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== [[Live Action TV]] ==
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* ''Drew Carey's Green Screen'' was an improv comedy show that expanded on the green screen antics used on ''[[Whose Line Is It Anyway?|Whose Line Is It Anyway]]''.
* E!'s ''[[The Soup]]'' (and its predecessor ''Talk Soup'') is videotaped entirely in front of a green screen. This led to a particularly memorable incident when a guest wore a pair of Italian flag briefs, which made it appear as if a portion of his pelvis was missing.
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* Used extensively and to great effect (sometimes) in [[Filmation]]'s ''The Ghost Busters'' for the Ghost Dematerializer visual effects.
* The British version of [[MTV 2]] has a flagship show called Gonzo, consisting entirely of host Zane Lowe sat on a brown couch in front of a blue screen. The show is "as live" and therefore no corrections are made when items like guests' clothing match the background and disappear.
* The PBS astronomy show ''[[
* The Irish political debate show "Tonight with Vincent Browne" uses a ridiculously obvious blue screen. It shines on to the faces of guests or, in the case of the host, gives him a [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzVLSn-96tE very strange blue afro.]
* While a lot of the scenes actually were filmed on location, in some of the cosmic calendar and Library of Alexandria scenes in [[Cosmos]], you can see this effect around [[Carl Sagan]]. It's combined with Motion Control to make it look as if he's walking through model sets. Apart from a few full-size props the entire Library of Alexandria is actually a model, and the effect is highly convincing.
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