[quote name=\'fostergray82\' post=\'255102\' date=\'Jan 20 2011, 01:58 AM\'][quote name=\'clemon79\' post=\'255093\' date=\'Jan 20 2011, 12:31 AM\'](Also, a) I don't see any such reference on page 128, and b) even if I did? You're telling me someone else was trying to cash in on the success of Trivial Pursuit by pumping out a pilot with the word "trivia" in the title? I am shocked. SHOCKED.[/quote]
It's on the page before, and nothing more than a one-sentence mention about what Columbia had in mind for future projects.
A few points.
-When I was in college, I used to read the back issues, and I remember something from a spring-1985 issue about a trivia pilot airing on ABC. IIRC, "Trivial" was in the title, but I thought it was a form of "Trivial Pursuit".
Found it...apparently, it was under a "Trivial Pursuit" title. Anyone remember it?
-At the risk of turning this into a post everything we see here that's mildly game show related, a thread sometime ago asked about a Bob Hilton pilot called "Fun For the Money". The pilot clip eventually showed up on Youtube, but I couldn't find it. It was made
in 1985, I'm guessing for the next fall.
-And finally, I noticed some primetime shows that ran for an hour were offered as half-hour reruns. Can't imagine what that would've done for continuity, esp. a serial like "Dynasty".
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Also in the very same issue, There is an ad in Page 83 for a game show hosted by Jim McKrell called "Star Cluster" It is produced by Bill Armstrong as well as distributed by Four Star International
http://www.davidgleason.com/Archive%20BC/B...-1985-12-30.pdf