Anyone remember North American TV Show "It Stands To Reason"
November 28, 2005 11:52 AM   RSS feed for this thread Subscribe

Information on an old TV show called "It Stands To Reason."

As I hazily recall, this was a TV show either on a Buffalo, New York PBS station (Channel 17, WNED), or on TVOntario (Channel 19) in Canada in the early 1970s, and was a show about logic or puzzles. It featured a male host working on a very simple, spare set, demonstrating or discussing logic-related items.

The only specific segment I recall was when he demonstrated how to tie a knot in a scarf without letting go of the ends in the process. (No, I don't need the answer to that.) I believe it was a series, but have no idea how long it ran.

The title is such a common phrase that googling isn't helping. No luck on imdb, TVTome, or ebay.

Any information about the show appreciated. If no one here knows, I suppose I could try calling the stations themselves. Other suggestions for further searching are welcomed.
posted by lockedroomguy to media & arts (2 comments total)
Maybe you meant Rhyme and Reason?
posted by apple scruff at 2:27 PM on November 28, 2005


Thanks but that is certainly not it.
posted by lockedroomguy at 2:33 PM on November 29, 2005


« Older OK, I now know that money-make...   |   Gmail-like interface for my ol... Newer »

You are not logged in, either login or create an account to post comments



Related Questions
Smart Britcoms? June 16, 2008
Squirtle? Bulbasaur. May 22, 2008
What from the '80s was actually good? April 3, 2008
i blame the writers strike February 12, 2008
British mystery TV shows/movies? January 4, 2008