Video Vault: Montage:"Tic Tac Dough" Montage

The era of game shows hit its peak from the late 1970s through the mid 1980s when there was no shortage of the lot between network programs and syndication.  One of the longer running syndicated shows was the Wink Martindale version of Tic Tac Dough, still highly regarded today.  There a bunch of episodes, including the entire Tournament of Champions from 1983, available on Youtube if you want to look.
I used to watch reruns when USA Network had their afternoon block of game shows (which I miss badly), and I always wondered what the show's various cues sounded like in the clear.  Wonder no more.
This video is a montage of the various cues from the Martindale era of Tic Tac Dough.  In order, they are:
* a quick sound bite of part of the theme...sounds like a demo version to me
* contestant introduction cue (this is played out of order, the part that begins at :08 was always played first on the show)
* two game win cues
* bonus game start cue (I always felt that this show really didn't need the bonus game and that the one it featured was flawed, apparently I'm not alone there)
* various prize cues used for the bonus game
This music was composed by Hal Hidey, who did the music for various Barry and Enright shows at the time, including Bullseye (US version) and The Joker's Wild.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuapL7mJqtg