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Win, Lose or Draw - The game show WIN, LOSE OR DRAW/SYN/1987-90 pit celebrity and audience members in a challenge to draw pictures to communicate an idea (get partner to say a certain word from the drawing made on a large sketch pad). Produced by Burt Reynolds and Bert Convy the program's hosts included Bert Convy, Robb Weller and Vicki Lawrence. Other programs using art as a theme included:

  • DRAW ME A LAUGH/ABC/1949 - cartoonist Mel Casson drew a cartoon from an idea submitted by a home viewer.

  • DRAW TO WIN/CBS/1952 - four panelist tried to identify names and objects from a cartoon sketch.

  • QUICK ON THE DRAW/DUM/1952 - celebrity panelists drew pictures to help create the word of a pun.

  • DROODLES/NBC/1954 - celebrity panel attempted to identify a droodle drawn by Roger Price.

  • DOTTO/NBC/1958 - two contestants tried to connect dots to a famous face by answering questions.

  • CAMOUFLAGE/ABC/1961/SYN/1980 - two players tried to trace the outlines of a specific item contained in a cartoon drawing concealed by camouflaged overlays.

  • PICTURE THIS/CBS/1963 - celebrity guests and studio contestants draw clues to identify a phrase

  • PICTIONARY/SYN/1997 - hosted by Alan Thicke was based on the Hasbro board game of the same name. It pit teams of celebrities and guests against each other in an attempt to identify a secret word. The word could only be communicated via quickly drawn sketches and squiggles (within 60 seconds) onto a large paper surface.

 
 

 

 
 
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