In 1967, there was another Channel 24 in Baltimore. It was the old WMET-TV, which was owned by the long gone United Broadcasting Company, which owned the old WOOK/WFAN-TV 14 in Washington,DC. Channel 24 in Baltimore ran programming from the ABC network, when WJZ was airing other programming. It also picked up shows from Washington's Channel 14, such as "Teenarama". Both 24 and 14 went off the air in 1972.
As a former resident of Dowagiac, Michigan, 40 years ago, I remember the white statue of Mary as part of WNDU channel 16's sign off. It was both serene.....and a bit scary...actually, not as scary as the sign offs from WXON ( now WMYD ) channel 20 when when they played the MOOG version of SSB and the logo in a ....atom-like set up, just as the flag zoomed in towards the end. However, WKBD Channel 50's sign offs were very much tamer with both the SSB and the Canadian National Anthem. Thankfully, WNDU is still an NBC affiliate, WMYD is an extension of WXYZ ABC-7....I think, and WKBD has returned as a CW affiliate after 18 months juggling between 20 and 38 ( 38 was a terrible choice to be a CW affiliate )....but when you're 15, everybody REALLY does wants to rule the world ( ring a bell? Tears for Fears Songs From the Big Chair turns 40 this year....and I had that album! )! Thanks for posting this! PS... Notre Dame beat Georgia in the Sugar Bowl CFP Quaterfinals today, dust Penn State next Thursday in the Semifinals! I visited South BendA LOT...so 🤞ND!
As someone who lived during this television times ...i miss these days when there was that larger sense that things "stopped/paused" just like we (people) had to ..now in this digital 24/7 world it seems like the tech is kind of dictating the pace
An Easter prayer narrated by Alexander Scourby, before Ed Ladd signing off from WNEW-TV in New York City. Dean Webber presents perhaps the fastest closedown for KABC-TV in Los Angeles. Mike Lewis is saying goodnight from W*USA Channel 9 in Washington, DC.
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In 1967, there was another Channel 24 in Baltimore. It was the old WMET-TV, which was owned by the long gone United Broadcasting Company, which owned the old WOOK/WFAN-TV 14 in Washington,DC. Channel 24 in Baltimore ran programming from the ABC network, when WJZ was airing other programming.
It also picked up shows from Washington's Channel 14, such as "Teenarama".
Both 24 and 14 went off the air in 1972.
0:15"Our studios are located....(Matt Foley jumps in....) IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!!! LOL Kidding, folks! :)
Wouldn't that be funny if one TV studio was located IN A VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!
As a former resident of Dowagiac, Michigan, 40 years ago, I remember the white statue of Mary as part of WNDU channel 16's sign off. It was both serene.....and a bit scary...actually, not as scary as the sign offs from WXON ( now WMYD ) channel 20 when when they played the MOOG version of SSB and the logo in a ....atom-like set up, just as the flag zoomed in towards the end. However, WKBD Channel 50's sign offs were very much tamer with both the SSB and the Canadian National Anthem. Thankfully, WNDU is still an NBC affiliate, WMYD is an extension of WXYZ ABC-7....I think, and WKBD has returned as a CW affiliate after 18 months juggling between 20 and 38 ( 38 was a terrible choice to be a CW affiliate )....but when you're 15, everybody REALLY does wants to rule the world ( ring a bell? Tears for Fears Songs From the Big Chair turns 40 this year....and I had that album! )! Thanks for posting this!
PS... Notre Dame beat Georgia in the Sugar Bowl CFP Quaterfinals today, dust Penn State next Thursday in the Semifinals! I visited South BendA LOT...so 🤞ND!
4:02 funkiest sign off ever
These are excellent. Thank you for sharing these.
24:32 - 1985: The year when Dumbo's Circus debuted on The Disney Channel.
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29:12 - Spiral by Vangelis (1977)
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DamianVHS subscribed to you since I wanted to watch all Sign-Offs. Now, are you getting more Betamax tapes soon?
Thanks, btw I usually try to get more when theres a yard sale open every year :)
As someone who lived during this television times ...i miss these days when there was that larger sense that things "stopped/paused" just like we (people) had to ..now in this digital 24/7 world it seems like the tech is kind of dictating the pace
An Easter prayer narrated by Alexander Scourby, before Ed Ladd signing off from WNEW-TV in New York City. Dean Webber presents perhaps the fastest closedown for KABC-TV in Los Angeles. Mike Lewis is saying goodnight from W*USA Channel 9 in Washington, DC.
KPOL-TV 40, Tucson says, "Watch what we're doing now". Baltimore's WNUV-TV used to have that same slogan.
ok one thing why did kplc used the NBC just watch us now 7 man they were so outdated
45:37 - The Playboy Channel