Thanks for the upload Steve. Loved this show as a kid. In all seriousness, what has happened to quality children's game shows like this? Where are today's kids expected to learn about science and test their skills? I guess they spend all their time on TH-cam and Google now 🤔😒
@@steverutherford7171 Steve would it be possible to download all of now you see episodes of April 1991 please ,as my daughter Natalie was on the show and we've lost all the VHS tapes , tah Steve !! 👍
Here's another episode in 1990 from the Australian kid TV show "Now You See It". On this episode, the first game is played with Craig & Trevor, followed by the next game with Suzanne & Donna; it'll determine which two players will go head-to-head in the final round. 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
24:04 My God... I almost forgot about the C.E.S. (Commonwealth Employment Service) I remember D.S.S. (Department of Social Security) i then Forgot that we had C.E.S. and of course i remember after howard came in we got Centrelink
I remember when I first saw this when I was 4 I missed the into so I asked mum the name of the show Me:Yo Mummy what’s this show called ? Mum:Now you see it Me:I know im seeing it but what is the name of this show Mum:Now you see it Me:I see
just stumbled across this and was amused by he comment that I sang for Pseudo Echo. Let me debunk that one. Melvin retired to the rainforest of Northern NSW (although his voice, Gary Clare, has been on 4KQ for decades). I'd done a lot of TV before NYSI on ABC (as compere, writer etc) and only got into TV by accident so I did other things like web design and working in the disability sector.I'm 71 now but still doing lots of things (photography video editing etc). NYSI was a fun gig and, as I only worked about 30 days a year over that 7 years, I had plenty of time to just hang with my family
@@AdiRudi Certainly the first solo female host. Alison Brahe (later Jacqui Rindt) on 'Guess What' and Fiona McDonald on 'It's a Knockout' both shared with male co- hosts.
I'm pretty sure this isn't from 1990, since the advert at 8:52 is for a contest involving Disney's "Beauty & The Beast", which was released in the United States on 11/22/91 and (per IMDB) not released in Australia until June 1992. That said, I'm not 100% sure what the "celebrating Melbourne's 150th Anniversary" bumper just before the show is referring to, given that it was established in 1835.
I think 1992. The 1st ad was for the Aussie game show, "The Main Event", broadcast from 1991-2. At 22:55, it mentions Tina Turner's duet with Jimmy Barnes of the song "(Simply) The Best", which was recorded in May 1992 for that year's NSW Rugby League season. I think the 'Melbourne's 150th Anniversary' bit may be referring to its founding as a town. ('On 12 August 1842, Melbourne was incorporated as a "town" by Act 6 Victoria No. 7 of the Governor and Legislative Council of New South Wales' - Wikipedia).
How does my brain still remember all of the sounds in this show. Always wanted to be a contestant on this show, loved it.
I love the music that plays in the intro. It’s calm music.
I wish the kids of today can have tv like this.
Now You See It has come a long way since it was first hosted by Jack Narz in 1974.
I loved this show and the theme show sounds.
The theme song was the commercial break song in the 1974 version.
I liked the set and graphic design on this version.
Thanks for leaving the ads in
Thanks for the upload Steve. Loved this show as a kid. In all seriousness, what has happened to quality children's game shows like this? Where are today's kids expected to learn about science and test their skills? I guess they spend all their time on TH-cam and Google now 🤔😒
Your welcome AchtungBaby77 and yes I agree they don't make childrens gameshows like they use to! Steve.
Not really a children's game show. It was intended for adults in America.
@@donmccullen1973 In Australia, the contestants were always children playing for their school.
@@AchtungBaby77 Yes, but pointing out the intent.
@@steverutherford7171 Steve would it be possible to download all of now you see episodes of April 1991 please ,as my daughter Natalie was on the show and we've lost all the VHS tapes , tah Steve !! 👍
Poor Donna got completely slaughtered 🤭 - I loved this show when I was a kid
Here's another episode in 1990 from the Australian kid TV show "Now You See It".
On this episode, the first game is played with Craig & Trevor, followed by the next game with Suzanne & Donna; it'll determine which two players will go head-to-head in the final round. 🇦🇺 🇦🇺
Poor Donna, got hammered in the main game.
