Now You See It - Chuck Henry version (5/1/89)

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Here's a full episode of the Chuck Henry version of Now You See It, which in my opinion is very underrated. It's too bad that it wasn't as popular as it could've been. Chuck is also not a bad host.
I included the original commercials in this upload, as I figured some people would get a kick out of the old ads. If you would prefer that I cut out the commercials, let me know, and I'll take this down and upload another version with the ads cut out.
I hope you enjoy!!

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@yaywhewclips242 5 лет назад

this was on when I went to college 1989, it was on CBS, only one season, still pretty good show. Thanks for the ads!!!

@Nickle98499 12 лет назад

KCPQ is where a lot of NBC and CBS game shows through the 80s and early 90s ended up because KIRO and KING(our CBS and NBC affiliates) carried either syndicated programming or news or whatever. Not only this show, but at one time or another the CBS version of Feud, Bob Goen's Wheel, Press Your Luck, the early portion of Classic Concentration, Sale of the Century, and many others were picked up by Channel 13 from their sign on in 1980-around 1992 or so.

@DesmondHobson 12 лет назад

I also loved the show, and this is a great video. Thank you! Needless to say, I want to see more of it. Specifically, I'm looking for video of the show in which a second-round puzzle ends with the word PIPER and the category has something to do with Shakespeare.

@TheMidknightryder13 13 лет назад

In fairness, I never got a chance to see this version -- it wasn't cleared in my city as I recall. And you are right -- it isn't bad and may not have gotten a fair shake. (I rather feel for Chuck Henry ,he was probably seen as trying to 'replace' Jack Narz, unfairly or not.) Two things about this version that just strike me the wrong way and they are minor: the 'crown' around the champion's name tag; Ye gods! And this version's logo; it looks like a child wrote it in crayon. But the set rocks!

@mgsnv2 13 лет назад

This show wasn't cleared in Grand Rapids, Michigan either. We had Family Feud at 12noon. Keep the commercials.

@jwgreek8606 5 месяцев назад

It aired at 10:30 AM not at noon

@jhzenor61481 13 лет назад

Thanks for uploading this episode of Chuck Henry's NYSI, this was NOT on in my area when I was growing up!

@markwatson3083 11 лет назад

Chuck Henry was the highly prolific local TV news anchormen whose intelligent headlines made him one of thjournalists.e medium's most acclaimed

@larrylollis5875 3 месяца назад

They need to show this on bzzzr

@mrceleb2006 8 лет назад

Sourced from WTOL, Toledo 11, as I can tell at the start of this clip.

@jwgreek8606 5 месяцев назад

I wish ABC would revive it complete with Chump Change

@newstarcadefan 13 лет назад

Wow, lol, I was a kiddie back in 89 :D

@Nickle98499 12 лет назад

I think this show was on in Seattle/Tacoma, WA. Thing is though, it was probably on KCPQ 13(at that point an independent, but also an affiliate of the fledgling Fox network; although at that point, Fox was only programing a couple nights a week, so the station like all Fox affiliates at that time was more an independent then a network station).

@jhzenor61481 12 лет назад

NYSI wasn't on in the Ames/Des Moines, IA area either, in the 9:30 am time slot where it was, Jeopardy was on.

@richardhernandez4490 2 года назад

After 4 weeks into the run, they started doubling the points in the second board when time was running out. I gotta wonder, was there at least one episode of the Henry Now You See It version where time ran out completely and nobody reached the 1000 points to win the qualifying round?

@bdaddyn678 11 лет назад

Keep this version. Please.

@Rlotpir1972 6 лет назад

Why wasn't Quincy Jones included in the credits?

@donmccullen1973 12 лет назад

Chuck Henry is more of a news anchor.

@jwgreek8606 12 лет назад

is that an instrumental version of "Paint it black" as stock music?

@steve760 6 лет назад

?? The Stones song? Not even close, sir.

@loutenore33 9 лет назад

hey is this the same alan that won 9 games on sale of the centuary and lost a shot at the car

@krystiandoss5956 9 лет назад

I remember watching that. Found one of his episodes... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FSgMl39eu7I.html

@jwgreek8606 12 лет назад

Gene already left WLOD by the time NYSI premired

@tpir1972 13 лет назад

But Johnny DID do the Bud Collyer version of it in the 60s.

