Recorded at NBC Studio 3 in Burbank, California from September 1984 to March 1989.
1984[]
| Week | Episodes | Taped/Aired | Celebrities |
|---|---|---|---|
| #001[1] | #0001-#0005 | Taped: September 19-20, 1984 Aired: September 24-28, 1984 |
Gloria Loring & Pat Sajak |
| #002[2] | #0006-#0010 | Taped: September 29, 1984 Aired: October 1-5, 1984 |
Abby Dalton & Charles Nelson Reilly |
| #003 | #0011-#0015 | Taped: September 30, 1984 Aired: October 8-12, 1984 |
Vicki Lawrence & Tom Poston |
| #004[3] | #0016-#0020 | Taped: October 13, 1984 Aired: October 15-19, 1984 |
Edie McClurg & Nathan Cook |
| #005 | #0021-#0025 | Taped: October 14, 1984 Aired: October 22-26, 1984 |
Marcia Wallace & Bill Cullen |
| #006[4] | #0026-#0030 | Taped: October 25, 1984 Aired: October 29-November 2, 1984 |
Judy Norton Taylor & Richard Moll |
| #007[5] | #0031-#0035 | Taped: October 26, 1984 Aired: November 5-9, 1984 |
Betty White & Jon Bauman |
| #008 | #0036-#0040 | Taped: October 27, 1984 Aired: November 12-16, 1984 |
Shelley Smith & Richard Kline |
| #009 | #0041-#0045 | Taped: October 28, 1984 Aired: November 19-23, 1984 |
Jo Anne Worley & Charles Siebert |
| #010[6] | #0046-#0050 | Taped: November 21, 1984 Aired: November 26-30, 1984 |
Mary Cadorette & Orson Bean |
| #011 | #0051-#0055 | Taped: November 24, 1984 Aired: December 3-7, 1984 |
Marcia Wallace & John Astin |
| #012 | #0056-#0060 | Taped: November 25, 1984 Aired: December 10-14, 1984 |
Vicki Lawrence & Dick Gautier |
| #013 | #0061-#0065 | Taped: December 8, 1984 Aired: December 17-21, 1984 |
Constance McCashin & Richard Kline |
| #014[7] | #0066-#0070 | Taped: December 9, 1984 Aired: December 24-28, 1984 |
Shelley Smith & Jamie Farr |
| #015[8] | #0071-#0074 | Taped: December 21, 1984 Aired: December 31, 1984, January 2-4, 1985 |
Lauri Hendler & Jamie Farr |
| #016 | #0075-#0079 | Taped: December 22, 1984 Aired: January 7-11, 1985 |
Jo Anne Worley & Robert Mandan |
| #017 | #0080-#0084 | Taped: December 23, 1984 Aired: January 14-18, 1985 |
Elaine Joyce & Tom Poston |
1985[]
| Week | Episodes | Taped/Aired | Celebrities |
|---|---|---|---|
| #018[9] | #0085-#0088 | Taped: January 12, 1985 Aired: January 22-25, 1985 |
Mary Cadorette & Orson Bean |
| #019 | #0089-#0093 | Taped: January 13, 1985 Aired: January 28-February 1, 1985 |
Nancy Lane & Richard Moll |
| #020[10] | #0094-#0098 | Taped: January 14, 1985 Aired: February 4-8, 1985 |
Marcia Wallace & Bill Cullen |
| #021[11] | #0099-#0103 | Taped: January 26, 1985 Aired: February 11-15, 1985 |
Shelley Smith & Dick Gautier |
| #022 | #0104-#0108 | Taped: January 27, 1985 Aired: February 18-22, 1985 |
Patricia Klous & Fred Grandy |
| #023 | #0109-#0113 | Taped: January 28, 1985 Aired: February 25-March 1, 1985 |
Edie McClurg & Charles Siebert |
| #024 | #0114-#0118 | Taped: February 23, 1985 Aired: March 4-8, 1985 |
Markie Post & Marty Cohen |
| #025 | #0119-#0123 | Taped: February 24, 1985 Aired: March 11-15, 1985 |
Martha Smith & Nathan Cook |
| #026 | #0124-#0128 | Taped: February 25, 1985 Aired: March 18-22, 1985 |
Vicki Lawrence & Greg Morris |
| #027[12] | #0129-#0133 | Taped: March 9, 1985 Aired: March 25-29, 1985 |
Constance McCashin & Jamie Farr |
| #028 | #0134-#0138 | Taped: March 10, 1985 Aired: April 1-5, 1985 |
Lydia Cornell & Fred Grandy |
| #029[13] | #0139-#0143 | Taped: March 11, 1985 Aired: April 8-12, 1985 |
Lindsay Bloom & James Widdoes |
| #030 | #0144-#0148 | Taped: March 23, 1985 Aired: April 15-19, 1985 |
Gloria Loring & Richard Moll |
| #031 | #0149-#0153 | Taped: March 24, 1985 Aired: April 22-26, 1985 |
Lauri Hendler & Pat Sajak |
| #032[14] | #0154-#0158 | Taped: April 5, 1985 Aired: April 29-May 3, 1985 |
Patricia Klous & Orson Bean |
| #033 | #0159-#0163 | Taped: April 6, 1985 Aired: May 6-10, 1985 |
Susan Scannell & Richard Kline |
| #034 | #0164-#0168 | Taped: April 20, 1985 Aired: May 13-17, 1985 |
Elaine Joyce & Nathan Cook |
| #035 | #0169-#0173 | Taped: April 21, 1985 Aired: May 20-24, 1985 |
Patty Duke & Fred Grandy |
| #036 | #0174-#0178 | Taped: April 22, 1985 Aired: May 27-31, 1985 |
Mary Cadorette & Dick Gautier |
| #037 | #0179-#0183 | Taped: May 18, 1985 Aired: June 3-7, 1985 |
Betty White & Vicki Lawrence |
| #038 | #0184-#0188 | Taped: May 19, 1985 Aired: June 10-14, 1985 |
Shelley Smith & Jamie Farr |
| #039 | #0189-#0193 | Taped: June 15, 1985 Aired: June 17-21, 1985 |
Marcia Wallace & James Widdoes |
