12:55 I was pleasantly surprised to see my hometown's ident being the most replayed. The "Super 18" era of WVTV was a whole vibe. It was also a regional superstation that reached 7 states at one point.
2:48 is my market. I remember passing by the WICZ-TV studios and they still had a sign with that 40 design, even after they changed their logo years later. Probably money problems.
It was used when the station just transitioned to Fox. Not sure if they still used the NBC sign after the transition, but at least they did change it afterwards.
2:31 KVHP was then the default Fox affiliate for the Beaumont/Port Arthur market, and pictured here are the Veterans Memorial and Rainbow Bridges near Port Arthur. The Rainbow Bridge bears some resemblance to the I-10 bridge in Lake Charles.
Potentially unpopular opinion, but I actually LOVE seeing old small town promos/IDs in all their cheap and cheesy glory. There's a certain charm to them that I just adore. :)
WGBC is radiotvphononut's local station. KELO is Oddity Archive's current CBS station, and KCNC was his previous CBS station. He moved to Sioux Falls, SD a couple of years ago.
Nowadays (at 11:37), WDRB has a duopoly with The CW affiliate WBKI, as they are both owned by Toledo, OH-based Block Communications (WDRB was acquired 1 year after its 1st sign-on)
In the 90s WDRB was partnered with then UPN Affiliate WFTE. Weather warnings would be dual-casted on both stations. Thankfully tv of that era is very well documented so the tapes are floating around youtube
I’m very happy that not only did Cleveland/Akron, OH (my local area) make it to #19, but that it basically beat every other area in the state. That’s why Northeast Ohio is Best Ohio.
The station at 8:02, in September 1993, began using a logo that was introduced by German broadcast station RTL II at its launch in March 1993. The logo had to be withdrawn by RTL II in April 1996 as part of a settlement, and KGAN was allowed to retain the logo, which was ultimately withdraw at the end of the 2003-04 season.
11:03 this is easily the best of the bunch. A dated feel you dont really see anymore reminiscent of old 80s MTV Music videos. I really like the faux crayon aesthetic idk why vaporwave never coopted it
I know this video is 3 years old, but at 8:55, WAAY-31 was and still is an ABC affiliate for Huntsville, AL not CBS. The CBS affiliate for Huntsville, AL back in 1990's and still is today is WHNT-19. I should know as I live there currently and have been for at least 23 years.
13:07 and the old channel 3 Hartford ID: Al Terzi was last with WTIC-TV (FOX) channel 61 of Hartford, involved with a public affairs show. His co-anchor, Denise D'Ascenzo, passed away on December 7, 2019. She was 61 years old. As for the ID used, I do NOT remember it at all!
14:12. Isn't KDNL now the ABC affiliate in St. Louis? I know Channel 2 (KTVI) was at one time, and I believe that as of now (July 10, 2021) KTVI is Fox.
Some of these areas it's hard to figure out where a market begins and ends. I know that between Springfield, MA & Hartford, CT there is 2 different NBC stations, 2 different ABC stations (Springfield & New Haven), but only 1 CBS & Fox Stations. The 2 cities are only about 30 miles apart, but the Springfield stations serve western Mass. while the Hartford stations serve most of CT. Back in the 1980s Southern New Hampshire was it's own market with an ABC station in Manchester, CBS station in Concord, and NBC station in Lebanon. The ABC station is still there, but the CBS station is no more and the NBC station is a satellite from Plattsburgh, NY. Southern NH market is now considered to be part of the Boston market.
9:37 I miss those old-time TV announcers who sound like they've been chainsmoking cigarettes since childhood. EDIT: He returns for a sequel at 13:40, too! And I know I heard this guy in my local market (Buffalo) as well.
WGN, KTLA, WTVS, WPIX and TBS were considered U.S. superstations in my area and thus were pay T.V. stations, which is why I'm somewhat familiar with them in despite me in not living anywhere *_near_* the areas in which they originally broadcast from in location. (I live on the west coast of Canada, so...)
Some of these channels have been or are available to Canadians via cable or satellite and via HD Antenna in border communities KIRO, WGN, WUHF, WABI, WLBZ, WIVB
K11TW now KIIT is a Fox affiliate now, also WJZ is a CBS O&O under ViacomCBS but WJZ now uses the CBS mandate graphics package but still continues to be call WJZ 13 and not CBS 13 like other CBS stations owned by ViacomCBS
As for KELO they were not lying when saying "KELO land STATIONS" as that channel carried the ENTIRE STATE of South Dakota vs 2 repeaters to get it out to the Badlands of South Dakota and would actually especially in the news weather forecast offer a 7 day forecast for all 3 markets the station and the repeaters were HQ'ed in.