@PatrioticPirate 12 лет назад

I don't care what anyone says, but WHY couldn't Jack Narz come back? I'll bet the show would have lasted longer...

@TyroneAllen 13 лет назад

@tpir1972 TTTT '90 says hi. :) (Burton Richardson, Charlie O' Donnell)

@PTH4Fun 11 лет назад

Remember he was going for his 10th win and a car, But got defeated?

@Nickle98499 12 лет назад

I mean it was a good revival of a classic Goodson Todman game, but it might have been too little too late considering the state of daytime TV at that point.

@ericsoley2721 4 года назад

Alan was also on "$ale of The Century"

@ChuckD79 Год назад

Wish either GSN or Buzzr would air this version, since the long-held claim that Chuck allegedly put an embargo on it being rerun was disproven.

@GarryMooreFan Год назад

I feel like it's gotta happen eventually at this rate!! Just gotta keep crossing our fingers.

@jwgreek8606 5 месяцев назад

Chuck, if Classic Concentration and MG/HSH were eventually seen on the latter anything is possible.

@nextbarker2702 Год назад

Speaking of Sale of the Century, Alan was a BIG champion on the show in 1986.

@francis1971 13 лет назад

I agree with you that this is underrated.

@MikelineTV 10 лет назад

5:17 Lois was wrong. She had said America not Americas 7:19 Chuck tells Nancy she got 222 pts, LOL

@SJSharkWannabe 12 лет назад

Looks like you haven't listened to a word that we've said, you must stop spamming our videos with these fake IDs.

@jhzenor61481 12 лет назад

Consider it said, I think Sale should come back in syndication, maybe with 21st century prizes, and a $1,000,000 cash jackpot, that's what I think the Fremantle people ought to consider.

@jhzenor61481 12 лет назад

You are so darn right! I heard in 1989 CBS and NBC Daytime Game Shows went downhill, with Sale and Super Password airing their finales and Card Sharks airing its finale, but thank goodness for youtube, you know what I mean?

@megamanj2004X 12 лет назад

and 1989 also marked the beginning of the end for NBC Sautrday Morning Cartoons when NBC cancelled Disney's Gummi Bears (it went to ABC, then 1st-run syndication for 2 more seasons). Then when NBC lost the Gummis, they also cancelled The Smurfs and then Alvin and the Chipmunks in 1990 and 1991 respectively. None of NBC's new cartoons in the '91-'92 season lasted more than one season and by the Fall of 1992 NBC Saturday Morning Cartoons was gone for good.

@GP40Milepost72 5 лет назад

megamanj2004X NBC in the 90s became TNBC with the advent of Saved By The Bell.

@aaronbruceladner1983 4 года назад

NOW YOU SEE IT Replaced CARD SHARKS with Bob Eubanks

@jwgreek8606 5 месяцев назад

Hopefully Buzzr will eventually show this show someday. We never thought we would see Classic Concentration again and look what happened

@Nickle98499 12 лет назад

Actually there's a video on youtube somewhere of the beginning of a Card Sharks(bob eubanks version) episode from KCPQ 13. As for Chuck Henry's hosting abilities, he looked like a pretty good host for this show. The problem though at least IMO is this was aired in 1989 when networks were trying to get rid of all their daytime game shows as fast as possible(except for a few), so that might have contributed to its quick demise a bit.

@jwgreek8606 11 месяцев назад

Chuck must have enjoyed it that he auditioned for Wheel before the job went to Bob Goen. The story of Chuck not wanting this being rerun is a myth. GSN had it they just chose not to rerun it. Hopefully Buzzr will rerun it soon. If they got the concentrations and MGHSH anything is possible.

@jwgreek8606 12 лет назад

Johnny Olson had passed before 1989. And TPIR had Rod Roddy.

@paullarue2010 3 месяца назад

I remember Nancy Vu. She gave hugs, during my Senior year in high school.

