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The Game Show Forum => The Big Board => Topic started by: MikeK on February 23, 2021, 06:08:16 PM
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Betty's series from almost 50 years was released on DVD today. My copy arrived about a half an hour ago. Game show-relevant guests include Bob Barker, Peter Marshall, and Merv Griffin.
There is a DVD dedicated just to extras. Included is an hour and a half extra titled Betty White: Game Show Goddess. There is little information about her career. It is 97% game show goodies--Allen Ludden and Betty's appearance as WML Mystery Guests in 1965, Betty on TPiR in February 1964, a Make the Connection episode hosted by Jim McKay from 1955, and, if you missed the crowdsourcing event from last summer, the 1975 episode of Password hosted by Betty. The other 3% is under 2 minutes talking about Betty's game show legacy. (Before anybody asks, the quality of the Password episode is the same as the version we got from the crowdsourcing.)
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Is the Cullen Price episode the full show or just clips?
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Is the Cullen Price episode the full show or just clips?
Full show. The WML is just the Mystery Guest segment, the other three titles are complete episodes.
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Just received my copy today. And if I didn't know better, I'd swear someone sat on the package during shipping, since the case/packaging is broken in so many places that I'm getting ready to find some spare jewel cases for the discs. Totally unacceptable handling by USPS.
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ABC PASSWORD IS THERE????
I can't put it on my Amazon wish list enough times.
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So I got the set for my birthday and naturally went right to the ABC Password episode.
Of interest: John Harlan in the end credits still calls the show "Password All-Stars."
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To clarify is this the ABC episode that recently turned up in the e-bay auction with Betty hosting?
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To clarify is this the ABC episode that recently turned up in the e-bay auction with Betty hosting?
If the celebrity players were Allen and Paul Williams, then yes.
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Thanks. That explains then why the kinescope turned up on e-bay in the first place. After they did the transfer work for that set, they no longer needed it.