Many of those idents still had cheesy jingles that were popular in the 80's, and many other idents (especially FOX affiliates) had their network's branding/jingles.
Does anyone know if the Spirit of [insert region name here]" were all owned by the same company, or is it common usage like the "7" logo which seems to be used on a lot of Channel 7 stations across the country?
13:31 congrats you found my area Fun fact: at 11:45 to 11:50 the intro that you saw right there is the news intro to KUSI news at 11, if you didn’t know
K11TW later became KIIT-LD and affiliated with Fox in 2001. KTVF affiliated with NBC in 1996. KKVI disaffiliated from Fox in 2012, while XHFTX and XHFOX (which signed on in September 1995 and September 1994) became Televisa affiliates in 2002 as a result of a dispute between Televisa and Fox. WICZ affiliated with Fox in April 1996, and WREX affiliated with NBC in August 1995 as a result of a Weigel affiliation deal with WBND, which replaced WSJV as the area's ABC affiliate. WEVV affiliated with CBS in December 1995 and gained back Fox on its second digital subchannel in 2011. WNEM affiliated with CBS in January 1995 as part of deal involving WJBK, which affiliated with Fox in December 1994, sending the CBS affiliation to WWJ-TV (KBVO affiliated with CBS as part of that deal in the summer of 1995). WKEF was an ABC affiliate when it signed on but was part of NBC between 1980 and 2004. WALA affiliated with Fox in January 1996 as part of a deal that involved WGNO affiliating with ABC. WNFT became WTEV and later affiliated with CBS in 2002. The Group W/CBS affiliation deal saw KUTV, KCNC, WBZ, KYW and WJZ become CBS affiliates (which affected KXTV, which affiliated with ABC in a separate deal) and WCAU becoming an NBC owned and operated station, with Westinghouse buying CBS in November 1995. WRAL affiliated with NBC in February 2016. WJZY affiliated with Fox in the summer 2013. Ironically, KCNC continued to use a variant of WNBC's 1992 logo as a CBS owned and operated station until 2003. WNBC would bring back its 1992 ad campaigns following the 9/11 attacks.
That CBS affiliate in Tulsa is using the background music that Leeza Gibbons did when she recapped last week's top hits on her countdown later in the 90's.
I guess I shouldn't have held my breath for anything from Wausau/Rhinelander, WI, I've been looking myself for years. I'll let you know if I do find any.
The KELO ID sticks out like a really sore thumb from the rest of the IDs in this video with the outdated effects and "Tubular Bells" as the background music
I like seeing old TV station idents... It brings back memories that I never had to begin with.
15:57
RIP, Alex Trebek.
7:07 That sounds familiar!
*a new tv, because you broke the old one*
5:09 one of the best ID's from a small station EVER
It’s actually more of a template, WXXA-TV and KOKI used a similar version.
6:44 is also really good despite template
1:49 Now XHLAR-TDT, part of the Las Estrellas network of Mexico.
13:47 Where the digital switchover started... twice (now with ATSC 3.0).
Interesting how XHLAR was a fox affiliate whilst being a Mexican station, guess they were a border blaster then.
2:41 I didn't know Barney worked at ABC lol
12:17 black or white is 90s hip hop baby and nice.
my new profile pic is planete juniors
@@NelvanaFan1971 ok but i don't remember anyone asking tho
4:05. The most patriotic logo seizure ever.
12:55 I was pleasantly surprised to see my hometown's ident being the most replayed. The "Super 18" era of WVTV was a whole vibe. It was also a regional superstation that reached 7 states at one point.
7:08 “Wake up, everyone!”
8:32 I love how you give zero craps about poor reception because that one from 1982 was horrible like you said lol
The one from KCBS-TV right near the end feels so much hype. That song brings out the adrenaline in you; loved it.
3:50 That cutoff Tho
here is what it is supposed to say: *409: it cleans the grease, it cleans the glass*
@$$ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ass
Starts with an awesome UPN Id and ends with a kickass NBC ID! Props to the amazing video my friend!
2:48 is my market. I remember passing by the WICZ-TV studios and they still had a sign with that 40 design, even after they changed their logo years later. Probably money problems.