| #040 | #0194-#0198 | Taped: June 16, 1985 Aired: June 24-28, 1985 |
Lauri Hendler & Marty Cohen |
| #041 | #0199-#0203 | Taped: June 29, 1985 Aired: July 1-5, 1985 |
Markie Post & Richard Moll |
| #042[15] | #0204-#0208 | Taped: June 30, 1985 Aired: July 8-12, 1985 |
Patty Duke & Joel Brooks |
| #043 | #0209-#0213 | Taped: July 1, 1985 Aired: July 15-19, 1985 |
Jo Anne Worley & Jack Jones |
| #044 | #0214-#0218 | Taped: July 13, 1985 Aired: July 22-26, 1985 |
Leann Hunley & Tom Poston |
| #045 | #0219-#0223 | Taped: July 14, 1985 Aired: July 29-August 2, 1985 |
Constance McCashin & Nathan Cook |
| #046 | #0224-#0228 | Taped: July 15, 1985 Aired: August 5-9, 1985 |
Lydia Cornell & Patrick Wayne |
| #047 | #0229-#0233 | Taped: July 27, 1985 Aired: August 12-16, 1985 |
Lauri Hendler & Robert Walden |
| #048 | #0234-#0238 | Taped: July 28, 1985 Aired: August 19-23, 1985 |
Shelley Smith & Richard Kline |
| #049 | #0239-#0243 | Taped: 1985 Aired: August 26-30, 1985 |
Gloria Loring & Dick Gautier |
| #050 | #0244-#0248 | Taped: 1985 Aired: September 2-6, 1985 |
Marcia Wallace & James Widdoes |
| #051 | #0249-#0253 | Taped: 1985 Aired: September 9-13, 1985 |
Vicki Lawrence & Pat Sajak |
| #052 | #0254-#0258 | Taped: 1985 Aired: September 16-20, 1985 |
Bill Cullen & Tom Poston |
| #053 | #0259-#0263 | Taped: August 12, 1985 Aired: September 23-27, 1985 |
Jo Anne Worley & Orson Bean |
| #054 | #0264-#0268 | Taped: 1985 Aired: September 30-October 4, 1985 |
Elaine Joyce & Richard Moll |
| #055 | #0269-#0273 | Taped: 1985 Aired: October 7-11, 1985 |
Jenilee Harrison & Dick Gautier |
| #056 | #0274-#0278 | Taped: 1985 Aired: October 14-18, 1985 |
Leann Hunley & Marty Cohen |
| #057 | #0279-#0283 | Taped: 1985 Aired: October 21-25, 1985 |
Patricia Klous & Charles Siebert |
| #058 | #0284-#0288 | Taped: 1985 Aired: October 28-November 1, 1985 |
Lauri Hendler & Fred Grandy |
| #059 | #0289-#0293 | Taped: 1985 Aired: November 4-8, 1985 |
Constance McCashin & Richard Kline |
| #060 | #0294-#0298 | Taped: 1985 Aired: November 11-15, 1985 |
Gary Burghoff & Jamie Farr |
| #061 | #0299-#0303 | Taped: October 20, 1985 Aired: November 18-22, 1985 |
Pat Sajak & Nipsey Russell |
| #062[16] | #0304-#0307 | Taped: 1985 Aired: November 25-27, 29, 1985 |
Vicki Lawrence & Dick Martin |
| #063[17] | #0308-#0312 | Taped: 1985 Aired: December 2-6, 1985 |
Dorothy Lyman & Tom Poston |
| #064 | #0313-#0317 | Taped: 1985 Aired: December 9-13, 1985 |
Gloria Loring & David Doyle |
| #065 | #0318-#0322 | Taped: 1985 Aired: December 16-20, 1985 |
Martha Smith & Leonard Frey |
| #066 | #0323-#0327 | Taped: 1985 Aired: December 23-27, 1985 |
Gary Burghoff & Jamie Farr |
| #067[18] | #0328-#0331 | Taped: 1985 Aired: December 30-31, 1985, January 2-3, 1986 |
Marcia Wallace & Henry Polic II |
| #068 | #0332-#0336 | Taped: December 14, 1985 Aired: January 6-10, 1986 |
Lauri Hendler & Orson Bean |
| #069 | #0337-#0341 | Taped: December 1985 Aired: January 13-17, 1986 |
Betty White & Richard Simmons |
| #070 | #0342-#0346 | Taped: December 1985 Aired: January 20-24, 1986 |
Jenilee Harrison & Marty Cohen |
1986[]
| Week | Episodes | Taped/Aired | Celebrities |
|---|---|---|---|
| #071[19] | #0347-#0351 | Taped: January 1986 Aired: January 27, 29-31, February 3, 1986 |
Kim Miyori & Bill Cullen |
| #072[20] | #0352-#0356 | Taped: January 1986 Aired: February 4-7, 10, 1986 |
Jackee Harry & Tom Poston |
| #073[21] | #0357-#0361 | Taped: January 1986 Aired: February 11-14, 17, 1986 |
Patricia Klous & Dick Martin |
| #074[22] | #0362-#0366 | Taped: January 1986 Aired: February 18-21, 24, 1986 |
Florence Halop & Richard Moll |
| #075[23] | #0367-#0370 | Taped: 1986 Aired: February 25-28, 1986 |
Patty Duke & Nathan Cook |
| #076 | #0371-#0375 | Taped: February 15, 1986 Aired: March 3-7, 1986 |
Lauri Hendler & Pat Sajak |
| #077 | #0376-#0380 | Taped: February 1986 Aired: March 10-14, 1986 |
Martha Smith & Jamie Farr |
| #078 | #0381-#0385 | Taped: March 01, 1986 Aired: March 17-21, 1986 |
Leann Hunley & William Windom |
| #079 | #0386-#0390 | Taped: 1986 Aired: March 24-28, 1986 |
Jo Anne Worley & Michael Lembeck |
| #080[24] | #0391-#0395 | Taped: 1986 Aired: March 31-April 4, 1986 |
Janis Paige & Richard Kline |
| #081 | #0396-#0400 | Taped: 1986 Aired: April 7-11, 1986 |
Vicki Lawrence & Charles Siebert |
| #082 | #0401-#0405 | Taped: 1986 Aired: April 14-18, 1986 |
Constance McCashin & Tom Villard |
| #083 | #0406-#0410 | Taped: 1986 Aired: April 21-25, 1986 |