@jwgreek8606 5 месяцев назад

Now Obama and Trump are popular Halloween costumes

@booberry349 10 лет назад

We had this on WJBK 2 when it was a CBS station it has been FOX 2 for 20 years but channel 2 took Card Sharks off a year before it was cancelled and aired syndicated Family Feud but not the CBS version with Ray Combs

@nicka727 9 лет назад

WJBK didn't air Card Sharks from like April or May 1988 when Morton Downey Jr. Show took over the 10am slot to about January 3, 1989 when the station's logo changed and added the nighttime Family Feud and still not the daytime Feud where WJBK aired People's Court at 10am and Regis And Kathie Lee at 9am

@facebook51ify 9 лет назад

O Chenault Same thing for WAGA-TV and WVEU now WUPA Channel 69 picked up until they cancelled the show and the New NOW YOU SEE IT until June. Now you now why viewers are not satisfied on everything.

@landrykkb 9 лет назад

Yes,I recall this being on WJBK in the day.

@jwgreek8606 5 месяцев назад

Same goes with WAGA in Atlanta

@MegaZeldafan1 3 года назад

Sound effects from Classic Concentration

@brothergaryii 2 года назад

This is the 1st episode of Don Morrow announcing.

@whammy850 13 лет назад

I think Bill Rafferty should've hosted this. Chuck Henry was good, but his heart was obviously not in the job.

@drummingdanny84 12 лет назад

If CBS didn't cancel "Card Sharks", "Now You See It" would've lasted a couple years. "Card Sharks" with Bob Eubanks was very entertaining. But hey, you can't argue with the network execs.

@tarheelking2515 3 года назад

Was the 1989 version of this show shot where the price is right is taped

@cartoongameshowman 13 лет назад

If you would like to be a contestant here on the Chuck Henry version of "Now You See It", you should of done that in 1989.

@erikbunty2016 4 года назад

Or as Rod Roddy once said...forget it.

@cartoongameshowman 4 года назад

@@erikbunty2016 HaHa! Yeah, I got that before.

@LogoMan7777 Месяц назад

27:42 - Who is that?

@jwgreek8606 12 лет назад

Keep the commercials!

@MrMatteNWk 8 месяцев назад

5:39 Line 2! Nixonie!

@yabbaguy 8 лет назад

How the heck do those neon lights "replace" the orange backdrop when a contestant buzzes in? Is it just a slide projector? I can't figure out this optical illusion for the life of me.

@markmajewicz2269 4 года назад

It looks like they used switchable glass. You can see the red neon tubes in between the white neon. When the lockout is reset, the red neon lights come on just a split second before the glass switches to frosted. You can see it best in the championship round at 14:39.

@jhzenor61481 12 лет назад

I had Classic Concentration on WHO-TV 13 in 1989 also. That's the NBC station also in the Ames/Des Moines area.

@jwgreek8606 5 месяцев назад

Keep the commercials!

@paullarue2010 3 месяца назад

Warts are painful.

@aaronbruceladner1983 6 лет назад

To Be Perfectly Honest, I Believe that NOW YOU SEE IT Deserved a Longer Run.

@seanvogt221 4 года назад

Well blame Pat Sajak for that. In January 1989 he left daytime WOF on NBC for his failed late night show in CBS and the ratings plummeted crazily under its new host. The show was eventually cancelled on NBC in June but CBS picked it up almost immediately. CBS already had two established game shows (Family Feud and The Price Is Right) at that time. That made NOW YOU SEE IT expendable to be cancelled. Now you see it! LOL

@erikbunty2016 4 года назад

And now you don't.

@erikbunty2016 4 года назад

I do agree that NYSI deserved better, and that CH was an underrated host.

@nicka727 9 лет назад

That was from WTOL Toledo 11. Solo round was won the previous Friday. WJBK 2 had the 1989 Henry NYSI and I taped two episodes one is the finale (7/14/89) and the 6/30/89 episode (the same day of the last daytime Wheel Of Fortune on NBC before moving to CBS a few weeks later) I watched the 6/30/89 up to the qualifying round and the tape ran out during the commercial and how did the contestant do in the solo round on the 6/30/89 broadcast? WJBK didn't air Card Sharks from like April or May 1988 when Morton Downey Jr. took over the 10am slot (People's Court late in the summer 1988) to about January 3, 1989 the same day the WJBK's logo changed and debuted nighttime Family Feud. During that time WJBK aired Morton Downey Jr. at 10am.

