I love that the host got to the point where he was out of control with his laughter, crying and laughing. It made me laugh out loud.

such a bittersweet moment..... this took place when Allen Ludden (the former host, and Betty's husband) had left Password because he had late-stage cancer, at the time he was still in the hospital. He eventually returned to host the show again, but he passed away after less than a year. It's so sweet and sad, to see this show where they are directing jokes to him while he is in the hospital, saying things like " _Well now Allen will surely have to come back_ ".

“Don’t worry, Allen…” always makes me sad.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Dick Martin was on a roll there for a minute.

It’s not “a” Password Plus blooper… it’s THE Password Plus blooper! 🤣 This & the “testimony incident” from Super Password never get old!

"They were going for 'head'... you'll just have to take my word for it" 🤣

"Tinker! - Betty 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I miss Betty! RIP Betty, Dick, Tom, and Allen!

I watched this three times, so many double entendres going on here, I couldn't stop laughing. I sure hope that Allen Ludden lived long enough to see this! Dick Martin was eggin' it all on, he just wouldn't stop,,,,loved it! Being that Allen was in serious health and he was on everyone's mind, I am sure it was great medicine for all of them, especially Betty, to have these belly laughs! RIP Betty and Allen, and Tom Kenedy and Dick Martin.....so very funny...I added this to my "favs"!

Tom and Dick couldn’t even look at each other without loosing it. My favorite part was when Dick said “You have known me for years and this is the first time you have asked me to hold it.” This clip is hysterical! Thanks for sharing with everyone! I love Password Plus!

Hysterical! I was making my own clues and laughing at the same time. I could only imagine what Betty really wanted to say to some of those clues

Dick Martin lost his mind in this episode and Tom Kennedy is goofy in this episode

This is television at its best.

2:52 If he actually were to go to another show, it kind of makes you wonder what else was taping in Burbank that day. 😁

This is my favorite Tom Kennedy game show moment ever. His laugh is so infectious!

im surprised laughing so hard they didnt urinate on themself or an other accident lol

That Sherry wasn't the brightest bulb.

His laugh is the funniest part 😂

2:32 "Frence" 😂😂

All that for $100. LOL

I'm so glad they aired this 😂

"No. They were going for head. You just have to take my word or that, I guess." I can't believe they aired that in the 70's.

this was Halarious! 🤣

This episode was on last night, and it was a real hoot!

I thought guillotine from the first clue to the last. I would have lost..

Sherri wasn't a history buff, I guess. Saved by Betty, who managed to give great clues despite all the silliness! Although "pate" was a little obscure... maybe "noggin" would have worked?

Kathy seemed like a fun person. I wonder what she's up to these days, over 40 years later. She probably be about 70.

That was phenomenal!

Thank you for showing this. I have never seen this before and I hadn't laughed so hard like I just did in a ling time. My parents who are in their 70s were also laughing.

As a tribute to late sub-host Tom Kennedy, here are the best bloopers of the American "Password Plus" show (from a mid-1980 episode). 🇺🇲 🇺🇲

So we're getting the NBC edit. Not the slightly longer one from Tom's collection. P.S. I can quote this scene still.

I wish all gameshows had this spontaneity

That was awesome, lol!!

That must be one of the most unintelligent contestants ever to win a round on Password. EVERY SINGLE ONE of her responses to Betty’s really pretty good clues were stupid, except for the last one. And yet from that extremely low base she had the ability to give INCREASINGLY moronic answers to the clues given as the game went on. In the end, astoundingly, she actually gave the correct answer, ‘queen’ to Betty’s great clue ‘Victoria.’ And then to the list of clues on the board - French, Revolution, Lost, Head, Queen - apparently so dazed by actually guessing the correct password for once decided it was such a special response that it must also be the best choice for the answer to the puzzle, i.e, the famous queen who was beheaded in the French Revolution. Of course! Queen Victoria of England, who wouldn’t even be born for another two decades after that little contretemps🙄 But I guess that was a really tough puzzle answer. I mean like whoever heard of Marie Antoinette and what happened to her🤷‍♀️ Still I think an appropriate prize for her would have been an all expenses paid trip to Paris staying in that famous Royal Residence, the Bastille, assigned the economy section, better known as the dungeons, fully furnished with chains, and other luxury comforts😅.

She said “Victoria”???

Tom just couldn't seem to get the take right!!!

i miss Betty White so much

3:42 - Almost had it.

Based on the clues given for "lost" and "queen", I assume this was from the era of opposites prohibition.

Just say the word "Parisian."

*LMAO*

Wink Martindale hosted password plus after Alan ludden and Tom Kennedy

Finally!!

Looking outside the drunken shenanigans, Sherri Sojo seemed like a very determined player, focused on the goal, yet... judging by her guesses, wasn't very good at the game itself.

That was funny

Its the French incident

The crowd laughing seems to be in odd spots. 😊

Love you Rose Nylund

It definitely seemed like sometimes they made up the rules as they went along....

That's about as funny as the Family Feud September pregnancy fast money round

I don't think Sojo gets the rules of the game.

i don't mean to be disrespectful of mr martin, but why did it always seem he was funnier playing the straight man in the comedy than being the funny man. BOth take talent but to mean he seemed to be better feeding off of others than leading. nothing wrong with that, some just are better at it and make it work. some can do both but prefer playing the lead/funnyman to me he always seemed to be funnier as the straight man

RIP DICKTOM and BETTY

French

From the early 40s until the early 80s, you could get away with saying stuff like that on national television (prime example is on Match Game ‘79 when one of Fannie Flagg’s answers was “A Chinaman”). But nowadays you can’t Both Dick Martin and Tom Kennedy were bright red as two plump tomatoes from laughing their blasted heads off. As I’m still crying from the news of Bob Barker’s death, I SO NEEDED this laugh The consistent laughter was like the situation that just wouldn’t end 😂 This is probably the ONLY time I thought Betty White was funny. I NEVER liked her at all. She was SO overrated! 2:41 “another show?” 😂

What I took away from this is that the American Education system has been sub-standard for far longer than "new math" or "Standards of Learning". An American adult 43 years ago couldn't take the clues; "French", "Revolution", "Lost", "Head", and "Queen" and come up with the Queen who lost her head as part of the French Revolution. Instead, she guessed "Victoria". SMH

Man, Sherry was terrible.

What's with the reverence for Ludden. He wasn't President he was a game show guy

And he's supposed to be a host of such a famous game ? Laughing his head off like a hyena ,and crying into his spectacles.....wasting half an hour on a joke nobody else found funny ,they should have clippedhis salary

It was CUTE but it wasn't funny!

It was great that evil Betty White didn't make it to 100.