Password (1962)/Show 56

Show 56
Season 2, Episode 7
Airdate	February 17, 1963
Production Number	56
Written by
Directed by	Mike Gargiulo
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Password (1962) — Season Two

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Show 56 is the seventh episode of the second season of Password and the fifty-sixth episode overall.

Cast: Betty White (Herself), Shelley Berman (Himself)

Gameplay

Game 1

• Password #1: FORTUNE (Shelley Berman & Marion with 7 points)
• Password #2: POUCH (Marion & Shelley Berman with 9 points)
• Password #3: NIP (Shelley Berman & Marion with 3 points)
• Password #4: JAZZ (Marion & Shelley Berman with 7 points)

Shelley Berman & Marion win the game with 25 points and have a chance to play the Lightning Round.

• Word #1: PIANO (skipped)
• Word #2: BROTHER ($50)
• Word #3: SLAP (skipped)
• Word #4: OAR ($100)
• Word #5: NICKEL ($150) (WIN with only 2 seconds left)

Game 2

• Password #1: SILENCE (Betty White & John with 7 points)
• Password #2: GREASE (John & Betty White with 9 points)
• Password #3: THRISTY (Betty White & John with 9 points)

Betty White & John win the game with 25 points and have a change to play the Lightning Round.

• Word #1: WORD ($50)
• Word #2: NOODLE ($100)
• Word #3: RAISIN ($150)
• Word #4: KNIT ($200)
• Word #5: BLANKET ($250) (WIN with only 16 seconds left)

Game 3

• Password #1: SMACK (Shelley Berman & Lynn with 9 points)
• Password #2: PRY (John & Betty White with 8 points)
• Password #3: DECOY (Shelley Berman & Lynn with 2 points)
• Password #4: RESIDENCE (Lynn & Shelley Berman with 7 points)
• Password #5: LEGEND (Shelley Bermnan & Lynn with 9 points)

Betty White & John win the game with 25 points and have a change to play the Lightning Round.

• Word #1: SALAD ($50)
• Word #2: UMBRELLA (skipeed)
• Word #3: KID ($100)
• Word #4: TOWN ($150)
• Word #5: WINNER ($200) (WIN with only 25 seconds left)

Credits

• Executive Producer: Bob Stewart
• Producer: Frank Wayne
• Settings Designer: William Bohnert
• Production Supervisor: Dennis Maitland
• Associate Director: Len Ulfand
• Technical Director: Jay Chichon
• Lighting Director: Gene Ulrich