I just saw it on Google Street View when i looked up the studios. There definitely possibly was an NBC Logo back when that ID was used
It was used when the station just transitioned to Fox. Not sure if they still used the NBC sign after the transition, but at least they did change it afterwards.
2:31 KVHP was then the default Fox affiliate for the Beaumont/Port Arthur market, and pictured here are the Veterans Memorial and Rainbow Bridges near Port Arthur. The Rainbow Bridge bears some resemblance to the I-10 bridge in Lake Charles.
12:14 NO WAVY-TV 10??? I love that logo!!!
Potentially unpopular opinion, but I actually LOVE seeing old small town promos/IDs in all their cheap and cheesy glory. There's a certain charm to them that I just adore. :)
14:10 I can smell the rarest Fox fanfare here.
7:08 Now I know where that "GRAND PRIZE AAAAGGHHH" music came from.
There is another one, WCGV's ident, from 1995. Look it up.
can you give me a link?
@@ymcooper ruclips.net/video/Ny6kwYZLO1E/видео.html
Fun fact: WCPX in Orlando (CBS 6, 14:40) is now WKMG. It’s also Central Florida’s oldest station.
Lcd101 And the WCPX call sign is with ION (formerly pax tv) 38 in Chicago (Chicago Pax Tv)
It was WCPX in 1994/95 it didn't change until WKMG 98/99
3:37 KIMT
We are working harder for you
Nice to see they upgraded to multi-color text and background, but still no motion graphics.
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WGBC is radiotvphononut's local station.
KELO is Oddity Archive's current CBS station, and KCNC was his previous CBS station. He moved to Sioux Falls, SD a couple of years ago.
KELO WAS ENCORE'S CURRENT CBS STATION
Its actually WGN
Nowadays (at 11:37), WDRB has a duopoly with The CW affiliate WBKI, as they are both owned by Toledo, OH-based Block Communications (WDRB was acquired 1 year after its 1st sign-on)
In the 90s WDRB was partnered with then UPN Affiliate WFTE. Weather warnings would be dual-casted on both stations. Thankfully tv of that era is very well documented so the tapes are floating around youtube
I’m very happy that not only did Cleveland/Akron, OH (my local area) make it to #19, but that it basically beat every other area in the state. That’s why Northeast Ohio is Best Ohio.
The station at 8:02, in September 1993, began using a logo that was introduced by German broadcast station RTL II at its launch in March 1993. The logo had to be withdrawn by RTL II in April 1996 as part of a settlement, and KGAN was allowed to retain the logo, which was ultimately withdraw at the end of the 2003-04 season.
14:44 is my favourite station. even i wasn't lived there or the US.
Welcome back no
This is an interesting video on tv station idents
Great work
Old station IDs have a very cheesy beauty to them.
wow, all that static on K11TW's ID really drives in the rural nothingness of North Platte
superb video as always No.
It's also a translator station, not a full-fledged local station.
KIIT
And got to remain on for a while after the digital coversion as a LP station.
11:03 this is easily the best of the bunch. A dated feel you dont really see anymore reminiscent of old 80s MTV Music videos. I really like the faux crayon aesthetic idk why vaporwave never coopted it
WCSH-TV (NBC) channel 6 at the 8:50 mark. Their branding now is NewsCenter Maine. (Same with sister station WLBZ-TV channel 2 of Bangor.)
2:16 Personally, one of the best small station ids in my opinion.
KUTV is now a CBS station and KSL 5 is NBC. Also, KXTV is ABC 10 and is part owned by Tegna, who also runs WFAA 8ABC in DFW Metroplex.
6:05 *Bugs Bunny* "sounds like Inner Sanctum..."
Good stuff as always
Well, I wasn't expecting this.
3:36 Well, at least they improved.
You found all you could find. Great job
I know this video is 3 years old, but at 8:55, WAAY-31 was and still is an ABC affiliate for Huntsville, AL not CBS. The CBS affiliate for Huntsville, AL back in 1990's and still is today is WHNT-19. I should know as I live there currently and have been for at least 23 years.
13:07 and the old channel 3 Hartford ID: Al Terzi was last with WTIC-TV (FOX) channel 61 of Hartford, involved with a public affairs show. His co-anchor, Denise D'Ascenzo, passed away on December 7, 2019. She was 61 years old. As for the ID used, I do NOT remember it at all!
It was sad to see Denise die. Her co-anchor at the time couldn’t share the news of Denise’s passing without crying. That is No.’s local market, BTW.