Betty White & Charles Shaughnessy |
| #084 | #0411-#0415 | Taped: 1986 Aired: April 28-May 2, 1986 |
Lindsay Bloom & Barry Jenner |
| #085 | #0416-#0420 | Taped: 1986 Aired: May 5-9, 1986 |
Emma Samms & Leonard Frey |
| #086 | #0421-#0425 | Taped: 1986 Aired: May 12-16, 1986 |
Edie McClurg & John Astin |
| #087 | #0426-#0430 | Taped: 1986 Aired: May 19-23, 1986 |
Elaine Joyce & Stephen Furst |
| #088 | #0431-#0435 | Taped: 1986 Aired: May 26-30, 1986 |
Markie Post & Orson Bean |
| #089 | #0436-#0440 | Taped: 1986 Aired: June 2-6, 1986 |
Shelley Smith & Pat Sajak |
| #090 | #0441-#0445 | Taped: 1986 Aired: June 9-13, 1986 |
Susan Anton & Marty Cohen |
| #091 | #0446-#0450 | Taped: 1986 Aired: June 16-20, 1986 |
Marla Gibbs & Tom Poston |
| #092 | #0451-#0455 | Taped: 1986 Aired: June 23-27, 1986 |
Anita Gillette & Robert Reed |
| #093[25] | #0456-#0459 | Taped: 1986 Aired: June 30-July 3, 1986 |
Jenilee Harrison & Michael Young |
| #094 | #0460-#0464 | Taped: 1986 Aired: July 7-11, 1986 |
Patricia Klous & David Graf |
| #095 | #0465-#0469 | Taped: 1986 Aired: July 14-18, 1986 |
Audrey Landers & Fred Travalena |
| #096 | #0470-#0474 | Taped: June 21, 1986 Aired: July 21-25, 1986 |
Betty White & Howard Morton |
| #097 | #0475-#0479 | Taped: 1986 Aired: July 28-August 1, 1986 |
Abby Dalton & Barry Jenner |
| #098 | #0480-#0484 | Taped: 1986 Aired: August 4-8, 1986 |
Lauri Hendler & Richard Kline |
| #099 | #0485-#0489 | Taped: 1986 Aired: August 11-15, 1986 |
Jackee Harry & Charles Siebert |
| #100 | #0490-#0494 | Taped: 1986 Aired: August 18-22, 1986 |
Lindsay Bloom & Jamie Farr |
| #101[26] | #0495-#0499 | Taped: 1986 Aired: August 25-29, 1986 |
Edie McClurg & Pat Harrington |
| #102[27] | #0500-#0504 | Taped: 1986 Aired: September 1-5, 1986 |
Constance McCashin & Dick Gautier |
| #103 | #0505-#0509 | Taped: 1986 Aired: September 8-12, 1986 |
Debbie Maffett & Richard Moll |
| #104 | #0510-#0514 | Taped: 1986 Aired: September 15-19, 1986 |
Marcia Wallace & Christopher Hewett |
| #105 | #0515-#0519 | Taped: 1986 Aired: September 22-26, 1986 |
Jenilee Harrison & Bruce Baum |
| #106 | #0520-#0524 | Taped: 1986 Aired: September 29-October 3, 1986 |
Jo Anne Worley & Pat Sajak |
| #107 | #0525-#0529 | Taped: 1986 Aired: October 6-10, 1986 |
Dionne Warwick & Marty Cohen |
| #108[28] | #0530-#0534 | Taped: 1986 Aired: December 15-19, 1986 |
Sally Struthers, Brenda Vaccaro, Art Metrano, Dick Sargent |
| #109 | #0535-#0539 | Taped: September 1986 Aired: October 13-17, 1986 |
Vicki Lawrence & Dick Christie |
| #110[29] | #0540-#0544 | Taped: 1986 Aired: October 20-24, 1986 |
Abby Dalton & Richard Kline |
| #111[30] | #0545-#0549 | Taped: 1986 Aired: November 3-7, 1986 |
Dennis Weaver, Harvey Korman, McLean Stevenson, Ed Begley Jr. |
| #112[31] | #0550-#0554 | Taped: October 12, 1986 Aired: November 10-14, 1986 |
Bob & Ginny Newhart, Dick & Dolly Martin |
| #113[32] | #0555-#0559 | Taped: 1986 Aired: November 17-21, 1986 |
Peggy McCay & John Aniston (Days of Our Lives) Vs. Linda Dano & Kale Brown (Another World) |
| #114 | #0560-#0564 | Taped: 1986 Aired: October 27-31, 1986 |
Lindsay Bloom & Tom Poston |
| #115[33] | #0565-#0569 | Taped: 1986 Aired: November 24, 26-28, December 1, 1986 |
Teresa Ganzel & Jamie Farr |
| #116[34] | #0570-#0574 | Taped: 1986 Aired: February 2-6, 1987 |
Harry Anderson, John Ratzenberger, Emma Samms, Jack Coleman |
| #117[35] | #0575-#0579 | Taped: November 23, 1986 Aired: January 12-16, 1987 |
Lucille Ball & Ann Dusenberry (Life with Lucy) Vs. Betty White & Estelle Getty (The Golden Girls) |
| #118[36] | #0580-#0584 | Taped: November 1986 Aired: December 3-5, 8-9, 1986 |
Patty Duke & Edward Winter |
| #119[37] | #0585-#0588 | Taped: December 1986 Aired: December 10-12, 22, 1986 |
Leann Hunley & Richard Simmons |
| #120[38] | #0589-#0592 | Taped: December 1986 Aired: December 23-26, 1986 |
Mary Ann Mobley & Gary Collins |
| #121[39] | #0593-#0596 | Taped: December 1986 Aired: December 29-31, 1986, January 2, 1987 |
Ilene Graff & Christopher Hewett |
| #122 | #0597-#0601 | Taped: December 1986 Aired: January 5-9, 1987 |
Nichelle Nichols & Tom Kennedy |
1987[]
| Week | Episodes | Taped/Aired | Celebrities |
|---|---|---|---|
| #123[40] | #0602-#0606 | Taped: January 1987 Aired: January 19-23, 1987 |
Kim Morgan Greene & Richard Moll |
| #124 | #0607-#0611 | Taped: January 1987 Aired: January 26-30, 1987 |
Nancy Stafford & Leonard Frey |
