Win, Lose, or Draw (closing credits)

Closing credits to the syndicated Win, Lose, or Draw as aired on KCAL-TV Los Angeles. The cast of "Growing Pains" were guests. (1989)

[@1Soniccool]

R.I.P Burt Reynolds and Bert Convy

[@damienchance4420]

My favorite show

[@apachette07]

I remember watching this show with my mom when I was a kid.

[@garrygriffy1866]

0:15 they’re all just standing around and as soon as they realize the camera is on them they start shaking everyone’s hands

[@LeoVargas94Oficial]

This is evidence that the Bert Convy theme was used during the Robb Weller era.

[@2005dave]

No, he did some fill-ins on "Three's A Crowd" for GSN.

[@megamanj2004X]

This from the outdoor set of WLoD. And Thanks for posting up a closing credits of another Robb Weller WLoD.
Too bad GSN never even reran this season like USA did.

[@jamesmcclelland1414]

I know, and don't forget the NBC daytime version, hosted by Vicki Lawrence (MAMAS FAMILY 👪). As a matter of fact, I wish 🙏 Game 🎯 Show 📺 Network had aired 💨 all three seasons ❄️❄️⛄ of the syndicated version of WIN 🏆, LOSE OR DRAW 🎨 as well as two ✌️ seasons ❄️⛄ the NBC daytime version, you know?

[@andrewschroy6368]

Just out of curiosity, when did WLoD move from KABC to KCAL in LA?

[@LeoVargas94Oficial]

@WhatsAYak Probably because they thought the original one was better.

[@bracelety]

what song is this?

[@thetpirchannel7858]

I always wondered why WIN LOSE OR DRAW needed BOB HILLTON AND GENE WOOD TO BE THE ANNOUNCERS seems to me they would use 1 or the other 1 not both

[@codymerryman5605]

Bob Hilton was the main announcer. Jeen Wood would fill in when Bo wasn't there.

[@garrygriffy1866]

@@codymerryman5605 bob Hilton was the daytime announcer gene wood was the syndicated announcer

[@codymerryman5605]

@@garrygriffy1866 That makes sense now. Thanks for the clarification. Though I can't help but to think they both shared sub announcer duties from time to time.

[@garrygriffy1866]

@@codymerryman5605 yes they did

[@codymerryman5605]

@@garrygriffy1866 That's what I thought.