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From: barryg@sdcrdcf.UUCP (Lee Gold)
Newsgroups: net.tv
Subject: Re: Memorable Titles
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Date: Wed, 17-Apr-85 01:12:01 EST
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Posted: Wed Apr 17 01:12:01 1985
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Summary: 

One of my favorites is PBS's Mystery titles, as drawn from Gorey.
(If anyone out there hasn't read "The Unstrung Harp" or "The Curious
Sofa" or other Gorey strangenesses, I highly recommend them.  Many of
the best ones are collected in the anthology AMPHIBOREY.)

I liked the titles for "I Spy," particularly the point at which the
cartoon figure turns from a tennis stroke to holding a gun.
And "Wild Wild West" for its animated titles.  And "Quincy," particularly
the fainting policeman (though the shot of Quincy examining an arm which
turns out to belong to a living woman, not a corpse, was also amusing).

--Lee Gold