| #125[41] | #0612-#0616 | Taped: 1987 Aired: February 9-13, 1987 |
Shelley Smith & Stephen Furst |
| #126 | #0617-#0621 | Taped: 1987 Aired: February 16-20, 1987 |
Lydia Cornell & Joel Brooks |
| #127[42] | #0622-#0626 | Taped: 1987 Aired: February 23-27, 1987 |
Dionne Warwick & Jonathan Prince |
| #128 | #0627-#0631 | Taped: 1987 Aired: March 2-6, 1987 |
Marsha Warfield & Tom Poston |
| #129[43] | #0632-#0636 | Taped: 1987 Aired: March 9-13, 1987 |
Jenilee Harrison & Ken Kercheval |
| #130 | #0637-#0641 | Taped: 1987 Aired: March 16-20, 1987 |
Jill Whelan & Bill Rafferty |
| #131 | #0642-#0646 | Taped: 1987 Aired: March 23-27, 1987 |
Phyllis Diller & William Christopher |
| #132 | #0647-#0651 | Taped: 1987 Aired: March 30-April 3, 1987 |
Catherine Hickland & Jamie Farr |
| #133 | #0652-#0656 | Taped: 1987 Aired: April 6-10, 1987 |
Betty White & G. Gordon Liddy |
| #134 | #0657-#0661 | Taped: March 9, 1987 Aired: April 13-17, 1987 |
Vanessa Williams & Dick Cavett |
| #135 | #0662-#0666 | Taped: 1987 Aired: April 20-24, 1987 |
Abby Dalton & Clifton Davis |
| #136 | #0667-#0671 | Taped: 1987 Aired: April 27-May 1, 1987 |
Sally Struthers & Pat Sajak |
| #137[44] | #0672-#0676 | Taped: 1987 Aired: May 4-6, 8, 11, 1987 |
Constance McCashin & Edwin Newman |
| #138[45] | #0677-#0681 | Taped: 1987 Aired: May 12-15, 18, 1987 |
Delta Burke & Stephen Furst |
| #139[46] | #0682-#0686 | Taped: 1987 Aired: May 19-21, 25-26, 1987 |
Lindsay Bloom & Jack Carter |
| #140[47] | #0687-#0691 | Taped: 1987 Aired: May 27-29, June 1-2, 1987 |
Susan Ruttan & Edward Winter |
| #141[48] | #0692-#0696 | Taped: 1987 Aired: June 3-5, 8-9, 1987 |
Lauri Hendler & Christopher Hewett |
| #142[49] | #0697-#0701 | Taped: 1987 Aired: June 10-12, 15-16, 1987 |
Edie McClurg & James Hampton |
| #143[50] | #0702-#0705 | Taped: 1987 Aired: June 17-19, 22, 1987 |
Vicki Lawrence & Joseph Campanella |
| #144[51] | #0706-#0709 | Taped: 1987 Aired: June 23-26, 1987 |
Leann Hunley & Kevin Peter Hall |
| #145[52] | #0710-#0714 | Taped: 1987 Aired: June 29-July 2, 6, 1987 |
Deborah Tranelli & Roger E. Mosley |
| #146[53] | #0715-#0719 | Taped: 1987 Aired: July 7-10, 14, 1987 |
Marcia Wallace & Tony Papenfuss |
| #147[54] | #0720-#0724 | Taped: 1987 Aired: July 15, 17, 20-22, 1987 |
Emma Samms & Jonathan Prince |
| #148[55] | #0725-#0729 | Taped: 1987 Aired: July 23-24, 27, 29, August 7, 1987 |
Marsha Warfield & Marty Cohen |
| #149 | #0730-#0734 | Taped: 1987 Aired: August 10-14, 1987 |
Martha Smith & Richard Simmons |
| #150 | #0735-#0739 | Taped: 1987 Aired: August 24-28, 1987 |
Jenny O'Hara & Pat Harrington |
| #151[56] | #0740-#0744 | Taped: 1987 Aired: September 7-11, 1987 |
Jamie Farr & Stuart Pankin |
| #152[57] | #0745-#0749 | Taped: 1987 Aired: July 30, August 3-6, 1987 |
Phyllis Diller, Joel Brooks, Jill Whelan, Pat Sajak |
| #153[58] | #0750-#0754 | Taped: 1987 Aired: August 17-21, 1987 |
Audrey Landers, Tom Poston, Christopher Hewett, David Leisure |
| #154[59] | #0755-#0759 | Taped: 1987 Aired: August 31-September 4, 1987 |
Abby Dalton, William Christopher, Dean Butler, Ken Kercheval |
| #155[60] | #0760-#0764 | Taped: 1987 Aired: September 14-18, 1987 |
Constance McCashin, Nichelle Nichols, Clifton Davis, Richard Kline |
| #156 | #0765-#0769 | Taped: September 1987 Aired: September 21-25, 1987 |
Vanessa Williams & Stephen Furst |
| #157 | #0770-#0774 | Taped: September 1987 Aired: September 28-October 2, 1987 |
Marsha Warfield & Tom Poston |
| #158 | #0775-#0779 | Taped: September 1987 Aired: October 5-9, 1987 |
Lindsay Bloom & Paul Eiding |
| #159 | #0780-#0784 | Taped: September 26, 1987 Aired: October 12-16, 1987 |
Jenny O'Hara & Tom Villard |
| #160[61] | #0785-#0789 | Taped: 1987 Aired: October 19-23, 1987 |
Susan Richardson, Lani O'Grady, Grant Goodeve, Adam Rich |
| #161 | #0790-#0794 | Taped: October 10, 1987 Aired: October 26-30, 1987 |
Betty White & Dick Martin |
| #162 | #0795-#0799 | Taped: October 1987 Aired: November 2-6, 1987 |
Nancy Stafford & Joe Alaskey |
| #163 | #0800-#0804 | Taped: October 1987 Aired: November 9-13, 1987 |
Lydia Cornell & James Hampton |
| #164[62] | #0805-#0808 | Taped: 1987 Aired: November 24-25, 27, 30, 1987 |
Daphne Maxwell Reid & Brad Garrett |
| #165[63] | #0809-#0813 | Taped: 1987 Aired: November 16-17, 19-20, 23, 1987 |
Markie Post & Marsha Warfield (Night Court) Vs. Leann Hunley & Jack Coleman (Dynasty) |
| #166[64] | #0814-#0818 | Taped: 1987 Aired: December 1-4, 7, 1987 |