He even includes upn! Nice
14:12. Isn't KDNL now the ABC affiliate in St. Louis? I know Channel 2 (KTVI) was at one time, and I believe that as of now (July 10, 2021) KTVI is Fox.
I see you used the WMGT ID from my channel. All good :) Glad to see something other than the CBS affiliate of Macon being used :P
I love this!!!
Some of these areas it's hard to figure out where a market begins and ends. I know that between Springfield, MA & Hartford, CT there is 2 different NBC stations, 2 different ABC stations (Springfield & New Haven), but only 1 CBS & Fox Stations. The 2 cities are only about 30 miles apart, but the Springfield stations serve western Mass. while the Hartford stations serve most of CT. Back in the 1980s Southern New Hampshire was it's own market with an ABC station in Manchester, CBS station in Concord, and NBC station in Lebanon. The ABC station is still there, but the CBS station is no more and the NBC station is a satellite from Plattsburgh, NY. Southern NH market is now considered to be part of the Boston market.
9:37 I miss those old-time TV announcers who sound like they've been chainsmoking cigarettes since childhood.
EDIT: He returns for a sequel at 13:40, too! And I know I heard this guy in my local market (Buffalo) as well.
That is Charlie Van Dyke.
16:17 is my market. WGN became the WB in 1995 then the CW in 2006 then became independent again in 2016
WGN, KTLA, WTVS, WPIX and TBS were considered U.S. superstations in my area and thus were pay T.V. stations, which is why I'm somewhat familiar with them in despite me in not living anywhere *_near_* the areas in which they originally broadcast from in location. (I live on the west coast of Canada, so...)
8:11 Signed on in 1948 as WHEN-TV 8.
I’m was born in 2002 and I love these idents!
1:09 my station has been bouncing between 200 and 201 for years. I think we’re at 200 right now.
14:05 Steel City's ABC, WTAE 4!
6:04 Wait a minute, is that Tubular Bells?
Yep.
10:44 Oh hey, there’s my local ABC station!
Makes you wonder, who's the 1 step lower than North Platte NE :)
Probably a pirate station broadcasting illegally offshore? 😆
Some of these channels have been or are available to Canadians via cable or satellite and via HD Antenna in border communities KIRO, WGN, WUHF, WABI, WLBZ, WIVB
4:12. IMHO, an average to decent logo with some cool music. BTW that logo was used as early as 1993.
One missing: Jonesboro, Arkansas, which seems to have separated from the Memphis market.
WBBJ's logo sounds like a car about to crash.
Edit: why is this trying to blow up
MasonDoezStuff What timecode is it
It's rank 177, 2:12.
MasonDoezStuff
Idc
Love this! But your using todays TVarket numbers and not what they were in the 90s, which looked so different
14:53 what is this logo
K11TW now KIIT is a Fox affiliate now, also WJZ is a CBS O&O under ViacomCBS but WJZ now uses the CBS mandate graphics package but still continues to be call WJZ 13 and not CBS 13 like other CBS stations owned by ViacomCBS
As for KELO they were not lying when saying "KELO land STATIONS" as that channel carried the ENTIRE STATE of South Dakota vs 2 repeaters to get it out to the Badlands of South Dakota and would actually especially in the news weather forecast offer a 7 day forecast for all 3 markets the station and the repeaters were HQ'ed in.
Many of those idents still had cheesy jingles that were popular in the 80's, and many other idents (especially FOX affiliates) had their network's branding/jingles.
Does anyone know if the Spirit of [insert region name here]" were all owned by the same company, or is it common usage like the "7" logo which seems to be used on a lot of Channel 7 stations across the country?
4:47 Looks like you found my area!
13:31 congrats you found my area
Fun fact: at 11:45 to 11:50 the intro that you saw right there is the news intro to KUSI news at 11, if you didn’t know
I'm Looking for KPLC-TV 7 (Lake Charles)
Yay a new upload!
7:07 holy crap that logo is having a seizure
After watching that WACH-TV ID.
hello cooper.
sup
@@ymcooper hello
2:12 That ID is total ass! Why they think tire screeches were good sound effects to use in an ID?!
3:13 EFFING BUBBLES!
Yeah, I Apologize for that
Noice job! I kinda like these old stations ids except deez bad identifications.
11:13 Get ready for your first turkey of two of the year, WIVB! Oh ,and some football as well.
I really wish that American T.V. station ID's KCPQ, KVOS, KCTS-9 and KOMO were on here. 😞
I noticed that the KOTV ident had the same music as the MNTEX Entertainment so I’m guessing it’s stock?
