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===(September 17, 1977-October 16, 1978)=== |
===Logo (September 17, 1977-October 16, 1978)=== |
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Heyday Productions (1979) (From - original airing of The Horror Show).png |
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'''Visuals:''' There is a live-action shot of bunches of balloons in different colors (which are all in the rainbow) flying away to the sky. |
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<center>A<br>HEYDAY<br>PRODUCTION</center> |
<center>A<br>HEYDAY<br>PRODUCTION</center> |
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in white text is seen on the bottom center of the screen. |
in white text is seen on the bottom center of the screen. |
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'''Technique:''' Live-action. |
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'''Audio:''' Closing theme of the show. |
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'''Availability:''' This was seen on the first season of ''Operation: Petticoat'' and on the obscure failed pilot for an adult-oriented comedy series called ''Windows, Doors & Keyholes''. |
'''Availability:''' This was seen on the first season of ''Operation: Petticoat'' and on the obscure failed pilot for an adult-oriented comedy series called ''Windows, Doors & Keyholes''. |
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Latest revision as of 03:19, 27 November 2023
Logo (September 17, 1977-October 16, 1978)
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Visuals: There is a live-action shot of bunches of balloons in different colors (which are all in the rainbow) flying away to the sky.
HEYDAY
PRODUCTION
in white text is seen on the bottom center of the screen.
Technique: Live-action.
Audio: Closing theme of the show.
Availability: This was seen on the first season of Operation: Petticoat and on the obscure failed pilot for an adult-oriented comedy series called Windows, Doors & Keyholes.
