(aka: "Merv Griffin's Word For Word") (NBC Daytime, 1963 - 1964) A short-lived 30-minute daytime show (only 4 episodes aired) in which contestants tried to break longer words down into shorter ones, and un-scramble letters into words (Scrabble-style.)
[Songwriter Julann Griffin was the wife of Merv Griffin at the time. She had an early career as a radio comic, and Merv Griffin credits her for coming up with the premise of the popular quiz show "Jeopardy."] Composer: Julann Griffin (BMI) Orig. Publisher: JulMer Music, Inc. (BMI) 1978 Publishers: 2000 Publishers: Copyright Date: Nov. 5, 1963; EU 800 351. Renewal Date: [not found] Recordings: