Super Password Question
Rubik17
I was going through my tapes of Super Password eps, and I came across an
episode where a man won $45,000 in the bonus round (BTW he played with Patty
Duke). I was wondering if this was the most anyone had won in the bonus round
of Super Password? Was there a limit on how much he could win?
Adam
**All those reruns---all those episodes---all those years on USA**
**AND I DIDN"T TAPE ONE PRESS YOUR LUCK EPISODE!!!!**
Stephan Mynarkiewicz
Rubik17 <rub...@aol.com> wrote in message
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>Hi all-
>
>I was going through my tapes of Super Password eps, and I came across an
>episode where a man won $45,000 in the bonus round (BTW he played with
Patty
>Duke). I was wondering if this was the most anyone had won in the bonus
round
>of Super Password? Was there a limit on how much he could win?
>
Well, there was that ep where Patrick Quinn "won" $55,000 (won, but never
collected--heh heh).
WLTXPromo
>collected--heh heh).
Why didn't he collect? What's the story on Patrick Quinn?
"Dora, I've been doing this show a long time...
but how I ever ran into you, I do not know!!!"
- Bob Barker to a confused contestant playing 'Temptation' on "The Price is
Right."
Matt Goldman
sure appearing on a national tv game show game him plenty of "exposure."
Perhaps they should have played the "Tattletales" theme or the "To Tell The
Truth" theme when showing his picture, eh????
--
Matthew
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Rick032875
>sure appearing on a national tv game show game him plenty of "exposure."
Forgive me for being slightly off-topic, but
what idiot fugitive in their right mind would want to be on TV anyway? Also,
wasn't
Patrick Quinn his name on the show, and Kerry Ketchum his real name? or was it
vice versa?
Rick
CA (was) in NJ
>Forgive me for being slightly off-topic, but what idiot fugitive in their right mind
>would want to be on TV anyway?
I think you answered your own question. Someone really really stupid.
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>
> Rubik17 <rub...@aol.com> wrote in message
> 199809092240...@ladder03.news.aol.com...
> >Hi all-
> >
> >I was going through my tapes of Super Password eps, and I came across an
> >episode where a man won $45,000 in the bonus round (BTW he played with
> Patty
> >Duke). I was wondering if this was the most anyone had won in the bonus
> round
> >of Super Password? Was there a limit on how much he could win?
> >
>
> collected--heh heh).
And that 1986 ep where Marjorie won $55,000 w/the help of Janis Page.
Chuck Donegan (The Illustrious "Chuckie Baby")
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"Stephan Mynarkiewicz" <cats...@desupernet.net> wrote:
>
> Rubik17 <rub...@aol.com> wrote in message
> 199809092240...@ladder03.news.aol.com...
> >I was going through my tapes of Super Password eps, and I came across an
> >episode where a man won $45,000 in the bonus round (BTW he played with
> Patty
> >Duke). I was wondering if this was the most anyone had won in the bonus
> round
> >of Super Password? Was there a limit on how much he could win?
> >
>
> Well, there was that ep where Patrick Quinn "won" $55,000 (won, but never
> collected--heh heh).
I remember seeing at least two $50,000 winners and they did collect.
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PyramidPlr
episode where a man won $45,000 in the bonus round (BTW he played with Patty
Duke). I was wondering if this was the most anyone had won in the bonus round
of Super Password? Was there a limit on how much he could win?
hey folks, doesn't this sound like the fugitive who was wanted in Alaska, and
was later arrested after authorities saw his password appearance?
pyramidplr
Jekalb329
From what I recall on Super Password, there were two $50,000 plus winners. One
was a woman who won with the help of Janis Page from the pop/jazz vocal group
The Manhattan Transfer.
The other was a man (a wanted FBI fugitive) named Kerry Ketchum. His alias
(what he used on the show) was Patrick O'Quinn. He did collect the $55,000 but
did not get to keep the money. He figured he'd change his name, win the money,
and move to France or something like that. But his TV exposure made it way too
obvious for the law and victims to recognize him.
Other than that, Kerry (Patrick) was a great player and was fun having him on
the show.
Zach Horan
>
>From what I recall on Super Password, there were two $50,000 plus winners.
>One
>was a woman who won with the help of Janis Page from the pop/jazz vocal group
>The Manhattan Transfer.
I think Janis Paige was starring in some primetime series at the time(maybe
Trapper John MD on CBS, but don't exactly remember). Janis Siegel is the singer
from the Manhattan Transfer. The Manhattan Transfer did appear on a celeb week
of nighttime Combs Family Feud in the early 90s.
Jekalb329
>I think Janis Paige was starring in some primetime series at the time(maybe
>Trapper John MD on CBS, but don't exactly remember). Janis Siegel is the
>singer
>from the Manhattan Transfer. The Manhattan Transfer did appear on a celeb
>week
>of nighttime Combs Family Feud in the early 90s.
>
It was Janis SIEGEL (sorry) and that dark-haired guy from the Manhattan
Transfer who was on Super Password (circa 1988). Then, there was the bald guy
and that fine looking red-haired woman who made alternate appearances. I
remember Bert Convy saying that the Manhattan Transfer was one of his favorite
singing groups.
Yes, The Manhattan Transfer did make an appearance on Family Feud (Ray Combs
version) in 1990.
C Alliaume
(Jekalb329) writes:
>It was Janis SIEGEL (sorry) and that dark-haired guy from the Manhattan
>Transfer who was on Super Password (circa 1988). Then, there was the bald guy
>and that fine looking red-haired woman who made alternate appearances. I
>remember Bert Convy saying that the Manhattan Transfer was one of his
>favorite singing groups.
>
>Yes, The Manhattan Transfer did make an appearance on Family Feud (Ray >Combs
version) in 1990.
Janis Siegel and Alan Paul, Cheryl Bentyne and Tim Hauser. (Who was the fifth
person on the FF appearance?)
-- Curt Alliaume
John Sergent
Zach Horan wrote:
> >
> >From what I recall on Super Password, there were two $50,000 plus winners.
> >One
> >was a woman who won with the help of Janis Page from the pop/jazz vocal group
> >The Manhattan Transfer.
>
> I think Janis Paige was starring in some primetime series at the time(maybe
> Trapper John MD on CBS, but don't exactly remember). Janis Siegel is the singer
> from the Manhattan Transfer. The Manhattan Transfer did appear on a celeb week
> of nighttime Combs Family Feud in the early 90s.
It was May, 1989. In the last day, they promised to do another Grammy special,
but never got around to it.
John Sergent
C Alliaume wrote:
It was 1989, not 1990, I have the whole week on tape with "Copyright 1989 The
New Family Company" at the end. They had "Swingin' Sisters" vs. "Musical
Misters" with 2 from Manhattan Transfer on each team. Deone Warwick, Gladys
Knight, Cheryll Bentene,Vanessa Williams, and Janice Siegal vs. Luther Vandross,
Bobby McFerrin, Alan Paul, Little Richard, and Tim Houser. Please forgive my
spelling. I'm still waiting for the promised rematch!