Roz Ryan & Richard Simmons |
| #167[65] | #0819-#0823 | Taped: November 1987 Aired: December 8-11, 14, 1987 |
Edie McClurg & Jamie Farr |
| #168[66] | #0824-#0827 | Taped: November 1987 Aired: December 15-18, 1987 |
Sally Struthers & David Doyle |
| #169[67] | #0828-#0832 | Taped: 1987 Aired: December 21-25, 1987 |
Billy Gray, Lauren Chapin, Jane Wyatt, Elinor Donahue |
| #170[68] | #0833-#0836 | Taped: December 1987 Aired: December 28-31, 1987 |
James Doohan & Michael Dorn |
| #171[69] | #0837-#0841 | Taped: December 1987 Aired: January 4-8, 1988 |
Phyllis Diller & Marty Cohen |
| #172[70] | #0842-#0846 | Taped: December 1987 Aired: January 11-15, 1988 |
Audrey Landers & Bruce Baum |
1988[]
| Week | Episodes | Taped/Aired | Celebrities |
|---|---|---|---|
| #173[71] | #0847-#0851 | Taped: January 14, 1988 Aired: January 18-22, 1988 |
Patty Duke & Rip Taylor |
| #174[72] | #0852-#0856 | Taped: January 1988 Aired: January 25-29, 1988 |
Vicki Lawrence & Stuart Pankin |
| #175 | #0857-#0861 | Taped: January 1988 Aired: February 1-5, 1988 |
Dawnn Lewis & Ken Kercheval |
| #176[73] | #0862-#0866 | Taped: 1988 Aired: March 7-11, 1988 |
Hal Linden, Ron Carey, Gregory Sierra, Max Gail |
| #177 | #0867-#0871 | Taped: 1988 Aired: February 15-19, 1988 |
Daphne Maxwell Reid & Clifton Davis |
| #178 | #0872-#0876 | Taped: 1988 Aired: February 29-March 4, 1988 |
Betty White & Dick Cavett |
| #179[74] | #0877-#0881 | Taped: 1988 Aired: February 8-12, 1988 |
Dwayne Hickman, Connie Stevens, Scott Grimes, Tricia Leigh Fisher |
| #180[75] | #0882-#0886 | Taped: 1988 Aired: February 22-26, 1988 |
Vicki Lawrence, Lyle Waggoner, Harvey Korman, McLean Stevenson |
| #181 | #0887-#0891 | Taped: 1988 Aired: March 14-18, 1988 |
Jenny O'Hara & Christopher Hewett |
| #182 | #0892-#0896 | Taped: 1988 Aired: March 21-25, 1988 |
Marsha Warfield & Joe Alaskey |
| #183 | #0897-#0901 | Taped: March 5, 1988 Aired: March 28-April 1, 1988 |
Roz Ryan & Tom Poston |
| #184 | #0902-#0906 | Taped: 1988 Aired: April 4-8, 1988 |
Jennifer Savidge & Joel Brooks |
| #185 | #0907-#0911 | Taped: 1988 Aired: April 11-15, 1988 |
Edie McClurg & Pat Sajak |
| #186 | #0912-#0916 | Taped: 1988 Aired: April 18-22, 1988 |
Constance McCashin & Stephen Furst |
| #187 | #0917-#0921 | Taped: 1988 Aired: April 25-29, 1988 |
Susan Ruttan & Scoey Mitchell |
| #188 | #0922-#0926 | Taped: 1988 Aired: May 2-6, 1988 |
Daphne Maxwell Reid & Rip Taylor |
| #189[76] | #0927-#0931 | Taped: 1988 Aired: June 27-30, July 5, 1988 |
Shalane McCall, Rob Stone, Allison Smith, Jory Husain |
| #190 | #0932-#0936 | Taped: 1988 Aired: May 16-20, 1988 |
Ilene Graff & Clarence Felder |
| #191 | #0937-#0941 | Taped: 1988 Aired: May 23-27, 1988 |
Molly Cheek & Roger E. Mosley |
| #192[77] | #0942-#0946 | Taped: 1988 Aired: May 30-June 3, 1988 |
Nancy Stafford & Nathan Cook |
| #193[78] | #0947-#0951 | Taped: 1988 Aired: May 9-13, 1988 |
Bob & Ginny Newhart & Dick & Dolly Martin |
| #194 | #0952-#0956 | Taped: May 1, 1988 Aired: June 6-10, 1988 |
Emma Samms & Jamie Farr |
| #195 | #0957-#0961 | Taped: May 2, 1988 Aired: June 13-17, 1988 |
Phyllis Diller & Leonard Maltin |
| #196 | #0962-#0966 | Taped: 1988 Aired: June 20-24, 1988 |
Carol Channing & Betty White |
| #197[79] | #0967-#0970 | Taped: 1988 Aired: July 6-8, 11, 1988 |
Marsha Warfield & Pat McCormick |
| #198[80] | #0971-#0975 | Taped: 1988 Aired: July 12-15, 18, 1988 |
Dionne Warwick & David Doyle |
| #199[81] | #0976-#0980 | Taped: 1988 Aired: July 19-22, 25, 1988 |
Rebeca Arthur & Theodore Bikel |
| #200[82] | #0981-#0985 | Taped: 1988 Aired: July 26-29, August 1, 1988 |
Roz Ryan & Richard Simmons |
| #201[83] | #0986-#0990 | Taped: 1988 Aired: August 2-5, 8, 1988 |
Pat Carroll & Stuart Pankin |
| #202[84] | #0991-#0995 | Taped: 1988 Aired: August 9-12, 15, 1988 |
Edie McClurg & Clifton Davis |
| #203[85] | #0996-#1000 | Taped: 1988 Aired: August 16-19, 22, 1988 |
Vicki Lawrence Schultz & Pat Sajak |
| #204[86] | #1001-#1004 | Taped: 1988 Aired: August 23-26, 1988 |
Anne Meara & Paul Kreppel |
| #205 | #1005-#1009 | Taped: 1988 Aired: August 29-September 2, 1988 |
Ilene Graff & Ken Kercheval |
| #206 | #1010-#1014 | Taped: 1988 Aired: September 5-9, 1988 |
Tonya Crowe & Mary Tanner |
| #207[87] | #1015-#1019 | Taped: 1988 Aired: September 12-16, 1988 |
Daphne Maxwell Reid & Joe Alaskey |
| #208 | #1020-#1024 | Taped: 1988 Aired: September 19-23, 1988 |
Emma Samms & Ron Masak |
