[quote name=\'ITSBRY\' date=\'Oct 6 2003, 11:17 AM\'] If anyone's seen Bruce Forsythe's HS pilot...that set was way up there on the bizarre scale too. The lights could produce a fit if you stared at 'em too long, but the way the set spit in two and flipped over for the endgame was totally awesome.
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I'd like to see a clip of that. All I've seen is the open with the horrifying Chromakey work.
Yeah, I like chaselights, but I like my sanity, too. The Hot Streak pilot crosses the line. No wonder they toned it down for the actual series.
Another one worthy of consideration in this discussion is the Chuck Henry 1989 Now You See It set. Between those HUGE rings, and those buzzers (the louvers revealing the flashing neon was IN YOUR FACE), it was very chaotic indeed, especially for its time.
For more TOTALLY OUT OF PLACE chaselight goodness, the Robin Ward TTTT '80 set must not be forgotten.