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'''Voice-over Variant:''' For some shows in the mid-to late-1980s and 1990s taped at CBS Television City and aired on CBS like ''Family Feud'' with Ray Combs and the 1989 short-lived revival of ''Now You See It'', the announcers would say: "From Television City in Hollywood" first before they would say their name speaking for what game show. | '''Voice-over Variant:''' For some shows in the mid-to late-1980s and 1990s taped at CBS Television City and aired on CBS like ''Family Feud'' with Ray Combs and the 1989 short-lived revival of ''Now You See It'', the announcers would say: "From Television City in Hollywood" first before they would say their name speaking for what game show. | ||
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* This can be seen on shows of the era on Game Show Network/GSN (though they might be obscured somewhat by the split screen credits or in most cases, cut off completely) and Buzzr. | * This can be seen on shows of the era on Game Show Network/GSN (though they might be obscured somewhat by the split screen credits or in most cases, cut off completely) and Buzzr. | ||
* It's sometimes seen uncompressed on 1982-1985 episodes of ''Family Feud'' hosted by Richard Dawson. | * It's sometimes seen uncompressed on 1982-1985 episodes of ''Family Feud'' hosted by Richard Dawson. | ||