"Will & Grace" Password - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

LucyFan · 11-17-2002, 07:34 AM

THE "WILL & GRACE" PASSWORD GAME

HOW TO PLAY:
First, Look at the example below. At one at a time, clues will be given out. There will be at least four clues and no more than seven. Players are allowed only to take one guess at each clue
[within the amount of time the clue has]. If a player guesses more than once the first guess will count, while the others won't.
The player who guesses the correct "Password" first automatically wins a point as well as the opportunity to give out clues for the next "Password" round. By the way, the category for this "Password" game will always be "Will & Grace"

The Example
Five-Clue Password
Category: Television

First clue: Sitcom

--> player's guesses

Second clue: Sitcom, 50's

--> player's guesses

Third clue: Sitcom, 50's, Lucy

--> player's guesses

Fourth clue: Sitcom, 50's, Lucy, Couple

--> player's guesses

Fifth clue: Sitcom, 50's, Lucy, Couple, Older

--> Player's guesses

The answer: Mertzes (The Mertzes)

How does this answer fit in with the five clues?
OK, here's the answer to the question: A sitcom from the 1950's called I Love Lucy featured an older couple named the Mertzes.

Get It?

Someone please start us off.

LucyFan · 11-17-2002, 07:34 AM

The "Password" Point System:
Besides the one extra point, the winner [of the round] will receive an amount of points based soley on how many clues there were in the round AND the clue he/she guessed the password. Here is the piont system for this "Password" game:

Seven-Clue Password Round
first clue . . . seven pionts
second clue . . . six points
third clue . . . five points
fourth clue . . . four points
fifth clue . . . three points
sixth clue . . . two points
final clue . . . one point

Sixth-Clue Password Round
first clue . . . six points
second clue . . . five points
third clue . . . four points
fourth clue . . . three points
fifth clue . . . two points
final clue . . . one point

Five-Clue Password Round
first clue . . . five points
second clue . . . four points
third clue . . . three points
fourth clue . . . two points
final clue . . . one point

Four-Clue Password Round
first clue . . . four points
second clue . . . three points
third clue . . . two points
final clue . . . one point

After the tenth round of the "Password" game, the points will be added up and whoever has the most points (of the ten rounds) wins the game.

LucyFan · 11-17-2002, 07:36 AM

The "Will & Grace" Password Scoreboard:

Top 10 Highest Scores
1. N/A
2. N/A
3. N/A
4. N/A
5. N/A
6. N/A
7. N/A
8. N/A
9. N/A
10. N/A

Top Three First Place Winners [The Gold Medal]
1. N/A
2. N/A
3. N/A

Top Three Second Place Winners [The Silver Medal]
1. N/A
2. N/A
3. N/A

seanhayesfan · 11-17-2002, 05:07 PM

I don't understand this game. Can you explain it again.

11-17-2002, 07:34 AM	#1
LucyFan Still Loving Lucy! Forum Fanatic Join Date: Sep 23, 2001 Location: In the Wonderful World of Lucy! Posts: 8,198	"Will & Grace" Password THE "WILL & GRACE" PASSWORD GAME HOW TO PLAY: First, Look at the example below. At one at a time, clues will be given out. There will be at least four clues and no more than seven. Players are allowed only to take one guess at each clue [within the amount of time the clue has]. If a player guesses more than once the first guess will count, while the others won't. The player who guesses the correct "Password" first automatically wins a point as well as the opportunity to give out clues for the next "Password" round. By the way, the category for this "Password" game will always be "Will & Grace" The Example Five-Clue Password Category: Television First clue: Sitcom --> player's guesses Second clue: Sitcom, 50's --> player's guesses Third clue: Sitcom, 50's, Lucy --> player's guesses Fourth clue: Sitcom, 50's, Lucy, Couple --> player's guesses Fifth clue: Sitcom, 50's, Lucy, Couple, Older --> Player's guesses The answer: Mertzes (The Mertzes) How does this answer fit in with the five clues? OK, here's the answer to the question: A sitcom from the 1950's called I Love Lucy featured an older couple named the Mertzes. Get It? Someone please start us off.

11-17-2002, 07:34 AM	#2
LucyFan Still Loving Lucy! Forum Fanatic Join Date: Sep 23, 2001 Location: In the Wonderful World of Lucy! Posts: 8,198	The Password Point System The "Password" Point System: Besides the one extra point, the winner [of the round] will receive an amount of points based soley on how many clues there were in the round AND the clue he/she guessed the password. Here is the piont system for this "Password" game: Seven-Clue Password Round first clue . . . seven pionts second clue . . . six points third clue . . . five points fourth clue . . . four points fifth clue . . . three points sixth clue . . . two points final clue . . . one point Sixth-Clue Password Round first clue . . . six points second clue . . . five points third clue . . . four points fourth clue . . . three points fifth clue . . . two points final clue . . . one point Five-Clue Password Round first clue . . . five points second clue . . . four points third clue . . . three points fourth clue . . . two points final clue . . . one point Four-Clue Password Round first clue . . . four points second clue . . . three points third clue . . . two points final clue . . . one point After the tenth round of the "Password" game, the points will be added up and whoever has the most points (of the ten rounds) wins the game.

11-17-2002, 07:36 AM	#3
LucyFan Still Loving Lucy! Forum Fanatic Join Date: Sep 23, 2001 Location: In the Wonderful World of Lucy! Posts: 8,198	THE "WILL & GRACE" SCOREBOARD AND AWARDS BOARD The "Will & Grace" Password Scoreboard: Top 10 Highest Scores 1. N/A 2. N/A 3. N/A 4. N/A 5. N/A 6. N/A 7. N/A 8. N/A 9. N/A 10. N/A Top Three First Place Winners [The Gold Medal] 1. N/A 2. N/A 3. N/A Top Three Second Place Winners [The Silver Medal] 1. N/A 2. N/A 3. N/A

11-17-2002, 05:07 PM	#4
seanhayesfan Will and Grace fan Occasional Poster Join Date: May 02, 2002 Location: a dump Posts: 31	I don't understand this game. Can you explain it again.