Fun fact-the largest market without an ID is #104, Reno, NV (254,000 households). 97.6% of the US population saw one of these ID's
Did you mean: The largest market without a 90s ID
funny how the station you chose for my market once had a news report featuring danganronpa cosplayers
im not joking
Wow, Omaha has a much smaller television market than I expected, I thought it would be in the top 20.
Also, WHERE ARE THE PBS ONES?
PBS is a gray area because many affiliates are statewide and don't use station IDs
@@NoEntertainment I watched the pbs shows on Lpb and Aetn
Corpus Christi surprised me, I expected to be in the top 100, specifically the top 50. I blame the rural area around it.
@@NoEntertainment But you included PBS in your 1970s tv stations video
3:42
Hm, that looks familiar.
i dont get it
11:19 - WMC-TV5 Memphis
K11TW later became KIIT-LD and affiliated with Fox in 2001. KTVF affiliated with NBC in 1996. KKVI disaffiliated from Fox in 2012, while XHFTX and XHFOX (which signed on in September 1995 and September 1994) became Televisa affiliates in 2002 as a result of a dispute between Televisa and Fox. WICZ affiliated with Fox in April 1996, and WREX affiliated with NBC in August 1995 as a result of a Weigel affiliation deal with WBND, which replaced WSJV as the area's ABC affiliate. WEVV affiliated with CBS in December 1995 and gained back Fox on its second digital subchannel in 2011. WNEM affiliated with CBS in January 1995 as part of deal involving WJBK, which affiliated with Fox in December 1994, sending the CBS affiliation to WWJ-TV (KBVO affiliated with CBS as part of that deal in the summer of 1995). WKEF was an ABC affiliate when it signed on but was part of NBC between 1980 and 2004. WALA affiliated with Fox in January 1996 as part of a deal that involved WGNO affiliating with ABC. WNFT became WTEV and later affiliated with CBS in 2002. The Group W/CBS affiliation deal saw KUTV, KCNC, WBZ, KYW and WJZ become CBS affiliates (which affected KXTV, which affiliated with ABC in a separate deal) and WCAU becoming an NBC owned and operated station, with Westinghouse buying CBS in November 1995. WRAL affiliated with NBC in February 2016. WJZY affiliated with Fox in the summer 2013. Ironically, KCNC continued to use a variant of WNBC's 1992 logo as a CBS owned and operated station until 2003. WNBC would bring back its 1992 ad campaigns following the 9/11 attacks.
7:07 does anyone know what theme is this from?
Do one with TV stations from the 2000's
That CBS affiliate in Tulsa is using the background music that Leeza Gibbons did when she recapped last week's top hits on her countdown later in the 90's.
2:06 ah I see where you based your ATN ID history on
3:50 OMG KOSA-TV!!!!! I'M FROM MIDLAND, TX!!!!!
Ass.
I wish there was
KCAL 9,
KNBC 4,
and KABC 7.
-why cuz they're from mah state and city.
I can only imagine Four (Battle for BFB)’s reaction to the WNBC ident.
16:17 YES CHICAGO MY BIRTH PLACE AND MY NEIGHBOORING CITY IS ON 3 YESSSSS
That means you live in the Chicago television market, right?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_television_markets
10:34 - A fox channel named wolf?
I guess I shouldn't have held my breath for anything from Wausau/Rhinelander, WI, I've been looking myself for years. I'll let you know if I do find any.
The KELO ID sticks out like a really sore thumb from the rest of the IDs in this video with the outdated effects and "Tubular Bells" as the background music
I bet Ben from The Oddity Archive liked that ident, since it’s his home market now
@@ABCEasyas-- From the show that asks: Who made the egg salad sandwiches?
My birthplace 😊 9:13
Didn't WGN go on to become a Cable channel?
9:13 Didn't know my Fox affiliate decided to make a station ID that is seizure-inducing...
I like the one with wnft 47 with Michael Jackson's song in the background
7:23 WLII-TV Las Noticias news open?
10:28 "KNOXVILLE! KNOXVILLE! KNOXVILLE!!!"
What I learnt from this video: Don't watch fox if you have epilepsy
*La música de KTVF 11 CBS* (0:59) 💕
13:26 My region's Channel 2 before it became a CBS affiliate.
6:20 thats my market
The largest market I didn't see in this video is Reno, which isn't even a top 100 market, but it was 104th at the time.