Comments like yours are the biggest regression of them all

@@Samantha_Lee Try this one: Women’s “rights” are a joke. And we’re coming for them. We won’t stop at Roe vs Wade.

Yes, I agree. Guy Williams, very dapper man. They don't make them like him anymore.

@@lorabor8967 well yes, he was born in 1924

He retired in Argentina where he was much appreciated for his role in Zorro.

@@Nikes62 yes I heard that and seen some interviews of Guy from there . Glad they appreciated him .

Once the National Enquirer ran a story that the biggest TV Stars of that time, such as Telly Savalas, could be all but forgotten next year, as it happened to Guy Williams. Actually he was Big forever in Argentina.

YES, SO TRUE, today's idiot lib young intermixed people should WATCH these old shows of this era and SEE what ETIQUETTE and RESPECT and PROPER ENGLISH IS... my mother always said, that when you let these minor*** people get more and more leeway, THAT leads to the degradation of etiquette and proper manners-- SO TRUE. Look at ANY movie from the 30's to the early 80's: total CLASS and etiquette. NOW: girls and women look like TRASH. Another thing is the disgusting: clinging maternity clothing UGH, how disgusting. WHAT HAPPENED to beautiful FLOWING maternity clothing like Elizabeth Montgomery wore? Lucille Ball? Princess Grace? Now it is show and tell and GROSS looking, to be honest...and I am a woman and I htink it is very unflattering and down right ugly!

Lovely

I thought the same thing

❤granny; maybe most brilliant women character ever on tv

I couldn't believe Barnaby Jones is her husband character in that show! :-O

Now if only she'd dressed like that she'd have been accepted by Mrs. Drysdale into high society!😄

Yea he did seem nervous.

He could make a fortune doing ASMR videos now.

Thanks for the information. What about the rest of the family?

no 6'1" but always listed as 6'3"

He was a former fashion model. He never got the movie star status, but died wealthy in Argentina.

Cindy P And SHOULD’VE been the “Fifth Cartwright!” David Dortort tried every way possible to appease Pernell Roberts, who left as a malcontent. And it cost Guy Williams a bigger legacy and millions of dollars.

@@rockaway2k Well Guy did do either 3 or 4 episodes on Bonanza. I think Hollywood really screwed Guy. So talented, handsome, and a very kind man. He got along with everybody and was very intelligent.

PashasMom Meezerlover Yes, Williams did do five episodes, but he was slated as the replacement for Pernell Roberts. Then Roberts came back reluctantly so Williams was given the wife leading to his exit. This came reportedly after someone in the cast convinced the remaining stars that Williams would intrude on their lines and possibly their thunder. That is why I stated how Williams was jobbed out of a part in a hit series and millions of dollars.

@@rockaway2k I remember reading that somewhere. Right now I'm reading a book about him The Man Behind The Mask. Have you read it? It's hard to put down and well written.

Especially if her Clampett family costars were all there!

@@deanstrand4260 Yea, that's what I meant

Totally

❤watching 1960s tv 📺& movies 🎥music ;;

I don't think he's Italian he has a Spanish name I think he's Mexican background. It looks like he was a wonderful loving father What a gorgeous man you're right everyone agrees..

@@georgeplagianos6487 Both his parents were born in Sicily. I was under the impression he was of Spaniard heritage because of his facial features, and he played Zorro.

I think I found him on Facebook. Probably about age 65 now.

I was four years old in 1967, too.

@@deanstrand4260 Dean, we are the same age.

I was born September 25th 1967.😂😂😂

@@katiebryant8915 Just think, you are just over 4 and a half years younger than me. Sometimes I miss some of those game shows that were cancelled years ago. Thanks for responding.

@@snake9911 You're welcome a much simpler time for sure 😊

I thought they were all dead. Good to know.

Today they wouldn’t want to be there. As far as I can remember, preteens and teenagers don’t want to talk to or have anything to do with adults.

the "me generation" changed that

"Crackerjack" is one word, meaning "a person or thing that shows marked ability or excellence." "Cracker Jack" is a brand name for a popcorn snack.

Well, there certainly should have been a buzzer for granny with the hand motion on hop.

Probably born after September

Something weird with yanking the mic wire out from the rear of his suit jacket. It was definitely weird, but i guess the trademark gesture on his entrance.

Assume he was making sure he wouldn't trip over the attached hidden wire as he turned and walked to the podium. But it is both an odd and trademark gesture for him. Another is the open downward left hand toward the audience/camera when the password is superimposed on the screen.

Lol. I thpught he looked really mad that his parents made him be on the show.

To me, he seemed to be on the spectrum. Very bright but socially awkward a bit.

You're right remember Matt's last answer that he probably wasn't going to keep that money.. just like Jackie coogan and Jackie Cooper the parents confiscated their money. And young man pretty much knows the game.. the parents always score and the kid would probably get a baseball card for his trouble. Or maybe a Marx Brothers a wind up train set. That's what I got when I was a kid.

Switching sides of stage

He knows Dad gonna beat him senseless if he loses.

I think he was nervous.

He was amazing on the lightning round, especially for someone his age. He did smile when they announced how much money he earned !! 🦉

I don't think so; he was just at that awkward age and was likely shy. Image being shy and 12 and on national TV with two major stars and you're under pressure to be smart and quick. In front of a studio audience, big cameras and bright hot lights. And representing your family. That's a lot.

I remember on one episode of "Password",Irene screamed and waved her hands wildly,When she helped her partner say the word

She looks like a.boozer. Too much rhumatiz medicine

She probably just "hit the jug" a little. Granny's white lightning"! Bless her, she was a sweetheart.

Ludden talks too much in this episode. He’s kind of a smartass, as well.

Yes, but he was great to look at!!!

I've seen worse. The worst mistake is to switch the entire sense of the word (from 'letter' to 'bank' when the word is note. The guessers just get thoroughly confused.

if you look at all five shows he was actually very good