@booberry349 9 лет назад

Before WJBK became FOX 2 they preempted several CBS game shows like our NBC station WDIV did with their networks fare I have seen both Password Plus and Super Password Jim Perry's Card Sharks the CBS Family Feud Child's Play and others that wasn't aired here on GSN

@nicka727 9 лет назад

WDIV had Super Password for three months in the summer of 1987 at 9:30am and WJBK aired Jim Perry Card Sharks and it was reruns during 1982-84 at 9am. CBS Feud was picked up in Detroit in 1991 and WADL 38 Mt. Clemens/Detroit got that.

@landrykkb 9 лет назад

As far as I know,WJBK never aired the CBS Family Feud in the daytime.

@nicka727 9 лет назад

WJBK had the nighttime Family Feud and didn't pick it up at first. It joined the schedule after the New Year 1989 just shortly after the logo change until September 1990 where it got replaced with the Joker's Wild '90.

@landrykkb 9 лет назад

Nick albers I do recall that the primetime syndicated Family Feud was a late addition to their schedule for sure.Considering how long that edition of Joker's Wild lasted,replacing the Feud was a poor decision on their part.

@alexnorman1432 2 года назад

Is he the host of now you see it with chuck Henry from kabc to knbc?

@mysticgirl916 Год назад

Yes. In fact, he retired from broadcasting late last year

@Wizardof 5 лет назад

@14:55, for those familiar with criminal justice stuff, that sounds oddly a lot like an NCIC hit alert on a police MDT... Anyway good to see this rare version of NYSI thanks for postin'! xD

@boisegameshowguy 4 года назад

On the $400 board, I also saw “RUBRIC” on line three. Sounds like a good answer to me!

@megamanj2004X 12 лет назад

@tpir1972 and also Blockbusters w/ both Bill Cullen and Bill Rafferty, although for Cullen Blockbusters I think may have subbed for one week of shows. Bob Hilton was the main announcer on Cullen's version, while Rich Jeffries was an occasional sub-announcer towards the end of Cullen's version and was the main announcer on Rafferty's version.

@psalm37v4 4 года назад

Just stumbled upon this. Thank you for sharing a CH ep!

@nickellodeon55 9 лет назад

Interesting to hear Don Morrow's voice as announcer. I assume this was the only Goodson game he did.

@Rlotpir1972 6 лет назад

John Harlan would've done a better job.

@lorraineburgess4802 4 года назад

Don Morrow was also the announcer for Sale of the Century.

@jhzenor61481 12 лет назад

@mgsnv2 and Chuck's NYSI wasn't on in the Ames/Des Moines, IA area in 1989, Family Feud was though, but Jeopardy was in the NYSI time slot, which I didn't approve of.

@jaydabrown7012 9 лет назад

At 19:14, was that a young Raven-Symone???

@mixon270 7 лет назад

Yes

@JohnMossSF 11 лет назад

IIRC, Alan was a contestant on syndie $ale of the Century during the Winner's Board era.

@megamanj2004X 12 лет назад

@tpir1972 and the 1st few years of Garry Moore's version of TTTT as well.

@jwgreek8606 13 лет назад

@zachhoran I think that Top Secret Wink Martindale's GS was considered. I heard that It didn't sell in 1988 because CBS committed to Feud and I think Top Secret was a contender but CBS won the rights to Feud.

@AndyBruinewoud 12 лет назад

They did bring back Sale of the Century into syndication in 2007, and it was terrible. The game itself wasn't too bad but the pacing was so slow because they were trying to sell the prizes to the home audience during the show. That also meant that some of the prizes were totally chintzy, like the handbag rental service for a year.

@QBCNetwork 12 лет назад

Me too, KHOU In Houston preferred Sally Jesse over Chuck Henry. At least I had Classic Concentration.

@MalekMasoud 12 лет назад

The bells sounded followed by her guess of BELL.

@jnadle1 5 лет назад

Hey, that's that buzzer The Price is Right was using by that time. But we should've heard that foghorn when time ran out in the bonus round. The original used it originally in 1974.

@erikbunty2016 3 года назад

TPIR still uses it, as does the newest version of Match Game.

@sprinter82 12 лет назад

They appear to be a bunch of sliding shutters with the lights underneath. Kind of like really tight blinds.

