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>[excerpt from e-mail message] > >My favorite bygone attraction there was Wheels of >Change, the >multi-media show where images were projected onto >several planes among >real objects (a la Knott's Mystery Lodge). The show >was produced by >Bob Rogers, and about five years ago he told me that >it was still >playing at Chicago's museum of science. Although, when >I talk to >people from Chicago, it doesn't sound familiar to them. > >Bob Rogers also produced the show--also in the GM >area--that had six >or seven TV monitors, each of which had a different >animated character >on it. There was a superhero, a cowboy, a coach, a >kid, a mad >scientist, etc., and each one discussed their idea of >what the car >engine of the future should be. This was originally >produced for >Epcot's World of Motion post show, where it had a more >elaborate >presentation. I've seen the Epcot version on video (a >home recording).

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