In 2011, Darcel Wynne, Deborah Jenssen, and Lezlie Mogell were competitors on the reality competition series Live to Dance. They managed to advance past the audition stage but did not advance further. The choreographers who plotted out the dancers' routines over the years included Kevin Carlisle, Anita Mann and Lester Wilson (the choreographer for Saturday Night Fever). Guest performers and the usage of the Top 10 At times, artists who had a single among the week's Top 10 appeared as guest performers. Often the vocals were lip-synchronized ("lip-synched"). For the live performances, Miller would either record the backing instrumental tracks with his Solid Gold Band or with the artist's band and be sung live on stage at the taping. Arguably one of the more prominent guests to receive this treatment was Joe Cocker, who performed "Up Where We Belong" on Solid Gold several times with Jennifer Warnes, as well as one solo performance of his song "Seven Days." All the duets that Warwick, McCoo, Gibb, or Smith performed with their guest hosts were done live. During the 1986–87 season, the Top 10 was no longer accompanied with dancing from the Solid Gold Dancers but instead was simply listed halfway through the show. Awards and nominations Solid Gold won Robert A. Dickinson three Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lighting Direction (Electronic) for a Series (two of which were co-won by Frank Olivas). Choreographer Anita Mann was nominated in 1985 and 1986, for Outstanding Choreography. Episode status All episodes of Solid Gold exist, including the 1979 pilot. VH1 aired episodes of this series for a brief time, as did The Family Channel in the mid-1990s. Neither CBS Television Distribution (now currently renamed as CBS Media Ventures since 2021), CBS Home Entertainment nor Paramount Home Entertainment, however, had made them available on home video, DVD or Blu-ray as of 2021. Local syndication listings About all Cox-owned stations at the time carried Solid Gold when it launched. As previously mentioned, Solid Gold was part of Operation Prime Time, which was more or less a joint between Paramount Television and Cox Broadcasting; Entertainment Tonight was also part of the consortium. Stations that aired Solid Gold from 1980 to 1988 included: WUTV-TV 29 in Buffalo, NY KSHB-TV 41 in Kansas City, MO WDCA 20 in Washington, D.C. KMGH-TV 7 in Denver, CO WCIX 6 in Miami, FL WFTV 9 in Orlando, FL WTOG 44 in Tampa,