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'''Technique:''' Weird scanimate effects |
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'''Music/Sounds:''' A synthesizer tune, followed by Doug Keck saying “ This is Cablevision’s Family Channel 10, your address for Premiere Entertainment, Motion Pictures from Hollywood’s heyday, and selected sports programming. Well, this brings us to the close-o-gramming here on Family Cable 10, and I’m Doug Keck for Cablevision wishing you a very good evening.” |
'''Music/Sounds:''' A synthesizer tune, followed by Doug Keck saying “ This is Cablevision’s Family Channel 10, your address for Premiere Entertainment, Motion Pictures from Hollywood’s heyday, and selected sports programming. Well, this brings us to the close-o-gramming here on Family Cable 10, and I’m Doug Keck for Cablevision wishing you a very good evening.” |
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Revision as of 23:57, 5 December 2022
Background
1st ID/Bumper (1970s-Early 1980s)
Bumper:
Variants:
Technique: Weird scanimate effects
Music/Sounds: A synthesizer tune, followed by Doug Keck saying “ This is Cablevision’s Family Channel 10, your address for Premiere Entertainment, Motion Pictures from Hollywood’s heyday, and selected sports programming. Well, this brings us to the close-o-gramming here on Family Cable 10, and I’m Doug Keck for Cablevision wishing you a very good evening.”
Music/Sounds Variants:
Availability: Extinct. Seen after an October 16, 1978 airing of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” when switched over to Cable Chuckles.
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