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WKBS Channel 48 - Prayer For Today & Station Sign-Off (1983)
Views: 8284
Here is a Prayer For Today and station sign-off from WKBS Channel 48 in Philadelphia, in February 1983. Notable due to WKBS being a sister station of WFLD; they were both owned by Field Communications.
Prayer For Today given by Reverend John McFadden of the Archdiocese the Philidelphia and is Copyright 1981.
National Anthem played by the Stanford University Band and arranged by Dr. Arthur P. Barnes. Photography by the Sierra Club. (Copyright 1972 or 1973?)
WLS Channel 7 - FBI Bulletin, Reflections & Station Sign-Off (1979)
Views: 10338
Here's an FBI Bulletin, Reflections and Station Sign-off from WLS Channel 7. Includes:
WLS promo for the "new" 3:00 Movie - "Where Were You When The Lights Went Out?" (voiceover by Dick Tufeld) (was this during a trial period of the 3:00 Movie? Or only done for the purpose of airing a 2 hour movie instead of an hour and a half one?) (why did they wait another whole year before officially switching the time?)
FBI Bulletin (voiceover by Wayne Atkinson) for...
WBBM Channel 2 - Partial Anthem, Sign-Off, & Bars (1978)
Views: 9913
Here's a clip that's pretty rare - Includes the ending of the National Anthem (recording starts late for some reason), the Station Sign-Off (with voiceover by Jerry Harper), about 24 seconds of black, and then color bars on WBBM Channel 2. Watch during the color bars for a on-screen ID and voiceover. (different announcer)
Also includes a cool "color-lightning" station ID animation before the color bars. (Voiceover by?)
This aired on local Chicago TV in 1978. ...
WFLD Channel 32 - "Oh Jeez - Look At The Time..." (Sign-Off, 1988)
Views: 4123
Here is a really brief station sign-off from WFLD Channel 32. We see the ending of a Ma & Pa Kettle movie (Ma & Pa Kettle at Home, based on the cast), Latenight 32 ending (with the circa 1984 Metromedia-era logo), the Fox 32 logo animation, and a quick cut to color bars with date and time. No national anthem or anything - must have been too late. zzzzzzz
This aired on local Chicago TV on Friday, July 22nd 1988 @ about 5:10am!
WBBM Channel 2 - Seal of Good Practice, SSB, & Station Sign-Off (1981)
Views: 3040
Here's a more complete sign-off sequence from WBBM Channel 2 (as compared with this circa 1978 sign-off). Includes:
Station ID / promo for The Rockford Files for 4:00pm (voiceover by ??)
Television Code "Seal of Good Practice" notice (the same 1965 design variant as on this 1979 sign-on), followed by approximatel...
WPWR To WBBS Switchover (1985)
Views: 5946
Here's an example of the nightly switchover from WPWR-TV Channel 60 (2:30am - 7pm) to WBBS-TV Channel 60 (7pm - 2:30am). Includes:
Switchover (voiceover by ??)
Regalos Musicales (false-start beginning)
WBBS-TV Canal 60 promotional video (can anyone translate?)
Regalos Musicales (real beginning)
Note: Regalos Musicales pre-empted "Semana En Beisbol" this night for some unknown reason.
This aired o...
WFLD Channel 32 - Ending Of Newstalk, Thought For Today & Station Sign-Off (1980)
Views: 7291
Here's a true rarity - the ending of Newstalk with Naurice Roberts, followed by the Thought For Today and Station Sign-Off for WFLD Channel 32.
Thought For Today given by Emerson Tiller - Pastor of Christ Community Church in Crown Point, Indiana.
Also includes a promo for All in the Family with a mistaken voiceover for Happy Days.
Voiceover during the ending to Newstalk, Thought For Today Intro and Outro, and Sign-Off, is Jim Barton.
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WMAQ Channel 5 - PSA's, Meditation, and Station Sign-Off (1989)
Views: 15850
Here are some public service announcements, then Meditation, and finally the station sign-off for WMAQ Channel 5. Includes:
PSA - Illegal Drugs: It's Not Someone Else's Problem
PSA - Project Serve with Janelle LaVigne
PSA - Medic Alert bracelets with Diahann Carroll and Vic Damone
PSA - United Way / Crusade of Mercy with Michael Jordan
PSA - Latino Institute with Migdalia (Millie) Rivera
Medit...
WWJ Channel 4 - "Partial Station Sign-Off" (1978)
Views: 8014
At the end of a tape, after a recording of a movie ended, there was a bit of a previous recording that was taped over. We see most of the National Anthem, then some strange black and white bars, and then static. In the static you can hear bleeding through what perhaps was on another channel at the same time (during the static the tape kept speeding up which is why the audio races at times)
RetroNewfoundland (Vintage Canada) was enterprising enough to slow down the audio heard a...