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That Don Guy
To be honest, when I heard he died, the first thing I thought was, "He was still alive?"

How long was he a regular on Bruner/Blyden WML? GSN shouldn't have any problems digging episodes up if they put their mind to it - assuming, of course, that they still do "tributes".

-- Don
xavier45
QUOTE (That Don Guy @ Oct 23 2009, 01:17 PM) *
GSN shouldn't have any problems digging episodes up if they put their mind to it - assuming, of course, that they still do "tributes".

The only problem is, they don't have the rights to What's My Line? anymore.
Ian Wallis
If it's true that GSN actually doesn't have the rights anymore, they could still lease a few episodes for a one-time showing. They've done that sort of thing various times in the past.
Matt Ottinger
QUOTE (Ian Wallis @ Oct 23 2009, 04:03 PM) *
If it's true that GSN actually doesn't have the rights anymore, they could still lease a few episodes for a one-time showing. They've done that sort of thing various times in the past.

While that probably falls into the "all things are possible" category, I really don't think that's where GSN's interest is anymore. Even when they had unfettered access to the G-T library, it got to the point that most of their "tributes" came down to just juggling a couple of black and white episodes at three in the morning. To go out of their way at this point seems mighty unlikely.
Jay Temple
Pity they don't have the rights to a big win on Pyramid. Like, say, a $50,000 win.
catnap1972
QUOTE (Matt Ottinger @ Oct 23 2009, 04:12 PM) *
To go out of their way at this point seems mighty unlikely.


Even worse, I wouldn't be surprised if the current brass feels the target demographic would say "Who?!?" to a tribute
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