24:04 My God... I almost forgot about the C.E.S. (Commonwealth Employment Service)
I remember D.S.S. (Department of Social Security)
i then Forgot that we had C.E.S.
and of course i remember after howard came in we got Centrelink
Did Donna Biggs get to be a Model? She certainly has the looks back then.
Looks like Mitchell Johnson
I remember when I first saw this when I was 4 I missed the into so I asked mum the name of the show
Me:Yo Mummy what’s this show called ?
Mum:Now you see it
Me:I know im seeing it but what is the name of this show
Mum:Now you see it
Me:I see
0:39 That's when the nostalgia really hit me.
Full(?) version of that theme: th-cam.com/video/qwpZigNsuIk/w-d-xo.html
*me yelling at screen* MONITOR! GOD, YOU’RE IN SCHOOL! HOW DO YOU NOT KNOW THIS?
Great stuff, where are Mike and Melvin these days?
Mike sang for Pseudo Echo and Melvin worked for Perfect Match
just stumbled across this and was amused by he comment that I sang for Pseudo Echo. Let me debunk that one. Melvin retired to the rainforest of Northern NSW (although his voice, Gary Clare, has been on 4KQ for decades). I'd done a lot of TV before NYSI on ABC (as compere, writer etc) and only got into TV by accident so I did other things like web design and working in the disability sector.I'm 71 now but still doing lots of things (photography video editing etc). NYSI was a fun gig and, as I only worked about 30 days a year over that 7 years, I had plenty of time to just hang with my family
@@mikemeade4947 great to hear you are alive and able take care
@@mikemeade4947 Line 4 position 7 creepy cringeworthy groomer host
@@mikemeade4947 Line 4 position 7, creepy cringeworthy groomer host.
Where do you get these clips? I was on this show back in 1990 and 1991, and can't find the clip :( been looking for years...
@Iranian Bob You can't be a loser if you have a caligraphy pen. You rock @Beasts forget this no chill sucker.
Line 4 position 7 creepy cringeworthy groomer host
Is it possible to download all of April 1991 episodes of now you see it please ; , as my daughter Natalie was on it ,and we have lost the VHS tapes 😢😢
the forgotten member of the Now You See It morton
If TH-cam and popular discourse are any indication, it seems that Sofie Formica is the truly forgotten member
@@cherrypizza Wasn't Sofie with Now You See It also the first female game show host on Australian television?
@@AdiRudi Certainly the first solo female host. Alison Brahe (later Jacqui Rindt) on 'Guess What' and Fiona McDonald on 'It's a Knockout' both shared with male co- hosts.
A Mark Goodson Television Production.
Where’s Bill Todman?
@@Jiltedin2007 Bill Todman died in 1979, so from 1982 onward it was simply A Mark Goodson Television Produrction.
Line 4 position 9 creepy cringeworthy groomer host.
I bet you deleted Michael Jackson’s Billie Jean music video because of copyright ©
Craig, stop wiping your nose!
You can wipe your nose as much as you want when you're a pimp daddy with a nysi watch.
Hi Steve can you please upload more episodes of Family Feud with Rob Brough?
Quees-stion.
Donna's such a beautiful girl, I'd love to see her today as a mature woman
I wouldn't. Just a cutie back then.
Pervert
What is with this kid rubbing his nose everytime he answers a question
He'd been snorting coke, it was a 90's thing.
I'm pretty sure this isn't from 1990, since the advert at 8:52 is for a contest involving Disney's "Beauty & The Beast", which was released in the United States on 11/22/91 and (per IMDB) not released in Australia until June 1992.
That said, I'm not 100% sure what the "celebrating Melbourne's 150th Anniversary" bumper just before the show is referring to, given that it was established in 1835.
There was a time when Channel Seven did repeats of game shows from, say, two or more years ago (as in this case).
You could probably date it better using the Home And Away story.
Or the 1992 olympics logo
I think 1992. The 1st ad was for the Aussie game show, "The Main Event", broadcast from 1991-2. At 22:55, it mentions Tina Turner's duet with Jimmy Barnes of the song "(Simply) The Best", which was recorded in May 1992 for that year's NSW Rugby League season. I think the 'Melbourne's 150th Anniversary' bit may be referring to its founding as a town. ('On 12 August 1842, Melbourne was incorporated as a "town" by Act 6 Victoria No. 7 of the Governor and Legislative Council of New South Wales' - Wikipedia).
They would be 49