@JBTHREAT 12 лет назад

@TheMidknightryder13 it's an eyelash, so it could look like an eye!!

@tpir1972 11 лет назад

Chuck seemed to enjoy doing NYSI, I wonder it was cancelled after 13 weeks in favor of the cheap-chaalie Wheel of Fortune.

@Rlotpir1972 12 лет назад

Other possible hosts: Marc Summers, Ross Shaffer, Art James, Geoff Edwards, and Bob Goen.

@paullarue2010 5 лет назад

I was young, when Chuck Henry hosted that show.

@paullarue2010 4 года назад

Accordion is a squeezebox.

@newstarcadefan 12 лет назад

Yup, and it is definately a great stand-alone tune to listen too.

@landrykkb 12 лет назад

Well,the reruns aired in syndication on their CBS affiliate.

@jhzenor61481 12 лет назад

my favorite Saturday Morning Cartoon was Winnie the Pooh.

@bluebear1985 13 лет назад

I agree that Chuck Henry wasn't too bad of a host, but from what I've heard, he doesn't think the same. The episodes from this run likely won't be on GSN anytime in the near future at his request. These days he still works as a news anchor at KNBC in Los Angeles.

@ChuckD79 Год назад

It's actually been confirmed that Chuck never put an embargo on this version being rerun...GSN/Buzzr just chose not to air it, for w/e reason.

@32rodrick 12 лет назад

What do you mean that was My 1 My Idiot Friends (who tease me at high school) and 2 My idiot alter ego or both. and that was Not the Real Me we all known that Now You See It was Recorded at Television City Hollywood, California and Not Warner Brothers Studios Burbank, California (that's the Studio home of Looney Tunes, The Dukes of Hazzard, FRIENDS and Many other Warner Bros. Shows and Movies)

@steve760 6 лет назад

The Jack Narz version of NYSI taped at Television City as well...

@usa02 13 лет назад

@tpir1972 Gene Wood was too busy announcing "Family Feud", "Classic Concentration" at the time and was also rotating with Bob Hilton from time to time on "Win, Lose or Draw" for Kline and Friends.

@erikbunty2016 3 года назад

And he just finished Card Sharks. I guess he needed a break.

@Tubewings 12 лет назад

Narz had been retired for years by that point.

@LeoVargas94Oficial 11 лет назад

The Name's the Same (1951-1955): Lee Vines Blockbusters (1987): Rich Jeffries Beat the Clock (1979-1980): Jack Narz

@steve760 6 лет назад

Rich Jeffries also announced Super Password for a while, although Gene Wood ended up taking over for him.

@jwgreek8606 12 лет назад

My dad told me I stuck food in the VCR once!

@jwgreek8606 12 лет назад

No it's not. Match Game 1998 Paul Boland Card Sharks 2001 Gary Kroeger Also several G-T shows with Burton Richardson as announcer.

@erikbunty2016 2 года назад

Maybe he was counting the game shows where MG was still living.

@tpir1972 13 лет назад

I think this is the only G-T game show NOT using Johnny Olson NOR Gene Wood as announcer.

@bobthetvfan 6 лет назад

Bob Hilton and Burton Richardson are mentioned above. But if you go WAY back, Kenny Williams, later associated with Heatter-Quigley, was announcer on Herb Shriner's "Two For the Money" (Dennis James did the Old Gold commercials); when Sam Levenson replaced Shriner, Ed McMahon became the announcer.

@joshlyons1975 7 лет назад

Fast forward to today: That real estate tycoon is now president of the U.S. Ugh.

@Scrabbleship820 7 лет назад

Josh Lyons And a Nazi!

@davec5090 6 лет назад

I actually like our president as he has been keeping his promises unlike the current politicians. I wonder how the "Left" still believes that he is a Nazi when he has not killed off a race of people, did not set up interment camps, and is actually for the Jews. If we were living in a communist society (e.g., North Korea), then our rights would be incredibly limited to practically nothing. Even our right to say what we want about our president is protected by Freedom of Speech to a certain degree; in a Communist country, people would be punished severely for going against their leader. If we were living in Nazism, then why do we not have wealth redistribution yet? So, be very blessed and thankful that we have our Constitution to keep Communism from happening.