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First, they showed a VERY brief clip of the new version of TTTT (maybe
the pilot?) and the set looks quite interesting. Let's just hope the
topics are as dignified as they always were, as opposed to the pilot.
Second, was the final tv appearances of Gil Fates and Gene Rayburn. Gil
Fates looked great, and Gene looked ok, but his voice sounded quite a
bit more raspy than in the earlier days.
Third, it was saddening to hear how depressed Mark was thruout his life.
He had great success, but still had great bouts with depression.
They also showed some great stills from Say When, Concentration, and
video clips from Winner Take All.
TServo2049
Curt Alliaume wrote:
> In article <3939ADD9...@mdo.net>, Matt Kaiser <mka...@mdo.net> writes:
>
> >They also showed some great stills from Say When, Concentration, and
> >video clips from Winner Take All.
>
> Not to mention a still from the Chuck Henry-era Now You See It with a vastly
> uglier logo.
Was that the Chuck Henry pilot?
Curt Alliaume
>They also showed some great stills from Say When, Concentration, and
>video clips from Winner Take All.
Not to mention a still from the Chuck Henry-era Now You See It with a vastly
uglier logo. And more appearances by Marjorie Goodson than Jonathan. (She
also shed part of her last name -- is she still married?)
It was interesting. It reminds me that money and/or success doesn't equal
happiness.
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Zach Horan
>Not to mention a still from the Chuck Henry-era Now You See It with a vastly
>uglier logo.
That logo is seen on CbsTVcity's webpage on the MGTP Brochure:Show Logos. I'm
pretty sure they showed that logo on NYSI89 when coming out of one of the
commercial breaks.
Steve
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vastly
>also shed part of her last name -- is she still married?)
She's still wearing the ring on her left ring-finger; maybe that answers the
question [?]. Nice hair, too.
PuppyPwrTX
>uglier logo.
What's interesting about this is that it is the logo used on Henry's show,
however that was a gigantic sign never seen on the show.
Loved that shot considering I was a big NYSI '89 fan.
Jake Tanner
ATTENTION: FRED WOSTBROCK...GET RID OF THE VESTS!! THE 70S HAVE BEEN
OVER FOR A VERY LONG TIME!! :)
Ahhhhhh...I feel so much better now...:)
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Jake Tanner
>>
>>Not to mention a still from the Chuck Henry-era Now You See It with a vastly
>>uglier logo.
>
>That logo is seen on CbsTVcity's webpage on the MGTP Brochure:Show Logos. I'm
>pretty sure they showed that logo on NYSI89 when coming out of one of the
>commercial breaks.
That logo was also the one used at the end of the show as the tag
after the fee plugs and the credits.
Jake
Zach Horan
>What's interesting about this is that it is the logo used on Henry's show,
>however that was a gigantic sign never seen on the show.
Perhaps the sign was to come down from the ceiling a la the MG78-82 Star Wheel
or the 1987 Blockbusters sign.
Zach Horan
>OVER FOR A VERY LONG TIME!! :)
Fred Wostbrock was a tad mistaken when he said the only GT show left on the air
by the end of 1969 was To Tell the Truth. What's My Line, Beat the Clock, AND
He Said She Said were also in syndication. Once the original Match Game ended,
there were no more network GT shows for two years.
Tom Sabbatelli - Secret Agent
>air
>by the end of 1969 was To Tell the Truth. What's My Line, Beat the Clock, AND
>He Said She Said were also in syndication.
Right, but Wostbrock said TTTT was the only one in PRIMETIME in 1969.
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Tom Sabbatelli - Secret Agent wrote:
> >Fred Wostbrock was a tad mistaken when he said the only GT show left on the
> >air
> >by the end of 1969 was To Tell the Truth. What's My Line, Beat the Clock, AND
> >He Said She Said were also in syndication.
>
> Right, but Wostbrock said TTTT was the only one in PRIMETIME in 1969.
1) That's not what he said.
2) That would also be wrong anyway.
--Matt
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Mike Klauss
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> >>Not to mention a still from the Chuck Henry-era Now You See It with a
vastly
> >>uglier logo.
> >
> >That logo is seen on CbsTVcity's webpage on the MGTP Brochure:Show Logos.
I'm
> >pretty sure they showed that logo on NYSI89 when coming out of one of the
> >commercial breaks.
>
> That logo was also the one used at the end of the show as the tag
> after the fee plugs and the credits.
It was also used on the box of the Now You See It computer game.
Mike
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Jake Tanner wrote in message <393a1f25...@news.pacbell.net>...
>The only thing I can add to all the various comments I've read is...
>
>OVER FOR A VERY LONG TIME!! :)
If you ever saw some of the shirts in my closet, you'd be shouting the same
thing to me! :-)
Chuck Donegan (The Retro-King "Chuckie Baby")
Zach Horan
>I'm
>> >pretty sure they showed that logo on NYSI89 when coming out of one of the
>> >commercial breaks.
>
>It was also used on the box of the Now You See It computer game.
That still of Goodson and Chuck Henry on the NYSI89 set had a NYSI sign that
looked like it came down from the ceiling at the end of the show or something,
which it never did on air as far as I know.
AndrewG70
>>uglier logo.
>
Okay, I give up. Can someone please give the URL?
Thanks.
Andrew
Zach Horan
>
>Okay, I give up. Can someone please give the URL?