"Now You See It" (CBS) RIP JACK NARZ 1922-2008

Jack Narz 1922-2008
"Now You See It" the game show that ran in 2 carnations; the first was April 1, 1974 - June 13, 1975. The other was 13 weeks in 1989.
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Jack Narz hosted the 1970's version. Chuck Henry hosted the 1980's version.
All the episodes exist. The 70s version
currantly airs on GSN nighttime, while Chuck Henrys version will not air due to his request.

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[Patreecio]

Did you know that theme song is chump change composed by Quincy Jones?

[secondchance1977]

I Did

[secondchance1977]

ah oh. i think i pressd remove. SORRY STRATMAN78! what he told me was the code for sterio sound and i put the codes in my description.

[secondchance1977]

i almost forgot to add that to my description! thnx for telling me!

[bluebear1985]

Every answer to every question is right before your eyes and...... Now.... You... See... It, Now You See It! And here's the star of our show, now you see him, Jack Narz!

[bluebear1985]

Every answer to every question is right before your eyes and, Now... You... See... It. Now You See It! And here's the star of our show, now you see him, Jack Narz!

[TheMidknightryder13]

I thought I was the only person on the planet who knew that. But one small correction, if I may. BC's variety show was called "The New Bill Cosby Show". "Cosby" was the sitcom after his short-lived mystery series "The Cosby Mysteries".

[bluebear1985]

In addition, this was also the theme for an unsold pilot of NYSI in 1985. The pilot was hosted by Jack Clark.

[T.H.E. Outlaw]

Here I come, Johnny!

[Noveltooner]

Actually it had THREE TV incarnations. It was the theme for "Cosby", Bill Cosby's short-lived variety series before the two versions of "Now You See It" and before Cosby headed to New York to head the Huxtable clan.

[Joseph Diaz]

Quincy Jones is the legendary producer behind Michael Jackson's "Off the Wall", "Thriller" and "Bad" albums, U.S.A for Africa's "We Are the World" and "We Are the World 25 for Haiti".

[retroguy1976]

nice !! sounds funky lol

[midknightryder13]

Cos had TWO failed variety shows? I remember "The New Bill Cosby Show" -- notable if for no other reason that it introduced us to Foster Brooks. (He did that intoxicated CBS Executive so well, the first time I saw it I actually believed it for a few moments.)

And I will say it again -- HOW can you go wrong when QJ writes your opening theme.

I'm talking about NYSI -- loved that opening. If they ever bring it back -- electronic advance notwithstanding -- they need to go back to the neon logo.

[bluebear1985]

At 3:00, I'm guessing that the category is "Game Show Hosts". I shall find them. Line 1, Trebek. Line 1, Convy. Line 2, Barker. Line 3, Henry. Line 3, Combs. Line 4, Eubanks.