Super Password FINAL Episode (Puzzle/bonus round) - Part 3

Super Password Final Episode, Part 3. Here will see a final puzzle playing, a final bonus round which the honorable Betty White is giving the clues, a farewell speech from the host, Bert Convy, and closing credits. Enjoy.

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• Super
• password
• final
• episode
• bert
• convy
• bonus
• round
• puzzle
• game
• show

[moneybags1972]

Does anybody remember when in alphabetics the last word was 'purple' and the celebrity accidently said the word and cost the contestant the money? I was wondering if anyone knew if it's been uploaded.

[pressmin]

@moneybags1972 Yes, it was already been posted. Dick G. was the celeberty.

[LazyScott99]

I love watching these game shows on youtube, you don't see them here in the UK we just get our own equivalent with morons for presenters lol. I get all the rules mixed up though, like I though beanstalk might have been illegal coz sometimes double word answers are not allowed, or opposites or synonyms lol I get confused!

[pressmin]

Beanstalk is one work, just like the title from storybook. This is a compound word. NO 2 word clues are allowed. Opposites or synonyms are allowed in this version of this game.

[AlphaOmegaAWH]

There couldn't have been a more ftting ending to the show than Betty White winning a contestant $10000 on the last bonus game.

RIP Bert Convy.

[cartoongameshowfan76]

Very good ending to a great game! Bert was a great host. Miss you Bert, Gene and Allen!

Betty White is great on any game show!

[ivegotalongdong]

loved heather's long hair...can dangle over my face riding me any time...

[moneybags1972]

@pressmin who's posted it? (really wanna watch that one tonight!!!!)

[moneybags1972]

@pressmin thank you very much!

[JeopardyandWheelFan]

Original formats produced after 1982 not counting revivals don't count because they were only "A Mark Goodson Television Production".

[JeopardyandWheelFan]

Family Feud counts because although it became "A Mark Goodson Television Production" later in its first run", it was mostly "A Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Production" during that run.

[JeopardyandWheelFan]

Password only counts Password Plus which was "A Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Production" and Super Password which was "A Mark Goodson Television Production" because the first two versions were both "A Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Production".

[JeopardyandWheelFan]

(cont.)

To Tell the Truth doesn't count either because there were more than just one version of the show which were "A Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Production".

[JeopardyandWheelFan]

(cont.)

The Price Is Right doesn't count because the run that it was in when it became "A Mark Goodson Television Production" was the exact same as it was when it was "A Mark Goodson-Bill Todman Production" and still is today as "A FremantleMedia Production".