Game Shows "In The Spotlight"

[TimK2003]

Watching a lot of old game shows during my staycation furlough, and have taken notice of a few shows that used manual spotlights that were for introductions and whatnot.

-- MGHSH for the celeb intros.
-- Classic Concentration for the cars and Alex's entrance.
-- TTTT '90 for the intros.

One common thread here is that these 3 shows came from NBC Burbank and likely from the Carson studio where the spotlights were already installed.

What other game shows regularly employed manually-operated spots?  Obviously, I'm not including modern shows, like Millionaire, that have synchronized lighting displays.

[Chief-O]

I seem to recall them running a followspot on the model (I don't think it was Carol Merrill) on the intro of the LMAD pilot. Coincidentally, that was also in studio 1 at NBC (but I think the other shows you mentioned were in studios 2, 3, or 4).

On the non-NBC front, I can mention the 1986 TPIR specials.

[nowhammies10]

Wheel in the mid-'90s used a followspot when Pat and Vanna were introduced.  I wanna say the earliest Sony days, so somewhere around '95-96?

[Chief-O]

Wheel in the mid-'90s used a followspot when Pat and Vanna were introduced.  I wanna say the earliest Sony days, so somewhere around '95-96?

Back in the TV City days too:

[BrandonFG]

On the non-NBC front, I can mention the 1986 TPIR specials.

I believe the Davidson version used them as well. Back on the NBC front, you could add Perry's $ale.

Also, Lange's Dating Game.