR POLICE ALERT, WARNING WARNING!

[@pfflyer3381]

@@kurtmorris454 Following?, ...someone else beat you too it, a year ago!, didn't you notice? Or just a parrot anyway? Voting red too?

[@francesyoungperson1882]

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[@-oiiio-3993]

Hines and Ford: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6WwoYZsftGolaM

[@HansDelbruck53]

@13:12 You have to be quite dumb to confuse Pliers for Pillars. Worse than that, all Allen said is "You put the L in the wrong place". He could be quite stupid at times.

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

Allen Ludden was really annoying in the first five minutes of this episode with his non-stop "five seconds, five seconds."

[@markgaston4416]

I really think part of the reason Allen did it here is because both groups struggled to give a clue for the word. He wanted to move things along to increase more overall word play. It is something I noticed over time. I saw preceding episodes from this week. The play overall was not the sharpest, according to my memory. A similar week of panelist struggles could be found in 1967 with Connie Stevens & Dick Shawn. Not the best week of play.

[@kurtmorris454]

this episode? I've been annoyed with him over the last 3 years of episodes. Not to mention 'his little man being stuck all the time, like that's any of our buisiness.

[@kurtmorris454]

the only reason it didn't continue after 5 minutes is that they were guessing the clues so quickly Alan didn't have time to say '5 seconds'

[@gusloader123]

Mimi Hines (never heard or read of her before) was daft. She did not know what "Pliers" are. Took her a whole minute to figure out what a Baby BEAR was. Her voice is horrible. Both women contestants were good players. Phil Ford was performer but could not come up with a clue for "Actor" in the "Lightning Round". Clues could have been "Thespian", "Shakespeare", "Part", "Play", "Role".

[@HansDelbruck53]

Or Actress (going for the "opposite")

[@HansDelbruck53]

I suspect Mimi was thinking Bare rather than Bear. Homonyms can be a problem. But there's a vast difference between pliers and pillars. And sugar was a stupid clue for cream.

[@nelsonricardo3729]

What in heaven's name is wrong with this woman's voice? Yeesh! (Edit: As I watch more, the problem isn't just the voice.)

[@lynettepalecek3141]

There's nothing wrong with Mimi Hines's voice. I'm 65 years old and I still have a high pitched speaking voice. My mother's speaking voice was high pitched until she was in her 80s. It happens. It's inherited.

[@gusloader123]

@@lynettepalecek3141 _ You are not the one that has to listen to it. Besides the annoying voice --- the woman was daft. I knew she had no clue what "Pliers" are.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@@gusloader123 Shut up you moron.

[@gusloader123]

@@lynettepalecek3141 I'm not the moron. Your squeaky, annoying half-wit gal-pal Mimi Hines is about 5 points above the test for mental retardation. Small wonder she got hired in Show Biz land. Why don't you visit a voice coach and fix your voice?

[@lynnturman8157]

uh....no