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The winning total after the Bonus Round is in a larger font.

After Jack finishes, Pat says that the car's door-ajar bell was ringing. During Jack's description, Pat leans into the shot to open and close the driver's-side door.

At the beginning of the Bonus Round, the hazard lights are blinking on the Mazda that is being played for.

Shortly after Pat throws to commercial, both score displays go blank.

After Round 3, Howard's scoreboard reads $3,900 despite him only having $1,450, likely because his display was not cleared after Larry solved.'Nightwalk' plays while Pat explains the situation, but is replaced with 'Changing Keys' when he throws to commercial. Since the $200 house minimum is not enough to buy a prize, no shopping round is done and the $200 is put on a gift certificate. Larry solves Round 3 without any money.The extra $400 is credited to Howard on a gift certificate. Although Howard solves Round 2 for $1,050, Pat notes before the start of Round 3 that the flipper clicked over from $300 to $700 as he called the last consonant.Also, its wedge (VIDEO) uses the smaller lettering. In a rare instance, the Round 2 Prize uses a shopping price tag to indicate its value, as opposed to Jack simply saying it.The letters on the puzzle board light up very quickly, much like they did in the 1974 pilots.The former only zooms in a bit, while the latter only zooms as it slides offscreen. The money graphic and subsequent logo are much smaller than usual.On an episode from this month, after 'Changing Keys' is redone (Larry/Diane/Howard):.

A glissando is added to the beginning, and the theme now starts from the beginning during the opening sequence previously, it would start one phrase before the bridge (around the 0:56 mark).

Possibly on September 17 (known to be after at least five episodes), 'Changing Keys' is re-orchestrated slightly to sound less 'chirpy'.

Five rounds are played, with two duplicate categories: Rounds 1, 2, and the Bonus Round are Phrase, while Rounds 4 and 5 are Thing.

Rounds 2 and 3 are played entirely by the contestants who began them.

Unusually, Pat mentions where every contestant was interviewed.

During the Bonus Round, Lisa's call of S is misheard as F, and the F is briefly put on the chyron.

The Round 1 puzzle ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES is on the second through fourth rows, a practice normally done only if the first word is too long for the top row.

On yet another episode likely from the first week (Joe/Gloria/Lisa):.

The bonus puzzle is a redundant answer of MENTAL TELEPATHY.

During the Bonus Round, before asking Debbie for her letter choices, Pat mentions that the episode is being taped on her birthday.

After Round 1, in an unusual move, Jack plugs the gift certificate provider (American Express) before describing the purchased prizes.

On yet another episode likely from the first week (Bob/Ali/Debbie):.

The Wheel starts its automation as Pat throws to commercial after the Bonus Round.

Jack sweeps the game but loses a diamond star pin in the Bonus Round.

Pat does not mention the hyphens in Round 3 until someone reminds him from offstage.

On an episode likely from the first week (Kersteen/Cinders/Jack):.

They typically air on Saturdays, though a few stations air them on Sundays.

Probably at this point, and definitely by Spring 1985 (a 'Gary Deeb on TV' article stated this around that time), a weekend feed is added consisting of repeats from the previous season.

As a result, episodes now air in production order.

Presumably at this point, and likely due to the debut of Jeopardy!, episodes of Wheel are now transmitted by satellite to subscribed affiliates.

The King World credit is changed to the company's 'star' logo, and is moved up to the center of the Wheel (itself changed to use the Round 3 layout).

#Turntable lab master of none season 2 series#

Also, the show now uses the same style of Griffin logo that the daytime series adopted in February 1984, with much smaller text in the Peignot font, and with the blinking animation removed from the griffin.

The show is now credited as being 'produced by Merv Griffin Enterprises', and the Griffin logo is altered accordingly.

The occasional practice of fee plugs being pre-recorded by their respective companies is discontinued, and does not return until Season 14.'N as in Nancy'), except when necessary if Pat does not hear them clearly. Around this point, at Merv's insistence, contestants generally stop using 'as in' when calling their letters (e.g.