Super Password 2nd Largest Cashword Segment $11,000

[@canyoubelievethis220]

Anyone else notice the announcer announcing the password? Pretty neat since I am pretty sure that blind people watched back then.

[@SamHodkin23]

Also a throwback to the original run of Password, a gesture to Bob Stewart's mother, who could understand spoken English, but not written.

[@briansullivan1281]

that was gene wood that whispered the passwords to the contestants on this show

[@jc425999]

Yea that was in the later years

[@abe_froman8360]

Whatever happened to Marty Cohen?!?!

[@zacheryalderton9502]

On the 1st try

[@tpir1972]

It would be the largest cashword until i$12,000

[@pressmin]

Read the description, I also put up a clip of the largest cashword at 12,000.

[@mixon270]

that was easy

[@DarthTaz]

Huh... the check still says Goodson Todman

[@DorvellTStewart]

So, who ended up winning the game?

[@disvids8754]

It wasn't that easy during the original Password. I've seen where it took more than a few clues to get "vaudeville".

[@zachhoran]

The $12K cashword win was won by Jim Bontempo, who won $76K on Super Password in 1988, biggest non tournament winner of all time on SP, and a decade later he won a Lexus on Hollywood Squares.