| #209 | #1025-#1029 | Taped: 1988 Aired: September 26-30, 1988 |
Dee Wallace Stone & Tom Poston |
| #210 | #1030-#1034 | Taped: 1988 Aired: October 3-7, 1988 |
Marcia Wallace & G. Gordon Liddy |
| #211[88] | #1035-#1039 | Taped: 1988 Aired: October 17-21, 1988 |
Lainie Kazan, Dorian Harewood, Chad Everett, Jack Jones |
| #212[89] | #1040-#1044 | Taped: 1988 Aired: November 7-11, 1988 |
Lucille Ball, Carol Channing, Betty White, Dick Martin |
| #213 | #1045-#1049 | Taped: 1988 Aired: October 10-14, 1988 |
Roz Ryan & Marc Summers |
| #214[90] | #1050-#1054 | Taped: September 30, 1988 Aired: October 24-28, 1988 |
Rebeca Arthur & Pat Sajak |
| #215[91] | #1055-#1059 | Taped: October 1988 Aired: October 31-November 4, 1988 |
Edie McClurg & Christopher Hewett |
| #216[92] | #1060-#1064 | Taped: 1988 Aired: November 21-25, 1988 |
Greg Barton, Tracie Ruiz Conforto, Dwight Stones, Louise Ritter |
| #217 | #1065-#1069 | Taped: 1988 Aired: November 14-18, 1988 |
Dionne Warwick & Jamie Farr |
| #218 | #1070-#1074 | Taped: November 19, 1988 Aired: November 28-December 2, 1988 |
Marsha Warfield & Jerry Orbach |
| #219[93] | #1075-#1079 | Taped: 1988 Aired: December 5-6; 8-9; 12, 1988 |
Alix Elias & Roger E. Mosley |
| #220[94] | #1080-#1084 | Taped: 1988 Aired: December 13-16; 19, 1988 |
Leann Hunley & Pat Sajak |
| #221[95] | #1085-#1089 | Taped: 1988 Aired: December 20-23; 26, 1988 |
Ilene Graff & Pat Harrington |
| #222[96] | #1090-#1094 | Taped: December 1988 Aired: December 27-30, 1988, January 3, 1989 |
Rebeca Arthur & Stuart Pankin |
| #223[97] | #1095-#1098 | Taped: December 1988 Aired: January 4-6, 9, 1989 |
Roz Ryan & Bill Kirchenbauer |
| #224[98] | #1099-#1103 | Taped: December 1988 Aired: January 10-13, 16, 1989 |
Phyllis Diller & Ron Masak |
1989[]
| Week | Episodes | Taped/Aired | Celebrities |
|---|---|---|---|
| #225[99] | #1104-#1108 | Taped: January 1989 Aired: January 17-19, 23-24, 1989 |
Emma Samms & Ken Kercheval |
| #226 | #1109-#1113 | Taped: January 1989 Aired: January 25-27, 30-31, 1989 |
Liz Sheridan & Clifton Davis |
| #227 | #1114-#1118 | Taped: January 1989 Aired: February 1-3, 6-7, 1989 |
Rebeca Arthur & Tom Poston |
| #228[100] | #1119-#1124 | Taped: January 1989 Aired: February 8-10, 13-15, 1989 |
Pat Carroll & Andrew Stevens |
| #229 | #1125-#1129 | Taped: January 1989 Aired: February 16-17, 20-22, 1989 |
Betty White & McLean Stevenson |
| #230[101] | #1130-#1135 | Taped: February 12, 1989 Aired: February 23-24, 27-March 2, 1989 |
Edie McClurg & Pat Harrington |
| #231[102] | #1136-#1141 | Taped: February 1989 Aired: March 3, 6-10, 1989 |
Marsha Warfield & Jamie Farr |
| #232 | #1142-#1146 | Taped: February 1989 Aired: March 13-17, 1989 |
Nancy Stafford & Stephen Furst |
| #233[103] | #1147-#1151 | Taped: February 1989 Aired: March 20-24, 1989 |
Betty White & Christopher Hewett |
Notes[]
- ↑ The show began its run at Noon EST/11:00 A.M. CST/PST replacing reruns of the sitcom Diff'rent Strokes and sandwiched between the Reg Grundy Productions game show Scrabble and the daytime soap Search for Tomorrow. Halfway through this week, the mid-show logo is now on top of the screen as opposed to the middle, the lids are now in place on the handheld monitors, the font for the Ca$hword reward has been changed from white to flashing yellow and by the end of this week, the reward is now handed to the contestant in cash. Final tallies for the week - Gloria: 2 games, $3,900 (including $1,000 at Ca$hword on Wednesday); Pat: 3 games, $19,200 (including $2,000 at Ca$hword and $10,000 at the endgame on Tuesday, and $2,000 and $1,000 at Ca$hword on Friday).
- ↑ The red and blue chairs in the front game switch places, the slide on the puzzle board that holds the solution now has the Super Password logo, the reward for the Ca$hword is now a check, the mid-show logo now flies up as two transparent copies on the top and bottom combine into the solid logo, the endgame timer has been enlarged, the words for the endgame are now yellow instead of white and the letter displays for the endgame now instantaneously turn into a dollar sign for correct guesses instead of flipping horizontally. Also, the flashing letter in the end game turns solid black after an illegal clue is given. Final tallies for the week - Abby: 2 games, $8,100 (including $3,000 at Ca$hword on Wednesday and $2,000 at Ca$hword on Friday), Charles: 3 games, $27,700 (including $25,000 at the endgame on Tuesday).
