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Harry Marks: “Doug had come to the office looking for work after working on 2001 for several years in England. I hadn't seen the movie, but he had the out-takes of the "Stargate" sequence with him. When I saw them I knew there had to be a way to transform Doug's brilliant abstractions into something that used typography. It worked and set the path for television graphics that followed.”
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LIKE & SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE! The opening graphic you’re looking at is not a computer generated effect.
Harry Marks: “Doug had come to the office looking for work after working on 2001 for several years in England. I hadn't seen the movie, but he had the out-takes of the "Stargate" sequence with him. When I saw them I knew there had to be a way to transform Doug's brilliant abstractions into something that used typography. It worked and set the path for television graphics that followed.”
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![Money for Watching TV? Dialing For Dollars!
Like & Subscribe for MORE! Seen here is Channel 6s Dialing for Dollars with Bob McLean. It was pretty unusual to have a studio audience for a Dialing for Dollars broadcast!
Many a housewife in the 1960s, well into the mid-1970s, would be sitting at home eating Bon Bons when the phone rang and a familiar voice asked, This is [whoever] from Channel [whatever]s Dialing for Dollars calling. Do you know the count and the amount? If fair maiden was watching the morning or afternoon movie she would know that the count was the number spun on the wheel early in the program, and the amount (what she could win) would be the money accumulated since the last winner.
Dialing for Dollars was a local production but a national concept, a weekday game played on the air live three or so times during a movie or a block of sitcom reruns. The host would start with an amount of money usually associated with the channel number (channel 8 would start with $8.00, for instance) and that number was added to the pot each day that someone failed to provide the correct answer when the host called.
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