- ↑ The red and blue chairs in the front game are back to where they were. Also the Ca$hword's Magic Toaster (though called simply a box this week) makes its debut.
- ↑ The red and blue chairs in the front game switch places. The front game's desktop color changes from all red to white and red. A Halloween episode with Bert and the guests and contestants wearing Cat masks happens on Wednesday.
- ↑ From this point forward, the letter D in screen text now has serifs.
- ↑ Gene Wood takes over as announcer.
- ↑ Rich Jeffries fills in. Set decorated for Christmas all week long.
- ↑ Four shows were taped due to the 96th Annual Tournament of Roses Parade that aired on January 1, 1985.
- ↑ Four shows were taped due to NBC covering the second inauguration of President Ronald Reagan that aired on January 21, 1985. Copyright now says "©MCMLXXXV The Super Password Company".
- ↑ Tournament of Champions (NBC was also doing this for Sale of the Century and Scrabble around this time frame). Eight previous big winners: Marjorie Ozaro, Lisa Brown, Carla Cararini, Danna Clemens, Jill Roberts, Karen Schnur, Julie Segovia, and Natalie Steele (all women) were given the opportunity to add $50,000 to their previous total winnings. The Ca$hword was not played. The endgame was worth $2,500. Each Quarterfinal had two players play a game, the Semi-Finals lasted from February 7-12, 1985, and had two Quarterfinal winners each playing two games. For here, the endgame was worth $5,000.
- ↑ Tournament of Champions continues to February 13 with the Finals beginning on the 12th. The winner was Natalie Steele who left with a final grand total of $106,000 making her the biggest all-time winner in the series counting the Tournament; her total was displayed in the same font that would be displayed for cash winnings much later on in the run. Regular play resumes on February 14.
- ↑ This week was taped at Studio 1.
- ↑ Final tallies for the week - Lindsay: 2 games, $3,300, James: 3 games, $29,200 (including $20,000 at the endgame Wednesday and $5,000 at Ca$hword on Thursday).
- ↑ Rich Jeffries fills in for Gene Wood.
- ↑ Karen Schwarzenbach, one of the champions that week was a disabled person who got injured in an auto accident which left her paralyzed from the neck down. So to benefit her, there were no on camera crossovers and the playing area would already be in position during the opening.
- ↑ Bob Hilton fills in for Gene Wood. Four shows were taped due to Thanksgiving Day's Football game: New York Jets Vs. Detroit Lions, which aired on November 28, 1985.
- ↑ Gene Wood returns.
- ↑ Four shows were taped due to the 97th Annual Tournament of Roses Parade that aired on January 1, 1986.
- ↑ Copyright date now says "©MCMLXXXVI The Super Password Company". Originally scheduled for January 27-31, 1986. Preempted on January 28 for NBC News coverage on the explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for February 3-7, 1986.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for February 10-14, 1986. Tournament of Losers. Rich Jeffries fills in for Gene Wood.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for February 17-21, 1986. Gene Wood returns.
- ↑ Because of coverage on the explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger, four shows were taped in order to get back on track.
- ↑ Huge $55,000 win for Marjorie on the Tuesday episode.
- ↑ Four shows were taped due to the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament that aired on July 4, 1986.
- ↑ The Magic Toaster gets destroyed, because Bert carelessly threw it out, not realizing it wasn't durable. A replacement was brought out.
- ↑ The second Tournament of Losers.
- ↑ All-Star Super Password Special #1. The first week with four celebrities, and the only one with the sign painted on the entrance doors. For these weeks, the Ca$hword and the endgame were always worth $1,000 and $5,000 respectively.
- ↑ Major changes this week. Gene Wood now whispers the passwords, the players are now already seated at the start of the show, and the endgame is now given the split-screen treatment.
- ↑ All-Star Super Password Special #2. For these special weeks, a separate sign is now displayed in front of the entrance doors.
- ↑ All-Star Super Password Special #3. The first of two weeks with the Newharts Vs. the Martins.
- ↑ All-Star Super Password Special #4. Days of Our Lives Vs. Another World.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for November 24-28, 1986. Preempted on November 25 for coverage on President Ronald Reagan's Iran Arms scandal.
- ↑ All-Star Super Password Special #5. NBC Vs. ABC. Harry and John were on NBC's Night Court and Cheers respectively, Emma and Jack were on ABC's The Colbys and Dynasty respectively.
- ↑ All-Star Super Password Special #6. Life with Lucy (ABC) Vs. The Golden Girls (NBC).
- ↑ Originally scheduled for December 1-5, 1986. Preempted on December 2, 1986 for continuing coverage of President Ronald Reagan's Iran Arms scandal.
- ↑ Rich Jeffries fills in for Gene Wood. Because of coverage of President Ronald Reagan's Iran Arms scandal, four shows were taped in order to get back on track.
- ↑ Set decorated for Christmas. Gene Wood returns. Because of coverage of President Ronald Reagan's Iran Arms scandal, four shows were taped in order to get back on track.
- ↑ Mr. Belvedere cast. Set remains decorated for Christmas for two more shows. Four shows were taped due to the 98th Annual Tournament of Roses Parade that aired on January 1, 1987. Also, a new Game Show called Wordplay replaces Search for Tomorrow as Super Password's follow-up program at 12:30 p.m. EST.
- ↑ Copyright now says "©MCMLXXXVII The Super Password Company".
- ↑ NBC's month-long "Car-Azy February Sweepstakes" begins this week. All the other NBC Game Shows (Sale of the Century, Blockbusters, Wheel of Fortune, Scrabble, and Wordplay) were doing this Sweepstakes, too.
- ↑ Celebrity Guests are now each introduced by a close-up shot during Gene Wood's introductions.
- ↑ Dallas cast. This week was taped at Studio 1.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for May 4-8, 1987. Preempted on May 7, 1987 by the Iran-Contra hearings. These hearings occurred for 40 days, began no earlier than May 5, 1987, and finished no later than August 3, 1987.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for May 11-15, 1987.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for May 18-22, 1987. Another Iran-Contra preemption happened on May 22, 1987.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for May 25-29, 1987.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for June 1-5, 1987.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for June 8-12, 1987.
- ↑ The show attempts to get back on track due to Iran-Contra by taping four shows for this week.
- ↑ Another four shows were taped in order to get back on track due to Iran-Contra.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for June 29-July 3, 1987. The show got off track again during this week due to the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament that aired on July 3, 1987.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for July 6-10, 1987. Possibly, but unconfirmed, preempted on July 13 by Iran-Contra coverage. Tony Papenfuss, best known for playing as one of the two silent Darryls on the CBS Sitcom Newhart, speaks for the first time ever on national television!
- ↑ Originally scheduled for July 13-17, 1987. Preempted on July 16 by Iran-Contra coverage.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for July 20-24, 1987. Preempted on July 28 and 31 by Iran-Contra coverage. Strangely enough, the last show of this week aired on August 7, 1987.
- ↑ A new Game Show called Win, Lose or Draw replaces Scrabble at 11:30 a.m. EST, and Scrabble replaces Wordplay at 12:30 p.m. EST.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for July 27-31, 1987. Iran-Contra hearings over after this week, and the show is back on track again. All-Star Special.
- ↑ All-Star Special.
- ↑ All-Star Special.
- ↑ All-Star Special.
- ↑ All-Star Eight Is Enough Special.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for November 23-25, 27, 1987. Four shows were taped due to an NFL game with the Kansas City Chiefs Vs. the Detroit Lions that aired on November 26, 1987.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for November 16-20, 1987. Preempted on November 18, 1987 for coverage on a report on the findings of the Joint Congressional Committee on the Iran-Contra Affair. All-Star Night Court (NBC) Vs. Dynasty (ABC) Special.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for November 30-December 4, 1987.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for December 7-11, 1987
- ↑ Four shows were taped for this week in order to get back on track.
- ↑ All-Star Father Knows Best Special. Set decorated for Christmas all week long.
- ↑ Star Trek cast members. Four shows were taped due to the 99th Tournament of Roses Parade that aired on January 1, 1988. No more end-of-show parting gifts from here on out; only one consolation prize plug would be shown midway through, and all the other NBC Game Shows also followed suit on this practice, too (with the exception of Win, Lose or Draw which debuted on September 7, 1987 with no fee plugs to begin with).
- ↑ The infamous fugitive Patrick Quinn (real name Kerry Ketchum) shows up on this week as a contestant.
- ↑ Patrick becomes the second contestant to win $55,000, but his winnings were stripped once someone recognized him on television, and reported it to the authorities.
- ↑ Copyright now says "©MCMLXXXVIII The Super Password Company".
- ↑ Jim Bontempo wins the biggest Ca$hword ever with $12,000, and he also becomes the biggest non-tournament winner in the show with $76,000.
- ↑ All-Star Barney Miller Special.
- ↑ All-Star Dobie Gillis Special. First week with the Star-Wipe intros.
- ↑ All-Star Carol Burnett Show Special.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for June 27-July 1, 1988. Preempted on July 1 and 4, 1988 for the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament. All-Star Teen Special. Shalane and Allison were from CBS' Dallas and Kate & Allie respectively; Rob and Jory were from ABCs' Mr. Belvedere and Head of the Class respectively.
- ↑ Nathan passed away eight days after this week finished airing.
- ↑ All-Star Newharts Vs. Martins rematch Special.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for July 5-8, 1988. Four shows were taped for this week.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for July 11-15, 1988.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for July 18-22, 1988. The star-wipe intros have been slightly modified. Now, it pauses when Bert makes his entrance then finishes after a few seconds.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for July 25-29, 1988.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for August 1-5, 1988.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for August 8-12, 1988.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for August 15-19, 1988. Vicki is now credited as Vicki Lawrence Schultz due to her marriage to Al Schultz.
- ↑ Because of the Wimbledon preemptions, four shows were taped for this week in order to get back on track.
- ↑ After a correct guess for each Password is made, the camera now does a close-up shot of the puzzle board.
- ↑ All-Star Broadway Special.
- ↑ All-Star Lucy and Friends Special. This week was infamous in that an increasingly frail Lucille Ball was struggling to play the game, she passed away on April 26, 1989.
- ↑ Trick or Trick Week. Set decorated for Halloween with contestants given the opportunity to get tricks or treats. Part of a week long gimmick that all the other NBC Game Shows (Sale of the Century, Classic Concentration, Wheel of Fortune, Win, Lose or Draw, and Scrabble), also did, too.
- ↑ Halloween decorations taken down after Monday episode.
- ↑ All-Star Olympics Special, and last of its kind ever. This week possibly served as tie-in to the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, which also aired on NBC.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for December 5-9, 1988. Preempted on December 7 (Gorbachev leaving the USA; it was December 8 in Gorbachev's area).
- ↑ Originally scheduled for December 12-16, 1988.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for December 19-23, 1988. Set decorated for Christmas all-week long.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for December 26-30, 1988. More Christmas decorations put up for this week, they were taken down the following week. Preempted by the 100th Annual Tournament of Roses Parade that aired on January 2, 1989.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for January 3-6, 1989. Four shows were taped.
- ↑ Originally scheduled for January 9-13, 1989. The scoreboards now have permanently-installed zeroes in the middle.
- ↑ Preempted on January 20, 1989 by NBC's coverage of the swearing in of George H.W. Bush as the 41st President of the United States. Copyright now says "©MCMLXXXIX The Super Password Company". During the Christmas 1988 hiatus from taping, NBC announced that Sale of the Century and Super Password were cancelled, and would be airing their final episodes on March 24, 1989.
- ↑ An unusual six shows were taped in order to get back on track.
- ↑ Six shows were taped in order to get back on track.
- ↑ Six shows were taped, and the show was able to have its last two weeks begin with Monday and end with Friday.
- ↑ Final week! Ends with Betty destroying the Magic Toaster after failing to get the Ca$hword, and Bert and Gene and the rest of the crew bidding a fond, tearful farewell. The following Monday, NBC relinquished the Noon timeslot, moved Scrabble to 10:00 a.m. EST, replacing Sale of the Century, and premiered a new Daytime Soap called Generations at 12:30 p.m. EST.